New-York tribune., 1880-03-10
NEW-YORK CITY.

| Castle Garden yesterday Dy the Stale Dodlu VI
| Charities.
mot a member of any church" and "R. L. c.
| have sent 81 each TO THE TRIBUNE in answer To- MT
Tamage's appeal for contributors to pay the lad
| ernacle debt.
| Catharine Kenny, n servant. while on her way TO
| attend mass yesterday afternoon, was kicked by
! horse at Greenwich and Clarkson-sts. and had her
| arm broken IN two places.
At n meeting of the Health Board yesterday, a
report was made that the upper floors of the school
| house at Nos. 93 and 95 Attoney-st, were badly
! ventilated, and that the whole building was much
! ovcrCrowded
canvass of the students of the University of the
| CITY of New-York was taken recently in reference
TO choice for Presidential candidate, with the fol-
! -, Bayard, IL Tilden, 3 Washburne 2 Couk-
ling 2 Edmunds. 1 Hancock. l.
The next course of lectures on the Ely Founda-
tion I'm the Union Theological Seminary ten in
number. will be delivered by the Roy. DR.. Richard
S. StOrrs, I'm Association Hall. on Tuesday and
Thursday evenings, beginning March %
The wheat market was feyerish and unsettled
Yesterday, closing from TO 1l2 cents lower than on
Monday. The principal feature was the sale OF
nearly half million bushels for export Principally
! No 2 Red. Othcr cereals were III good demand.
The steamship City of Richmond. from Liverpool
yesterday, bad a stormy passage from QneenstOWn
until within bout 800 miles from this port. On
February 20 there were severe squalls, and for two
days the broke over the vessel with great force
rctardlng her speed materially
The fifth annual dinner of the Alpha Delta Phi.
one of the best known Of the affiliated Greek Letter
/
AT Pnards, No. u East Fiftcenth-st 1t IS designed
to have the exercises of pleasant social nature,
and formal speeches will be avoided.
As an illustration Of the extraordinary mildness
of the Winter 10 may be mentioned that Professor
4. 4. Starr the microscopes, IN hunting for ami
malcue in the pond, OF Nestheld, y. J lounh
on Fcbruary 10 mosquito laryT, Or "wrgglcrs'
such are found in old ralnwater barrels IN sum
mer.
Rcprcscntativcs Of manufacturers. importers, and
wholesale ana retail dealers in drugs, perfumeries,
] af afurf ulof
| Washington Yesterday whittier they had been 90
petition Congress to pass the bill now before the
| Ways and Means Committee. which Tcpcals that
part OF the rrYcnue Laws requiring the articles ABOVE
enumerated 70 be stamped and rostamped
While T. Carpenter. Of No. 737 Tcnth-ave. was
! driving horse attached TO iRht wagon IN
/ SrNeuth-aVc. on Monday evening AT Onc-hundred-
aud-thirtIcth-st the animal became irigh cned, ran
away and came in collision with team driven by
! Edward :. Taft of No. Sj3 FIth-ave. Both drivers
! were thrown 10 the ground MI carpenter was
| slightly bruised, bat Mr.. Taft escaped unhurt.
! The seven 'y-third annual commencement OF the
Cnllcpe of PHYSICIANS and Surgeons viii take place
next Friday evening. at > p. m. in Stenway Hall.
! The following are the Honor len" according 10
their rank IN the graduating class 1st. Andrew }.
! Mctosh: 2d. l.. J.. Holt. John !. Dui1cd, George
| d. Parmiy Sd, L. VI. Kinball II. NJ sherman 4Ih,
! H. J. Kelly, II. N. IhallOn ii. HunGcriord, i. W.
! Murray.
The Society for the Prevention of Crime within
the last two weeks has secured number Of cOnyic-
! tions. Two rum sellers one named Cluch, at For
ty-uinth-st. and Tenth-ayc., and the other, Jerc-
miah Buckley at Tory-nmh-st. and Elcyenth-ayc,
were arrested for selling liquor on sunday upon IN
formation furnished by the wife of one OF Their Gus
! TONERS, who. with her children, was starviug at
! nome While her husband spent - in one day at
| these two shops for liquor.
The steamship Elysia. which arrived from London
on Monday. communicated With the Anchor Line
steamship Australia on March IN latitude AZ 33
! north longitude 56' west, and took of fOrty-twO
passengers and brought them 10 this port Inc re-
maindcr of the passengers and crew were well. he
! Australia sailed from London for Ncw-Iork on Feb
/ 4 lt, hon a.
! her engines II the weather romans favorable she
viii probably arrive tomorrow.
| Sergeant Young Of Inspector MurrHy's department
arrnigncd before Justice Smith, at the Essex Mar
| kct Police Court Yesterday morning David liobelts
| charged with having been engaged during the last
| three wears I'm rObblng II. h. CHfln a Co., by whom
! he was employed ~ a cutter, and william London
! and William Obcrt who were arrested on suspicion
Of boing engaged in the robbery. London and
Obrrt wcrc merely cNprcsSWcu and were discharged.
Roberts remandcd to the custody OF the officer.
The Rev William Schorsah. of No. 90 Greenwich
St. called at Police Headquarters yesterday to say
| that when he was missionary In Africa IN 1870,
| under TIE authority Of New-York Board Of Mis-
slons lac discovered certain irregularities on the
| part OF some associate missionaries by winch The
| New-York Board was cheated ont Of $40, 900 He
! returned 10 New-Ycrk, and on presenting himself Mt
tho office OF the Board for his salary WAS put out
The police told him that they could not interfere In
/ the matter.
The theatrical costumes and stage properties Of
George l.. Fox were sold M auctlOu yesterday by
! John A. Dunn at No. 100 East Ninth-st The estl-
I
! were only a few theatrical persons present at the
sale and the goods disposed of at great sac
Ticc. White trousers Wcro sold NJ IL cents palr
! aud were bought by Mrs. Donahue to be uscd, Il
was explained, ~ bathing-dressos Mt COney Island
| Other theatrical goods were sold equally as cheap
| 4 monkCY-IaCkct brought - 90. Whlcn, IL was
| claimed WAS worth 80.
The sixty-frst annual report Of the Blcecher
| Street Bark for Saying', just issued. shows That
ont Of 800 depositors who opened accounts wlth
tie bank last year, l.53l were domestic servants
So clerks 52J ahorcrs Jl9 seamstres7es, 3l2 tail
| ors and 293 walters or artists there were 81 ::
Lartcnders. 81 cercymcn, 40; farmers. % {;
Iquor dealer. l4S; musicians 73; police officers.
p3 teachers. li2; and recorded ~ OF no occupA-
| ton" $3.50. OF the whole number, 4. l38 were
! married women, 2OiO single women, lIIo WHOM s.
! and 100 c0ioIcd persons.
| 4 disputc occurred In IN alley at No. % Crosby
| ST. Yesterday between Josef Dcstaionl, age thirty
| Gvc wears and Nichoas Gastric, age nineteen
vcqre and Anton Casrei age eighteen years. OF No..
AZ C:osby-st all raC-pickcrs. owing 10 an assertion
| made bv one of them that Dcstatoui was taking
! u,y,v come of their customers. II ~ alleged that
| Nicholas Castrci thrcw brick at Dosafonis" lich
ht him ON the back Of the head and that hc Is now
suffering under a conclusion Of the brain ms as
| aaants were aTraigncd before justice hllbfcth az
| the Iombs and were committed TO await the result
! OF the injuries lnlilct'd
4 concert was given M Stcinway Hall last night
by Signor Ramaccni, the tenor singer, assisted by
| Mrs. Watson Doiy, soprano. james wade baritone,
SignOr LcnCOni, bas.U, Sgnor ldbclall cofhcI anu
| signor M0losinl, piano Italian rccitations were
! ply,n by Professor l.. ID. Ventura. An Interesting
feature Of the entertainment was performance by
~ Beaudl6 upon the singing stones or geological
ui4uo" The instrument IL made Ike 60 Ny To-
uLnuc with ringing Hint stones instead OF wooden
siru. the sound beng somewhat similar 20 thHt 0i
brll. The programme of the concert embraced
nany fayolabiy known selections which were well
| received by the audience.
BRooTLYN.
An, McCor,rark agc forty-nnc. who lives in
| prrsident-,t near Frauklin-aVo has been missing 4
| since saturday.
| The trial of Nicholas McyEerS on the charge of
,urdrr I'm the lir,t degree IN deliberately shooting
! TatricL McDeimoit was not continued yesterday
ON account of the illness of Judge Pratt, who WAS
unable 70 appear /" Court.
A motion was made before Judge Gilbert in