New-York tribune., 1880-01-10
NEW-YORK CITY.


health,
The annual meeting of the Ncw-YOrk Furniture
Board of Trade will be held at its rooms, No. LOU
Canal-st.. Monday afternoon.
| Annie Ucnpger age twenty years died at bclle-
| yuc Hospital Thursday night from burns rccelNed
! December 80. at No. 520 Ihird-ave
The next lecture IN the Cooper Union free
Course will be delivered this evening by PROFESSOR
| 4. a. Starr, OF W cstleld, n. J., on IhSeCV Lh''
| illustrated.
Silas Il. butcher said Yesterday that the current
rumors of his resignation from the olnce OF tnllcu
States Appraiser Of the Port were entirely without
foundation.
A public meeting in behalf of the City Mission
win he held this evening in the Broadway laber-
race. The Rev. DR.. William NJ Taylor and the
Rev. 4. +. Schauiller Will speak.
The CORPORATION Counsel has been requested Nv
ucminations sent in by him to the old Board OF
Aldermen can bc acted on by the pew Board.
A course of lectures in French and German W%laa
he given at Stcrn's School oi LInGuageS' ~ 'V'
Nodison-avc The first German lecture VIII pc ~
liycrcd by Professor s NJ stern. on Tuesday at p
m The French lectures will begin on Friday.
Duties amounting TO ~ ll;2'a1o bSco,oHcr 52 Tgre
Compared with the same month ~ - - th,Ie ERE W. W.
an increase last month Of $4,000 $50 20. or me
Immigrants landed last month S,OoI palu uu'i'S
upon goods brought by them to this country
The supreme Court General term, yesterday ap-
pointed rs examiners of the character OF applicants
foT adm sion 10 pract l5e rs attorneys III ne courts
OF thIs state, Edward IlilcISpH ~ tci"n IL
aud Osborn T. Bright; and as examiners rs 80 o'hrr
qualifications, Hamilton Cole Joseph Larocque
and Peter i. Oney.
Thomas Stout who occupies room No. 3. Ast"r
House has bad luck IN oyercOats. Ills once WIS
cufercd Yesterday morning, and an 0yercpat CON
tanning valuable papers was stolen. lhls was r. ~ e.
third ONcrcoat he had lost since NoN'lnpcI, ic
door OF The Office was Locked deceive VIII Do
employed 70 watch the A'ior House oihces'
william Walsh was arrested Yesterday for snatch
ing pocket book from hc hands OF AlrS i.lHwn''
ID. ia Itls.|f HltV-AI
arraIgncl before Justice erbour9 at me JeiirtS'
Market Police Court, Walsh who IS about e.Sh'eth
ycqrs old, declared that he bad been 9"Neh ng
want 10 commit the CRIME. IL admitted 'hih nc
had run away from home The prisoner Was com
nltted and his story will be investigated.
Richard /. Hatch. of No. 90 East Forty-scyT,rpth-
ST. was arralgned in tie Jefferson Market folee
Conr. Yesterday morning, where l.. u. Rogers ne
cashier of the Ro,smorc Hotel, complained that on
Wednesday last hr bad cashed draft ot 20 I1'
him. the rcprcseni ion ihat ne was hicn'1 -: g.:
Hatch OF the firm of Il. +. Hatch u Co., at No. ~
Broadway. lle sand that line accused man bad lo'i
him that hc was also collector Tor q comihrr''n, 80
agency. The cashier could not hnd any hrm oi ~
f. Hatch d Co Accordingly, concluding that he
had been cheated ne had Hatch arrested by Drtec-
tive Puce. Of the Twcntv-ninth Precinct. Hatch
claimed that there such firm. and that if the
draft ha! been presented 10 hin. Lo would have
pald it, lie DISCHARGED.
BROOKLYN
The deaths in Brooklyn during the week ending
January 3 numbered DID,, of which five were from
violence.
The number Of cows in BROOKLYN, according to
the Board Of Health statistics. 2,j03, and they
produce l7.7OS quarts of milk daily.
There were 11.Ol7 interncnts in 1870 in Calvary
Cemetery; in the Lutheran Cemetery, 3,S15; IN the
Evcrgrccn~ Cemetery. ,G93, and IN the Cypress
Hills Cemetery. 9i3.
Controller Stcnmetz paid yesterday to Kingsley
q Kccney $4,000 the balance of The, judgment
of Sl3i, 900 obtained bv them against the city In
the storage Reservoir suit.
Tho Rev Dr. J. y. Fulton and Bishop Haven
were warm personal friends and both stTOyc to aid
the omancipatcd colorcd people OF the south. Dr.
Fulton will preach on " The American Wubcriorce
IN the Rink, IN ClemOnt-ayc., tomorrow morn
ing
Tho ladies Of the Womans Temperance Union
have asked Christian worker, of ali denominations
IN Brooklyn aud nciVhboUnE cities 10 meet in the
Young Mems Christian Association Building, Jnnu-
airy r. l3 and Il, TO discuss plans for temperance
work.
The Rev. DR.. Edward p. Ingcrson. Of the Middle
Reformed Church has az The joint request Of HIM
self and COn~istory. received from the Old South
Church Of Worcester. Mass, release from his
bal acceptance of us call. Al ihe earnest socita-
non of his people. and upon more mature reflection,
he has decided not to leave his present pastorate
The Police Commissioners ordered recently that
all officers sixty years Of age. or who had been
twenty years on the force should undergo medical
examination TO ascertain whether not they
were fit for police duty. Several officers and one
captain preferred 10 retire rather than 10 submit 10
the examination, but their fears prove TO have had
DO foundation. as. according TO the report of the
Board # Police Surgeons, no one has been adjudgcd
unfit for his present duties. Nearly ali. however,
have slight ailments
JERSEY CITY.
An unknown Italian was struck by n train on the
Central Railroad Of Ncw-Jcrscy near jersey Cry
yesterday afternoon and instantly killed.
Chief of Police Murphy, of Jersey City, issued a
general order to h9 men Yesterday. nstrucing them
10 arrest all bows found stealing rides cars. Three
boys were locked up.
Judge Garretson, of Jersey City. yesterday sem
f1tF and NJ
men who robbed the house of Joseph Eager in Sum
mit-tyc to hard labor in the State Prison for ten
years on each one of the four indictments found
npainst them. bat the terms will run together.
Edward Mcclure ana Charles Perry, two sneak
thieves, were sent to State Prison for three years
each
Leonard Crane is held on a charac of forgery in
the Endorsement check for $50 received by
him from l.. J. Murphy in part payment for a
wagon.
The Tax Commissioners elected at the charter
election called nj the CITY Hall yesterday and asked
the clcrl 10 swear them IN. similar request was
made 10 the Mayor, who said he would ask the
opinion of the city counsel
At spccial meeting Of the Common Council last
evening a resolution asking that the Legislative
Committee be instructed to recommend n change
in the existing Sunday laws, was defeated. The
police force was increased by twenty men. Various
changes were made in the Fire and Police Depart
ments.
While on his way 10 Police Headquarters yester-
day morning Chief of Police Medium arrested Il
man driving team of black horses in South
Orangc-avc. Shortly aferward Telegram was
received from Augustus Boyle, of Bound Brook
Somerset County, stating that team had been
stolen from him. The prisoner gave the name OF
James Hayes. He committed in default of
~, 600 bail.
EEW-JERSEY.
ORAXGE.-Tho question Of the erection of
polcs through this city BY the Western Union
Telephone Company which was referred to special
committee was amlcably settled by nm arrangement
to have the wires of the Bell aud Western Union
Companies extend through different streets. The
matter was brought before the meeting of the
Common Council last week and fayorably acted
upon
| HoBoKEN.-Mrs. James McCarroll of Jackson and
Sixth-sts, lloboken, WAS arrested yesterday and
niaccd under bonds TO await the action of the Grand
Jury on charge of assauting her husband with an