New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-17

HE COACH DEGNTE~ STRIKE.
The coach drivers strike continued yesterday.
several staoln-kecprrS a"ccded to the demands OF
the strikers but the majority IL resolved not 10 pay
The IN. rrascd rate of wages The men held a mcc,-
ing at No.1I7 Wet 1hlrtv-Second-St yesterday
and passed resolutions 20 the effect that they Woud
under no consideration return TO work Tor less Than
y dav.
Physicians or TIE ECLECTIC SCHOOL.
The annual meeting of the Eclectic Medical So
cctv o. the city of Newly orl wa. held Yesterday IN
tLc college AT no Liyiuystou-pllcc. The follow
ing officers we're elected for the ensuing year: ljr
Strickland president: Dr BOWlspv, vlr"-pT"-ldeni;
ID. Du.zoVsk secretary; Dr. DYER, treasurer. Nluc
new members were elected. Addresses were made
and resolution. passed urging the members o. work
faithfully Tor the advancement of liberal medicine
THE COMPLAINT - INF TNU SUIT.
Court bv Max Maretlrk against Adrlnl PATH sets
forth that the partIr, in the salt entered into con
tract IN 1851, according To- winch Madame Pdiu,
under the management of Mr. MaTctlok. was 10 20
10 Mexico to sing for fixed compensation. Mad
amc Paul af,rTwIId, refused e. perform the con
tract hut went 20 Enr'pe, hy winch she secured 'at"
pcc,niary advantage 10 herself ana inflicted heavy
damages ON MIR Marctzck. Mr.. MarctzrS demands
judgment against Madame Patti for $4,000.
THE DEPARTURE oF FElIN REGAMEY.
Felix Rcgamcy thu representative of the French
Department OF Public Instruction aud of Fine Arts
at the lorktOwU celebration, sailed from tins CI.y
yesterday on the France. lie SAID before starring
that the American P"opic had made more progress
IN the study oi The iuc arts than generally r~'
mated. he said that on his return to France hc
should urge the reproduction Iu plaster OF tie statue
OF Washington at present iuth G pltol rt Richmond
lie considered TIM, TO hr un. o. ,c best dances
OF Washington IN existence, having been made 10y
HuIaUu. from life CASTS 81 " Washington soon alter
the war of the Revolution.
rHE COST or IMPROVING FW~TAvTNUF.
The commission appointed hy ih" last Legislature
10 determine the amount due nom the city upon
claims tor worh and maternal furnished ma the Im-
proVcucuJ OF FIIot-Jyc., from Ninety second 81
Ilcd %, report with the
Controller yesterday. Charles e.. Waterbury VAS
the contractor, and several p"i are claimants
through rights derived ITum ban. TIE commits
soucr, consisted ol Cooperation Counsel Whitney,
Cum.n -~IourT of Iubuc ~ oTN Hubert -. Thompson
and thIci Engineer Isaac Newton. They declare
substantially IA their report that tho amount dine
from thc city Is rlO3,E'! - which uItluarr
$3.50 If interest
IIHENItN D-rLAYING rmm EruGtNoY.
Lord Beaumont VAS gwen an opuor,u nIF R'-trr-
| day to ties thc efficiency OF the lre DupWtmoI.
Mayor Grace, llrr Comiui-~"n'I, bouudu. iuuuy
ana Van tOtt, fIrc Marshal sheldon, Genera Lloyd
| AspiuW IA, Jam Ot- and cX-Aulcuulu Mons
were among tuO-c who assembled uu the plaza iu
! Jmon square. At II o'clock Lord Beaumont
sounded an alarm al Broadway and Seycutcrath-
81. IN engine from LIgntrcuth-St,, between HIoII-
| way and iIlthayc, arrived 10 hily-sh seconds;
one from Fomlccnth-ar and lIrsl-ayc. in one
! minute and thirty seconds. thIrd engine, iIou
| Mcrccrst. and lhrG-,t, reached the spot IN three
| minutes. Water was thrown ~ one inmate iuu
forty seconds Two ladder, were placed against the
! Ccu,ury binding IN two minutes. Lord 5rauuluut
expressed himself we'll pleased with the perform
| aucc.
BROOKLYN.
Births last week, $50, Marriages, 10l; deaths,
25G.
Mayor Howell issued yesterday his Thanksgiving
! proclamation.
The annual report Of the Union Ferry Company.
filed Yesterday. show. assets e.! Sl9Jl 900 30 and
| liabilities of Sl,lN9Ol II 81
A fourth large sugar refinery Of IIaycmcycr n FL
der, abou 10 be- pat MP m Frs ST. between Sou
Second and South lwd-,t.. II Will be eleven
stories high and cost ) 100 OOO.
" lille M work IN the salcTatus factory of !. Mon
roe. Nos. Is TO 30 Sackctt-.l., yesterday morning.
Henry Kenny, age forty, fell mto tank OF al,lu
aud was burned over nearly his whole body. fils
recovery Is despaifrd OF.
committee of three member, of the Republican
General Committee was appointed yesterday to look
after the rccnroIlmcnt of the Republlcan5ol tuc
Sixteenth ward Edwin Packard, George IT, Starr
and N. }. Dady were pat on the committee.
Byron Allyn, engineer in Lcnhart'' morocco fac
tory At No. 81 Nalton-1 was instantly killed yes
Ucrlay at noon. by being c3Ught III the ny-whcc of
his nEne. Before It could Dc stopped he was dead.
Allyn was thlrty-hyc years old and lived III At
lantC-ayc.
The Brooklyn Eye and Ear Hospital Inexperienced
the building of the juvenile High school IN Living
stOu--t, near Contest. and viii occupy IT alter
April l. The property cost $4,000, ana $40 900
will he spent in rcittmg It. George |. Scucy re-
Gently gave the institution r2j,OOO ). Il. Chittru-
den IS president OF the Board Of Trustees
The Brooklyn CITY Railroad Company reports for
the year ending October |, 1881, the receipt of
$l,77l 30, and the payment OF %2SO.OOO in divi-
dcuds al he rate of If per cent year. During the
year 3I.OOOOOO passengers carried. The
company has forty-thrco miles of double track
100 horses, 81 cars, and employs 100 men.
There were thlrty-Wo accidents dunHg the year, of
which six were fatal.
The Emmanuel Bapti, Church, which was formed
last winter by upward of 200 disaiiccted member.
OF the Neutrality-suspicious. Baptist Church. has
bought lots at Lai1ycttc-ayc. and 81 Jamcs-pace
opposite the Adrlph Academy, for the erection of
chapel. The property, measuring - by 100 feet
cost $50. 600, and the chapel will Dee built for
$50 900. A church will De built on the property
within few gears. st present the organization ~
holding services III the hall Of The Adcphi Academy
In the suit brought by c. ". Smith against Police
Captain 4 ). Williams, of NeW-YOTk, to recover
$1,000 damages for assault with a club The defend
ant testified IN his own behalf yesterday lie de-
med striking Smith. or any one else, while keeping
back the crowd at MadisOn-Squarc, on October Is
1879 CAPTAIN Williams admitted seeing Police
man Fleming strike Smith with club and he went
to the assistance of the injured man. Smith slhsc-
ouently told him at the hospital that he desired TO
prefer charges against no one. The case will be
continued to-day.
JERSEY CITY
The Board of Aldermen at recent meeting passed
an ordinance giving permission to the Standard Oil
Company TO lay pipes for conveying oil III certain