New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-02
NETWORK CITY.

There were 100 immigrants landed at CaSVio
Garden yesterday, making 1920 for the week.
Deaths last week 77s: births 4S9 marriages.
100 arrests 6O4 excise licenses lssneo o'' ieeS
collected, $3.50.
THE GARFIELD TRUST FUND.
The contributions to the trust fund for Mrs. Gar
field which were received Yesterday amounted TO
1892 o6 and sweled the total sum received thus
far TO 1884. 42S So.
FOUND IN THE RIVER.
The body of drowned man about twenty-five
wears old with sandy hair dark trousers and
shirt nor shoes found, yesterday, iii the North
River at Pier No. 43.
A POICEMAN's FALL.
Sergeant Bumstead, of the Twenty-third IRE
cinct fell out of a window at his house, No. $40
East Eighty -second-st.. yesterday morning, while
sitting on the sill. and was seriously injured.
NOT WON BY EITHER COMPETITOR
The fourth race for the New-Yorll Challenge Cup
was sailed yesterday afternoon. Four canoes en-
tered-he Dot. Queen Nab, WRATH ana .t nonrse
and neitSer came in early enough to win the race.
The Dot still holds the cup.
FAILURE OF BUTCHER.
Andrew V. HernOn. q butcher, who has carried on
business at Third-ave and Thirty-ifth-st, IN the
same avenue near FOrty-seventh-St., ana IN flTst-
ave- near Nineteenth-st, has failed, ana !, ID De
leyed has left the country for Ireland luee az
tachments have been issued against him.
POST OFFICE ACCOUNTS FOR A QUARTER
Postmaster Pearson on Friday night sent to wash
ington the return of the business If the New-l0rK
Post Office for the quarter ending September 80.
1881. The account shows an increase Oh receipI :
the responding quarter OF las, year non o.
$96,931 OIL and net gain III revenue OF IL per ccl'
UNHEEpED COMPLAINTS.
Several citizens living at Prospect HUI, IN inns
city, have sent petition to Mayor Grace; SIaInE
that they have complained to the Board OF health
ami to the Governor of the odors winch tney say
emanate from the ofal-rendering factory OF Ranely
& Williams, at the foot of East Forty. urth-st
and no attention has been PAID 10 tnelr petluohs'
GIVING UP HIS PLACE.
John Tracey, chief CLERK in the Mayors once zee
yesterday resigned his position. Mr. Tracey mas oc-
appointed by Mayor Cooper. He will engage IN
business pursuits. The W rk OF the ONCE mas petn
placed under the charge of William NJ; lyns, tae
has been appOint-d a clerk i'll the Mayors oihce'
STEALING F.OM Ills EMPLOYERS.
Stern & Zendman, manufacturers OF lace goodsf
at No % Lispenard-st., have caused the arre'' VI
a clerk named Marx Gruber in their emy1i9ye, iUi
collecting small bills without authority, anu appS
ing the proceeds to his own use on ' NE s was taEen
before Justice Wandell yesterday, at the IonDs,
and was committed for trial III de1aulV Oh pow o"i
HARTMAN BEATS KRoHNE.
The enty-tive-hOurs walk, at the L'larlunl,
between Hartman and krohne, came t. an emu
last night little more than an hour before the ail0
ted time. As has been expected hartman was TI 9
hours, 81 minutes and seconds. krohne walke9
$50 miles and L laps in IA hours, 81 minutes ana
4 seconds. Both walkers were pretty badly broken
up at the finish.
REPORTS ABOUT A WORLDS FAIR
Rumors afoat that the Worlds Far Is to be be
revived that 81 900 900 has been oneGed iP[ '1o
Cole L. NJ. Bates, Thomas Rutter, j. ). Potter and
Others are in crested in the matter. One OF tHeSe
men saio last night that nothing could be- SAID oIthe
matter at present but that ii il amounted TO any
thing the Worlds Fair would be in charge OF New
YOrk's representative men.
THE MEDICAL COLLEGE FOR WOMEN:
The opening exercises of the New-lork Mcdlcal
College and II sptal for Women took place last
evening at the new College building, No. Zio mest
Ffty-fourth-st. large number OF the E Trends O.
ircti futin was -.
Lozier, dean of the college, spoke q lew WORDS Oh
greeting TO the new class and the audience; lhere
Gutter aud James Z. Fitch. There are forty new
students i'll the incoming class.
GENERAL HANCOCK on MARKsMANsHIP.
General Hancock has written letter 10 oenerai
Abbot of Willets Point, accompanying the trans
miss on of the Travers Badge-the first prize IN tue
diminishing match at CreedmoOr-which was won
by Private John Cavan1gh, of General Abbots com
mand General Hancock says that the OBJECT OF lLe
National Rifle Association Is to increase tne military
strength of the country, by making sAlli IN tie use
of arms as prevalent as it was In the DAYS OF the
Revolution when it did so much toward preserving
the liberties o; the country"
CARING FOR CHILDREN OF WORKING PEOPLE.
The public opening OF the French Children As $50
ciation or Maternal SchO, was held yesterday ter
noon at No. South Fifth-ave The object OF the ass0
citation is found home for the children OF the work
ing people during the hours that Their parents are
engaged in work. he children are brought to the
Home at a. H., and remain there until p M, OF
until called for by their parents. There were ABOUT
number of parents and friends. Several speeches
were delivered. There were exercises by the chill
dfen. 49,. -,x
Permits for the erection of ninety-four buildings
have been issued in the last two weeks.
The body of an unknown man, about thrty-tive
yea old was found floating in the river yesterday
and taken to the Morgue.
Application was made before Justice Pratt in the
Supreme Court, yesterday, to admit the counter
feter Becker TO bail. Decision was reserved.
John Wedemer fit y-fye years old, captain of the
canab3at Tom Parks lying e. the loot OF Go t st.,
balance and fell into the hold eleven rect, breaking
his neck and dying instantly.
Daniel NJ Stone, lawyer and ex-MethOdist minis
ter was arrested in New York yesterday, on
bench warrant issued by Judge Moore of the Court
of Sessions charged with defTaudlng Mrs. Britannia
Sherman aunt OF General w. l. Sherman, OF several
thousand dollars while manager of her estate. FIVE
indictments for forgery were found against him by
the Grand jury.
Garfield Memorial Home has been organized in
Brooklyn. 1t is the result OF the efforts OF an a'so-
citation formed some time ago to establish an nsti-
tuition for the treatment OF consumptives. A meet
iog was held at Plymouth Church Friday afternoon:
II was resolved to select a board OF ten trustees,
board of managers and other officers
JERSEY CITY.
Smallpox is increasing TO an alarming extent, and
IL is feared that it will become epidemic On FRIDAY
Health Inspector Benjamin was informed OF three
cases i'm First-st and yesterday two more in
tenement house in Morgan-St. were brought to his
notice.
James Moran, a miner. arrived in Jer-
sev CITY from California yesterday afternoon,
and he celebra ed the occasion by getting drunk.
Last evening he found lying III Montgomery
81 and was taken to the First Precinct Station.
Nine hundred and twenty-five dollars was found i'll
his pockets.
The State Inspector of Milk, DR.. Newton, of Pater
son. paid another visit to the Midland Railroad
depot Jersey City, on Friday night. and arrested
fonr dealers in impure milk They were taken be-
fore Police Justice Peloubet and gave their names
and Anton Ferran, all of New York. They were
each fined $50 1900 ,o,
HopoKEN.-Micbael Walsh, young man, was
attacked by William Matthews in Newark-s yes