New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-24
NEW-YORK

IT. street cars carry annually nunui0u
passengers. ,..od s;ll<s brighten new
black Donnets ~. ioce thot PROMISES
Point HAnril lac IS ne" BIN
TO become popular. go fror, tho Hotel
Brunswick TO Tarryto"n' ,o,, concentrated
CITY Hall Park seems 10 hh'o ''0
No the public dumping grounus -. -oioc,od tvo
nj Tvoisa Commissioners Yesterday leIe0''" Wv"
onnI,cotIoDs for licenses 10 sell HquUi' az, 4;
Only abont one-quarter Of the 6n drn'e'
tins nitv have separate dwelling HOUSES ,-.,o.,;+
iii,o wy ,ol dinner Of the Madison UnlVersity
Ire, Inc iii he held at the st. Nichois io'ei ~
night. - 4,o ep,nloyes of the
The first annual reception OF t SS ast evening at
American Book Exchange was hel" i''' ''''e
Ta funeral Of the late Oliver Bradt1rd VII
take Mace at his lato lone, No -o@ "o'V
fourth-st. at $50 p IN. to-day 49,. ..ono or
n,oitv in carniure is shown in the shape Oh
, inv ears of corn, three red ana lnlee ""i''
bound together with u wisp OF rDDoh-giaS''
The NewHayeH ssao erin GaES rS % and 1i3o
n. M. and Ncw-Haven at 1918 n. ILL., ana Il HE
rXAuINING MEDICAL STUDENTS.
Examinations for the degree OF NJ d. were efgmn
Yesterday in the Medical Department OF the Dnvoi-
ssitv of the CITY of Ncw-York. The eXamlnhtons
his wear are written and will occupy four days.
WAITING FOR 4 TRANSFER.
Passengers complain that they haTe 10 WI. sJuit
times twenty Minutes at tie lhlr.V-i9uTl ILL.,.
station of the Third Avenue Elevated haau pG'oie
fGev can get transferred the Second Avenue Line
and Hunters Point ferry
POLICE CAPTAIN on TRIAL.
Canaan RYAN, Of the Twenty first Precinct, was
mt on trial before Police COMMISSIONER MASON yrs
terday the charge Of insulting nIs ta
Mt her own house. No. l39 East lWehS-seNeh'u-S'''
February 0. Decision was reserved
A FAST TRIP FROM HAVANA.
The Havana steamship City of Alexandra, Com
modore Deaken COMMANDING, reacileu t, po' vi three
day having made the trip in the fast time Oh ttSo re-
DAYS and six hours from Havana, and beating the
| Niagara with the mails, by several hon:s'
| INJURED WHILE ON VOYAGE.
Irror -bc orrivaI of the steamship Arizona in this
roTt Yesterday, William II. McEwen passenger,
Who on the voyage had been dashed against tne
| ship,s bulwarks, removed to the Chaihoeis
| Street Hospital suffering from fractured skull
| LOTTERY DEALERS SENTENCED.
| pocorder Smyth in the Court of General Sessions;
Yesterday sentenced William smith; Oh NJ 80 -
| Gronds t TO the Pententary for ten days ana hned
ir w ~ addition Tor having sold a lottery policy
t hG George Dram on January 81 Robert j Leigh OF
No. 1O5 Broome-st., was hned @oO loI 'iNo 0N'"'0
nrATING HIS WIFE TO DFAIH
Tho ;pcuest IN The case OF Bridget ODonnell, who
vas fonnd unconscious in her hut in Eghy-slXth-st
| a week ago, suffering from q severe ,9cilinS anu
| I'D vrstcrday The Jury fonnd William OD0hneH.
her husband, guilty of beating her TO death' lie
| was locked up in the Gombs to await trlai'
| ARRESTED on THE CHARGE or MURCER
| yvi1i"Tn smith a negro died in the Charity Hos
Rltai on Iun' frrIn No is Greeuc-st. aud 1t was
peen tat IN fght with another negro. Odcll by
learner '" inr" he had been knocked done. Yes
tcTIay Odcl was arrested III WILLIAMSBURG he was
| committed TO the Iombs to await inc INQUEST
| Trp ARCHAEOLOGICAL EXPEDITION
| r.. Al noiogiral Institute of America Yesterday
sent representative TO join the Archrploelca Y
petition operating III Iehtrnl hHo'1 co. ,o
n,3bS and as il was about TO enter the savage
nnnntry of the Lacondones " &n last heard from,
some fears are entertained az 10 lnc s'Io'S VI '
members ~
| CAUGHT STEALING FROM MoNtY DRAWER 90
| Samuel Carroll keeps dry goods store az no 1oo
Th,rd-aye In tue last three months 0-1V nds III IL
stninn from his money-dTawcr IN small sums lie
ns,octad Francis Worden. of No. 047 flrst-aVe.,
,vbom ne employed as a clerk. and whom lac caught
in ihS 1 , y yin Police Court yesterday Justice
Kiibreth held INN in $500 bail. On SATURDAY ilght
MIR CAROLS store was DrOhen INTO """ F'"' "
cold watch were stolen.
rrNFHAI OF EDWARD Il. ARCHIBALD
The funeral of Edward Is. Arcm0ati, tue ohly hon
of r. NJ Archibald, British GonSnGisner1i III ,n rf
orrS' iargr ottendance Among those present were
Io%rG Dale and Francis W. j. Hurst representing
U'a 81 Grorpejs Society; Plerrcpnnt Edwards A'so
tnc -" p,;t,sh Copsul: Francis +. Marbury, ines
Thomson and j. Is. Cuddngton. The service wrre
| conductcd by the Rev. DR., Se1bury, OF me 1huc,
| of the Annunciation. DR.. llowIanI OF lhs ChuI'u
% the Heavenly Rest aud the Rev, Mr.. Fris6e, o
Trinity Church ppoov1yN
The bouse of Christian Wolf, No. l3i Rutlcdge
r 81 was robbed early yesterday morning Oh Je"eE
4 AMI money amounting 10 FlO9'
| DIR. John Lord lectured in the Hall Of the Lonl
Island Historical society Y, at Clinton ana Pcrrepoht
o sts last evening on Charlelhaghc'.
+ rho land given by George J. Seney in connection
I With the sum of $20O.000, to found hospital II
prooklyn is sixteen lots i'll Sevcnth-ave., running
from Union to Pieslentsts Wl,nIh t%o D,I" n,ho
| The building will be placed there or IN some othe
| location.
y The second unsuccessful attempt TO rob the Pos
9 Office station IN Grcenpont within two weeks, &C
II cured early Yesterday morning. The burglars at
,, tempted to bore through tho rear door, nut tound
y lined with sheet iron. They then bored rom III
i cellar number of holes In the hOOr but went ava
= before eficctng an entrance
y Anplication was made Yesterday in the Suprem
s. Court for TIE apponment 81 Commssl3ngr 10 q,
>. Thompr0n are capable Of managing thor AFFAIR."
r. They have been inmates OF the ASYLUM Tor the III
sane at Flatbush Tor two years anu are pronounce
y hopelessly insane by DR.. Shaw, the superintendent
~ | They are each iOrty-hye years of age aud al
. bachelors The recent death Of their father lei
~ them heirs to large amount OF property and m
49, appcatiOn il made for their sister, Mrs A. +. Sea
of | of No. 241 SchermerhOrn-st. Judge Pratt granite
is | the application and appointed Arthur Beckwit
ce Commissioner.
or Jndge Donohue. Of the Supreme Court in New
k York was sued in the CITY Court yesterday
H. James Lynch to recover $1,000 damages for Il
nc death of h,s mother Mrs. Julia Lynch, who on Sci
II. tember A. 1879 fell down stairs at No 2l3 Mort
n, Fifth-st. The plaintiff sworc that the fall produce
" death and was due To the negligence OF the owner
the property. Judge DonOhu0 VINO talcd TO repa
the stairway. although warned OF It's dangero
condition. / he counsel lot tne ueienCe lnOVcu
dismiss tho suit on the ground that no negligence
all the part of the defendant WINS shown, and also
*, reason of the gence of the deceas
y, woman. Judge Reynolds dismissed the case.
of JERSEY CITY.
.y An affray occurred at the billiard-room of Villa
ge Wiltshire. No 1888 West Newark-ave Jersey CT
nd Heights at | a. III. yesterday, in which the propr
es- tor was badly injured by Vincent Cullen, waTra
N for whose arrest was issued.
~ NEWARK.
A niglit-watchmaa early yesterday morning d
covered tho body of an Italian woman in the car
near LexiuptOn-st The canal had been drained
water, but believing the woman to be dead, he d
en- not touch her body. An hour afterward two IN
the body aud carried 1t out on inc canal bat
ry- They found that the woman was SUN awe.