New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-11
NETWORK CITY.

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NETWORK CITY.
Three bishops and twenty clergymen were passen-
gers on the City of Berlin which came IN yester-
| day.
The chapel in the new extension adjoining the Ju-
venile Asylum at Fort Washington is to be dedi-
| Gated on Friday
The sale of land for unpaid taxes advertised to
take place in the Controllers once yesterday ""'
| postponed until December i.
Six lots have been purchased in One-hqndred- and
sixth-st for the erection of new church edihce ior
! st. Cecilia's Roman Catholic Church.
NEARLY 1000 IMMIGRANTS IN ONE DAY;
Four steamships landed 1,97S Immigrants az
| Castle Garden yesterday-the Silesia, from Ham
burg, 926 the City of Berlin from Lve d tbc
| $50; the Spain, from Liverpool, 49, anu 'no
| Juliet, from Dundee. 90.
DANGERS OF STREET CAR TRA|Er
! mau named Devoe. of No 40 Boerum-st, brook-
| st. Yesterday stumbled and fell through the WIN.
dow of passing street car and was seVeTey en- III
about the head and neck by the broken gas; ne
| was taken to Bellevue Hospitai III an aniou'"A''
| MINISTER OUT ON BAIL.
| The Rev. John A. Lansing. who was arrested iase
| week charged with swiDdling Mrs Thomas Z. Up
ham cut Of was Of the nSe and Leather
| Bank became his bondsman in 81, 900. Isaac j.
Lansing. of Stamford, Conn, also signed the como.
| A NEW FRENCH STEAMSHIP.
| The Compagnie Bordelaise de Navigation a Va
peur whose line of steamships was recently es'ao-
| iished between Bordeaux and newborn, has mace
with t BrS n be ne% vessel tsr II" will be-
named the Chateau Latour or the Chatcau Mar-
SHOOTING HIMSELF IL THE HEAD.
John Tours German, eighteen years OF age. tired
| to kill himself in the street last night at Denman-
place and Union;aye by shooting himself IN id inc
him TO the Ninety ninth Street Hospital. He lives Mt
One-hundred- and -foureenth-st and Fourth.a ave.
| No reason is given for this dction.
OPENING THE FRENCH HOSPITAL.
he HOSDital.
| the French Benevolent Society of this city, was
formally opened last evening at No l3l West f9ur
| ersl, presided and opened the hospital re
lnarls were made by the president of the society,"
| Charles Regnauld, and by Mr.. Coudert
INJURED BY A STEAMSHIPS sKYLIGHT.
The British steamship Juliet arrived from Dundee
Yesterday by way of ST Johns, n. f., being twenty
three days on the voyage. She had severe weather
sea- which broke in the bin slylight. As the sky
light fell it fractured the skull of one OF the women
passengers, and it became necessary to stop ut St.
Johns to send her to the hospital.
THE CHARGE AGAINST Mr.. HYDE.
James l.. Hyde, the druggist of No. 80 William-st
who was charged with ill-treating Henry lie Cato
a boy in mis- employ, denies that he was arrested
and says that the temperature of the room III which
the boy worked was never over 90', and that the
door and three windows were Kept open; lie de-
clares that the boy suffered injury and that the
coOrng matter on his face and hands could readily
be washed off,
ALLEGED DEALERS IN POLICY SLIPS
before Justice Wandell, Policeman Kerwin, of the
the Twenty Precinct, charged John o keeiie
with dealing III lottery policy slips az No ~ Rector
st. and he was held in default of 81 900 bail. On
| complaint of Policeman Haggcrty, of the twenty
| seventh Precinct, Charles Smith, who, the police
aisge is IN the employment o fredcrek hh' n.y.
offence, and required TO give bonds In 5000 10
| answer.
The Maritime Association yesterday adopted reso-
utions urging upon President Arthur the proprety
| of appointing at the head of tho Coast Survey Bu-
reau TO succeed the late Captain CAriisie 4. Pat
| terson L. s. n, "a man who by his scien-
| tiic attainments training and expoT ence IN the
management of the details OF the service WI, DC
| whose intelligent and systematic labors have
brought the Coast Survey to its present high state OF
| efficiency"
| THE 7TH REGIMEET INSPECTION.
The 18th Regiment turned ont last evening with
| full ranks for the annual inspection and muster,
postponed from October o. The seats for spectators
were all filled many ladies being present, and the
| drill room presented animated appearance. The
| regiment was reviewed by General Varian, of the
Dough, Assistant Inspcctor-General Of the State.
At the close of the drill and inspection, Colonel
| Clark was complimented by many ,persoDs upon the
| excellent bearing OF his men.
| THE GARFIELD TRUST FUND.
Additional subscriptions TO the Garfield fund
amounting TO $3.50 were received yesterday. The
fund now amounts TO $685., 1854 o. Notice Is gwen
that subscriptions will close next Saturday. The
boxes at the police stations were opened yesterday
| and the collections were found TO amount to $721
The First Precinct headed the list with o gift of
| Sl43 The Seventeenth Precinct returned q blank
| subscription list the Eighteenth and Ihirtieth
| Precincts made no returns at all, and the Twenty
second Precinct turned in silver quarter OF dol
NOTHING HEARD FROM A MISSING GIRL.
| Nothing has yet been heard of the missing pretty
Clara Clark, age fifteen, who disappeared from her
| home No. 81 North hoore-st., three weeks ago to-
day, Her mother; Mrs. BTeler, fears that her child
| has been abducted. This does not seem likely. On
| the morning wher she left home she begged her
mother not to send her to school as her mates an
moved her by remarks owing 10 the fact that she had
besn dropped from her class The police cannot
| find the girl and her mother has suspicious con-
nected with a disreputablo woman who lives in the
JACOB JACOBS AND SOLOMON SOLOMON.
Francenia Prophet, Of No. 3O2 East One
hundred-and enty,second-st. was a complain
ant in the Harlem Police Court yesterday
against Solomon Solomon. young man who
boards with her. charging him with the theft Of two
cob Jacobs Jacob Jacobs had little difficulty with
| his wife few weeks ago, and disappeared Before
| he went he, as Solomon Solomon states in his de-
fence gave him the trousers in exchange for watch
| chain Justice Morgan held Solomon Solomon in
$500 bail for trial.
| MONEY FOR MICHIGAN.
| William Dowd, treasurer of the Michigan Relief
Commission, received yesterday subscr ptions
| amounting to 5 TAI 90, making the whole amount
received by him $99,57S 80. The auction sale of
VIII not take place until the drapery is taken from
the public buildings. These were to be decorated
for thirty days from the day OF the late Presidents
death. The TRIBUNE has received the following
contributions for the Michigan sufferers: Presby-
terrain Church, Caldwell, N. j. $37 40 !" Thomas,
Richard and Henry" So; Charles =. Shultz. Ho-
| boken, N. j., So.
AN NsoLENT CONDUCTOR ATTACKED.
| Paul Granville, of No. 31D East Fortieth-st, was
arraigned in the YOrkville Police Court yesterday
to answer charge of assault and battery preferred
| by Joseph Hanson, a conductor the Third
Avenue Elevated Railroad. Mr.. Granville stated
that he got on Hauson's train at Houston-st. on
| Sunday night The car was crowded, and he stood
on the platform. When the train reached Forty
| second-st. Hanson caught hold Of him roughly by
the shoulder and pushed him inside the car. He re-
monstrated, and gave Hanson sharp rebuke.
When the train reached Forty-seventh-st., Hanson
not only pushed him off the car. but struck him =
blow in the face, blacking his eye he then raised