New-York tribune., 1882-09-27
NEW-YORK CITY.

night. lie was without hat or shoes.
| ARRIVALS on THE ABYssINIA.
Among the Passengers who arrived on the steamer
Abvssinia from Liverpool yesterday were Df W.. We
Bryant the Rev f. Roberts, Professor j. ,. kallin-
! son, John a. Stevens, captain D. oteau anu 'o"N
| Wilson.
NEW BUILDINGS TO BE ERECTED.
| Fonr fve-stOrv warehouses are to be erected at
Nos. 4IG. AIS, 40 and 422 Westinghouse. by
Isaac Odel. at cost OF $500 oid puiiuinss VII
! that site were destroyed by hTe recently
ACCIDENT TO A STEAMBOAT
As the steamboat Adclphl was on the way 10 Nor
| walk Yesterday afternoon, she broke doWh hGtr
| College Point. The pa, scngers were traslcrrcd 10
| one Of the boats of the iron Steamboat Company
! and taken to their destination.
BUILDINGS REPORTED As UNSAFE.
| Unsafe binding reported yesterday Nos. 3(z
and 35f Watrr-st., 73 MaIdcn lane, % BaNtcr-st.,
! 225 Bowerv II and ~ Duane-st., 400 Broome-st;
| l5s West Twenty-hfth-St, and ut Second-aVc. ana
Seyeniy-trst-st.
CHARGED WITH ABUSING THEIR MEN
| Warrants were issued by commissioner Deuel. ior
the arrest of Captain Hamilton and the mates or
the ship Abundant, and Yesterday three LnIleu
! states Deputy MarshalS were huntlng Tor them;
They we're charged with cruelty assaultng and
! beating the crew while a. sea.
RECEIVING A FRENCH ADMIRAL.
General Hancock received Admiral Orevy' OF inc
French Navy and six OF his stan yesterday morn
ing at Governors Island. a salute oi seventeen
guns was fred IN honor of the visitors: Inc Al
mlral and his staff remained ON the island about
two hours visiting the different points O interest,"
MUSIC ON THE MALL
II the weather proves favorable there VIII be
music on the Mall in Central Park to-day under
the direction of &. 4. CappL II II rams this after
noon the concert will be postponed uhtI SatuIday'
The programme includes solos on the Piccolo, from
bone and iageolct, Hover song, anu by request
Fahrhachs gallon. " The FAR
PROPERTY BOUGHT BY THE COTTON EXCHANGE
Dc~dS recorded in the Registers Office Yesterday
showed the acquisition by the New-lork Cotton
Exchange of the property Nos. iQl' lOo' IVV'2 ana
III Pearl-s and Nos 80 aud G2 PeaTl-st. he seY-
eral parcels transferred by 1--we different per-
sons in consideration of sums aggregatIng $4,000
SEARCHING FOR SOURCES OF FEVER
Sanitary superintendent Day yesterday received
n letter from Dr. Harris, secretary OF the state
Board of Health, stating that no trace had been
found of The feyer-ncst whence Michael Roma an
Italian labOrcr was sent 90 TINS Guy rccThily uyluB
from typhus fever Df. arrls thinks that there Is
a fever nest near VaIPs Gate. about four miles west
of the Hudson River.
TO START A NEW FERRY.
The Harlem River Ferry Company VIII start
line early in October 10 connect trains on the Port-
chester aud Harlem River branch of the New-liayen
Railway with the Second and third Avenue tc-
yated Railways. his action has been brought
about by few men living III ihls cl ana III me
towns along the route o. the railway mentioned
and was started Dy the IIOpc'tJ O"hcIo AaSo0i-
alton.
TROTTING RACES AT MORRIsANTA.
The sixth annual meeting of the National AsSoca-
ton of IlottinG Horse Breeders viii begin on sat
urdov AT the Gentlcmcn's Driving Association
Grounds at MOrrlsania. The trottlng VIII be con-
tnued on October g. . and !. The elghtccn stakes
be several matches male between members Oi the
ASSOCIATION.
THE ACCOMMODATIONS FOR IMNIGRANIs.
Secretary Jack soiI. of the Emigration Board, and
Mrs Charlotte O'lren, who arrived from Lurope
few days ago to obtain information IN regard To the
accommodations gwen to ilhhi1la" on shlppoard'
and the care and protection atOrde. them upon ar
rvII i'm tins country, went a tour of nsp .ctlOn
through the institutions on Wards Island yr>ier-
day
DUMPING MATERIAL ~ THE LOWER BAY.
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dav further evidence Oi violation OF The haibQr
laws by the tug Zouayc was presented b, the nj
tl1f the Zouaye dumped three scow-oads of refuse
material IN the lower bay on the night OF Scptcm-
Der Is There are three other charges pending
against the ZOuaye
ToUrNAMENT FOR ANGLERS.
There will be an Anglers tournament III this city
about October IL. here VIII De- contests IN east.
inc the Il y rs Tor salmon and Tor trout, and bait
casting Tor striped bass as practised on tine sea-
shore The contests Will be open to al, and eS-
pecIal attention will be gwen o the encouragement
OF amateurs Contributions suitable lor prizes are
solicited bv the Committee Ot Arrangements, ana
alI communications may be addressed to +. Mather,
in care Of The iOrtst and HHcdm
STRIKE OF THE PIANoMAKERs.
The strike OF otcmway'o pIanOmakcrs presented
no new features Yesterday. The executive commit
tee of the union held meeting ut ITS headquarters
III East -ith-si., but the business Transacted
was secret 1t was thought by Mr. StenWay that
the strikers were becoming dissatisfied with their
uncertain position and were ANXIOUS IQr settle
that there was any inclination on the part OF the
men to abandon The str kc.
FREAK OF An AUTOMATIC FIRE ALARM
An automatic fire alarm IN Arnold ~ COnstablcS
stor. at Broadway and Ninetcyn'h->t. was set OH
Yesterday by accident a spring IN the interior OF
The box having become rusty. The sudden appear
auce of the tTcmcn VINO answered the alarm
caused some excitement IN the ore, and several
women who were making purchases al tie coun-
tcrs fled from the building. The truth was soon as
certained and quiet was restored. There was no
panic IN the WOrk-rOOms because care was taken to
keep the shop-glrls IN ignorance of the presence OF
the ircmen.
BURGLARS CAUGHT IN A ROwBOAr
Officers Saryes and McQuade, OF the larbOr
Police, yesterday arrested IN Towboat OIL the
Battery Edward McElTOt, age twenty-five, oI No.
II South liuh-.t. and John Wall, tNcnty-ouc
wears old OF North First and Second-sts, Illiams-
burg who had rope valued at about $40. The
prisOncIs were taken before Justice smith IN the
E,seX Market Police Court, When officers from
Brooklyn stated that the property wa part OF the
proceeds OF IA burglary committed during the pre-
yious night at the williamsburg Peoples Gas
Works. The suspected burglars were turned over
to the custody OF the Brooklyn police.
BROOKLYN.
William Mulyancy, of No. G2 York-st., slept on
the front steps OF his boardlu g-hOuse on Monday
niQit as ne was locked out lie rolled OH ana
yesterday morning.
William Narrelman, restaurant keeper at No
12S llamiltOn-aVc" IN PudlrrI WIN EDWARD
Cassidy, of No. % Illiany-placc, last night broke
his skull by Il blow with a catsup bottle Narre.-
man was ARE ,ted. Cassidy had refused 10 pay Tor
hs supper lie was taken to the Long Island Col
lcgc Hospital
The trial of James Warren for manslaughter III
causing the death of his wife Ann by beating her
a their rooms at No. % North lenth-st.. +. d., on
the night of June /, was begun IN the Court OF
Sessions Yesterday. The evidence showed that
Mr.. Warren had complained To relatives that her
husband beat her and some OF them III VISITING the
house rcbukcd him for 1t. Warren then turning 10
his wife, said; " Mrs. Warren, that's the last Oh
you!p and kicked at her and threatened her cham
pon, with pistol. Charles Warren, the son ol ne
prisoner testified that his father struck ms nother
and kicked her. She died on the following sunday,
annlNnl IullILA 10 Tho nrlln.