New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-17

| Grounds TINS afternoon, between Yale ana the Uni
| versty of Pennsylvania.
| DINNER TO ". W. COOPER
Some Of the friends of W. W. Cooper gave him a
dinner ~ the Merchants Club last evening in recOg'
G. Of the N n Wfn 1s
lican Association during the canvass. The dinner
was strictly private.
KEEPING BACK THE CROWD AT FOOTBALL"
a correspondent suggests that the grounds at foot
ball matches should be perfectly rOped in and that
there be sufficient police force TO keep back The
encroachlng crowd, which in the recent matches
has interfereG with the sport and deprived most OF
| the spectators OF good view.
| ANOTHER CASE OF sMALL-POX.
| case If smallpox was discovered yesterday in n
West Twenty-ninth-st. The patient was removed
10 the Riverside Hospital and the house was disin-
! feced. Ii was found that very lew of the colOred
| people in tenemcnt-h0useS were yaccinated
SUSPECTED BANK ROBBER IN CUSTODY.
| Charles Hayward, of Newark, y. j., was taken TO
the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday, on
| suspicion OF being concerned III the Middletown
Bank robbery. He was remanded by Justice Smith
| TO the care of Detective Rogers. of the Central
Office, until the authorities OF Mlddletown are COM
| muncated with.
| FOUND BURIED IN A YARD.
! The body of child, apparently about eight
months old was found buried a foot under the pave
ment, yesterday i'll the yard of No. 81 West
! Twelfth-st by man named Ely, who was work
| ing there. The body was entirely nude The police
of the Fifteenth Precinct reported the matter to the
| Coroner and began an Investigation.
l
| protest to the Mayor and the Board of Aldermen
for the prohibition OF the proposed Passion Play in
New-fGrk has been drawn np, and copies OF It have
| ton Society, No. Barclay-st; /. Whitaker, Bible
| House; A. D. +. Randolph No 900 Broadway;
| Methodist Rooms No. S05 Broadway Costello, Do
nestle Building, aud Young Mems Christian Assoc-
| alton.
COMPELLED TO MAKE An ASSIGNMENT.
! Samuel Freidemann, Il manufacturer of artificial
| flowers at No. 6}0 Broadway and dealer in milli-
merry goods at No. D.visiOn-st made an asst On
ment yesterday TO Margins Miller, giving fifteen
| preferences amounting TO SO 500 10 Mr. Frede-
mann been in the trade for twelve years aud did
| large business, employing upwards of 100 persons
He formerly had three stores in DIyision-st. The
| liabilities amount TO about $4,000.
BROOKLYN.
Mayor Howell yesterday issued his Thanksgiving
| proclamation.
Four employees have been recently dismissed from
| the Fire Department.
The report of the referee in the suit for absolute
| divorce brought in tho Supreme Court by Viola
! Rogers against John Rogers was ned yesterday. 1t
recommends decree IN favor OF the plalntih.
site for the Worlds Fair in South Brooklyn
with water front on GOwanus Bay, mas been pro-
and Sxtieth-sts., and extending from the water
line to Third-ave can be secured. Il is not far
from Greenwood Cemetery and Prospect Park.
The rrustees and Land Commissioners of the
Town Of Gravcscnd, Kings County. in which COnoy
Island is situated. have received four bds, ranging
rom 100000 to 100000. for the western end OF
extremity of which Is known az NOrtOn's Poi mt.
Judgment for 50, SOC was obtained i'm the City
Court Yesterday by Miss Della Palmer, Who sued her
landlord All Deerng, 10 recover damages from III
iurcs received by fail down stairs caused by trip
ping over defective oclOths, which the landlord
bad received notice 10 replace III the house which
she occupied IN HarrisOn-st.
John shannon asked to be excused from iury
duty in the Court Of Oyer and Termner yesterday
on the ground that he was a member of the Re
formed PRESBYTERIAN Church, when maintains that
it Is wrong for its members TO incorporate with
the Government" on the ground that the Consttu-
ton does not recognize God. He was not ex-
cnSed.
The body Of the Young man who committed sui
eide III the City Park SATURDAY. which was re-
ported yesterday 70 have been identified a. thar of
young German civil engineer. named iebeTling. is
still awaiting idenuhcatIon at the Morgue., julius
HIdschimcr, of No. e3 Ihird-st., New York, a
friend of lleOerlng asserted that the latter is alive
and well.
Mary Deyine, age fourteen, who is charged with
arson IN Getting fire 10 the house. No. 430 Temp
kns-aYe., in which five attempts were made 10 burn
the building, was examined before Police Justice
Walsh Yesterday, and held for the action of the
Grand Jury. The principal evidence against her
is that of glrl IN the house adjoining who saw
Mary enter the bathroom and pull mp the carpet
and afterward saw the room fill with smoke.
The fourth annual Convention of the Kings
County Sunday Schools. held IN the Methodist
Episcopal tabernacle, at Manhattan-aye. and No
ble-st., was largely attended yesterday. Exercises
were held IN the morning afternoon and evening.
The opening exercises were conducted by the Rev.
MessTs. Lewis Francis and ID. Henry Miller. Rus
sci Mckee made permanent president of the
Convention. Papcrs and essays on various subjects
were read
The body of James Larkins, 'loneshOIeman of
No. 3f3 Henderson-st;, was found yesterday m the
water at the foot of hudson-st. lie was employed
Oh the wharVes OF tho Wilson Freight Line and dis
appeared November q.
man visited Police Headquarters yesterday and
stated that a woman had been missing from the
house of +. +. Cornell, No. 81 South Oxford-st.,
Brooklyn since Friday noon. She was traced to
No. IL Rankin-st., Newark where she was seen at
o p. III. the same day.
NEWARK.
Sarah Jane Lowe, ago ftty-sx dropped dead at
noon yesterday, at sherman-ave. and Murray-st.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company has applied
for the condemnation OF property in Market-st.,
near the passenger station of the company. II is
the intention vi the company TO erect extensive
freight depot on the site of the property CON
demned.
Archbishop Corrigan took leave Of the clergy of
the Diocese of Newark in the hall OF the Catholic
Institute yesterday afternoon. An address was
Archbishop with purse containing several thou
sand dollars, the gltt Of the clergy. The Archbishop
made a response.
August Henne. age twenty-five, of No. 407 Wash |
ingtOu-st., attempted 10 commit suclde early last
evening by shooting himself with revolver. The !
pistol Was m,sdrccted and the ball merely grazed !
his forehead. Hcnue had been expecting money
from Germany. and latterly has suspected thar hi.
brother received the money. For several days he
had been drinking hard.
Sara Sweeney, servant in tho family of Albert
G.. Woodruff, OF No q Campsi., awOlle early yes
terday morning and saw "a man standing near her !
bed. She at once spraDg out OF tho bed and seized