New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-05

intOxcation She was fined, ana IN default OF pan
for good behavior was sent 10 the lSanu lor 'nico
months - .
The Executive Committee oil inc MaTltine AASpGl-
alton Yesterday approved the selection OF plan by
tne Building Committee of the Produce Exchange
for the new building. II IS believed that tlc rooms
of the Maritime Exchnngo VIII be most suitable ior
its business.
COLD BATH FOR A BULL.
The Communipaw cattle steamer Golden was
steaming around the Battery yesterday WIN her
decks loaded with cattle. when bull, Weighing
about 1000 pounds. sprang OVetOoaru: IL eWa
toward the shore and close TO tie CaSte Uarnen
bulknead, where 1t was hnaiy Hssocu anu Pulieu
ashore.
TRANSFER OF MADlsON-AvE. PROPERTY.
The transfer of piece OF property, on the south
cast corner of Madison-aye. and lhlrty-Slxth-Si..
side of Thrty-sixth,st lo7 feet east Oh hhdlson-
ave-, from William w. Phelps and others to John I.
Morgan, for consideration OF $2l3'OOO, was
recorded yesterday.
RoBBING HIS MOTHER or Si55.
John Trimble of No. tf2 West Thirty-second-st..
was arraigned before Justice Patterson at tho JET
ferson Market Police Court, Yesterday chap9eH ny
his mother. Mrs Margaret Trmble, OF No; 223 West
Twenty -ninth-st.. with grand larceny he having
robbed her, it was claimed OF 500. In DEFAULT VI
81, 500 bail BIO was locked up Tor trial.
EKuFUL IN THE MAGICTAN's ART.
Mr. Hartz the well-known magician, will give an
entertainment this evening at Chickering Hall.
Reference was latoiy made IN this column 10 the
long and singular sickness and the almost mlr2cu-
Ious recovery of Mr. HartZ. Persons who take an
interest in what is called magic will of course. like
to this accomplished professor OF tho DacK art
DECLARED TO BE CRAZY.
Captain Mcdonnell Of the Eighth Police Precinct
reported yesterday to Superintendent WallinR that
the alleged outrage on tho Frenchman, Jean Petit,
had apparently no foundation: fstit Is DeneSea 20
doorman with abusing him, and in ST. Vlncents
Hospital he insisted that the ordernes wanted 10
murder him.
TWO MEN MISSING FROM THEIR HOMES. =.
Henry Schnabach ago thrty-one, of No.
ing tos baS Sln'S Committed suicide. He left q note
beoneathing hts watch and chain and other articles
TO friends Jacob H. Balentine, an architect at one
hundred. aud twenty and Ihird-avc., mas
been missing since March 2. His absence was re-
ported to Inspector DIks last night at Police Head
quarters. -
The dnarterly payment Of pensions began yester-
dav morning and at an early hour crown OF pen
sioners was gathered in front of tho Pension once
in Canal-st, The Office was opened at O'Clock and
over 200 persons paid IN the next three hours
There are about Is. 900 pensioners in the district
which comprises all the river counties IN the STATE
lea than one-half of this number draw their pay
m.nts in person. and TO the rest checks sent by
mail. The most of the payments are for vi.
AN OFFICER CHARGED WITH PELoNIoUs ASSAULT
At the YOrkVille Police Court, yesterday after
noon ,Justce Murray issued warrant Tor the ar
rest of Officer Benham OF the Eighteenth Precinct.
who is charged with fclOnionsly assantina Michael
I Conroy and Michael Duffy, truck drivers IN the
employ of furniture dealer named Farrell. The
account of the fight few days ago. between tho
officer and the truck-dryers. who were blocking the
Strcetcars of the Eighteenth Street Line. has been
told. The truck-driVers were arrested Dut were
discharged $1,000
Fu0ene Hess n laborer employed IN West Thir-
tieth-st went into the liquor shop at Thrtieth-st.
and Seventh-ave. Thursday evening and while there
an alteration began between some negroes, one Of
whom Frederick W. Pipes of No. 257 West Twenty
eIVhtb-st stabbed Hess twice IN tine back. blood
stained razor was found in his possession. lie was
arrapned before Justice Patterson at the Jefferson
Market Police Court, yesterday, and pleaded not
entity He was committed without bail to await
the result of the injuries of Hess, who was sent TO
| ST. Vincents Hospital
BROOKLYN.
Ffth.ave is badly drained and on rainy day the
| water acCumulates 30 as TO cause much damage.
| The public buildings in BROOKLYN were decorated
Yesterday to honor President Garfields Inaugural
| ton.
Ahsoluto divorce is sought in the City Court by
| John c. KreCer from Caroline KreRer whom he
| married in 1875 aud who deserted him and their
| two children.
Mrs. Catharine Hart weldressed woman, who
| was arrested Saturday for shopliftlng IN Fulton
st. store pleaded guilty before Justice Walsh yester-
day and was fined $40.
| Patrick Cunningham. of No 572 Carroll-st., who
was was arrested late Thursday night for throwing
VIE IRON Istico Roo% and cN
| mitted to jail.
DR.. George B. Wray, of No 10 Debevoise-st.. was
| fined $15 by Justice Walsh yesterday for failure to
report three cases Of smallpox to the Health De
| partment which occurred in the family OF Mrs
Cbrstiausen No. 476 Cermont-ave.
The Board of Assessors yesterday passed a reson.
| ton to petition the Common Council to provide
| rooms for the Board of HEALTH now in the new
Municipal Building with the Boards of Police, CITY
Works and Assessors, IN building having no Other
| occupants. .,
The Passaic River was unusually swollen yester
| day. The water was above the wnarVes, and some
/ timber was carried away.
Richard Clifford and James Magee we're arrested
last evening on charge OF passing counterfeit silver
quarters and ten cent pieces.
The annual report Of the Newark and Orangt
Street Railway Company shows that the receipts II
1880 were 1926, 722 1S; expenditures 1851 1852 81
Charles Euz. bar room keeper on ElIzabeth-ave.
was attacked while walking along the street by TIVE
| men, He was knocked down and robbed of q gol'
| watch and chain valued at $3.50. Henry Huber
who lives in MadisOn-pace, and Philip Smith, of No
14S HAmburg-place. were arrested last evening Of
suspicion of having committed the robbery.
NEW-JERsEY.
ORANGE-The Board of Education shows that tn
| expenditures in the year amounted TO $50 S04 8.
| The estimate for the ensuing year IS $26,2OO. III
total number of scholars in the public schools s n
| ported by the Superintendent Of the Public SchOo
| to be 1882. The average daily attendance was 0S;
The Collector of Taxes reports q total eXpendituI
of S224,47O AZ, and the disbursements amounted [
S210,5S4 81. The Board OF Health reports q
annual death rate of 1021 per LOCO INHABITANTS
LONG ISLAND.
FLusHING.-Chief Justice Prince of New Mexic
il expected to arrive a: his home in Flushing in
| few days.
WEsTBuRY-The Queens County Milk Producer
| Iasociation will meet at Megtbury to-day TO petlt