New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-15
NEW.YORK CITY.

Station ID of the CITY Post Office, which hos been
| for a number of years IN the Cooper Union Binding
since its removal from the Biple House. VIII soon DC
again moved, this time to the Ilynpoh buliu'hH
joseph Strashurg. porter in the freight depot Of
the New-Haven Railroad in CentTe-st was injured
seriously yesterday by being canght between Two
freight ears which he was coupling. uc WAS tahcH
to St. VmcentS Hospital.
The new building of the Union League Club, at
Thrty -ninth-St and Ffti-ayc - going forward
RAPIDLY. The front part Of the structure has now
reached the fifth story while the rear has been car
rcd one story higher.
Mrs Isabella Beecher Hooker will repeat her lee
ture on 1.-The Duty Of American Women at the
Academy of Music, in Brooklyn. tonight. large
audience listened To her lecture on the same suyccV
in this city last week.
An incenious vendcr of llbrcttos parsistently
irving TO sell 10 gentleman passing along
Fourtocnth-S. recently, when he was told mat tne
person he addressed was not gong 10 the oPcr.'
But" said the boy, " if you buy book you won't
have to 60"
In place Of the huge ash-box in the rear of the
CITY Hall. which the STRENGTHENING Bureau 1T one
time refused TO empty, number OF the ordinary
iron aSh-rcceptaces are provided. Each hears
in Staring capitals this official lndoISeUent OF tne
honesty of the city: Stolen from the City Hail."
The Rev DR. John pcddie preached the opening
sermon of his pastorate az the FIRST BAPTIST Church
Thirty -ninth-st. and lar-aVc., Yesterday morning
The platform was bedcckcd with flowers. DR..
which the Christian should look forw ard through
the trials aud gloom by which he may be sur
rounded.
A newly elected member of the Stock Exchange
was on the floor ON SATURDAY., q few minutes before
The closing hour. II is said that he Wore corduroy
trousers, and that he had on high top boots. h'
became at once the centre OF an admrng group,
and the circle widcucd as tho ,mhcr changed
his position He had moreover, great difficulty IN
Keeping his hat on his head. lie escaped hnalIy
through a side door.
There was no res, from labor FOR The Castle Garden
officials and employees yesterday, and the scenes
there made more GNttIDH ana lnltTtSt lUH
than usual by tie landing of 1,31I lmnlRrants-the
AmcriQue. from II iYrc, bringing 1GS; Ncckar from
Bremen, 90 Victoria, from London, G2. rs none
of them could depart for the West on SUNDAY
Colonel Coonan found his ingenuity taxed to the
utmost TO provide sleeping quarters for them
BROOKLYN.
The building at No go TIlllry-st. was entered by
the police Of the Fourth Precinct, last Saturday
night. and ten negroes were arrested for gambling.
William Benson, who Is SAID TO keep the place, was
also arrested.
Upon comrlaint of Patrick McNultv. Of No. III
North Second-st Patrick and John RYAN were ar
rested Yesterday for striking McNuity on the head
with blunt instrument INJECTING four severe scalp
wounds. The assault took place IN the bar-room
kent nv the two brothers at North Seventh and
Second-sts. McNulty was taken to ST. Catharlnes
Hospital
The Milk Dealers Association Of Kings County
has a,lon ed resolutions Elm opposition 10 he pas
sage of the bill recently introduced by senator
Asor 10 regulate the sale of milk IN Ncw-York and
Brooklyn. Ii Is urged that by the mll the
demen and spectators connected with the MIX
Exchanges. and this will work injury TO both con-
sumers and producers.
NEWARK.
A number Of residents have requested the New
York Business Mems Society for the EGcnuragcment
of Moderation to hold moderation meetings III New
ark at an early day. with Il view 10 the introduction
OF the movement i'm the community. The tr,t meet
ing will be held within week at Park Hail.
NEWJEEsEY.
ORANGE-Ihrcc men. named Francis Quail. Fred
Whclan and Michael Dcgncr. became involved IN a
quarrel in a saloon Kept by Frcnchmau IN the
Valley Road Saturday night. ami in the fight that
followed Drguer stabbed Quail in the leg aud
Whclan in the knee Subsequently the men met on
the Valley Road, and Dcgncr was knocked insensi-
BILE 10y blow from an iron bar IN the hands OF one
of the wounded men.
Long ISLAND.
ORIFST.-In 1873 the farmers Of Orient planted
15j acres of potatoes, and secured crop of $4,000
bushels The largest number Of bushels raised on
any one acre was 400.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Elmer and Roc, OF
Suffolk County, will meet q: Rverhcad on Tuesday,
and apportion the public school money. The amount
for the present year Is So. 32s 20.
GLEN COvE.-lllchael Jones. of Glen Cove. was
sentenced on Thursday last 10 three months inn
prisonmeut in the Kings County Pcniteutiary for
stealing half dollars worth of fish from the store
of l.. NJ Bovine. On Sauriay word was received at
Glen Cove from Warden Shevlin. that since his I'M
prisonmcnt Jones had become yocntly insane.