New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-05
NETWORK CITY.

Morrlsania.
A YACHT RACE POSTPONED.
The race between the Madge and the Polema, set
down for Yesterday, was postponed on account of
ihe death of child of Mr.. Leland the owner Of the
American yacht
DEATH or COURT CLERK.
Alonzo BOese, for twenty-nnc years clerk in the
office of the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas,
died yesterday Of cancer Of the tongue Mr. BoeSe
was about iOrty-cight years old
THE CHICAGO BASEBALL CLUB VICTORIOUS
The last game of baseball of this season between
the Metropolitan and Chicago Clubswas played yes.
tcrday at the POLO Grounds. IL resulted in favor OF
the Chicago Club by a score of 10 to 9.
WASHED ASHORE At CASTLE GARDEN.
The body of a male child, a few days old; was
washed ashore at Castle Garden yesterday. IL was
tied up in cloth and weighted down by three iron
stoyc-legs. The police the body to the Morguc.
orrOsING REHaIIO's RETURN.
Coudcrt Brothers, counsel for the Italian Govern
E,posito, have addressed q comcr memorial to
Secretary Blaine against the request for the Italians
return.
NOT Az EAGLE, HUr \ vCLGAP HAWK.
4 few days ago IT Wa announced that the super
intcndcut Of Swiubuuc5 Island Hospital had shot
n arsr eagle. After passing INTO the hands OF,
taNIa'rml-t n was discovered 10 Dc an UhSually
large ii>h-hawk.
THE ALLEGED CUBAN FORGER DISCHARGED.
Angel ,'asro. arrested or q charge ot iorg;nGol-
fetal documents OF Cuba was discharged yesterday
hv 'uitcd States Commissioner Shields, rs ihc al
legged crime was committed before the cNtiaditlon
treaty with Cuba wa made.
SUBSCRIPTIONS roR Tur GARFIELD FrND,
Subscriptions 10 the Garfield fund amounting to
$3.50 30 were received Yesterday. The total
amount received is now S33j1i2 1G. Mr. Field
ha received lor the benefit OF the mother OF the i2te
Tn TimUNE has received ~ from sophie 4 ~ for
the Garfield funl.
DEAF MUTE CONFERENCE.
The first conference OF church workers among
deaf IN les WAS held yes Crday M :. AIMS Church,
No. West Eighteenih-st. Bishop Potter waschoS'n
honorary president of the conference and the follow"
Iug bergman were selected 10 I'LL the other Offices
Presiding officer John Chamberlain; secretary and
treasurer. II. ". Lyle Several papers were read.
DELINQUENT JURORS TO RE FINED.
Judge Speir, IN the lrlal Term OF the superior
Court Part ILL.,. announced Yesterday that all iu-
rors who had failed 10 attend ut court IN Obedience
10 summons served upon them would be fined 500
each. the extreme statutory limit. one hundred
Jurors had been summoned but only thirty-iye APP
Iearcd, and OF these only fifteen were prepared to
CAPTURE or HOTEL THIEF.
Defective Srhni;tbarEsr. Of toe Twenty ninth
Precinct took before Justice Otc bOurg, az the JET
fersou Market Police Court YESTERDAY, James Ready,
waiter whom he arrested az tn" Nhcm1rlc Hotel on
u charge Of rob ing Judge James Jcilrcs OF LOUISE
ana a guest of the house. OF two diamond pms
valued ai 800 The prisoner was committed Tor
trIal without bail.
TuE HEBR EXILEs FROM RUSSIA.
Two European tcamshps landed l4s3 lmmi-
grants at Castle Garden yesterday, the SalIer rom
Among the latter are siNiy-thrre ot the cNled
Hebrews from Russia fourteen of whom VIII be
sent to Houston, Texas; the remainder will he
taken care OF by the l;ocal Relief Committee until
places found for th,m.
oBrArNING 4 TEAM BY FALSE PRETEScrs.
John Lyon, young man, was taKcn on remand
before Justice BINEy ycStcriay,ai the IombsIoh'e
C0us for having Dy .Ilsc representations obtained
"A team OF horses valued AZ $3.50 from Samuel Gold-
smith Of Northampton. SAMOA Eounly' ana ~
county, WI, haadrd over 10 the custody oil OIhccr
Gilbert OF saratoga.
WORK or SANITARY INSPECTORS
rf..l farT
10 the Board of Heal h that the summer corps of
ant sanitary inspectors had visited, during their
i've weeks q. service 100 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS con
tanning l29,G2J FAMILIES. and gwen AID IN 1,lo3
case, ot Illness. Beside this they had distributed
Dol free excursion tickets. The Board decided 10
a. the Commissioner, ot the Sinking Fund for au-
thorty 10 build a SEA wal around North Brothers
MIR. MOSES WANTS. EXAMINATION.
Detective, Rutland and Hal y, ot the Central Of
Zee, Yesterday took before Justice Ottcrh"urg' at
the jefferson Market Police Court, eN-Goycruor
obtaining from Major William T.. Hail. o. No. /
East feminist, n small amount OF money by false
representations Mr.. Moses seemed deeply 10 feel his
Illuminating position and looked very detected. His
counsel waived cxlnina ionand Justice OtterbOurg
committed him for trlal, fixing ball ut $1,000.
REFRACTORY CREW.
Captain j. $. Young oi the American bark II. L.
Eouth comp aimed Yesterday Ia United States Com
missioner Shields that nine members of his crew re-
fused To- WORT, the plea that the vessel was unsea-
worthy aud that there was not room ~ the ioIcCas-
before the Commissioner. On examination they
said that the rigging out of order and IN other
respects was unacaworihy. The captain denied the
charge. The mcI were locked up for iurt er oXanl-
nation to-day.
WORK or MIR. HERGH's SOCIETY.
At meeting of the Executive Committee of the
Society for the Prevention ot Cru lty Ia Animals
Yesterday the Secretary reported that the agents OF
the society had since January arrested AMI prose
cJcd 800 persons Tor cruelty to animals IN ms city
and BTuokyn; had suspended from labor 99l dis
ahcd horses and mules, ana had ended the suffering
o. l2SO animals The ambulance al the society
had been called into rcquis uon lS2 occasions to
remove injured animals from the streets TO Ncterl-
nary hospitals.
THE SHOOTING or DENNIS BANTER.
Deputy Coroner ltcrnau made an autopsy yes
tcrday on the body of Dennis Baxter, who was
killed by Policeman Nugent in West FortyslXth-st.
The inquest will be- begun to-day Coroner Knox
parocd the policeman ng Nugcat was not T res
his act has been Justified by cOroners jury, or
court The police claim full Justification for M,
gents act while the family and friends oil the dead
man. and their ncEhbois, heap curses upon his
head, nd insist that Baxter was harmiess.and
peaccabe.
A wFII-RECoMMFNDED APPLICANT.
The General fern of the Supreme Court admitted
70 the Bar, yesterday Edwin b. Smith rs attorney
and counsellor Dlstrict-Attorney Rollins made
the motion for Mr.. Smiths admission and presented
to the Court letters from Chef-Justice Waite. Of
the United States Supreme Court and Chiei-Jusuco
Appleton. of the Supreme Court OF Maine, in which
file applicants standing in his profession is com
mended MIR Smith was for six years Assistant
Attorney General of the United States and filled at
one time the position OF Speaker of the House Of
Representatives of Maine.
ARRANGING MATCHES AT CREEDMOOR.
The National Rifle Association held a meeting in |
the armory at Elm-st. yeNerday afternoon. Gen |
eral Wngate presided. IL was decided that the |
Champion Marksmans Badge Match should take |
MACE DC ober 15 Considerable discussion was had |
In regard to a protest entered by Major G.. l.. Morse
against the decision Of the Executive Committee in
awarding the first prize in the Champions Match in |
the recent fall meeting. The matter vas finally laid
on the table for month. There will be an % All |
comers'p Match at CrcedmoOr October %; distance |
200 yards; five shots and three to count !
military rifles will be allowed one point on |
each score.
BUSINESSMEN EMBARRASSED.
franklin Wright a dealer in metals nj No go |