New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-28
EEW.YORK CITY.

121. The police arrested 1,243 persons; The Tx
else Board ISSUED II licenses and collected lees
| amounting TO T6.77o.
The arrivals Of immigrants at this port amounted
last week TO = S37. Tie arrly ais yesterday by four
steamships were l. 400. At this season OF the year
| tn sc arrivals are unusually large
Coroner Brady accepted bail to the amount OF
50 800 yesterday for the appearance or Daniel y
ianey of No. 332 East Eleyenth-st for trial on the
charge of killing Henry Campbell on last sunday
! morning
The transfer Of The property at No. ~ Broadst.
| and No. 81 Newest from George w. Mclean, trustee,
| 10 the Open Board Of Brokers' Building Company.
was recorded lii the Registers Office yesterday The
consideration was SI5OOO.
| The l., ling coal companies will advance prices
Tomorrow % cents ton on all sizes except sto'e;
| The advance mas been made for 'he purpose OF
cQudilzing prices There has been an active demand
| for other than domestic sizes.
Printed copies of the ordinance passed by the
! Board OF Aldermen forblddug the dropping o. on.
grease and other Substances from the elevated rail-
roads were issued to the employees yesterday 0Y tine
| Manhattan Railway Company.
Arcgular meeting of the West Side Association.
| Of winch Dwight u. Olmstead IS president. was
! held at the rooms, No. 81 West Ihrty-i0uTth-st3
last evening, upon which occasion james W. Gerard
| read paper on Local Assessments and Riparian
| Rights"
4 piece of timber falling from the Elevated Rail
road track at Greenwich and TranAln-,t5 vcster-
day. struck John L. CouIgan age twenty years, on
th. head. HIS skull Was nj ned and ne MAS taken
! 90 thc Chambers Street Hospital, suffering from
! cuncussiOu of Che brain.
Lester Wallack A. ". Palmer, ard Sheridan
| Shook have united IN petI,onIng the Beard OF Al
licensing ticket Spectators They say that II let
alone The business Will die ont, but if legazsd. rec
| IGNITION will be given to q trIGo only approved OK
! bl the Weather class OF pcoF.e
The new station OF the Ninth Avenue Railroad at
Twenty {. will hc opened to-day, and the use
OF the station at lwenty-hrst-st. will be dlscon-
| timed. There was rumor among the eWpoNc OF
! the Metropolitan Elevated Railroad Company last
! night that the company would begin running nall
! hourly night trains within the next two weeks.
| William H. Johnson known among circus mon as
! william Dn crow. a hurricane hurdle rider" and
! performer IL cloud swing acts" was q prisoner
! before Justice Smith, at the Essex Market Police
Court, yesterday morning. on complaint oil MS VIE
| who charged that Ee had Threatened her life. lie
| was asked If be had used such language, when ne
! said he told her that be would W,po tc moor WIN WIN
her if she did uO return some or ms money Juslce
Smith held him in 800 to keep the peace ior Twelve
| months. ,-,.
Elizabeth Noonan. age about two years, died at
| No 2G2 Atlautic-aYc yesterday from burns. On
! Friday evening she set fire to her clothing while
! playing with piece OF lighted paper
! The DEPARTMENT of Fire and Buildings last week
gave prrssion To the trustees OF the Sixth Avenue
! Baptist Church TO erect BRICK church, - ieet py
100 feet in dimensions, IT SiXth-ave. and Lincoln
! place. Permits for erecting tWeuty-thTee Jther
| buildings were also granted.
| Two officers OF the Thirteenth Precinct saw man
dancing under lump post AT Myrtle az d Iompkins-
ayes at 1890 q. ID. YESTERDAY aud TO, him IN Gus
| ton however. he was seized with a f. and died.
! HIS name was found TO be John Orth, Ogo thirty
| eight and he lived IN Delmonico-placc
Judge Pratt yesterday appointed Thomas s.
! Moore DR.. W. II. Dudley and Frederick ". Kent
"A commission 10 determine tao mental condition of
| Leonard u. lIosiord No. 70 Hewcs-s,. Anidayts
/ were made by Dr.. c. Olcott and by Mrs. llosfo.d
| and her auRhtcr, that Mr. Hosford Is insane. He
| has been confined heretofore in the Bloomingdale
| Asylum.
The East River Gas Light Company recently OBJ
! tanned from the Supreme Court a mandamus direct
/ iug the Board % Aldermen of L0ng Island City %
| nav the company for gas used by the city. The
! inautanus has not been ohcycd, and yesterday
| Judge Pratt adjudged the Board 10 be in contempt
% Court. The hual order In tho case viii be settled
! III Two days.
| The report OF Referee j. T. Marean in reference to
the Ccntral-ave sewer frauds WAS presented 10
Judge Pratt Yesterday. 20 the Supreme COurt, with
/ ont argument. Tie substance Of the report was
! published in rnr TmBuNE Friday. Nh Marean
/ found that the assessment Tor The sewer had been
! increased fraudUlcntly by over $4,000. and
recommended that the assessment be reduced.
| Lawrence Kelly. Of No. IS Eminett-st., a member
! ot the smoky Hollow Gang which recently com
mittcd numerous G-taull on officer Stone. Of the
! THIRD Precinct late Friday night got III quarrel
with Michael Brophy saloon-k keeper, at NO. 30 At
! lautic-avc Brophy Crcted Kelly. who then threw
a brick at Brophy's head. INJECTING very severe
wound Kelly. who was arrested, WAS rclca sed yes
! tcrday on -, 900 bail hv Justice Ferry.
JERSEY CITY
The body Of an unknown woman, apparently
| about thirty years of age AMI badly dccomposed,
l
jersey Gy, yesterday. There was nothing found
which viii lead to the Identification OF the remains
NEWARK.
The ease Of Franz Ianmens. convicted of com
plclty IN the murder %; John MvierhOciler at West
! Orange. came up again Yesterday on appeal for n
| new trail before ludgo Depue. Counsel for Lam
| mems s,atcd that further evidence had been found
and requested the Court TO receive II. Permission
| was granted. Tho Few testimony was chiefly TO
| show that Lammcns was not at the house at the
| time the murder Is supposed to have been com
| nittc1.
DIR. George w. Peipher an aged gentleman of re-
served and soIncwhlt eccentric habits. was discov
cred dead on his bed In his room az No. ls3 Walnut
st.. yesterday afternoon lie had been missing for
| eight days. ami ms body was much decOmpOSed. Ii
Is stated that he relative Of the late Bishop
| Odeuheimer Recently lie had been preparing n
| medical work for publication. HIS wife and chill
drcn dead and he was alone IN the world at tho
age of seventy-,X. 1t is thought that death
suited from apoplcxy
NEW-JERSEY
PArERsoN-The Newark Annual Conference of
hGMethodist Episcopal Church. which is holding its
twenty third annual session IN the Market Street
Church, at Paterson, Yesterday elected the Rev.
| Solomon Parsons. of Newark. n delegate to the
General Conference making four In all. Tho Rev.
James r.. Fnulks OF Orangr, aud tho Rev. William
! unison, the Presiding Elder OF the Jersey City
District, were elected reserve delegates TO the same
body. $4,000.
MAsrr1H.-Mr. and Mrs. William Furnan, Of
| Mnspeth end Mr.. and Mrs. Ludlum Freirick OF
! Jamaica celebrated their golden weddings
| Wednesday evening last
| BRooKmAvEN-Thc Prohibitouists of the Town
| Of Brookhavc met Yesterday aud nominated Henry
| T. Robins for Commissioners OF Excise There Is to
| bo II desperate struggle 10 eject him.
Wrsrn,MProN.-Tho Rev. Mr.. lIcbbard. now Of
the Methodist Church at Westhampton, has been
preaching continually for forty-thrcc years and in
| that time has never missed being in his pulpit on
Sunday. from sickness or any other cause
| NEw-Lors.-Onc hundred alleged delinquent
liquor dealers were urraigned before the New ots
! Excise Board on Friday might The proceedings
| were Of nm exciting character The prosecution
| having failed the complaints III each dis
missed. The complaints were made by the Chris
| nrn