New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-26


to the house of friend 6uJ yesterday he was sent
10 ~. flncrut- Hospital
SAFE ARRIVAL OF THE NEDERLAND.
The steamship Nederland, OF tie Red star Line,
when was thought to nave met with an accident,
arrived yesterIa, with all Oh board we'll Inc cap
tam reported bad weather IN he Channel, far
weather 10 the Banks, and on November - "A fresh
easteriy gale. The steamer had met with no accI-
dent on the voyage.
THE PETROLEUM AND CORN MARKETS.
The excitement IN the petroleum ald corn mar
ketS was not 80 great yesterday rs on FRIDAY. Iue
price % petrO.ruin renamed steady at 80 aud 9o2
GEMS, with very lIItr huc,UItOn. No failures nave
been reported account of the advance IN the
price. Corn was steady at the closing price on
Fuday,
WORK on THE NEW CASINO.
Nearly 100 art sans are at present employed in
finishing the IN crlor Of the new Casino building at
Broadway ami Turry-uinth-st. II Will be opcued
early IN December. Tue Lugs IllunluaC.d harp IN
toJ o, the tower Is to be paced IN position iO-nor-
row.
A CHARGE Of CONTEMPLATING NOT SUSTAINED.
DR.. Felix Valdez who was accused OF counter
teIlmg Cuban postage stamps n connection vi
Cuoan named u AHnt0urt. at No. 3J1 LlAaoeth-
ST., vas taken before commissioner Shelus yesteT,
day tor examination. William A Beach appeared
counsel for 6 le Crf ndlnt. The evidence proved
To- b. insufficient ana Or. Valdez was discharged.
ACTION OBJ THE INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE.
The Metropolitan Industrial League met AT NO,
$40 Broadway and passed u resolution 70 invite all
industrial EXAMINATIONS 10 JOIN IN ealing conYeh-
ZION 100 Washington ON January :, 1883, To bang TO
me attention 10 Congress measures Or the revision
oil the tarH IN the IN crest Of American labor the
ABOLITION OF internal taxes. and tue reylyaiOt Amer
lean commerce.
TOO DISTURBED To EXAMINE HIS PAINTINGS
Fiippu Donuaiu NINA, the trescO pIIi er of No OIL
Ihrd-ave., whose col Lection OF PAINTINGS, sketches
AMI OOOhs was destroyed by tire on tutay nigut,
sad yes erlay tuat lie would not be abe 10 furnish
list OF lis p1ln lngs until Monday. lis rooms nave
not been touched slucr The remeuleft Them, ana ne
has been too much disturbed Oy MS loss 10 examine
tie runs.
THE CAPTAIN OF A BRIG CHARGED WITH ASSAULT.
captain Oet Olsen, OF IN nrig UunhIL whcn
arrived on rday. was arrested ana taAen 10 the
Essex Market Police Count yesterday OY once
herman charged with ir,OnlOus ASSAULT. Some
time agO, It Is alleged Captain Olsen snot jacob
stem. vi No Z3J last sixth ST.. Ia the Jhigh III
jGuug nm that be was confined IN bellevue
Hospital for several weeks Inc captain was uelu
Tor trial by Justice smith.
FORCED To MAKE AN ASSIGNMENT.
Harrison u Israel, who,esale deders "a clothing
at No II 5lerccrst., who nave retail store al No
1871 tullOn-st., Brooklyn. made an assignment
yesterday To Luth-r II. Cummings giving prefer
ences Tor %lL5JS II. They gun about hye
years ago. cl ming $4,000 capital, aud man
uiac uleu largely lOr the southern ana western
trade. The dIll season lu.the trade affected them
10 a great extent.
SEVENTY BOYS ARRESTED FOR BUILDING FIRES.
The police ii the East Side yesterday arrested
fOry mail bOy for building dr-s IN the street IN
almost every instance the y0uthlul prisoner Iehcd
that they were guilty, and win tears IN tAeIi eyes
declared that a " big teller done IT, Justice
smith, before whom the yOLng llw-brtakers were
taken. IN he Essex siaraet Ioiice court geuerlil{
imposed l1ht uues lhItp boys were liSo "L4J
aLd arraigued IN the IorGyIlle POIlce Court IAey
were nned small amounts by Justice Power.
not ALLOWED TO DRIVE AWAY THEIR TENANT
Officer Gallagher Oi the leuUI Precinct IOhce,
arrested and took to the Essex Market fouce Court
YESTERDAY George Knoll and MS VIE, Louisa, VINO
are tue owners OF No. lIo ChrysCe.s he base
LIEN. Jl the house oCcupie1 by hrs. CATHERINE Ef-
ba.dt as a bakery. ana yesterday the TWO Drlson-
cis went III o TIM store and as>aulte their tenant
throwing pans Of caAesetc. ABOUT me moor iHey
an a
amt. failing 10 10 so bY civil proceedings meant 10
worry Ia IRON the premises. justice Smth hneI
the couple $40 each, WHICH thcy paIu'
BROOKLYN.
The Brooklyn police made 43S arres last week
Permits for the erection of fcrty buildings were
granted last week.
Barbara Feeder, girl tea years of age, living at
No 10 Stlgg-st.. T.. D., was seriously burned
about the boy and legs yesterday by her clothing
taxing tire rom the stove.
Police Justice Walsh yesterday held Patrolman
Patrick Crow, of the York street station, IN 81 600
bonds to appear for ,rIal for shooting the Italian,
Giuseppe Tuorza, on November II IN ught at the
loot OF Adams-st
Tue COroner's jury investigating the cause or the
dea Il OF Thomas Remer, OF No. 4Ol HumOOldt-st,
who was killed by train on the south side Kali
road on last sunday Yesterday censured the con,
ductOr and engineer OF the tram, ana recommended
the lencllg IN OF the track.
An as,ortuen. Of human bones, parts OF four
skrletons were found by workmen while digging
IL believed that they are remains oi bodies IN
TERED III Ralph Pachens private burying ground,
on what was once the old Patchen farm. Ihls IN
cluded that part OF The city,
JERSEY CITY.
The Rev. Phoebe A. Hanaford, pastor of the Sec
ond Unvrrsallst Church. Is cOuhhed 10 ner house
in cons queuce of beng poisoned by sumac leaves
which she had used 10 decorate the church.
Thomas Carn, age thirty-eght, of YOrS-st., was
walking acros, tn. Pennsylvania Railroad track az
"A nf =
struck by one locomotive and tossed directly IN
front Of another Ills right arm was cut on hIs
head cut and hc WAS otherwise SO severely injured
that he cannot recover Carn was removed TO ST.
FrancIs's Hospital IN a dying condition.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
MoUNr VERSoN-The twenty-ffth anniversary
OF the Lying 0t the CONVERSIONS Oh lrIh.ty NnulC
was celebrated on Friday Communion was al-
minsIeTed in the forenoon, anu III The ai'eruoon
special service was held.
YoNKFRs. John Eylers, merchant, yesterday
obtained from Justice ): " D!Aln,'n, ILL -. f .ro
supreme Court. decree Of absolute divorce rum ,
his wife Julla, on tn ground oil aHulrry' Mls'
Eylers Is represented as aulIul "oan; turi
one years old. She had been married tor thirteen
years. and was highly respected uhul u 10 So"4u'i
was brought 10 light.
LONG ISLAND.
BALDW1ys-Ihe divorce suit between Asa aud
SUSAN rettt, both OF whom are over & ICED
age, has been compromised Inc coupe nav az tVou
10 sell their property divide the proceeds ana i've
apart Tor the resi- of their lays
LONG ISLAND CITY.-The examination Oh thc &C
counts oil Commissioner RUSSELL wight was con
tinued YESTERDAY. l. is state thai Olls amour Ing
to nearly -, 900 were paid By the commissioner
Wi! hout being audi ed 10y the Water Board
GREENP3 Rr.-For refusing 10 aid in extnguishlng
a ire Charles Bishop was arrested and tried before
Justice Preston yesterday. lie was communion anu
fined 1900. the full penalty
HENfPsTEAp.-The Suffolk County Board OF SUPER
yisor- have prohibited the shooting OF Wild FOWL
from saIlboats in NOrthport Harbor.. Cltatlons
have been issued to compel the attendance OF wlt-
neses AT the probate of the alleged will OF Thomas
| Mott. Of Hampstead. The will was not produced
until after letters o. administration had beer made.
| lie will dislnherts two sons and several grand