New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-14
NFW-YORK CITY.


their stores after the Obelisk.
Tho Young Mems Christian Association OF foru-
ham is to have free reading-room.
81. II. f." sends 81 70 aid the widow OF John
Brown. 1t will be promptly iorWaiuou,
The Governing Committee OF the STOCK EAehAnsc
has decided 10 adjourn over Good FRIDAY
The new steamship Orinoco will sail for Bermuda
today Among the passengers are Rufus Hatch ana
John II. Wyman. .,, ,
closed, and the pupils arc 10 oe u 'ei'ie "
No. 81, at Fordham.
Eliza Parker. age forty-ive fell out, Of q fourth
story window at No. 314 East Thirty -elghth-sE yes
terday and was Killed
rev,IvIbuilt houses allow them TO be occupied De-
fore the walls are sufficiently dry
Mrs. G. S. Hull was severely injured recently
nv being thrown from n Fourth-ave. car IN New
York and will be confined to her bed for some time
POsTPoNING TIE SALE or THE FERuEs.
The Boart OF Sinking Fund Comnissl0ners met
yesterday and decided npon The terms o. 'r so ~
the Fulton and other East IuNer ierIloS' i"0 '"''
was postponed for one week
GAINING ANOTHER DAYS REsrIrE.
Nothing was done yesterday to remove inc ne ieT
ave and Sixty-seventhst. The inhabitahlS WI o Is
given until Friday 70 remove their household goods
and TO find other homes
HEAVY GALES At SEA. .-
The ship Cara from Belfast arrived IN por, -
day after n long voyage IN which q gIeat uc'lI "a
rough weather was encountered. f1eces OF WEEK
were frequently passed. The City OF Alexandra, OF
Alexandres Havana Line also met WIN iVuh"
weather during the voyage.
STEALING PROM FELIow-PAssENGER
Charles Tabcr and George Hicks were conVicrd
in the Court OF General Sessions List week on an Ia
dictment charging them VIII seang q bo,cl in
the Bowery Yesterday Judge towing sentences sentences
the prisoners TO the State prison Tor thee years ana
a half each.
p,rS INTERFERING WITH 4 BALL GAME.
Of haschnll that tO be PLAYED on tho
Polo Grounds Yesterday between the Princeton and
Metropolitan mines was postponcd on aCco1 III, W
will plav on the Polo grounds, and the PRINCETON
and Manhattan College rinos will play on the Man
haitian Grounds TODAY.
ADVANCING MORALITY AND EDUCAToN
A gentleman connected with the church oil thS
HOLY Trinity has recently presented to the House oi
the EVangelists q valuable house III Lexington
ave which will bc opened for The reception oi
students aud "a a night college for Christian work
crs The Hoard of Trustees has invited the Rev. ).
w. BOnham, Evangelist, 10 take charge ol the iiiS''
tuition.
pINNFG or TIE HERMIT cIrn. -.
A dinner was given last night 10y the o. HernitS
NJ Dclmonico's The affair was the opening dinner
Of the members. The club intends &" dlnr Wonlhk
at Dclmonicos and A. summer - hcrmliaee VII
select ore of the seaside hotels. The party included
! A. Betnheimer. Henry Seligman, Jefferson Schg
man. A. DcCordoya, David Schguln, OF Pans
Frederick :. BALM, and others.
STEALING 4 HORSE TO CARRY orr rLyNprR.
SUPERINTENDENT
Of "a bold burglary committed IN M1i4af"n',h Nv
thieves Who supposed io have u'd !" ihH CIV /
Early in the morning they broke into ana plnn',Iod
David II. Brctts drygoods store, IA Hlln-st ll uHt
village blew opon the safe and took It's contents
They carried of their plumber hy means ct o hofT
and wagon, which. together win 20 3i haiu,S.
they stole at the stables OF j. H. M't-aukl'iN "" -
JOuTdan.
roKT THAT WAS ALMOST TATAt-
The family Of Henry johnson anI VI. i"l'| ~
in adjoining rooms ou the third hoor OF No. 3'o
Third-avc. Mr. Johnson returning nome n'-H3.
nigLt and finding Mir Lopez with his wte, Thought
,nodc n nois, in the Iopcz familys rooms. The
women rushed in. and Mrs Lol~L; smtcmhg p,,
tol shot thu supposed burglar III" bullet pioughcd
n furrow along his forehead ana his escape rom
instant death was very narrow.
LOSING HIS UMBRELLA At DAYS.
Edgar 6. Murphy attended t4e pcriormancc,
e M,ro ba5E G and b cn hi, silk umbrella at The
door. receiving check Tor %. " hen the play Wa
| over he was unable 10 find his umbrella. hc bu@I-
ness manager Of the theatre Investigated the matter
/ ard finally charged George Nelson. an usher with
having stolen it. The usher admitted taking i, 1nd
was therefore arrested; IL "" J'nrrS9n Market
Police Court. Wednesday, NtilSoh was hclu 10 aI-
! swtr in default of 800 bail.
TRYING TO BHIBE his GATORS.
| Justice BVhy. in the E~scX Market folice Cont,
several DAYS ago ISSUED warrants for the arrest ol
! Michael Roach. Samuel Watson ard another person
| who had swndcd o coored man named Isaiah Wat
! son. Of No 14l West FoTiy-nnth,tt, ont oi FlOo'
| bv representing that the horse which hc was pur-
| chasing was "H0uud, kind gentle and true Wat
| son was arrested and yesterday RoundsIpan Reilly
| and Officer Simmons arrested Mlclacl k0ach, VINO
| was arraigned bcfnrcc Justice BlXhy. After being
arrested Roach cndcavored 10 bride his captorS 10y
! Offering them 800. Being unsuccessful, az Essex
and not captured ultll hc iau IAN SiA Dlo'hs'
| lie was held in $1,000 bail.
| ADVANCING TIE TEMPERANCE CAUSE.
| "TcmpeTancc Edncaton among the Freedmen
WAC discussed at meeting of the National Temper
| oucc Society which held yesterday afternoon
in the lecture-room Of AssOcaton building, AT
Twcnty-thirl-st. and FouTth-avr. Robert Cnrtcr
one of the vceprcsdents Of the society presided in
| the absence Of the president, William J.. Dodge.
| Among the speakers were the Rev. DR.. Henry l..
| Warehouse corresponding secretary OF the Amer
can Haptist Home Mission Society the Rev. Albert
| g. LausOn, of Brooklyn; and j. IL. Stcarns, CORE
spending secretary OF the National temperance So
| cicty Resolutions were passed III favor OF adopting
| measures for the diffusion of temperance literature
among the freedmen OF the South
YEARNING FOR WESTERN ADVENTURES.
Detective Irving, Of the Nineteenth Sub-lhcclnct
secinq hoy spending money rather freely near the
| Grand Central Depot Tuesday evening, stopped bin
and closely questioned him. The lad said that nc
Conn, and that he had just arrived from Philadc
plt,. lie was taken to the station. and there con
| fcsscd that he had robbed Mrs Sluytcr of Market
| A.. Hartford. Of $40 and was on his way TO tn,
| Nest I'm his pockets found tickets for Boston
aud for n berth in a sleeping-car, w N money .
new revolver with Two boxes oil 6eiat'dggT ne"
| pass lie was taken 10 the Yorkylle Police COur
Yesterday, and was rcmanded until he was sent iol
| by the Hartford authorities. His mother lives al
| No 1873 Market-st.. Hartford.
| DESERVING HIS WIFE AND CIuLDREN.
| James T. CTist, age tlirty-twO, appeared at thu
| Tombs Police Court yesterday 60 make charge o.
larceny against Jennie Campbell, with whom he ha
been living In improper relations nc No. 90 Spring
| ~ for over a year. Ho stated that she stole ant
pawned clothes belonging TO him Of the value o
S5O The woman claimed that he had ill-trcated ant
abused her. The evidence showed that Crist has
wife and six children in Orange County, n. j., wher
he formerly owned real estate, and that he is a
present employed in the dry goods storc at No 32'
broadway Justice Waudcll directed that charg
of assault and battery be- made against him on TIN
nfHdavit Of Jennie Campbell, on which he was com
mtted for trial In default OF 5000 bail. The woman