New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-23
NE\V.YORK CITY.

Gssembymen Thomas @. AyOrd, Of Syracuse AMI H. j.
Hurd, OF Buffalo
NETWORK CITY.
Trains will hereafter be run on the Metropolitan
Elevated ReilToad until a. m.
An archery match will take place in Mount Nor
ris Park on May 90, between six archers from Bos-
ton and the same number from this city.
The cribs for the piers Of the METROPOLITAN Elc-
waited Railway Bridge across the Harlem RIVER are
in place. and the abutments are nearly finished.
One-hundred-and-twenty -ffth-st., between Sec
ond and Third aves., is in q dangerous condition,
owing to the sinking of the street between the
JOHN MCKEoN's ACCEPTANCE.
John McKeon has written letter to Emanuel T.:
Hart accepting the Craftsmanship of the Irving Hall
General Committee.
AID FOR IHE ARKANSAS REFUGEES.
Additional subscriptions have, been received in
aid of the Arkansas refugees by the Re lief Commit
tee amounting to $15S 10; previously acknoWI-
edged, STA 80 total. 1892 40.
ENHANCING THE RAILWAY STATIONS.
The managers Of the West Side Elevated Road
One-hundred- d-ifty-fOurth TO Northumberland
ffty-sixth-sts owing to the rush of passengers on
Sundays.
SUIT AGAINST TIE MoRRIssEY ESTATE.
Edward Murphy, jr., and William Z. TTavers, as
executors of the estate of the late John MOrrissey
have been sued by DR.. Edward Bradley for the re-
covery of 81 1852 for medical services rendered to
Mr.. Morrissey: Justice Donohue yesterday referred
$500
mOny and report
A TAILOR MISSING FROM WILLIAMSBURG.
James Mcdonald, tailor doing business at No.
121 Klngsland-ave:, Williamsburg, left his home on
Monday night to visit friend III this city. lie has
not been seen since search Of the police records
was made yesterday without result; MIR. Mcdonald
was president Of the Father MATHEW G temperance
violent death.
THROUGH ENGLAND on BICYCLES.
Among the passengers on the outward bound
steampshp City OF Richmond Of the tnnan III Linz &C.
1 Tero F, ". westCn n Hastings DR.. t. f.
| Adams. ], S. Dean and G.. G. Thomas. Other men,
hers of the party will go over this week and next
1t is expected that as many as thlrtyhYe Will COM
pose tho party
GARRoTING MERCHANT.
Philip Otto, Pennsylvania merchant, while
suddenly seized from behind by two stalwart ne
GrOes one of whom held him and prevented his cry
inc ont while the other rted his pockets. Officer
| Mccormick saw them, and arrested one. When ar
ragned yesterday at Jefferson Market Police Court
! the prisoner gave his name as William Dorsey, OF
No 337 West Thirty-sixth-st. Justice Murray held
| him in SIS, 600 to answer.
HELD ON CHARGES OF FORGERY,
John P. G. Smith, German, thirty-fve years Of
| age who two weeks ago was graduated from
Columbia College Law School and Tho on dhqI i
| custody on charges of forgery, preferred by his
| former employer, Alfred Gilman, Of Gilman's Sta;
| tiOn. TeCaptureQ thursday DlRnb anu HITdlRueu
before Justice Wandell, IN the Essex Market Police
Conrf Yesterday, He was held to await the action
| of the Grand Jury In default Of $4,000 bail.
| MANY Immigrants AND SOME WITH SMALLPOX
Castle Garden was thTonged with Immigrants
| Park which presented on animated appearance.
| From the steamer DOnau, of Bremen, 895 steeragc
passengers were landed, and from the Slesia, from
| Ham burg 062. The steamer Vaterland, from Ant
| Werp which arrived at Quarantine early yesterday
morning, with four cabin and 422 steerage passen-
| gers was detained there as there were six cases
| of smallpox on board. The cabin passengers were
brought up in the afternoon and landed.
CHARGED WITH R0BDING A RUM.sHOP.
William Harvey, George Falon. John Martin and
| John McCue were arragned at the Essex Market
Police Court yesterday, on charge of burglary III
| the first degree. Shortly before ! q. III. OhicoI
| Dixon had discovered that John CavanagIs rum.
liquor valued at abOut 5000. Dixon raped for
sstanco and FIVE officers after considerable trouble
| traced the burglars to stable at No. 81 ManRin.
| st.. and arrested them. Justice Wandc romanded
| the prisoners until further evidence can DO pro-
| cured.
| RoBBING CHURCH.
| Officer Casey of the Ninth Precinct, was passing
| st. Demands Church, in West FOurteenth-st ut 2
a. IN. yesterday, and hearing strange noise within,
| he immediately aroused the pastor the Rey. G.. A.
Healy, who. procuring lights, went with the officer
TO search the building. On approaching the gallery
| they saw q man crouchiug behind tho organ. who
when brought into the light, was recognized at
once by the clergyman. lie was taken to the Charles
Street Station House and gave his name as Charles
Griffin. When searched 81 73 was found on him,
which he acknowle lodged having taken from tho poor
| boxes of the church, When examined before Justice
| Murray at the jefferson Market Police Court yes
terday, he admitted his guilt and was held In $500
TO answer. - 49,. go.
The Fourth Methodist Protestant Church hal
| leased the building at Fiithave. and Eighth-st.
and will occupy it as place Of worship. The frs
| service will be held to-day.
The Long Island Historical society's new bnild
ing, at Clinton and PerrepOntsts, Is fast approach
ing completion. 1t will be ready FOR occupation by
the society on September l.
| The Police Commissioners yesterday gave leave
| of absence on Decoration Day from a. IN TO Il
D. m to those members Of the force who belong t
| the Grad Army of the Republic.
The Rev. DR.. II. h. Nyc. of the Church Of Oul
Father in Safest, will preach his last sermon Il
| that church next Sunday. He has accepted cal
to the Church of the Restoration. IN Philadelphia.
c. Godfrey Gunther, president Of the Brooklyn
Bath and Coney Island Railroad Company, pro
poses TO form company to run ferry from the
| foot Of Iwenty-fouTth-st. TO some point in New
| York.
The coroners jury in the case of Margaret Welsh
| who was killed on May IL by q one-h horse car III
Manhattan-ave., recommended that oil stIeet-cars
should be provided with conductors, and that the
Legislature should compel all railroad companies tC
| provide q conductor for every car.
Permits for the erection of "a new buildings were
/ granted last week. This number includes 81 two.
| story brick dwelling houses which jackson &
Schultz and others are to build at cost Of $50 900
10 Of them will be In Raymond ST., II in Tillary,
ST., and 10 in SycamOre-st. Robert s. Hubbs Is tC
! build o fve-stOry papef-hangings mandatory IN
TIfany-place ct a cost Of 1000.
JERSEY CITY.
The May Day anniversary and parade Of the Sun