New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-29
NETWORK CITY.

new Lutheran church is to be built in East
MOrrisania.
An English hapcnny dated 1922 was found re-
Gently by workmen digging post-noles III " GOV Oho-
hundred -and-fifty -sixth-st.
The Board of Managers have decided not to per-
nit legal counsel appear in cases of arbitration
before committees of the Produce Exchange.
The Telegrapher's Association will give concert
at Chickerlng Hall In AID oil the Dement, ruiiu vi
May B.
The funerals of Mrs. Frances Vernilyea, who was
killed by her brother-in-law, and OF the ch d11
Lille IlOvey, will take place at O'CLOCK To-Day
at No. 273 West Thirty-eighth-st.
MOVING OUT QUIETLY.
The jewellers i'll the three or four shantles, az
Lexington-ave., and Eighty-ninth-st, who had
been ordered TO move out yesterday dld so quietly
III the morning, and their homes were torn uoWils
for klndlng wood.
FAvoRiNG CHEAP FARES.
The Tammany Committee on Organization last
evening collected the usual assessments from the
members and adopted a resolution favoring the bill
now before the Legislature prov ldlng for UNIFORM
five cent fare on all the elevated railroads.
IN TIE COLLECTORS MAIL:
In the mail received by Collector Robertson yes
terday was IL letter containing 700 and the follow
ing note Fifty dollars due the United States from
error in valuation discovered after entry was
made The note afforded no indication as TO the
writer or the business in which he Is engaged.
ELEVATED CARS AND GUARD GATES.
Many new cars have been added to the rolling
stock of the Third Avenue Elevated Railroad. The
this line to keep passengers from falling between
the cars are seldom closed. and consequently are OF
little use.
SEEKING DEATH WITH LAUDANUM.
George Q. Mcneil, a homeless young man who
had no EMPLOYMENT, was discovered Ill AT the lOdg
ing house at No. 80 FrOnt-st yesterday and he adj
mitted having taken quantltyof laudanum Win
the design OF killing himself. lie was taken to the
Chambers street Hospital, where II was SAID his re-
covery was doubtful.
COMMITTED FOR SELLING IMPURE MILK.
I'm, nj ut nf ASglS a.
b. Johann Tour milk dealers, h. ii. Martins, of No.
$50 SIxth-ave., Adoiph Kruger. No. SS3 SIxth-avc,
Michael Frcdcnburg No. 720 Seventl-ave., and
Otto Baus, No. 729 seyenth-ave. were srraigned
YESTERDAY in the YOrliyIlle Police Court and COM
United in $500 bail each by Justice Morgan OH a
charge OF selling impure milk.
NEW DESIGN FOR OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
steamship intended for ocean passenger and
freight traffic, has been exhibited at the Produce
Exchange. The steamship VIII have three MUS
the boilers and coal-bunkers will be III the two
outer ones, and the engines IN the central one.
There will be prOpelleTs so that the vessel carries
either way with equal facility The upper deck
will be curved from bow 10 stern, so as to shed the
seas that may break over.
REMOVING THE CONTENTS OF TWO VAULTS.
Tie removal of bodies from the two vaults OF the
Presbyterian church at Ridge and Broone-sts. to
the Cypress Hills Cemetery has been going on TINS
week. The vaults were built in 1924. and were
closed III 1858. They contained more than 3OO
bodies Most of the collins crumbled at the touch;
the nails and screws of those which had not de
cayed had Tustcd away that they fell apart when
taken down. The bodies had all been turned TO
dust by the dry atmosphere of the vaults and the
names inscribed on the c0ffn-plateS had become so
illcgbc that only fifty of them could be made out
LIABLE FOR ALL ACCIDENTS.
Superintendent smith, OF the Maritime Exchange,
i'm response TO the request of the members, sent
communication 10 Genera Newton, Chief of En-
pneers OF the United States Army, asking the
actual height of the Brooklyn Bridge. A reply was
received yesterday that the height of the centre
span by calculation, Is 1874. AZ feet in the clear,
above mean high water of the spring tides; ana
if the suspended weight OF the bridge should be
altered there would he variation from the pres
sent height superintendent Smith says that the
legal light of the bridge being $50 feet, winch Is
less than actual height, the bridge corporation
may be held laole for all accidents ~ vessels.
BROOKLYN.
The Long Island College Hospital has been en-
larged ana reftted at a cost of $4,000.
A Sunday school chapel is to be built the coming
season at Coney Island, near the Hotel Brighton.
After May the license fee for each dog will be
$40
The streets are lined with moving carts and truck
owners are happy.
County Treasurer Schenck yesterday sold county
bonds to the amount of SJ3OO0O, bearing interest
at the rate of 4 per cent, to the South brooklyn
Savings Institution at Il premium OF % 20 on each
800
The cornerstone of a building to be used in the
interests OF labOring men Will be laid tomorrow
afternoon al Myrtlc-SL. ana uuutI INC
direction of tine Brooklyn Labor Lyceum Associa-
ton. he cornerstone laying is made conmemora-
tive of the one hundrcdth anniversary OF the birth
of FrOrbc and a kindergarten after his system Will
be established III the tail. The exercises Will begin
at 3 O'Clock p. III.
The Brighton Place Hotel in the Van Siclen road
i'll GRAY esend, l.. l., broken INTO by thieves on
Wednesday night and property worth about $500
was stolen. The hotel Is owned by MIS-. Lena Fred
ercks "A widow, who recently lett her home ana
was found a week ago insane in Washington,
he IL IA ne 4 "A q n.
1t Is SAID that Mrs. Fredercks went 10 Washington
IN pursuit of pawnbfOker named simpson, for
whom she has had an affection which Is not reclpro-
Gated. Her former husband was pawnbroker III
New-lork
NEWARK
Tax Commissioner James f. Connolly sent his
resignation TO the Mayor yesterday.
Controller Quinn has placed city loan of
100000 at per cent. a loan of 100000 was
negotiated by Controller Baker two months ago at
. per cent.
The Rev p NJ Carr, the Roman Catholic priest
Of ST. James, Parish, who made a fiery speech at a
meeting held in ireland recently has been trans
ferrcd by Bishop NIggcr TO pastOrae IN Paterson.
August Leichman, foreman IN the employ of
EnOs Richardson ~ Co.. manufacturing jewellers III
Columbia-st, was crested Yesterday and commit
ted to Jail the charge of stealing gold and articles
OF jewelry from the firm.
rumor prevailed last evening that United States
Grand Jury at Trenton had indicted one or more of
the directors of the Mechanics National Bank of
Newark. United States Dlstrct-AttOrncy A. O.
kcasby declined TO say whether not the ruInor
true.
The executors of the Lewis will, accompanied by
heir counsel, visited the Newark savings InstitU-
ton yesterday and examined the securities of the
Lewis estate, amounting to 81, 400 900, deposited
there by order of the Chancellor. The examination
was made order TO enable the Master in Chancery
to close his final report which will be filed in "a few
days.
NEW-JERSEY.
UNION HnL.-James Donelan, a young man. was
struck by falling tree the smith estate ycster-
day morning and fatally injured.
LONG ISLAND.
JAMAICA-Ilenry Schell, a German farmer age
siXtv III turning out of the railroad track i'm Fulton
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