New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-01

Central Park was thrOngcd with visitors yester.
The first open horse cars Of the season made II ii,
| appearance yesterday.
Residents of High Bridge and Fordham comnI.,,
OF the reckless firing OF revolvers by boys WHO 20
there from the city on Sundays
The awning in front Of STEMS drug store AZ Va
451 Sixth-aye, took fire from sparks from An ele.
waited railroad engine yesterday and was destroyed
TO RETIRE FROM HIS PULPIT.
The Rev: Hasbrouck Dubois pastor Of the Mott
| Haven Reformed Church, will retire temporarily
| from the pulpit on account of ill-hesth His nIaco
will be supplied by the Rev. Dir. Vaudeville late Of
| Harlem.
| THEIR DIFFICULTIES SETTLED.
| The difficulty between Messrs. Amber0 and Her,
man, OF the ITALIA Theatre, has been amlcaby SET
tied and the firm will continue to manage the the
atre next season. Mr.. Conried will continue in tha
position Of stage manager.
| STABBED IN A QUARREL.
| John Walsh, age twenty-One, of Forsyth-st wa,
stabbed in the neck yesterday morning in a quarrel
| at Christie and Deanccy-sts. He was taken IN
Chambers Street Hospital His as5ailant escaped.
NOT ALLOWED TO HANG HIMSELF.
Michael McDermott attempted 10 hang himself
with his snspenders in the Nineteenth Precinct
| station early yesterday morning. He was cut
down by the doorman.
HIS DEATH DUE TO A FEAT OF STRENGTH.
| Patrlck Brown. piano mover, age twenty six, OF
No. 800 East Seventeenth-st., died suddenly at No.
IS Cornelia-st., OH Friday last. from rupture Of
aneurlsm OF the aorta while performing some feat
| of strength"
BAPTIZIyG A CONVERT.
Special services held last evening at the
Peoples Baptist Church, in Fifty third-st. between
| Sixth aud Seventh-aves.. on the occasion Of the
baptism of Androneck II. Koorooyau. an Armenian
convert, who is studying for the ministry in this
country. The Rev. DR.. e. W. Samson the pastor of
the church, conducted the services. There were
several Armenlans present. few evenings ago DR..
samson baptized one OF the Chinese connected with
his Bible class.
MI TIT, AT cUI-pcu srpvTcP
The list Regiment met at their armory, at Broad
way and West Thirty-sixth-st., at p. IN. yester
day, 70 attend divine service at ChickeTing Hall
Colonel Richard Vose was IN command. CoionelE.
:. Eunson in charge of the veterans present.
| The sermon was delivered by the Rev: Dr. Carlos
Martyr, pastor of the Reformed church IN Thirty
fOurth-st., near Eighth-aye, who is chaplain OF the
regiment. The organist was George FrOch. Miss
Hallenback sang solo,
DRUNK or THE DAY OF HER SONS FUNERAL
Maria Ward, age forty, was arraigned before JUS
tice Morgan in the Yorkyllle Police Court yester
day, charge of intoxication, for which she has
frequently been arrested. Her husband John
Ward OF No 345 East Thirty ST.. stated that
his son was lying dead at the Catholic PrOtectOry,
and was to be buried in the afternoon. Ills wife
had pawned a loOkinggiass and small table TO get
money for liquor. she was fined TlO, and IN de-
fault of bail committed TO the Island for three
months.
CONVENTION OF THE ALPHA DELTA PnL
The semi-centennIal convention of the Alpha
Delta Phi Fraternity will he held in this city IN
May 49, Il and Is. The business meeting VIII be
held at the Masonic Temple at 10 a. The first
day. At ; p. IN. public literary exercises Will take
place at the Academy of Music. At = p m; on the
second day an excursion will be made ON the iind-
son River The annual dinner VIII be eaten al Del
mOncO's on the evening of the 18TH. Inc exc utVe
councils rooms Will be at the Sturtevant House
HIS VIEWS TOO ADVANCED.
The Church of the Intercesson, at Washington
Heights, through committee, has already heard
several clergymen preach with view OF choosing
| one as It's rector. Among them was the hey. VIII
lam NJ. Geer of Oyster Bay, l.; L. son OF the Rev.
G. J. Geer rector of ST.. lmothy's Protestant Eps-
copal Church in this city. Mr.. Geers name was
carefully considered by the yestTy but he dld not
receive a call as his views OF church pohty were As,
certained TO be In advance OF those held ny lhe
Church of the lntercessOn.
TROUBLES OF A NEw-ORLEANs MAN.
Angstine Buseau, of No. 1SS WoOser-st., arrived
in this city from New-Orleans on Thursday and at
once got drunk. lie was arrested and fined so.
On Friday afternoon he complained to Captain Me-
Donald of the Fifteenth Precinct that he had been
robbed of 5000 in liquor store at No. 90 West
Essertier of No. las Bleecker-st.. and Francis
Prossord, of No. - West Ihird-st. Buseau identl-
$l22 40 Esserter and Prossord were arraigned IN
the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday and
were committed without bail Tor trial.
| MORE THAN HALF HIS LIFE IN PRISON.
Officer Boylston of the Seventeenth Precinct az
late hour on Saturday night, arrested John Wilson,
| of No. go East Ienth-st., as he was entering the
| butcher shop of Jacob Meyer, ut No 293 III the
same street Wilson resisted and struck the police
| man several times on he head with jimmy"
| which he carried lie was finally OverpOweTed. A
large d" bulldog" pistol was found IN his pos
session. and much surprise was expressed
by the officers at the station that he had not used 1t.
| Wilson was charged with burglary at the Essex
| Market Police Court yesterday, aud committed by
Justice White for trial without bail. lie IS iorty-
| EIGHT years of age, and has spent twenty-elght
| wears in prisons. lie released from Sing Slnga
| short time ago.
BROOKLYN.
| 1t was found yesterday morning that the station
cry store of l.. j. Marcelus. ut Court and Living
St0n-sts had been entered by burglars. The amount
of loss Is not yet known. Entrance was ELECTED Oy
rear door.
The funeral of William H. Titus member Of the
47th Regiment, took place yesterday afternoon
az his late home, No. ~ tllth-st., Brooklyn, b. d.
The body was accompanied to Cyprus Hills Gene
ferry by about 80 men of the 47th Regiment and
fuil drum corps. he drum corps of the ith keg-
ment also formed part of the funeral procession
The Rev. Aewland Maynard, chaplain OF the i''h'
| read the service.
LONG ISLAND.
Long ISLAND CITY-The booksellers who male
Hunters Point their rendezvous last summer aro
preparing return TO their old quarters near the
ferry and woTkmen are busily engaged fitting up
their rooms They intend to begin the sale OF pools
on Tuesday.
HUNTINGToN-In tearing down the Conkng
House on Saturday the wOrkmen found several old
documents and number of ancient CONS. One was
an English shilling with the date l742 and several
copper coins had the date 100. The honse WAS
built before the Revolutionary VAR: The Long
Island Railroad Company has begun the prehmi-
nary survey for a road to run from Woodbury.
through Cold Spring to Huntington.
JERSEY CITY.
Ex-Corporation Counsel Archibald X. Brown yes
terday informed the police that two young had
entered his room in the Philadelphia Hotel, at an
early hour in the morning. and rltled his pockets
The police arrested James Reese and Andrew ~
man. and Counsellor Brown declared them to be the
thieves. The prisoners were held.
An alarm of fire was sounded last evening at q
o'clock, and while No. truck was turning the cor
.fafa Al liam LAM
bury, the tillerman, was thrown from his seat and
seriously if not fatally injured, Ihs
onnarotns continued on its iway for The
distance of q block, when the king-bolt
broSe. throwing the truck over on its side George