New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-01
NEW-YORK CITY.


The Rev G.. II. Smythe will enter upon his pas
torate of the Reformed Church, Harlem, tomorrow
HIGHER PRICES FOR MEMBERSHIP CERIifiCAIETs.
Certificates of membership OF the Petro gm Tx Tx
change were selling two weeks ago for H'Soo' ouI
Yesterday 5000 was offered and S625 asked. III ~
stated that Wall Street people are specuiating Ill
these certificates.
ARRIVAL OF RUSSIAN EXILEs ,
TbirtvsiX exiled Russian Jews arrived at Castle
Garden Yesterday They will remain under me
care Of the local relief committee until Tuesday
next, when they will be sent to Galveston louS'on
and other points i'll Texas
AID FOR SICK SUFFERING FAMILIES.
The journal Of Commerce announces us rSauiissS &c
receive SUBSCRIPTIONS 1nEe ' killed. at Beaver PENN by
the second train on its way TO President GarhehS
funeral at Cleveland. Their need is great.
HELD FOR SELLING ADrLTEnAhrED MILK nnI robr
John Uammill of No. 344 Seyelth-aye., ana John
Van Wrinkle of No. 400 West lhlrtleth-st., Wrre
held bv Justice Smith, at the Jefferson Market 20
lice Court yesterday. for trial for dealing IN adul
teratcd milk. Bail IN 800 each was required
PLEADING NOT GUILTY.
George W. 0unt. paving teller Of the Importers
and Traders Bank, who is charged WIN empcZIlc-
ment. was arraigncd in the Cou ol uenera 81
SONS Yesterday and pleaded not gully he VIII DC
tried in the October term, which begins on Mohday'
THE CORNERSTONE OF CLUB HOUSE.
The cornerstone of the new club house OF tn t
German Liederkranz Will be l2id TINS Witn
onnronriate ceremonies The house l. in East Fllty-
cithth-st between Park and leXngtonayes' IN
the evening there will be celebration IN tIc oiu
club honsc.
PROVIDING FOR THE CITY's ENPl NsEs.
The Board of Estimate and ApportionInent yes
terdav appropriated S25l,7l5 % Tor he expenses
of the Street Cleaning Deparlmcnt lor inc
for prnting in Te City Record the list OF voters reg
istcrcd in the election districts.
VISITING A FRENCH MAN-oF-wAR.
The French Reception Committee Yesterday VS.
tied the French man-of-war Magcienne lying on
West Twenty-third-St., accompanied py Aniiiial
Wyman OF tie United States Navy: The committee
also called upon the French Minister, NJ. Ouuoy,
who arrived yesterday on the france.
STEPS TO SECURE AN EXHIBIT.
At a special meeting yestcr 2y OF ne b2arn ,, "I
Managers of the International DAIRY fa,r ASIocIh-
lion and the butter and cheese trade OF New, ork,
n committee OF nine was appointed TO make IN
GuIrics among the trade as to the advIsablhty Oh
sending an exhibit 10 the Atlant ENposl'loh'
BOOKS SOLD TO rHE TRADE.
The book-tradc sale was continued yesterday ~
Clinton Hail. Among the books offered were pup
lications by John Grant, of Edinburgh, scotland
,John Hocr of London; Gall {. lnglis, W. r.
Nimmo Henry Sotheran X Co.. and hers. 10,
day the last day of the sale, stereotype plates VIII
woMrN PICKPoCKETs At MACY's.
Emma Jennings OF Jersey City, and lmma ing
gins Of No. - Bceckerst., were arrested Yesterday
Mays i'll the act OF picking me poGhrlS OF VIZ VIE
oguizcd as old offenders. They were art9IgHc , u.
fore Justice Smith, at the Jefferson Market Court
and there held for examination.
HrRGIARs SENT TO STATE PRISON.
Charles Green a colsrcd man. and Charles Wilson
were arrested early in tie morning 3i S,Pt"mner IL
in the basement OF No. ~ west Nlhll-'l WIZ ,I-
mace Yesterday Recorder Smyth sentenced
Green to the State Prison for fifteen years, anu
Wilson to the same institution LOT t"eNe years
borh with hard labor.
TIE CRABS OF THE oBrLGsK.
The obelisk now in Central Park was III AieXan-
dria supported by four bronze crabs, one at rach
corner In the conrse 9i time Two ~ in ,1 6nc
Them bears two inscriptions, one IN Latl' the 9lnrT
in Greek. These crabs have been presenter ~
Lieutenant commander Corning 10 the ,McI"pol-
tan Museum OF Art, and are now on exhibition on
the main floor III the northwest corner.
ANXIOUS TO SECURE A PENSION.
A meeting OF the veterans ol the Mexican war ne
longing 10 the lst Regiment New York volunteers,
wa, held last evening at Military Hall, lo3
Bowcry The NEE ing was called IN order totakr &C
ton in regard To pcttionug ihc Lrgisa ure lof dpn-
.ou Of ) q month To each veteran OF the regiment.
s committee was appointed To find out how many
members are surviving. There are only forty known
10 bc alive. and ten we're present last night. lAe
meeting adjourned 10 meet October u,
GIVING A FOUNTAIN TO rnE CITY.
d. Willis James, VINO III April, 71S made propo-
gtiou To- erect bronze drinking fountain ~ on oil
the pu lie parks conferred with Park commissioner
Lane Yesterday Tor the purpose OF ARRANGING the
ceremonies attending ITS formal pi'r'hta-
ton to the city, winch Is TO take
placc some time in the present month Inc FOUNTAIN
Nil co,t from $50 900 t. 10000. II l. being mod
rlcd by Professor Adolph Donndori at Stuttgart,
md will be placed on the westerly side OF Union
CAUGHT STEALING SILVER WARE.
po iceman Gamble yesterday morning arTalgncd
before Justice Smith, al the Market romeo
Court Joseph Care, of No. 2llNcst Eighteenth-Nt,
and lanes lraCy of No. ZIG West IhItcchth-bt.
Mr.. Margaret Hall Of No 100 West Twentieth
ST., Thursday aftcroon met them coming Io%n ihe
stairs of her house with her SILVER ware valued at
$3.50 tied up in a bundle. The fellows ran past her,
1ut she gave chase. Policeman Gamble Joined m the
chase and succeeded in capturing thu men ~ Seven
feminist. they were committed without bail
sI.pRt VDEEFD by MS BONDsMEN.
William f.. Sawyer the electrician, was con
yicrd in the Court of General Sessions IN April last
| of sboouug at DR.. IHcOphIuS steele anu was sen
fenced bv Judge GdcIslcrNe TO one years nnpIlSon-
| ment The ease appealed, and pending he de
cIsion Sawyer was admitted 10 PAN. HIS bohdSmel
! were Henry Little, OF No. 10 Broadway, and John
| J. Anderson of No. IL Yves Nlnctc"nth-st sawyer
has been recently charged with another assault and
| has had trouble with those interested win nm IN
| electric light matters. Ills bondsmcn are among
! the latter and Yesterday they surrendered Sawyer
| lie is now in the IOmbs.
BROOKLYN.
| The unknown carpenter who died Of hcmorrhagc
while working at No. - fonrlh-place on hnIsday
! was YESTERDAY identified as Frederick \. schulz oi
| No. 1876 Meadow-s,., Hohoken
The Coroncrs Jury III the case of Farmer +. o.
! Gubncr of Newt trccht, son of eX-JustlceGubncr
| killed on September L. AT fhird.ayc and Fifty
| third ST. Bro Iklvn, yesterday rendered verdict
crnsurIng the Brookyn CITY Railroad Company iol
gross negligence i'll not having proper alarm signal'
on their motors.
! Gunuer Patrick Lynch, of the United States Navy
Yesterday began suit against his wife, Ella Lynch
| I'm the Supreme Court, special Term, for aDsOlut,
| divorce on the ground OF inhuclIty. Mrs. Lynch
alleges that there il Il conspiracy on her husbands
! mari TO get "A divorce from her that he may marry
another woman TO whom he Is paying attention as
| single man.
.Iobn Robinson occupied Phillip BItters's teneme nj
bouse No 81 Withers-st, but fell INTO arrears, ano
Utfcrs tried five times to eject him for non-pay
mcnt of rent, and finally obtained writ whicl
| "stnck y and Robinson was to go yeste. lay. In
stead of this he swallowed laudanum, rs he hao
often said he would never go out alive" ply
stefan was called III, and autdOtes administered
The wife was absent at the time aud he lett her
letter asking her forgiveness.
Work on the great bridge proceeds very slowly
A small amount or steel, consisting of twelve beams
bridging trIsses posts ana and suspcndcr ropes, ha
| hnnn receiyrd recently Inc beams will be sus