New-York tribune., 1882-09-29
NEXV-YORK CITY.


NEW-YORK CITY.
Fur cloaks and caps were to be seen in Broadway
yesterday
The caterpilars still continue to destroy the
foliage of the trees III the parks.
The management of the Fth Avenue Theatre
have complied with the slight alterations III the
seating of the theatre demanded by the Inspector Vi
Buildings
A WOMAN SENTENCED FOR FIVE YEARS.
Louise Elwood, a d.reputablo woman, was sent 10
the state Prison for five years yesterday by ne,
corer Smylh Tor robbing Andrew Mckay OF a gold
watch and 800 in money on September Z.
RELIGIOUS LA8ORs AMONG TIE POOR
Work of the City Mission III september: Forty
five city missionaries, 5000 visits, 3e7 meetings,
f37 temperance pledges, 10000 tracts ana papers
100 families aided; receipts, 4I,0Zo; pay ihehls'
S4,174 56.
DRESSED MEAT FROM CHICAGO.
Three car loads OF CHICAGO dressed beef reached
this city yesterday in refrigerator ears. The meat
WAS pronounced sound and healthy by all who saw
it, and brought ready sale at from 10 to IL cents
pound.
UNSAFE BUILDINGS REPORTED.
Unsafe buildings reported yesterday Nos. ,
Clark ST. 4l9 Canal-St 81 Chambers-st., Is and %
LiSprnard-st.. MOtt-st., 3S2 WaShlngton-st., %
Watis-st, 43J East Scventecnthst., 154 East
Twenty y-seventh-st. and $50 East Fl ty-iif'h-st
MEMBERS OF THE TILE CLUB COMING HOME.
Among the passengers on the Red star steamer
Pcnnland, which reached here yesterday from Ant
werp, were five members OF the Tile Club Car
roll Beckwith, +. c. Vinton, Robert Blum, w. NJ
Chase and A. A. Anderson.
CHRISTMAS BOOKS AT AUCTION.
An auction sale OF Christmas books was begun
yesterday at Leayitts auction rooms in Clinton
Hail. The looks offered were chiefly chdren's
stories and sold at prices varying from 10 cents 10
3 cents per volume The trade, was wen repre-
sented and the bidding lively. The sale VIII De
continued to-day, beginning at . a. H.
NOT WILLING TO PAY FOR TWO OYSTER sTEWS
Two uins entered the restaurant At No. 323
West-st. at an early hour yesterday aud having
eaten two oyster steWs. refused TO pay the propre-
tor, John David. He tried to prevent them from
leaving the place, but he was attacked ana staoDeu
severely on the head. The assaIlants csc ped.
WHAT Rum DID FOR A SOLDIER.
Leonard Engals, who SAID tnat Inc had served as a
soldier the War of the rebellion, was sent 20 the
state prison yesterday for i've years by judge
COwing. He was very much intoxicated on the
night of September II and assaulted several per-
SONS at No. 75l Second-aVc.
wAiMIY WELCOMED Al IIE STOCK EXCHANGE.
DAVID Lap,lcy a son OF samuel ". IapSlcy, has
been ,lccted a member of the S,0cl. Exchange. lie
bought the seat of Felix Adler, but the price was
moi made known When he entered the board
room Yesterday he received a very warm welcome.
Mr. Lapslcy Is one of the youngest members OF the
Exchange, being about twenty-five years old
THE EMBEzzLEaiE'T or nENEY :. nELwLLL
Al the Once o. lOwrng * 4 ichlbald II was SAID
Yesterday that the dclclC Of the arrested cashier,
Henry ;. lielwcll, would certainly not exceed
~ 800 He was mpOycI i'll the shipping depart
mcnt Of the house In his capacity as cashier OF the
department he ovcrdrcw MS salary. Inc oycrdrdit
was discovered while the clerk was absent on a
vacation.
LOTTERY MEN ARRAIGNED.
The sixty-hvc men recently indicted for violation
of the lottery laws arralgncd vest rday IN the
Court OF General Sessions. Among them were ne
time of the descent on the Parole luri club. All
the prisoners pleaded not guilty except iGui' VINO
did not answer when their names were c2Ii,d ana
whose bonds were declared forfeited.
ARRIVAL or THREE NAVAL VESSELS.
The flagship tennessee, CaFtam Robert r. 81 ID
ford: the steam corvette kearsaIgc, Conm1hdcr
"A ,tft l. "A
tcrpri,c Commander +. VI. shepard, all OF the
Nor,h Atlantic squadron, arrived from Ports
mouth y. H., yesterday ana anchored Oh lNcut9-
thrd-st North RIVER
REAL ESTATE TRA>srERs.
The Evangelical Lutheran Church has acquired
q niece of prupertv OH the south side of Ninc.eenth-
ST. about ninety feet east OF Flrs-ayc., nincty-tWO
feet by ieventy five feet, IRON st. Georges Church
for 10000 The purchase OF the property Known
as Nos l. and = " iiliam-st WAS recorded III the
Registers Office yesterday, the New-lork Cotton
Exchange paying lOr 1t $4,000 to sophie l..
MntOn.
NOO>-DAY PRAYER MEETINGS IN GEAND STREET
number of business men met yesterday IN the
Carmel Church. NO Ia GTand->t., iOr the purpose
OF iustuiIng u service OF n0onday pra> ci-me tlngs
to bc hel at that piece during the coming WluicI
After devotional services mad been htld several all
dresses were made and Il committee OF SIX were ap-
pointed 70 acquint the business men III that neigh
borhOOd with the OBJECT Oi these meetings.
LOSING ALL OF HER CANVAS Al SEA.
The brig /. l. AcTriman sailed IRON here Tor Buc-
nos AyIcs on september l6 with Il general cargo
She returned To quarantine late on cdncsday nIsht
III distress. Captain NCkclSOn reports that the
vessel encountered teTrlnc hurricane east Ol Cape
Hattcras. when nearly All oi the sailS were blown
new sails rs the vessel could not hope TO reach her
destination lii her condition.
CHARGED WITH STEALING FROM Ill, fMPLoYER
j. IT, Nmpplc age twenty->lX. was arrested on
cducsday evening by Detectives Cush and W OOd,
of the Central Once, on telegram from ID. Slumcy,
Chief of police OF Quincy, ILL.,, charging HIM with
stealing 300 from farmer Tor whom he worked.
Justice Ford Gciuandcd hlm 10 await thc arrival OI
officers trOm Quincy.
ASKING A FURTHER LEAVE OF ABSENCE.
4 letter sent to secretary fIcllnEhuN sen yes
ter,iav cmbndyinga resolution passed 10y the Board
OF MANAGERS Oi the metropolitan Industrial League,
which petitions the Department OF state to grant
a iuItncr leave OF absence OF tnlrty days TO Mr.
Charles :. Ill., III order that ms vaiuanic Work on
statistics may be completed ii hr l. compelled 10
stop at the present ne,' the resolution concludes,
the Industries represented 10y The League viii
suffer great loss.
ANOTHER DISHONEST LETrEE-CARsIER.
john II. tinker Oh No. 500 SiAtl-ave., letter
carrier Of Post Office station &, was arrested yes
teIGay for stealing money nom letters gwen him
Tor delivery. lie opened lWo ictitfs addressed 10
BOyI d Co., containing 81 lie destroyed tnc lcj-
tiers but acknowledged having taken the money. lie
was taken ~ Inspector Newcome before Comlls-
sloncr Sniclds and he'd Tor tral ~ 5000 bonds.
join T. LYNCH REAGEEsTEp
John I. Lynch one OF the defendants with Mrs.
Marie h. Hascy III the suit OF Edward b. Rogers and
john Fay 10 recover The value of some diamonds
sad 10 have been obtained BY fraud, was rcarrcsicd
yesterday on the charge Of perjury that had bceI
preferred against him His brother had given bonds
ior his appearance when Lynch was first arrested,
but the DOudsmIn aiterward sworc IN supplemental
pru ruccedings thai hc was only worth the clOthc, he
wore ne security was deemed Insufficient and
Lynch WAS committed to the Iombs until Salts
factory bonds lor his appearance should be gwen.
oBsIEUCTNG STREET CAR
James Edward. OF No. Is Last SiAty-fOurth-st.
obstructcd the passage Oi a Third Avenue street
car Yesterday with ms truck. By 80 dong hc caused
the car To be dragged from tine track. lie was ar
rested complaint 90 the cdr-dryer,J James Carroll.
OF NO. 3I3 East InTty y-nmth-st., and anGlgncd IN
the lurAVlile Police Court whore he was dis
charged by Justice KuDIcth with rcpumamd.
hen hc followed Carroll from the courtroom and