New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-11
NETWORK CITY.

| the Building Department, nave Decn Iepl"O0u ~
pillars OF iIoI
WORK OF THE KXIcKERBocKER CLUB hoUSE;.
Work the knickerbocker club House at RIM
! forward The new part of the building, IN lhlrty-
socond-St. has aired ~ reached the second stor5
| RUNNING INTO BRJGDE.
Tho steamer Laura NJ Starr Il went mo tue DOCK
OF the foot Whteball-st.. about 1880 p III yest9r-
| day under sucl Roadway that she ran into the
bridge. breaking of a portion OF H.
| CAPslZED IN A sQUALL.
The schooner Julia. of Newport, capSlzcd on IT.
| day afternoon in a squall off LlOyd's Neck. Her
crew were rescued by The schooner Is II. WaTloId'
| Captain Sprague, from Pawtucket H. l., LOT Nc"-
| York, and taken TO Fort Jefferson
| ARRIVALS or IMMIGRANTS.
| Sixteen hundred and siXtv-four steerage pasSeh-
gers wcrc landed at Castle Garden YESTERDAY; Inc
steamer i. Caland landed 80, the fTlsla oI anu
the P0llux 537. The number Tor tho week was
| -, Cos
| MEETING OF THE IRON EXCHANGE MANAGERS:
| Atameefinp OF the Board of Managers OF the
| Iron and Metal Is changc yesterday, various stand
ing committees for the ensuing year were apPolnled'
| f. j. Sprver was made secretary. Ito VIII also per-
| form the duties of superintendent.
| A CARGO OF SNAKES, MONKEYS AND oS1RICHEs.
| The schooner ". A. Keeuey, Captain Beers
arrived at this port yesterday from Para having on
| board a cargo invoiccd rs follows: - snakes.
| MONKEYS l electric eel 3 macaws and : OstricIes
| Tho cargo was consigned To the master ol 'ne
| schooner
ENUMERATED BY JUSTICE WHITE.
In the case OF julius NogL charged with having
assaulted Victor UIuTy as the formers place OF 0usl-
ness in nc-hundred-and y-lhii-si.. on NAY
! :, Justice White yesterday rendered decision IN
the Harlem Police Court eXoneratlng The oelehd-
| ant
| LARGE PURCHASE or LAND.
| The Cotton Exchange has bought properly III
| Pearl, William and Beavcr-s,s. fog neW eNcHange
| building The ground purchased lhciu9es nos; \
aud v illiam-st corner OF beaVGF' ana NoS' 10
1O7 100, 1912 and III PeArl-st Ine rom
age in Pcar-st. is % feet, inchcs IN beaver; 81
feet i inches; in William ~, II inches. The
| total price paid was @3eZ,oVo.
| EECEPT1oN TO MICHAEL DAvlTL
A public reception, at which Mayor Grace will
| uresi3e Will be given TO Michael DavItt on Monday
| evening June 10. at Cooper Union. MT DaVlJt
has accepted tho invitation to be present ana com
| lnittees are now arranging for the dchohsIIatlon;
| The steamer Germdnic, on which MI. DaNllt wiz
| arrive will be met down the Bay by delegations
| from New-Yoik. Brooklyn and Jersey Guy; MI;
Davitt viii remain i'll America Two weeks, and Will
speak in ten different cities
BROOKLYN.
Permits for the erection of seventy seven new
buildings were granted last week.
About sixty graduates will receive diplomas at the
annual graduating exercises OF the Long Island Col
| cgc Hospital al Tie Academy oI Musc' On lnuiS'
day evening.
\ new gospel tent erected at Graham-ave. and
VaTet.st. viii be dedicated today 1t is proposed
10 Greet q church at the same place 10 be called The
| Graham Avenue Tabernacle.
Dr. T. j. Schenck. who shot Oh Thursday
night by Francis q. Thomas, much improved
! Yesterday. Thomas ID closely watched III jail and
expresses regret at not having killed Dr. Schcuch
| tic does not Show SiGus OF lHsai'lty'
Ann Commons age eleven of No. 1O2 De Kalb-aye.,
| while climbing along the balcony i'll front OF her
parents house, fell upon the iron fence winch sepa-
! iaJcs the area from the sidewalk One OF the pal
| ings pierced her thigh, inIlctng a serious wound
An order of arrest WAS granted yesterday for
Louisa b. Phillips, who claims 10 be an actress.
she Is charged b. Jennie Riddle with having col
| lecied $3.50 due the latter from William Schoon-
maker formerly u hotel Keeper oil TINS CITY,
The body OF Chinanian about forty years Old
was found by three boys on friday hanging W
tHn.s N lA New
Lots The body taken to the mOTgue. III lad
evidently boon hanging week
Plans have been filed for the erection of a
building for the Eighteenth Street Methodist Epis-
ronoi Church on the site OF its present e. liice
Fith-ayc. 1t will be 81 by 90 ieet, two stories
high, built OF brick and stone. and Will cost
81. 900.
The Snnday-sclools of the Church Of the Saviour,
tic SECOND Unitarian Church, Unity Chapel (all
! Uniiaran), and the Church OF Our Father tUniver-
salistJ, went excursion 10 Oriental Grove, at
Great Neck, J.. J., yesterday.
Thieves entered the house of Henry Washburne,
No 542 Paciic-sL, last evening, through thc ROOF,
which they reached from an empty house adJoiulng,
AMI stole u diamond pm ana olucr property VIIued
al 1900.
A decision was rendered yesterday by Police Com
missioner Jourdan III the cascO Detective Mahoncy,
who was charged by L. X Jensen, keeper oi u
Swedish boarding -hOusc, with having illegally ar
rested Maria SwenScn, an immigrant girl. Inc
charge not proven, but Tue olhcer was ccnsuIed
for using language and actions uhDecOhmg 10 an
Officer
some Consideration produced in Myrtle-aye
and EulOu-st. yesterday by a. Emanuel, OF the De
partlncnt of City Works. who, with gang OF men,
began 10 remove ali the awnings which were less
than ten and halt feet above the sidewalk, as pro-
vidcd Tor by city ordinance Many st0Tekeepers
saved thcr awnings by hauling them III just IN
time
The Rev. Dr. Theodore l.. Cuyler yesterday sent
letter " the Commissioners OF Charities and Cor
rcctiOn urging IL behalf Of his church that Rev.
| J. O.. Bass DC rcappOnted chaplain in the Kings
! Comfy PcuItcDtdry. The CLERK OF the Board
Piled that II there were any facts III the which
had not been presented Al a previous hearing they
would be glad 10 hear tAeln.
Leonard Tracy, age twenty-mne. of No. 315
| Frank I-aVe. who was 10 have fought Prize
tight Oh June %, for 500 a side win Alexander
| Brown hquOr-Ieaer Ia the Ninth Ward, WAS ar
| rested in bediord-aye. at p. Ill. yesterday, Oh "a
warrant issued by Justice Walsh, and held III
! 81 900 ~ keep the peace. similar warrant was
Ie.uod for Brown and he arrested later in the
day at Fort Hamilton
JERSEY CITY
f. j. Norman, the contractor who is engaged in
blasting in the Pcnnsy vanla railroad cut near
BaldwiI-ave. was fined 9lO By Justice StllsIg yes
telday for careless blasting.
NEWARK.
Ann Potter age slXty-two years, an Inmate OF the
Almshouse left her bed at O'Clock yesterday
morning while temporarily insane and sprang from
tic window of the top floor. Her Skull was irac-
tuIcd and one of Ler ankles was broken. she also
sustained internal injuries. She cannot recover.
The funeral of the late Colonel Burroughs, one of
| the Oldest MasOns in the county will take place
IN IIa xciH bo Inn ed wit lDp