New-York tribune., 1881-03-31
NFW-YORK CITY.

soon to be begun IN harlem.
Columbia has fifteen men IN training for the Har-
ward race, which will take place in June.
Overs 900 has been subscribed for tho build
ing fund of the new Congregational Church In har-
lem.
The winter term Of tho University Of the City Of
New-1Ork viii close to-day. Inc spflhg term VIII
begin April IL.
There is already ono haunted house in Harlem,
and il is rmOred that there Will be otheis II rohtS
do not decrease.
Court OF General Sc vons Tuesday OF manslaughter'
sentenced yesterday TO seven years IN the fenl-
tentiary.
Toe antique-looking stage that waits daily at gne
upper terminal station of tho Third Avenue Ee--
vated Road impcsses tho stranger Wi the ldea tna1
he has reached the limits OF CIVILIZATION.
THE GRAND JURY's WORK.
| The Grand Jury was in session yesterday but dld
not take up the question of street cleaning IC -
expected that presentation will b. made 10 the
Court to-day or tomorrow it being regarded as I'M
| probable that any indictments will be made.
ENTIcING YoCHG GIRLS TO THEIR RUIN
gunsmitb, named August Mack, who keeps
| shooting gallery at No. 211 Spring-st was ar
ragned in the Jefferson Market Police Court on the
charge of cntclng several young girls INTO ulsor-
derly house. tie was held in default OF 81, 600 ball.
ANOTHER DIsPENsARY IN HARLEM
| dispsnsary for the benefit OF the & sex poor III
lower Harlem has been opened az no. 81 East Oiie
notwithstanding 1t is TO be known as the
East Side Dspensary Of Harlem, andls under Lo CO
troll OF number of physlcians who give their tnle
| and services 10 the WOfk.
| LECTURE BY DIR. HALL.
| At the recent convenJion Of the Young Mems
Christian Associations Of this State, a schenectady
the Rev. DIR. John Hall delivered an address on
- The study of the B Die by Books" Dr.. Hall will
| repeat his address this evening IN the Madison
| Square Presbyterian Church.
Kx-PoLIoE COMMISSIONERS BARRs FUNS RAJ
The funeral of ex-Police Commissioner Thomas j.
| Barr, who dice suddenly Sunday evening, TOOK
place yesterday at the St. FRANCIS Xavier ChuIcn'
! a solemn requiem mass was celebrated by the kev.
Eafh Dpal aqsfgted
body was taken TO Calvary Cemetery for nterment'
THE ARREST OF JAMES ORR.
Detective DSr.ey Of DSnyT WI fe1rn TP P his tbs
| deiaulriug smplOye OF Schultz SOuthwick ~ Co.,
and to HIM Is due the credit Of precautions winch
prevented has escape after arrest Some exaggerated
stories have been told about this affair, ia which
other persons have claimed credit due to Dorsey.
NEW FREIGHT LINE TO WALES.
Messrs. Simpson ~ Spence No. o. fineIst.. arc Ino
AGENTS for the Shamrock hns et freight steamers
! between this port aud Swansea, Wales They VII
also carry freight 70 osher ports near swansea; ne
first vessel will be the SOurDy, which wlil san from
| New-York MAY 10, and will be followed by tue Lazy
| Frances. Both are small iron steamers, the former
| Of S03 tons, and the latter OF $50 toms only.
| cUARGFD WIFE STEALING OSTRICH FEATHERS.
Al the Es'sx Market Police Court yesterday
I Francs MorRn, alias G"s' Marcus. age twenty
| three Of no. 20 East fIouston-st whose pctme "
James Fannan a clerk in the employ Of K. ). Bene
| & Co. of No. 6i5 Broadway with the larceny OF
| fvenIy-one wtate ostrich feathers from s EN-
|
| exaIniuatOn IN default OF $1,000.
rSrFRRSrs or THE FIrE DEPARTMENT.
| Tie Fire Commissioners yesterday awarded con-
tract Tor builuiug lire engines 10 CIapp ~
| Jones. for S2G2 Engine Company No. "a mas
hsen ful orgaa z%d and Will be assigned TO duty at
! tie new engne-hou'c in Seyenty-hfth-st.. between
| Seroni and Third-avss. A letter was received from
1homis Rurter commanding tho efficient service OF
! tnc Dspartuvnt on tho occasion Oi q hfe NJ us
! house At NJ. $40 Fitth-HVe., on March :.
FeuUEE OF SHOE MANUFACTURER.
Dispatches were received IN this oiy yesterday
announcing The failure of Moses Howe man1iaCto
rcr OF slices ~ llayorhllL Mass, with haDiiltles oi
| over $4,000. lie was well known IN this cry,
| where Lo purchased considerable leather an" MS
failure WAS surprise. he has Deeh ii business oyer
! tItrtv wears and was estimated worth ElJOOOO
few years ago. but bc lost cOnsidsrAOc Dy poor i-
v-sti,, ms " ich reduced his capital. lie for
,nsrIr nr.,ilepf of fhe FIRST Natoaa Bank of Ilav-
hIl. but resigned about two years ago In Order 10
devote ms enure tu,o aud energies to hs business
! His assets are believed 10 Oe large
BROOKLYN.
No work ha. boen done on the Brooklyn Elevated
| Railroad structure Tor the last six months.
The record of vital statistics for the last week
shows thai 2l3 deaths, 100 births ana 80 marriages
| were reported.
John L. Stoddard gave his illustrated lecture on
the Pyrenees and tho South Oi Frdce ocloTe large
audencs IN tho Academy Of Music last -venlnR
Property valued at $1,000 vas saved by the Mer-
rift Coast Wlccking Company ffom the wreck OF the
Italian bark Ajace which went ashore on Cohcy
| Island. March L.
Police Captain II. W. Crafts. of the SccQnd Pre-.
|
absence to VISIT Southern California. he expects TO
! be- absent two months.
Kilhurn Wogom WAS found guilty in the Court OF
Sessions Tuesday OF assault win intent 10 90 DoIly
| HARM IN shouting MCAael Henry, "A sporting man,
| Jluuary 4. he was rcinanded Tor sentence.
The funeral of Louis Napoleon, an old colored
man. well-<nown IN the stirring tunes OF ths anti
slavery movement. took place yesterday NJ the Li0n
| Church,at south THIRD ana Eeventhsts., Brooklyn.
TIE ninth annual meeting of the Womnn's Homo
and Foreign Missionary Society or the, SYNOD oi
Long Island was held yesterday IN me second
Mrs Darwin X. James. Mrs. William Brooks read
the annual report. Addresses were MADE 0y MIS-
F. X. Hainss, Mrs. WycoH Miss Nassau and Mrs. DIR
| PainbridRo.
On the second trial of the suit of Mrs. Deputy
against w. IL. Hazard for damages aid at $2oOOO'
arising from personal uries by which she was per-
manently crippled, in the City Court IN BROOKLYN
Yesterday, the plaintiffs father, Martin C0omDs.
trstlied that he had heard Mr. Hazard apply vie
MINES to his daughter and had seen him use vlo-
! lencc A new witness ia tue case. George w.
Murnby es fled that as he was riding III schermer-
| horn-st. on the day of the assault, he saw woman
come violently out of Mr.. Hazzards house. Behind
her was Mr.. Hazard, looking very angry. The
case was adjourned until this morning.
JERSEY CITY.
william Brehn lunato who had escaped from
| the Hudson County Lunatc Asylum nt Snake Eill.
was arrested in Summt-ago. early yesterday morn
| ing. ,
| Third CONGREGATIONAL Church Tuesday evening.
The sermon was delivered by the Rev. DR.. W. NJ:
Taylor, the pastor OF the Broadway tabernacle, OF
| New.York city. -
, W NEWARK
The parade in celebration OF the adoption Of the
Fifteenth Amendment was postponed yesterday In
| consequence of the storm. An entertainment was
gwen at tho Grand Opera House last evening
The Coroner's Jury IN the of Joseph Fuery
rrtnrned verdict yesterday afternoon that tuery
came 10 his death from the effects Of stab inflicted
by Hugh j. Smith, aud that Smith Is, guilty oil INC
murder of The dead man. The alleged murderer has
NOT vet been arrested and descriptions of him have
: been sent TO different cities He Is doscrlped as
twenty years old five feet ten inches high OF
ellght build and having dark hair cut close, high
cheek bones. long, sharp-pointed nose, and pale
| eomplexion.