New-York tribune., 1880-02-06
NETWORK CITY.

tracts from to per cent
AZ the Castle Garden Labor Exchange during
Jaauarv $50 persoGs were provided Win einPio'
ment-6SS men and 397 women
George c. Giesser. age sixty-six years. a,e WIhe
merchant at No. S5I Third-ave., fell down flight
of stairs at his residence No. II East
ST., yesterday morning, and was Killed.
The Relief Committee Of the German Emigrant
Society during the last month expended Sl,34f oo
for the relief of poor German immigrants an1 las
appropriated 80, 100 for the same purpose ior feo-
ruary.
Michael Maguire age thirty. years, plasterer.
died in the Homeopathic Hospital on Nards
Island Yesterday. from q stab wound IN the leIi
knee. II is not known where or how ne recei'eu
the injury.
Among he warrants sent yesterday to the Mayor
for hs approval was ore for ser
vices at Albany" payable from the contingent fund
of the Finance Department
The number of immigrants arriving at Castle Gar- ar
den in January was 5,077, an Increase OF o'dd9955
over the same period of last year. Ot these, 0Io
were from Ireland S63 from England; O4Z from
Prussia, and 495 from Italy.
Austin Gibbins, carpenter and Trainer at No 537
Seventhave has failed lie was me tCr
dral in Fifth-ave. lie was generally con sidered
wealthy but it is said be lost heavily on recent con-
tracts
w Woodward and J. w. Barrow, the experts
employed by the Produce Exchange to investigate
the accounts of the late Treasurer Bogert VINO en-
bezzed over S34 900 and committed sulclde' iInne %
total amount is as stated above
Confidence in the soundness of the Produce Pank
has been restored. The payments ana certluchtiVus
amounted Yesterday to SLOOO wnle tne @ uepOSih,o ho
were 81 O00 Several Of the tOrmer deposltorS. VINO
had withdrawn their accounts returned yesterday
Several new accounts We're opened also.
The National Association of Stove Manufacturers
closed its eighth annual session IN tins city yester-
dav Owing to recent advances in the cost OF lrous
wages, etc, the association advanced prices 70 o2
ner ponnd for common stoves as a basis, with extra
charge fOr nOuntIngS ana trimmings y lneo'us
will be held In Jane at Saratoga
A private meeting Of the Master Steyedores' Asso-
citation was held Yesterday at No. ll3 Pearl-st,
uniform rate for loading and unloading carg0es was
agreed upon but It was determined that this rate
should not be made pubc. 1t was resolved tnst
after the expiration of one week from the date o.
meeting initiation feW OF go shouid De eAaCte"
from all new members.
Samuel A. Churchill, agent for the Butter Deal
ers Association caused the arrest Yesterday OF inc
following QToccrs charged with selling olcomarga-
ave: William Malloy. No. 632 Tenth-aye.; Pierre
NJ Rowohldt, OF No. 442 Second-aye., who keeps
hntter stand in butchers shop: and LOUIS van
Cook. of No 4S1 Ninth-ave. The prisoners gave
bail for trial
The annual meeting Of the American Institute
yvcs held last evening IN tho Cooper Union. Nathah
q Ey read the annual report of fhe Board oil lrus-
tees IL was shown that the receipts oi the last eX-
hibition were Si2 1S4 70, to which there IS yet 10
bc added 50 ,31j G3 due from the state; the eXpen-
ditures were $40 1913 81. and the net proht
s14 336 81. more than $4,000 above that OF the
preceding year.
At the meeting Of the Cotton Exchange Yesterday
a committee reported on the subject ot iiie lnsur.
apca department of the Exchange. The report
stated thnt all voluntary methods would Iack sta-
h.iity and that the charter must be amended 10 en-
force the payment ~ % be cboTcr so smSnGed by
tbe Legislature that department o. life insurance
might be organized.
A meeting of the New-York Woman Suffrage So
cictv was held last evening IT. headquarters, No
WpcfE y-pIgltl-3t, KfSDlHtlNNS
rrnuestinq the Senate and Assembly of this state TO
enact such legislation as shall permit women % 10
vote in the school districts Mrs j. w. stow re-
commended the erection Of n building suitable for
entertainments of n moral character where women
and ministers could 90 unattended by escorts.
Yesterday morning descent wGs made on the
| disor,lrrly houses al No. IA, 1O3 and l43 West
Twcntv--xth.st. by Captain Bergod, OF the
rwenty-ninth Precinct, and eleven arrests were
made Thomas Shields. tic proprietor Of No l43,
was held in ~ 600 bail for trial. There WAS not
sufficient evidence against Henry Henderson and
TLnmas NrGradV and they were DISCHARGED The
descent WAS made in the morning. IN accordance
with Justice Otterbourgs directions.
The funeral services of William Cooper. only
brother Of Peter Cooper, were held today az All
SoulS Church. OF Fourh-aye. and Iwenueth-st.
Among those present were S2hnei >; lilden ex-
Mayor Hunter of lrooklvn. Jackson = schultz, cX-
Mayor u. T. Icmann. Edmund )rlGgs ana many
rcnresputativcs Of old kuckerbockcr families The
Pew Dr. Bellows preached the funeral sermon,
dwelling upon the many good qualities of Mr..
Cooner and esuecnlv upon his personal interest In
the welfare ot every person IN ms employ; Inc SER
vice was very simple. aud there were no llowcrs.
A child was born some weeks ago in the house Of
Nrq Klink n midwife 10 No. 9l1 Sccond-ave. The
| ,nother was "A Hebrew named Low. A woman named
FRAN the wife of respectable mechanic, adopted
fhc child and prevailed upon Mrs kiInk To- write
har ror,o ~ that of the mother and her husbands
IA tlot Of tho father the return made io the
Roard Of Hcolth But the real mother Of the child.
learning that its new parents were Christians, made
roublc and the facts cameto the knowledge OF the
IIc,Ith authorities. The law makes false return
nT n bfrfh or death a crime, and the Health Board
has ordered that Mrs. Klink he prosecuted.
BROOKLYN
Cborlea Baker. Of No 14s Maphattan-avc.. who
was crushed between two freight cars in North
Fourth-st recently died on wednesday Iro'n 'o'A-
jaw.
Pierce McIlcnry. who was held by Coroner sims
for The Grand Jury sacton on the charge o. causing
bie wif,'s death by kicking her, at No 81 Tiffany
place on January 20, has been admitted to bail IN
$4,000
rag picking and lived in squaor died on Nrdnes-
dav in North sixt1-st near fGur'h-c;t" leav,,aagg
81 600 to Mrs Annie Tweedie. OF No. 43o
| Grand-st who attended her.
Secretary Of the Navy Thompson win give his
" RccocctionS Of Great Men " on Friday evening.
February 2O, at the Academy OF Music. me pro-
ode nj ,hc lecture are 10 b" devoted TO the Summer
| field Methodist SundaY-sohoOi.
| The funeral of The Rev. Robert j. NiaGurc, pastor
! of 81 Paurs Roman Catholic Church, at Court and
Cnupress-sts took place ut that church Yesterday
! morning A requiem mass was celebTatei' ana az
! address was made by Bishop Louehlin The burial
WAS in the Cemetery of the Holy Cross at Flabush
STILL another railroad on Concv llsand IL conten-
Mated. and q map showing the proposed route vas
ned I'm the Registers office Yesterday ~ Is called
the BRIGHTON Beach Railway and ls To run along the
south side of the Concourse from Vhndeye,'s Hotel
TO the Hotel Brighton, dlstgnce Of one mile The
nresident Of the company is Theodore Maginus, and
thc directors are +. G. Brown. james lIardie John
| = Lambert, NJ. T.. Finnigan. GOteb Jochum w.
| G. Herbert IT,, and BenJamis Lewis.
A meeting was held last evening" in the Union
Congregational Church. Elm-st,, BROOKLYN. 70 pro-
test against the passage of the bill now before Con-
oress To- cake compulsory the French metric system
of weights and measures. Dlstrict-Attory Ienney
| nresidod The Rev. Jesse II. Jones, president OF
Tho Roston Society for the Protection and Pcrfec-
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