New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-02

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He'0' York HOtet-A. Leo Knott, Baltimore
NETWORK CITY
r." has sent $40 to this office for the destitute
Mitchell family at No. 800 East Twelfth-st and II.
Cannon 81.
The reception and ball offered by the French pop
nlation of New-York to the French guests Of the
Nation will take place Friday evening, Novem-
Der 4, at Terrace Garden.
THE CITY OF NEw-YoRK REPAIRED
The steamer City of York of the Hartford
Lane WHICH b was raised after being sunk in the Con
dock at the foot OF Plie-st at high water to-day.
BUSINESS TROUBLES.
j. Goldsmith Il Co., manufacturers of cloaks Mt
No. 2s Wmte-st, made an assignment yesterday to
Leopold Wertleimer giving number of prefer
ences The liabilities are reputed at about $40 600
DECK-HANDs ON A STRIKE.
the Hartford and New-Yorl Steamboat Company
STORED work Yesterday 90 because their monthly
were Immediately filed
CHURCH PROPERTY moRTGAGrp
The officers OF the Central Congregational Church
have mortgaged the plot of land on the northeast
corner of Madison-ave. and Forty-seventh.st. on
which the church stands. to the EmRrant Indus
trial Savings Bank, for $4,000.
NEW PRIMARY SCHOOL,
The new primary school building. known as No.
40. IN Norfolk-st, between Delaney and Riving-
tonsts opened for the reception of pupils yes
terday, and about one hundred new scholars in adj
dtion to the old ones were registered.
suRRENDERING HIMSELF TO THE CORONER.
Thomas MacLean, who July 80 shot Martin
rendered himself to Coroner Ellnger YESTERDAY and
was held in $1,000 bail. Cunningham died, but as
the inquest showed, from natural causes, the shot
wound being superficial
ANOTHER LIMIT TO MEMBERSHIP
A petition OF the members of the Custom Ex-
change has been sent TO the Board of Managers ask
ing them TO submit to the action of the members n
proposition to repeal the by law which authorized
the sale OF seats after November J. at $40 900 each
instead of % 900 AZ heretofore.
THE TRUSTEES or THE clrY's COLLEGE.
= A. the meeting of the Board of Trustees of the
fessor G. b. Docharty asked TO be CONTINUED as
emeritus professor of mathematics and Professor
Jesse A. Spencer ~ emeritus professor of Greek in
the college, but President Webbs adverse report
was sustained by the Board.
MR. BERGH PLEASED WITH THE TRAINED HORSES
The performances of Bartholomew's trained horses
at the Aquarium last evening witnessed by
Henry BeTgh, who was present with several mem
EXPRESSED much astonishment ut the wonderful in
telgcnce displayed by the animals, and said that
he was greatly pleased with the entertainment.
PASSING BOGUS TRADE DOLLARS.
John Adel, age eighteen, of No. 216 Thrd-st and
Anthony Colberg' age fourteen, ol No; Al Avenue
b. were arrested yesterday by Secret Service Agent
Scanlon, in bakery mt No. 159 Grand-St for pass
ing counterfeit trade dollars Eleven bogus doll4rs
were found in their possession. United States Com
missioner Shields held the prisoners in 81 900 each
STEALING FIFTEEN FlRKINs OF BUTTER
At the Tombs Police Court yesterday Joseph Con-
molly age twenty-five. Richard Kaveny, age twenty
three, and Thomas Mahony. age eighteen, all of
No 1S3 Ihompson-st., were arraiRned for having
entered the butter and cheese store OF William Mar
shall al No. Il franklin-st., on October lG. and
stolen fifteen rkins of butter valued at $3.50 They
were committed without bail.
PROPOSED NEW METHODIST CHURCH
number OF men Interested in the movement to
build Methodist Episcopal church at Sixtieth-st.
Sixtleth-st, and elected the following trustees:
w. J; Hutchinson. G. +. Ilodgman. j. S. Stout W.
ID. Farwell, and Bowles Colgate. The name
selected for the edfce il the Madison Avenue
Methodist Episcopal Church.
TIE FIRE on THE STEAMSHIP BOLIVIA
Fire Marshal Sheldon has concluded his investiga-
ton INTO the cause of the recent fire board the
Anchor Line steamer Bolivia. lie arrived at the
conclusion that ii due To the accidental ignition
OF some chloride of potash that was u part OF the
cargo and had been spilled on the floor where the
over the chemical get 1T on fire
DELEGATES TO THE NATIONAL TARIFF CONVENTION
The sub-conlnlttee of seven appointed Mt meet
day ut No. 2l5 pearl-st. The committee consists of
A. Braker, jr., w. a. Gellatly, W. w Van Voorhis.
j. Carmichael large number of delegates to the
National Tariff Convention, to be held at Cooper In
stitute November 20 and 30, was selected.
ADRIFT IN VIE EAST RIVER
Sounds of distress from sinking barge were
heard by the 1920 Rossevelt-st ferry-boat last
taken board. lie declined to give his name
The barge was No 81 Of the Philadelpha aud Read
Blackwells Island at p m., stove holes in both
stern and bow, and driited down with the tide.
TRADE UNIONS AND THE LAND LEAGUE
a meeting last night at Science Hall, in Eiohth-sf
to arrange for massmeeting, to be held after cleo
ton. Robert Biisscrt said in explanation that all
other classes OF people had expressed their senti-
nents i'll regard to the action of tho British Govern
ment toward the Land League in Ireland and il
was proposed to have full open expression of the
feelings OF the trade unionS
A CHARGE NOT SUSTAINED.
AT the Essex Market Police Court Yesterday An
ME Lnberman, ago eighteen, preferred a charge of
abandonment against Lager Lieberman of Nh ~
Diyl ion-st. 1t appeared that form of marriages
was entered into in u humorous manner at a social
party, about four months ago, between them a rag
picker being called in TO perform the Ceremony
Since then they have lived as man and wife ISc
complaint OF abandonment was dismissed by Jus
tlce Murray. ~ 'u'-
~ TESTIMONY AT A MURDER TRIAL
Inc tria! OF Michael Hackett for the murder of
his wi1e Mary, was continued in the Court of Cen
eral Sessions Yesterday. The prisoners daughter
Alice, age eleven, testified that he shot his wife
maekstt testified that on the night of the shooting
to get his pistol away from him. In the struggle il
went OH, wounding him in his left hand He was
not conscious at the time that two other shots were
nred The case was not concluded
COMPLAINTS BEFORE THE BOARD OF HEALTH
Mrs, Wihelmina Pape, of No. s3 Chrystie-st
complained in g letter to the Mayor recently that
her house badly DANA ped hv lao o,,a * as.