New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-22

| Recorder
| Grindel of No. III West Twclfth-st., $50 for
practising medicine without license Grinder mas
| a diploma of the Buchanan College, OF fhliade-
| phia, dated July 4, 1876.
| THE sALMAGUNDI CLUB EXHIBITION
| The fourth annual exhibition of the Salnagundl
Club closed last evening with toal OF i?l pfnuiGS
| sold for $1,000 Eight albums OF etch'ngs IN al
! were disposed of The total amount from tine safes
| at last years exhibition was S2,072.
| STREET CLEANERS To BE PAID.
The laborers and drivers OF carts employer by inc
Street Cleaning Department for the hall month end
ing December Is viii be paid today by Paymaster
Falls There are about 200 of these men, and the
| amount to be disbursed is $25,365 So
| DYING OF SMALLPOX IN TENEMENT HOUSE.
| Coroner Knox discovered q Of concealed
| smallpox in bohemian settlement at No. 40 last
Third-st yesterday John Bok3rney, age SIX, h% hn
| died On Tuesday. The house Is crowded tenement
| 1t was thoroughly iumigatcd.
| MAKING LoNG OCEAN VOYAGES. %
Two of the overdue ocean steamships arrived yes
terday leaving five more vet TO be heard from. The
Australia which sailed from Hamburg on NoVenl,
Der 80 received only slight DANCE. me u6hera, era,
Werder sailed from Bremen Oh December .. ana
| was SIMPLY delayed by strong head gales hlgh seas
| and heavy rain and hail squalls.
MORE UNSAFE BUILDINGS.
The following buildings reported unsafe yes
| +erdav. Nos. $40 Stanton-gt $50 Monroe-st., 239
East thirty fourth-st., II Easiest, 10 Mercer-st
$50 East Eghthst. lQ7 Grand-st 1s3 william sd
< and Firs-avc., 81 and 81 II lvlslon-st;, f3o
| Fifth-ave. 7Gl Broadway 241 East flity-mnth-St.
ROBBED OF 81 200 IN BILLS.
| At the Tombs Police Court YESTERDAY, before JUS
tice Kilbreth Arthur McAIthnr OF 10 SO College t
place charged Dennis Murphy, OF No. ~ Last
Tween y-niuth-st, with having robbed him OF ~ 2oo
| in Umied States bills, in a basement at Par,-ro"
and Ann-st. on the night of December Il. lie was
committed for trial without bail.
FUNERAL or sIRo DRLMONICo.
The funeral OF the late Siro Delinonco was held
yesterday in St. Patricks old Cathedral in Mott-st.
The Rev John Kearncy, assisted by Fathers Meteor
mick Ahearn and Hogan, conducted the exercises.
The church was well filled with people. The ser
vices simple. The interment took place III inc
family vault, under the church.
| ORGANIZING TO RESIST BLACKMAII.
| A mass-meeting of hquor-store keepers was held
! yesterday afternoon IN the Germania assembly,
backmail said to be practlccd against Keepers OF
liquOrshops by petty officials. An ASSOCIATION was
formed, of which JOIN schmidi, pfopilctof o, t'''
| Gcrmania Assembly Rooms was chosen president
| WARNING THE PUBLIC AGAINST A swINDLE.
| Sister Louise of the House OF the Holy Comforter
| has written letter warning the public against
| woman who has n letter purporting To bear her
! name in which the latter is recommended to
| charitable people. The woman asks for money to
take herself and paralyzed daughter TO the South
| Sister Louise has given No such letter to any
| INTERESTS OF ATHLETIC CLUBS.
! The National Association OF Amateur Athletes
| held a meeting at the knickerbocEer College III
| SiXth-ave. last evening The Adel phi Club, OF
| BROOKLYN applied for membership and wasrece!vei.
Several clubs also applied for reinstai enent ana de
ing was chiefly occupied in the discussion of rules
| governing the different athletic clubs.
| MIR. vAUX AND THE PARKS.
| At the meeting of the Park Board yesterday a
| communication was received from Calvert NauX,
| who said that he would accept he appointment Of
experimenting Architect if he would he allowed to
| devote only so much time TO the Parks as he
thought necessary. He also asked the privilege of
consulting Samuel Parsons. jr., with reference TO
the treatment Of The landscapes
| POSTMASTER PEARSON NOT TO RESIGN.
Postmaster Pearson, reply TO a question yester-
day as the correctness OF the report that he in
tended resigning bis position IN beginning OF the
new year. said that there was not particle oil
foundation for the rumor. lie added that he be-
lieyed that some who desired the place had
started the story. He had become aware Of the ru-
nor for the first time when he read II III PRINT on
| Monday last.
| MEETING OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION.
at the meeting of the Board of Education ycster-
| day a communication was received from Mayor
| Grace appointing Frederick Il, Coudcrt Conls-
slouar in the place of Edward c. DOnnclly. Charles
| r. Smith was appointed School Inspector for the
First District and Franz scgel for the Eighth Dis
| trict A communication from the trustees Of the
| Fifth Ward asked for the removal of Peter Stuy-
| vesant, Trustee, VINO accused anOthef trustee OF
| improper conduct.
| SENTENCES IN THE GENERAL SESSIONS.
| In the Court of General Sessions yesterday,
Maurice Clifford sentenced 10 the state Prison
for five wears by Judge COwiDg for attacking PO-
| hceman Mauau OF the First Precinct with a knife
| -. John Boss for committing burglary at No.
12l EIizabcih-s on December - Was senteRced to
the State Prison for five years. Alfred Strlger,
| alias John Johnson, was sentenced TO the state
Prison for four years for burglary committed at
| No. 10S Madlson-aye. on December y.
ALLEGED CoYspIRAToRs DAnED.
| Edward :. Williams, Frederick Lewis and Thomas
| F. Jones' jointly indicted Tor conspiracy against
| Simon UhIman, a Broad-st. hop merchant, were adj
mitted TO bail Yesterday IN the DistI1ct7Attomegs
| West Eifty-sixth-st. became surety for Williams,
Simon Mack, of No. ~ anklln-st, for Lewis, and
Jacob Fenchtwanger for Jones. Nj. Lewis has
edge in the matter, and asks the public TO suspend
WHAT THE ELECTION COST.
Paymaster Falls, Of the Finance Department, will
tomorrow begin the work Of paying the Inspectors
poll clerks and landlords on account of the recent
election. The first six Assembly Districts Will be
| paid tomorrow; from the Sixth to the Tenth in
elusive on Saturday, and the remainder on Tues
| day There are O7S election districts The PIP
INSPECTORS receive S37 80 EACH total of SOL 700
The 1856 poll clerks receive 81 30 each-$l0 10 in
| aIl-and the 67S landlords $50 each, total Of
| S23 100. The total amount Is Sl30,OOO
| SHOOTING A WOMAN.
I William Eckert was tried in the Court Of General
Sessions yesterday, before Judge CowIng,on charge
of assault with intent to XII upon ANNE Mara
| Lewis at No. 40 Chrystie-st. On November 70 he
threatened TO Kill compliments husband, and hred
| pistol ball through door into room In which
| he snpposed lie was Mrs. Lewis ran out of the
| room and Eckert fired two shots at her. he first
| one wounded the woman in the arm and the second
one in her chest. The prisoner convicted of as
| sault with Intent 10 kill, and was remanded Tor
! sentence.
| THIEvING LETTER CARRIER.
| Richard beebe, IT,, "a letter carrier attached to
Post Office Station G. at Fifty-iirst-st and Broad
| way, was arrested yesterday afternoon by Post
! Office Inspectors NewcOme and Gardner. charged
| with stealing letters. Beebe'5 route has been IN
Forty fourth and FortyGftii-ss., west OF Eighth
ave, and many complaints of missing letters have
| come from people III those streets When Boebe was
| arrested be had in his possession some marked
| money which had been stolen from dccoy letters.
| He was committed TO the Ludlow St.eet Jail to
| await examination to-day.
| BROOKLYN.
Mayor-elect Low visited the Fire and Rnlldings