New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-16
NETWORK CITY.

Leonard plush is worn by young women anu
children. loo. borr1s
Tortoise shell glass Is novelty in glass bowls
vases and bottles. . f
English porcelain is mGch III laN"l az P
ornamental pieces. - =,
There we're 1917 emigrants landed al oaS'ie
Garden last week.
D.atbs last week 600 births, 610; marriages,
246 arrests, 1852 Excise licenses issued o. lo''
collected, $3.50. -.
A. HERMANN an Austrian, who had been III Ip,s
country only seven weeks, was yesterday ioP0i''0
missing since October Z.
SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE GARFIELD FUND
ornonnted TO SIS. $40 Oh, S17,79l 40 OF winch was
from BoSton making a total OF S3oI'o3l q. a
subscription of one dollar was Ieool'0" Nv ~
Office from Charles Il. Looms
A MEMORIAL SERVICE FOR DIR. HOLLAND;
memorial service in memory OF the i3ie III. o.
q inllaud will be held in the Memorial Chucn ~
Springfield Mass, this evening, at whlch Uioio VIII
be brief addresses by various speakers
posTMAsTHR-GENERAL JAMES IN the CITY CITY
Posmastcr-General James arrived ~ ,iIs w
yes, erdav afternoon. lie had been to Pmlaeeipna
"a bnsiness connected with the post ONCE III tnat
CITY, and he came to New-lork to attend neeIlilg
OF the Executive COMMITTEES OF the LlcIin ]
hank He will return to Washington TINS evening"
GRANTING A RECEIVER POWER -.
Justice Donohue, in the Supreme Court, mann r
granted yesterday, an order au horlZiis LA ,cc
Garheck as receiver OF the Mercautiit ihSuIdnt -
ComnanV 10 nav or compromise It's Indebtedness W
the PhnniX Insurance Company
RAISING ITS ENTRANCE FEE
At n meeting of the Petroleum Exchange yes'eI-
day II was unanimously decided To raise the GU
trance fee to =, 800 when the membership a.
800, or after November 10 SIX afpIlca"ons i''
membership were made Yesterday.
TuF FIRE MARsIIAL's INVESTIGATION.
Fire-Marsal Sheldon yesterday began an invest
CATION into the origin of the tourth-ave hie. ~"
les iuOny of several men who were IN OF he't, Vllc
stohie at the time the flames were discovered was
taken but no new light was thrown on the question
OF their first cause.
THREE DAYS WITHOUT FOOD.
Francis Joseph Flokain, age thTty, "a Frenchinah
who arrived here three days ago from France. was
fonnd starving at Third-ave. and Thrtieth-St yes
terlav. lie had eaten nothing since MS arrival
1he pollce took him to Bellevue Hospital
RICHARD NC CORMICK's ILLNESS.
Ex-Governor Richard Mccormick, Il Arizona, has
heen suffering for several days at the Ffth Avenue
Hotel from malaral trouble His wife said last eve
ming that although seriously Ill, her husband was
not worse than the day BEFORE ana DDS recovery
was strongly hoped Tor.
A LAWN TENNIS TOURNAMENT
There will be a lawn tennis tournament, open to
all corners. ut the st Georg sCrickct SInD Grounds
ausnices of the United States National Lawn len
mis- Association. There will be cups as prizes Tor
the winners of the various contests.
DEATH OF CENTENARIAN.
Noroaret Haley an inmate of ST. JOsephs Home
for the Aged i'm West Fifteenth-st died on October
I3 at the age of one hundred and three years. and
was hurled in Calvary Cemetery yesterday. She
was an Irishwoman, and had lived III this city
forty-tve years
PROMOTIONS IN THE FIRE DEPARTMENT
The Fire Commissioners yesterday made Foreman
Michael f. Reeves of Hook and Ladder No. $,
Chief Of the Third Battalion, aud Foreman Francis
Mahedy, OF Engine No; l, Chef OF Battalion, I'M
assigned Assisiant-FOTem Thomas Laliy, o!
Hook and Ladder No. 10, William Duane, OF En-
CINE No % and John Dwyer of Hook and Ladder
No. 3, raised to the rank OF fSrenen and Ere
Assistant Foreman.
TIE HARVARD CLUB MEETING.
The Harvard Club held its first monthly meeting
at
;ng At the business session. DR.. Francis NJ. Weld
presided and Dr. Francis StuIges was secretary;
Several names were proposed Tor membership, ana
Charles H. Isham and Richard Trimble were elected
members. After refreshments had been disposed OF,
the members adjourned to parlor and spent sew
eral hours singing college songs and talking over
college days.
RETURNING AFTER THREE YEARS.
William Scunhold, a herman marine. vas one OF
the steeragc passengers on the steamship iierder.
He came TO this country at the age Of fifteen years
and lived with his parentS for five years IN Roches-
ter Three years ago he visited Germany, and he
was then told that he could not remain more tnan
fonr weeks i'm any one place in the Empire. unless
he performed military service. lie then joined the
army and served three years, and he Is now return
ing to his relatives III Rochester lie Is twenty
three years old.
A sCAFFoLD FALLS WITH THREE MEN.
Three carpcnters William Watkins, age thirty
two, of No DAB East One-hundred- and -ffth-st.;
JOSEPH Carbne, age thirty-scven, OF No. 500 East
Thirty eighth-st, and William Drought, age thirty
six OF No 437 West Twentv-hiti-st., were AZ work
ON scatfold i'll a new building at Seyenty-Dfth-st
and Ayenuc-A. Yesterday, when it gave way and all
three fell to the ground All we're injured, Drought
They were taken home by the police
CHARGED WITH BURGLARY.
Before Justice Patters IN, III the 1OTkvlle Police
Court, yesterday, Leroy Larsnar; OF NO 81 Fourth
ave and Michael Corcoran, of No. 53l Imrd-ave.;
were arragned on a charge OF burglary preferred
by Lawrence Quinn OF No. 23f East Thirty sixth
ST On Monday last Mr.. Qunn's house was entered
by thieves and property valued at 5000 was stolen
therefrom. The accused persons were seen n about
the place by Mrs. Farrell, who lives III the same
house as Quinn The prisoners pleaded not guilty
and were held for further examination.
Tnr ALLEGED POWDER sMUGdLEns.
p. II. McDay, second steward OF the steamship
Saratoga waived examination before United states
Commissioner Shields yesterday OH the charge of
placing gunpowder on the vessel without its being
properly marked. lie was committed to Ludlow
Theodore Borngesser, the steward of the Saratoga,
and A. W. Lazelle the passenger on the vessel I'M
pleaded not guilty. and their examination he
gun. The finding of the packages and the disposi,
fion which was made OF them were testlDed TO, ana
the examination was adjourned until tomorrow.
MORE HELP FOR MICHIGAN.
Subscriptions amounting to $500 l were received
yesterday by William DOwd, treasurer of the
Michigan Relief Fund making the total amount re-
ceyed bv him $lO2, 203 At The following churches
sent contributions: German Presbyterian Church.
East Thirtieth-st;. SO 10; Christian Union of
Mamarnock, n. T., $50; St. Thomas's Church Sun
day school, " 20 1G"pgregatloInal Church.
IennOX Mass. S53 Is. The Memorial Presbyterian
Church Brooklyn, sends $i25 50 to THE TRIBUNE
for the Michigan sufferers; W." sends 81 Sub
scrber," s..
A DISASTROUS RUNAWAY.
A horse driven 10y John Fulton of No. 3S4 Ninth
ave ran away in Seventh-ave., near One hundred
and-;hirty second ST., Friday afternoon and be-
tween that street and One hundred-and- twenty-
fhird-st where it was stopped. it upset two light
wagons One in which Ernst Stedman; of No:
East Thirty -ninth-st, rode was smashed, and It's
ocenpant was slightly injured. A buggy belonging
10 William Redmond, of No. 1,721 Broadway, was
npset and broken. Miss Birdie " Bell and a lady
friend who were in it, were thrown out, but es-
capped injury. Mr.. Fulton's own carriage was much
damaged and its owner bruised The police took
the three horses and the wrecked vehicles TO Lam
berts stables at One-hunq red-and-t
and Seventh-ave.
BROOKLYN.