New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-04

more and A Reclus. Of the Panama Cs9a Y and
Senator b. Conoyer OF Flo,aa and the Hon
John Lynch, OF Maine
NETWORK CITY.
The sum of 1921 so was received for the Garfield
memorial fund yesterday. This makes the total
amount 1894, 679 &C.
ASKING FOR A--OTHER SEWER
A petition is circulating IN the annexed distrlct
asking that temporary sewer be butt in Railroad
ave. to do away with the offensive odor arising Iroh
Mill Brook.
--''' HIS EAR BITTEN OFF BY HORSE.
horse owned by Wat'rhouse 4 brother. OF no
"a Mur,ay-S biz off the ear Of J4 IIParTfhh The
man was taken 10 the Chambers Street Hospital
WILLIAM E. SAWYER SECURES BAIL;
William f. Sawyer was admitted TO bail yester-
QUINN of No "a Main-st.. Brooklyn and Jo ION 20 ";
Mackie, of No. s4s Broadway, qualified in $2'9oo
'"'D' KNOCKED DOWN. BEATEN AND RoBBED.
David r. Davis, OF No. Char tOn-st., reported 10
the police yesterday that he had been KNOCKED doTn
three men who beat him severely. They all made
their escape. , ,,,,o,,
The fnneraI of William A. Kobbe, who died last
Tbnrsdav' took place at the Presbyterian Church
at Universify-place and feminist. Yesterday; The
Rev DR.. Vincent Off lated. The body was taken 10
Greenwood Cemetery for burial.
THE CHICAGO NINE AGAIN DEFEATED.
The champion Chicago nine again met dtiea la AZ
the hands of the Metropolitan Club on the Polp
Grounds yesterday afternoon, i'll the presence OF
about three thousand spectators. The playing oil
the home nine was exc llent. The score was 5 to t.
TIE UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL
Thirty students registered their names yesterday
| fo- admission to the law department of the UNI
versty of the City of New York. The registrations
will continue to-day and tomorrow, and the intro
ductory lecture Will be given on thursday AT
TIE CHARGE TO THE GRAND JURY.
The October term of the Court of General sessions
was opened yesterday by Judge Gil9erseeye preSii.
| ing in Part |. William Wmtewrcht, banker at
! No. 70 Broadway. was pponted foreman OF ino
1 Grand Jury. The charge was delivered Dy Juuge
| Gildersleeve
FAILURE OF A LEATHER DEALER.
| Charles Young, trailing under the name OF Jonn
Young a. Son, dealer N upper lea hers, AT NO. %
Godst., has failed and has offered to compromise I
| Is cents on the dollar. This has been accepted by
the principal creditors. The total Liabilities are
about $4,000.
WINNING THE IRON PIER PRIZES
Henry Il. Baker the keeper of 9illiard-r3e9m at
Nos and 20 Lberty-st. presented at the Office OF
| the iron Steamboat Company, Yesterday, ih"
coupon entitled % he first prize OF 5000. Holders
of two of the 800 prizes presented themselves yes
| terday but their names were not made known.
| A COMPLIMENT TO VISITING ENGIlsHMEN.
The Executive Co nmlttee of the Nationa! ASsocla-
| ton of Amateur Athletes gave complimentary
| dinner at Demomco's last evening to Montague
| Shearman. John Sherman and w. L. Ainse,
| prominent members OF the London Athletic Cluh'
who have been making short visit Ill tins country,
| and who sail for Europe to-day
| ASKING FOR RFBRGLOs RETURN.
| memorial in behalf of VincenzO Rcbello, sur
rendered under treaty obligations TO the lta ran
Government has been presented by ms conmse, 10
son. In this memorial II Is requested that the GoV-
| eminent shall demand the return of Rebello for
| further examination oil his case
| THE CONTROLLERS DEBT STATEMENT.
| The II onthy debt atemcnt issued by the CITY
| Controller shows "A reduction of $lOO633 IN the
| funded debt for the last month. The funded debt;
| less the sinking fund, $9S OS3, SOC 81, and of
| the annexed district S915.5O0. Revenue bonds TO
the amount of $20O55,5s9 ~ had been Issued III
| anticipation of outstanding taxes
| COMMITTED TO TIE roMBs FOR MURDER.
John II. Mum, age seventeen, of No: 10 Ave.-D'
was struck on the head with par OF ice tones on
! August by Benjamin Patten, an ice-caIt driver
of No. Sl5 East Fifth-st. Mum ed six weeks after
Yesterday cOrOners jury decided that Patten was
| guilty of murder AMI he was committed to the
ombs without bail to await the action of the Grand
| jury. ... .,,,,,.
| The Las Hueve Mnas de Santa Maria Gold and
! Silver Mining Company filed yesterday its articles
of incorporation in the office of the Comfy Clerk
! par value of a share being S25. john Is. Alley, OF
| Boston, A. b. Meeker OF Chicago. and l.. Il. Shry-
oek, Henry H. Hon re- Alba r.. S T Henry
named as trustees for the first year. The company
is to do business in the State of Sonora, xico.
NEITHER MAN WALKS THE FULL DISTANCE.
| Daniel OF eary and JamJs Sr'ith started on
twenty-five mile walking-match at the Aquarium NJ
z o'clock last night, but neither finished smith
led up to the Inclusion OF the hiteehih ne' wh.n
| OLeary got ahead and kept ahead to the finish. AT
the end of sixteen and half miles Smith was taken
| from the track in faintng condition and did not
reappear time hours, "a minutes and 30 seconds.
! O'Learv stopped at the end of ms twentieth mile
and then left the track; time. hours, 53 minutes
| and IL seconds.
| THE BREADsTUFFs MARKET EXCITED.
| The breadstuls market excited and higher
| Yesterday. The reason for this could no be traced
| to any legitimate cause. Flour was from 10 to 10
| cents a barrel higher, with light supply and
moderately active obbng trade aud light EXPORT
| demand The wheat market was feyerish, adyanc-
ing from to cents a bushel. The export demand
IIfrhf hn ma vi
for shippers. Corn advanced from y to q of cent,
but closed lower. Oats were from to cents higher
under strong speculative market.
| CROSSING THE OCEAN IN A SMALL BOAT.
| Captain Harrison, of the steamship AssyIian Mon
| arch stated yesterday that Captain John Beaumont
arrived at London, from the coast OF Norway carly
| IN August, in a small boat of one ton capacity,
| euuipped with sails, etc. intending to cross the
| ocean to the United States Captain Beaumont en-
deayored TO secure the services Of another sailor,
but not being successful, rugged a canvas deck.
took in a supply of provisions, and started on his
porilous journey about six week ks ago. 1t is feared
| That tue boat has already fOundered.
AIDE r THE UNIVERSITY OF LEwIsBURG
! William Blackwell, of Philadelphia, last spring
| gave $780, 900 to the endowment fund OF the Uni
that like amount was raised by friends OF
the college, meeting of the alumni was held
Yesterday in this city to consider Of Ps8S ST cG has
| been already promised. After remarks by President
Hill. of the University, Chancellor Lowrey ATTACKED
| the financial management OF the institution. The
matter OF subscriptions was lelt OPEN
| COMING BICYCLE RACES.
| The first annual Tace-neetng of the Lcague OF
| American Wheemen will be held at the Manhattan
Polo Grounds on the afternoon of Thursday. Among
the medals offered are those for the one-lnle ana
| the two-mile amateur ch mpionship OF America.
| The medals The handsOmest ever offered III thus
| country IN such contests OF them being da-
mond medal costing 800. The list of entries con-
ans the names of the most prominent bicycle racers
OF fhe Eastern states. novel feature of the meet
| ing will be a tricycle. The medals are now on
exhibition at Jacques d. Marcuss, Seyenteenth-st
| and Broadway
| FLIGHT OF PIGEONS
The Brooklyn Clubs pigeons were loosed at
! Huntingdon. Penn, at S:ZS Yesterday morning
The birds, far repored,aTe 10 lien Rover 10
| C. G. Pasteld l. both OF William, burg; John BAL
lard jacob LaubeDberger ~ George Bradshaw all
| of south Brookyn. The best time vas TO the loft