New-York tribune., 1880-04-06
NEW.Y0RK CITY.

| The Naval Office at the Custom House will be
| removed to No. - Exchangc-llace Oh May /.
| handsome altar valued at $1,000, has arrived
from Rome on the steamer Scandinavia for the new
Catholic Cathedral which Bishop Chatard is build
| ing ut indianapolis.
| The Police Commissioners made tour of inspcc,
tion yesterday of the uptown Police precincts and
| District offices. They found them III IL shtlslac-
| tory condition.
Pier No. 80, North River, and Pier. No. 81 East
| River, have been connected by telegraph Win
| Police Headquarters, for the hettcr protection OF
the river trout by the Steamboat Police.
The unsgtly pile Of cons al and If trTSsFT s pa whT
Park for several months, is being removed by the
| Metropolitan Elevated Railroad Company.
-Four European steamships landed 5000 immi..
grants at Castle Garden yesterday; tie GitE OF
| Montreal from Liverpool. 0S3; the Moscl, from
Bremen, Oh; the Gennanlc, from LlvcipOOl, cOo'
| and the Viking, from Antwerp, 3O7.
The irstof the series of "Stoddard Lectures" upon
I" Russia. Spain and the Orient" was delivered last
| Young graduate of Williams College, told III very
| interesting manner of his travels, and was many
| times Interrupted by applause.
| COMPLAINT was made Yesterday to the Board of
| Health that butcher on the ground iloor oi me
| tenement house, No. 6S Eldrldge-Ft. IN smoking
sausagcs in his shop, was smoking the tenants rs
well. Sanitary Inspector Hamilton, upon lhNesu-
| CATION, found the facts as represented.
| Mary hetter known as Aunty" Olrien, who for
the last thirty years or more has sold apples and
| yesterday in this city The old lady died suddenly:
| She was about seventy years old and had outlivcd
her children five sOiis. 1t is said that she left some
| wealth.
| Inquiries were made yesterday of the police for
David Petty, a harncss-inallcr who last week re-
moved from Ncwhurg to thi Scity with his family.
having been PROMISED criSynct S nod IN ro SM n yo- We
80 West 1hrty-nintlSt. and the family was to
move in on Wednesday,. On that day Mr Petty
disappeared and;haS not been heard from since.
The Health authorities were officially informed
late yesterday afternoon by the Police of the col
lapse of the vault in Mtorncy-St. on Friday morn
ing. Dr. James. Assistant Sanitary Superintendent
after a personal examination, decided that there
was no need of interference on the part of the
health officers. The owners Of the church intend
10 cover with earth the remains thus exposed to
view. and to build up and strengthen the vault
above them.
A clerk in L. Marks & Sons clothing store at No.
364 Canal-st, said two men drove rmcku up tO the
door Yesterday and entered the hall. They seized
box containing nearly two hundred pairs of
trousers and put it on the wagon, then drove away.
No suspicion crossed the clerk mind until the dis
covcry was made that the hOX had been stolen \
description Of the thieves as.givcn at Police hcad-
quarters yesterday. The box was directed to II.
Polling kcyp0rt, n. j.
Francis Auborn, a young man of no fixed occupa-
ton, appeared i'll the jefferson Market Police Court
a fortnight ago to answer the complaint OF Mr.
PetiCue MeuTiSse who stated to Justice 'uty that
Auborn was great annoyance 10 his family ana
that he cndcavorcd clandcsincly to visit his
daughter. Aubom was, shown to be II young man
of low character, and Justice )uhy said that he
would hold him under 500 bail To keep thc peace
in relation to Mr.. Petiguc-NeuriSse.
Members of the Harvard class of 81 will Giyc
entertainments i'm the Union Lcaguc Theatre NEXT
Friday and Monday afternoons. for the benefit Of
the Harvard Boat Club. 4 hurlcSque of Der
Freischutz will be given Friday evening and Sat
ur,lav afternoon. "IvanhOc" Monday evening.
Tickets can he obtained Of Fcllowcs Morgan. No.
East Foltictll-st;. llr; Francis n. weld No II
East Thirtccnth-st John T.. Cowdin, N0l4 West
Twenty 1rs-st. and \ NJ. Sherwood, No. j. West
Iliirty-SccOnd ST.
Barnum's show will parade in the streets to-day
as a sort of introduction 10 the opening on Thurs,
day. Many novelties are promised The Inntc will
he as follows: Up SiNtY-thiW.-St. 10 Fiili-av",
down Fiftl-avc to Broadway. To Wal-st. 10 South
ST. to Fut0n-st.. to broadway 10 Ei@ltl-st.. 10
Fourtl-avc 10 Observation-Disclosures. 10 Ma,iison-ayc
tO SXty-third-st., 10 American Institute. The pro-
ression will start It TWO o'clock in the afternoon
and will reach Wall-st. about three o'clock. Sl0Id
tie weather prove unfayorablc, the next fair day
will hc selected.
Edward Anguste De Arsccnay the young German
who was arrested ON Saturday last, and in Whose
posscssion railroad bonds to The value oi Sl0.OuO
were found taken before Justice Smith in the
Essex Market Police Court yesterday. Detectives
King and Lyon requested that the prisoner he rr-
manlcd until to-day in order that Mr.. SCHUMACHER.
Consul General of the German Empire, might re-
ccivc Il reply TO a dispatch sent by hin TO ljrrsau
from which place it is thought the bonds were sto'n
De Arcccmay was rcmandcd until . r. III. to-day.
AupIst Kochlcr, of No. SOB Tcntl-avc. was ar
raigncd yesterday in the Iorkvilc Police Court on
a charge of burglary. The complainant was Louisa
Krug aged only eight years She is the daughter
of John Krug. n runscllcr at No. OPT West Forty
siytl-st. About three Il. H., Sunday Louisa was
awakened by an unusual noise in the par!or. She
called to see who it was, and August Koellcr. whom
she had seen In the saloon, entered the bedroom and
throwing the bed clothes, over her head, ordered
her TO keep quiet The child too much fright
cncd to attempt even to, awaken her older sister
who slept with her Shortly after kOclllcr and
another person left the rooms by means of the rear
window taking SlGJ in money Louisa then raised
The alarm. Kochler was arrested yesterday, and
was committed 10y Justice Murray III the YOIkvilic
Police Court for examination.
BROOKLYN
Supervisors and other town officers will he elected
to-day IN the five towns OF Kings County.
The funeral Of Officer Jas. NJ Stone. of the Third
Precinct. who dicl on Thursday from wounds in
ilictcd' b. the smoky Hollow ganr" took place
vesterdav About 200 members of the police force
paraded i'll honor OF their deceased coinrade.
Deputy Revenue Collector Siias Boone has re-
signed his position, ard lis duties are being per-
formed by John II. Bnnrle3,~n WHO has been in the
Office for two years. Mr.. Boone was a candidate for
Tnllectnr wien Colonel Rodney c. Ward was an-
pointed.
William Mcnamara, Of No. 80 Lnquocr-st., was
taken to ST. Peters Hospital sunday night suffer
ing from a broken arm and numerous, cuts and
her of plates aud cups at INN. The woman was
locked up
Henry IIaGner,ya BrookIyn lawyer. died on Sun:
day at hs i4nc No. lOS Jo,.nII"-ai ~ a" me age OF
his father was county judge and Surrogate for
many wears. Mr.. liagncr was admitted TO the bar
thirty lie was ut one lliHt llle hepuD-
lica:i candidate tor city judge. His brother. Alex
anler HagIer, is the present Surrogate Oi Queens
County.
Judge Cooke having refused the application Of
the Automatic tnaphtha Gas Company for man.
darrus to compel the city authorities TO award the
contract for lighting the streets for this year TO
that company, the contracts with the six Regular
Gas companies were signed yesterday by the proper
officials. The number of lamps to be lighted is
1890, and the cost of lighting ranges from $40 to
S24 a lamp.
JERSEY CITY.
The net receipts to the Government from the Jer
sew CITY post Office for tie first quarter under the
management of Postmaster Gopslll were $G,272.
The receipts Of the Collector of Jersey City last
week amounted TO S10,754.
Special Officer Doyle. of the Second Police Pre-
cinct of jersey City, yesterday found the clothing