New-York tribune., 1881-12-16
NFW-YORK CITY.

NETWORK CITY.
The Rev. James Carmichael, OF Iamllton' Onta-
rio has declined call to the rectOrship of Calvary
Church.
Mavor Grace Yesterday appointed General Sigel
school inspector in the Eighth District.
James Courtney a patrolman of the Eighteenth
Precinct, was appointed last Monday. and resigned
in forty-eight hours.
The man found in the East River, on December
10 was identified Yesterday as AIcXandcr McIItoi
n NOvia ScotIan sailor
The fifth lecture of the course Of the Young Mems
Christian Association will be delivered tonight ny
Dr. John Lord, the subject being Queen Eliza-
beth"
Tho fuperaI nj Abraham s. Underhill. formerly
president of the United States FIRE Insurance
Company took place yesterday morning at NO. IL
East Six y-third-st.
All except TWENTY-FIVE of the striking cigar-pa"k-
ers formerly employed in Straiton N storms lac-
tory have been prOvided with situations by the
Cigar-Packers' Union.
DEATH OF LITTLE FRITZ"
Fritz Erchen known - Little Fritz" who was
Store next TO Wallack's Theatre died yesterday
The funeral will take place on Sunday
COLONEL JAMEs'S DEPARTURE.
Postmaster-C General James yesterday left ms
city for Washinpton The Arrangement for hurry
inp he mails between Nev-N Ort and san Francisco
was not completed before his departure, but he eN-
REWARD or 81 600 OFFERED.
Insnec+or Byrnes was asked yesterday TO look for
thieves who stole, on December !, from No. 90
Mountain-st. Montreal, two dla'n0nd StuaS' ~"
gold watches. = chain, necklace ana lothet: ar
ward Of 4 900 has been offered for the capture oi
the thieves.
AUCTION AT THE WASHINGTON HOTEL;
Tho furniture and household goods of the ola
Washington Hotel, in Broadway near the Battery.
were sold by auction yesterday Al uhy Ti;n Ii a
crowd of people poured in and ont OF the bulIlng,
but there little, II anything, SOFA thaI hdu any
historical interest
pAUROAD's TERMINAL FACILITIES.
The Ncw-York City and Northern Railroad Com
pany has obtained terminal facilities at the foot OF
Rur@ers-s st. East River for the reception and dlS-
charge of freight The Dock Department has gwen
ncrnsson for the erection of such sheds and other
accommodations as are necessary.
THE FUNERAL or r. n. MACK.
The Rev. DIR. Flagg conducted the funeral ser
vices Of +. b. Mack, the late business representa-,
tive Of many Western papers, at his home, No; %
East Fifty-c 2It hist, yesterday. members OF inc
Iotos Club and many newspaper men were present.
The interment was in Greenwood Cemetery.
LODGINGS N AN HL-vENTiLATED CELLAR
Maurice 0earn WaT sanod bcfoIo Irsticn
Bxhy Yesterday. ri the Tombs, with keeping thirty
beds in an disseminated cellar at No. 90 Greenwch-
of the Sanitary Code lie was held for trial III Gen
'''' GOING TO EUROPE.
Among the pas.cngrrs who sailed for Europe yes
torday On the Cunard steamship Servia were Rear
Admiral W. n. w. Hewitt, British Navy; Count
Andraqsv. Leslie Melville Henry Mann and Mrs.
II. 4. Is.
Morgan, Simon stemc and wife, and General Even
Sutton and wife.
ESCAPE AND RECAPTURF or PRISONERS.
william Livingston and George Williamson were
hgndcuiled together on their way from the General
Sessions Yesterday to the IOmbs under charge OF
Officers Clarke and Slcyin. They suddenly broke
away and ran down Centrr-St. into Park-St, where
they entered an alley and were rccaptured by the
aid of Officers McGulrc and Beatty.
SALE BY JOIN MoRRissRY's EXECUToRs.
Ten shares IN the Saratoga Association for the In
rnycnent of the Breed OF Horses were sold at aur-
ton yesterday afternoon by order OF the executors
of John Morrissev'S estate in the Exchange Sales
room, No. III broadway. They sold at l.o2.
Other securities belonging 10 the estate that were
advertised to be sold were withdrawn.
NOT TENDER ENOUGH TO RI HURT.
Tho "tendeT child of seven years" which Her
is d to a f %c S 9 the o@@v u for ePf SI m
of Cruelty to Children Is reported To bo deeply in
terested is the result, 10 al appclrances OF one
baby" is the verdict the dOorkceper at the Grand
Opera House.
THE QUARANTINE INQrGRY.
DR.. Nauderpocl was IN attcndanc" IA witness
before the Senate Committee on Quarantine ycstrr-
day but was not called uI,nu to testify. On motion
of Senator Birdsall the committee adjourned on ac-
can,t nf tho sickness of Senator Jacobs with the
understanding that the next meeting 10 bc held
December 81 should be the last at which testimony
would be taken.
I.rrrRI>G FORGED CHECK.
Al tho Tombs Police Court yesterday, before jus
ticc B,xby Theodore 4. Freeman, paying teller. of
the Market National Bank charged .Inlius Tala
age thrty-sevcn, clerk, ol No. CITY liall-Dacr,
November 80 purpOTtiug to be signed by Robert
Nudau. Of No. Jacob-st. The prisoner was held
for trial IN General Sessions.
ADIvIDEVD or sEVENTY-FIvE PER CFNT
Jacob X. Tcliair was appointed IN December. $50,
receiver of the Pacific Mutual Insurance Company,
the company having ceased - do business and Pc
titiOncd the Supreme Court fora decree Of ds-olt-
ton. Justice Donohuc yesterday granted an order
authorizing the receiver 10 pay dividend o. -
per cent upon all approved claims and tO pay in hIs
discretion all claims IN full which do not exceed
$500.
LAST HoNORs TO JUDGE INGRAHAM
The funeral Of cX-Judge lngraham took place
Yesterday morning at the COllC gate Reformed
Church. at Fifth-ave. and Forty -eghth-st. he
Rev Drs CrmIston, Ncrmlyca, COc and Chambers
ex-Secretary Evarts ex-Govcrnor Hoffman, Cyrus
w. Field, David Dudley Field, ,Johu Kelly. A. j.
Van erpoel aud Judges Davis, Brady, Lawrence,
LarrcmOre, DAILY, Van Brunt, COwIng and Ilawes,
and Recorder Smyth.
BUILDINGS DECLARED UNSAFE.
The following buildings we're reported YESTERDAY
as unsafe: No. 59G Broadway, No. 1868 SOuth-st.,
No. 2Gj BOwery, Nos. 299 and 337 East Eighth-st.,
No. ClaTk-st.. No. IS Frst-st, No. l2S East Thir
ty-second-st., and No. 80 East Thirty -fOurtl-st
Several communications have recently been received
by Inspector E5terbrOOk in regard 10 the safety of
Macy IL Co.'S store at FOurtecnth-st AID Sixth
ave, although II Is not known that there is any
ground for the Complaints
CARING POR THE RUSSIAN HEBREW EXIIEs
I lac steamship Suevla, which arrived "A few days
ago, had on board about 300 Of the Russian Hebrew
exies Upon the app catI0n OF the Russian Emi-
grant Relief Society, which supervlses tho DISPOSE
ton of the cxiles after landing, the Commissioners
of Emigration have allowed them the OF n built
ing on Wards Island IA place of refuge until en-
pIOynent can bc obtained for them. About 200 of
The exies were taken TO Wards Island yesterday 10
be scrubbed, renovated and fumlgatcd. The rest
will be taken from Castle Garden to-day.
A PLAN on DIR. HOLLANDS GIVEN UP.
The project for "A cOfee-hOuse, iii which the late
DIR. j. q. Holland was deeply interested, has been
abandoned, owing to Dr. Hollands death. com
pany for the purpose was Incorporated III the latter
part Of tho summer. Among those Interested be-
sides DIR. Holland, were Francis r. Ihurbcr j. No.
bic Stearns, Frederick W. Dlnner, Bleeckcr Van
Wagenen, William Abbott and Charles Watrus Dr.
Holland had the management OF the plan, and now
no other OF the corpoIatOrs feels that he can take
time from his business.