New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-30
nrW-YORK CITY.

III. ONpill q 20. announce u REodb OAc"Ai"o Wv
sale Of straw goods for the coming week.
The STORE of James McCreery & Co, of Broadway
and Eleventhst., will be closed on decoration DaS,
Isma BOSNIAN, Hungarian recently landed, ded
yesterday in the Riverside Hospital IrOnl slnapo
The Albany day boats VIII make an excursion excursion
Monday to West Point, Newburg ana FoughAeep''
az " DEAD AMONG STRANGERS.
man by the name OF welsh was nouhu UGH Chat t.
his he'd in the Howard Lodging House, IN Cn tt
ham-st. He was stranger to everybody III 'n0
house. ,
Jobn Garvrv. age fifty years. died yesterday IN
the Wards Island Insane Asylum from injuries
received by falling from an embankmenV NJ NO. OH
LexingtOn-ave., five months ago.
SMUGGLING BAY OH"
Tbonaa CroweU steward and I. K. Purdy,
Quartemaster of the steamship Acapulco, were AZ
rested Yesterday charged with smuggling Day OIL
They we're held IN 81 600 ball each
MIGRATION or THE sQuATTERs.
Many of the squatters driven recently from t i
shanes on the West side Of the Slsy RoHa
and some as far north as 1Onkers.
ARCHERY PRACTICE STOPPED.
Tho Park Commissioners have stopped an arcn g
practice in the Central Park until 1t rams ne
New-York Archery Club. will thus be unable prob
ably, to hold their annual field meeting DecoraU'on
Day. .o,,.r,,,,,
f. H. Harvey will have q complimentary DenenC
at tho Aquarium tomorrow. He has been ire az
rector Of amuscments there for long time. Atter
tOns for the Fall and Winter.
CALLING ATTENTION TO BAD SIDEWALKS;
Commissioner Campbell has issued a circular 70
nronerty-Owners reminding them that the city OrdI,
nances require them to keep the sidewalks in good
repair The Commissioner thinks that the present
season is most suitable for the work.
OPENING THE AMERICAN MINING STOCK ExcH I.iS H.
oppned Tuesday June l. Mt 10 o'clock a. M, at No.
G3 Broadway. The first call of stocks will be made
mt 9 D. m. After 3 O'Clock the members have been
ad IN invita- their friends to inspect Ine
rooms. ...r
gentleman in Harlem haS q frog that serves
him ~ n barometer. The creature ls kept IN VeSSel
of water, in which IL tiny ladder to the Top OF
which the frog climbs in pleasant weather ana stays
till n storm approaches. when he descenus 10 inc
bottom till it is clear again.
THE HARLEM LIFE-sAyING STATION.
The proposed life-savlng station on the Harlem
River is to be at One-hundrcdandt thirty -third-st,
the use of the buKhead at the foot of that street
having been granted for the purpose by the owner.
This locality is deemed one OF the parts OF the Guy
most needing such station.
ACCUSED OF MALPRACTICE.
MADAME Romano alias Anna Norris, the wlte
Of n policeman of the Ninth Precinct, was arraigned
in the Court of General Sessions yesternay. i1p al
Bishop of No. OPT West FOrtieth-st. he prisoner
pleaded not guilty. and was remanded Tor trial.
MEETING AFTER THrRrY-;Two YEARS; nj.
gtephen Trinnony rs shoemaker and JOhn lrln-
nnny is n sailor. The brothers had not seen each
other for thlrty-twO years until last Friday. Ihey
embraced, they shed tears, they drank togeIn si
thev fought and Johns nose was broken ana MS
scalp cut lie is in the hospital and his brother IS
CiosE OF THE ACADEMY exhibition.
The National Academy of Design closed It's an
nuoi evmbition Yesterday. Mr.. Brown. who was IN
charge said that il had been tue most successful eX-
hibition financially ever held by the Academy
One hundred paintings were sold, for which over
500 900 were received. The attendance was large
from the opening
MEDICo-LTGAL DELEGATES TO MAssAcHUsErTs.
M I IF has
lected the following to attend the annual meeting
of the massachusetts, State Medico-Lega Society TO
be held at Boston juno s; Delegates; Clark Bel.
Professor c. 4. Doremus, George W. Wellcs, n. D.;
aternnes j. Z. Peters, NJ. d., 1. Z. flnneli, NJ d.,
Max Teller, esq.
MUSICAL FESTIVAL IN MAY. 1881.
The lease of the 9TH Regiment Armory was signed
Yesterday for the musical festival to be given under
the auspices of the OTatOriO and Symphony SOcle-
tics with DR.. Leopold Damrosch as conductor; dur
ing the first week in May, 1881. John ID. Prince
is chairman and G. Warren Dresser, secretary OF the
Festival Committee.
TOO OLD TO TAKE CARE OF HIMSELF
Inquiries were made Yesterday at Police Head
duariers for Mark Hamilton. age eighty years. VINO
has disappeared from his house In talrmont-aVe"
in the annexed district. on Friday. Mr.. Hamilton ;
son il clerk of the Fifty -Seventh Street court
general alarm was sent out describing INC ullSSihs
mans appearance.
DECORATIONS IN UNION SQUARE.
Union Square last evening was being made ready
for Decoration Day. The pedestal OF the equestrian
siotuc of Washington was prOfnscly adorned WIN
frstoOns Of evcrgrecns and flowers inc statueS Oh
Lincoln and Lafayette were also decorated. JUST
north of the Washington statue atcmporary WOOden
building has been erected.
oBTAINING WRIT OF HABEAs CORPUS .
William Wchmcyer. who is under arrest at Police
Headquarters charged with having IN ms POSSES
sion hfhopraphc stones used for the purDOse OF
printing counterfeit scrip of the Philadelphia ana
Reading Railroad Company. obtained Yesterday
from Justice Lawrence writ Of haheaS corpus, anu
Ills case probably will be heard in Supreme Court
n''>' COLLISION IN EAST RIVER.
A collision occurred in the East River yesterday
oInut 10 n M tween the ROOsevelt-st. ferryboat
! Suuer0r aud the steamboat Amcrlcns. lho latter
vcssc suffered some injury and will be LAID up Tor
rcnoirs The accident took place just oft the ferry
| landing. which the Superior was approaching. NO
person was injured, but there was great excitement
! among the passengers on both vessels.
| IdNEGEANTS At CASTLE GARDES
The arrivals ut Castle Garden Yesterday were
! Obj OF these the Neckar, from Bremen brought
! 700; the Alabama from Glasgow, ~ ana the
city of Brnssls, from Liverpool. 9l7. For the week
| Tho arrivals amounted to 1,502. and the steam;
ships which are expected to-day anu tomorrow VIII
hiring sufficient probably. Ia swell the arrivals fol
thc Inonth to about "a 900. without these they
! have been the largest on record
BROOKLYN.
| Permits for the construction OF IL new buildings
| were issued last week.
The funeral of Charles T. Bainbridgc took place
YESTERDAY afternoon IN the Pacific Street Methodist
| Episcopal Church.
The Brooklyn Archery Club will have n field day
nj the grounds in Prospect Park tomorrow alter
noon. Prizes will be awarded.
| The Franklin Avenue Street cars will begin run
| ming to-day through to Greenwood Cemetery, by
way of the Prospect Park parade grounds.
| william J. Armstrong will deliver lecture OF
| al con Cinmbetta and the French Republic" at Ev
erctt Hall, No. 30S Futonst., Brooklyn, tomorrow
| evening.
The 47th Regiment has secured part Of thu
Union Grounds, 200 feet wide, running alon'
| Ivnch.st. between Harrison and Nnrcy-aves, oil
| which the new armOry will be erected.
The work of clearing away the remains of thu
| buildings which were taken down at Washington
| and Sands-sts. to make room for the Brooklyn
| bridge is rapidly being completed, and the work o.
erecting the walls for tue bridge has been begun.
Tho parishioners of the Rev. r. G. Booth VIII,
recently resigned the. rectorship of the Church o
Onr saviour at Clinton and Luaneer-ats.. have nre