New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-19
NETWORK CITY.

tinues TO knock the potion ouI VI 20
The caves and gables In the South ferIy iaou'e
are full of pigeons which built their hesis 'hclo'
Tn. stvle of hat which Irishmen wore YESTERDAY
morning was determined to a certain extent ny '''
size of the head.
Deaths last week, ISL births SIS; marriages. |
l4I, arrests 1,S41; excise licenses granted l"-;
fees cole tied for licenses, S1l. 100
RETURNING CONSCIENCE MONEY no TIE fr T,n an
,ntnown correspondent letter nclOsng IS, which |
the writer wished 10 have placed 10 Tue eie"' "a
the city as conscience money"
REPORTS OF BUILDING HAMMERS IN
Unsafe buildings reported yesterday; Nos 26
Clarke-st 1909 Second-ays Macd3ggal aSi 4 1a9
West Fifty-thirdSt.. AZ Wlett-st, 4oe anu 4o'
Greenwich-st and 90 and 95 Chambers-st.
CAPTURING A WHALE. c...-
The steamer Fanny Sprague is anchored al lily
Island having III tow a large whale. measuring eeNI
enty feet in length which was captured OIL MGntauh
Point 1t will be brought to this city Tor exhlOi'ioh
SEEKING NEW HOMES.
The steamship Suevla, from haiipuie, i' f"oIn
0Q1 immigrants Yesterday; the DeNonla, lipln
GLASGOW 440. and the Erin 1873. The total numnGr
of arrivals at Castle Garden for the week was |lof
HArNIM's CIRCUS WELL PATRoNZED. cu
The attractions of Barnum's Circus have hllen
Madison Square Garden every evening during me
last week. Mr. BaTnuln says that his ay eNyrtSTo
are 81 800 and his daily recclPts TS'oVuii lr'"i
day afternoon lie made Il speech u Tue Ci'nu'oH
SHORT OF STOCKS. ooo
Purchases under the rIlr to the extern OF Low
s snant 81 Des Marets. No official announce
men of his failure made and by thy ruIcs% i Ti
Board he has until Monday noon 10 ih@h0 s0''' mo
differences. ...,,
Among the patromcn who went to PoEce Heal
Quarters Yesterday to be examined on their own a;
r,ication for promotion was Daniel Fitzpa'rcH VI
lie Thrty-thiTd Precinct. Fitzpatrick IS 10 oo
t,isd before the Police Commissioners uext Nednes-
daV for entering the laundry of the UnsectarldH
Home IN the night time, while some WolAeh anu
children were sleeping there.
PASSING COUNTERFEIT COINS At JoSLss Wo2o,
Thomas Ice was taken before CommlsssiofnGiff
Shields Yesterday charged with passing co9nttTiel'
trade dollars at JOnes's Wood on ST Pa'McRs naE;
cnnteTfeit dollar and sell the ticket outside the
grounds for twenty-five cents. sly cOuneivle III IL
and nine tickets were found in his poSsfesSSlo1 I'LL
was held Ill S2,OOO 10 awalt Tue ao'IoI " ~ ~
Jury.
INSURANCE CLERKS EIECTiiSG %TFI tJ:Fs; ,+ion
The Insurance Clerks Mutual beneht ASsIciS,lvn
held a meeting yesterday in the rooms OF .lr ,HrW-
York Board OF Underwriters No. 10 hroad NAY
for the purpose of electing four directors anu tro
inspectors for the ensuing year. Inc following per
sons were chosen: Directors Edmund Irlgss
Peter hoffman. c. c. HalseE and J. NJ l0ih dp =
Inspectors-Glen Cuyler' W. H. h9'ey ana J. l.
Stnson. -..,. o,,n
Atomoetinc of the Harvard Club Of Ncw-lork
LAT nioLt MT DelmOnico's. about forty members
I%ere nTesant and the president of the cub, Francs
NJ. Weld, presided Several NV members we've az
y,,tted to the club a committee consisting OF INC
Rev Artbur Brooks John O. Sargent, Joseph II
thoate. William NJ. Pritehard and Francis N Wtld
aunonted draft reSOlut IONS In record 10 the
6eatL of DE- Bellows. and $500 was appropriated
to AID the needy Harvard UNDERGRADUATE whom
President Eliot may think most deserving OF hep'
ACCUSED OF NUMEROUS FOEGENFS.
Detectives Rogers and Doyle of the Central ohlce,
took before Justice Smith yesterday, al NE !@lups
Police Court. john w Peer clerk 81 No. "a NeS'
Opc.lundred- aud tiTty-iISts on complain al -
w Bnrkard. hOukkcep6r to William nchumah a.
Co.. ~ 2S6 Westinghouse, for having forged The
fioua; Bauk fr SIS Va Y lkcuburg 3 Ronk of
10. 10 Rcadr-st: Thooas Houston, If Hgus On &
S;mle No. III SiN;h-avc. and others maze siIniar
charges against Peer, and he was committed 1or
trial without hail.
IN F\VOR OF CHINESE EMIGRATION.
A Dettion TO Congress IN faYCr OF Chinese emil
Grafton IS being circulated 1t sets forth that tie
Chinese dOcile efficient ana ial'hlul III sNtly
EMPLOY" 1.-THE appIehenson" says the Peltlon,
!" is inst one that if public sentiment ylelds 10
mi. Temporary pressure a, to one race and nation
niifv. il will be compelled TO yield {" other c9;npe-
1os against other races. n1tiOnalities aud classes
Vow tbreatrningn 1t further states that the whole
humber Chinese egrauts 10 Aerica a., by o6 Eay ct
San Francisco. from 1852 70 1877, was ZZH,OuU, OF
whom more than 100 600 returned TO China.
BROOKLYN.
Permits for the erection of sixty new buildings
were granted during tue last week mostly for frame
dwellings.
or the large hill at Elevcnth-st and Seventh-ave.
Yesterday one side was covered with snow ana ice,
whie on the sunny side the new grass had appeared
and children were rolling hoops
Several games of baseball were played IN Pros
pcct Park and its vicinity yesterday, and many
Elders of bcvces were Odt. Ocean Parkway was
crowded with vehicles, from the park to Coney
Island.
Justice Pratt Yesterday confirmed the report of
No rrfrrse in the suit Of Lawrence against the
North Shorr Railroad of Long Island; and made an
order allowing the plahlH 10 s'op tHo running vi
The road at his Discretion
Action for all injunction was brought yesterday
l., The supreme Court OF Kings County by Mr.,
PrckTel prOpertv-Owner OF inc town OF New
Ittcht against Thomas I. Church, Cornelius
Ferguson it, ard G.. &. Bennett commissioners ior
The opepinc of certain streets III that Town. Inc
nont raised Is that the act under winch The commits
sloner- were ap. ohted Il NC l.ioI I "a
say that the act covers huge job, TO open street
10 the house of nearly every man in the town.
Commander John H. Walker, of Rankin Post No,
IN wns chosen permanent chairman Of The Grand
Army Memorial Committee for Brooklyn at the
,neafino las night al Everett Hall. General Isaac
+ CatIin wa, e., ctrd Grand Marshal for Decoration
Day. George II. Jackson Of j. H. Perry Post No
So was chosen permanent secretary, and r. u.
Sinsahaugh of Salem Winchester Post no. l97,
prruanent treasurer. Ii was decided TO detail
Grand Army guard to protect the properly at Ircen,
wood during the services as the Police Department
refused 10 send men, unless they were PIld u 90 a
day.
The first floor and basement of the building at
eou;h Sixth and FIrSt-sts., which was destroyed
early Yesterday morning by fire, was occupied by
Tie Ponds Extract Company az a packing and
forwarding nous. The second story was rented by
a. schmidt thographer, the third by Naef u Co..
manufacturers OF mucli2ge aud the fourth by
August MOL. manufac, urer OF bralds and gimps.
Tic losses D. far as asccrtaued foot up $4,000
{nIlows. r w Hurt building, $50, 900, fully
insured; Mol d 60, Oh stock aud machinery,
$40 900 insured fer $5O,OOO a. schmidt on stock
and auuaIatus, $3j 600, insured tor $4,000; The
Ponds Extract Company, stock, $4,000, IN
cured for S2o,OOO.
JERSEY CITY.
committee Of fifty citizens las been appointed
10 go 10 Trenton tomorrow ana urge OOFCIAoI Lud-
low 10 veto Senate bill no. lO|'
The man named Geher. who was struck by a
locomotive engine Friday night wLHo lying
aslceI on The Pfovosts crossing of the NcW-IoTk
Ike Fue and Western Railroad, died Of his ill.,