New-York tribune., 1882-03-03
NEW-YORK CITY.

NEW-YORK CITY.
Cash" sends 81 for Charles Wright, the boot
black.
The sale OF Nos. 427 and 400 Broadway by Solo
mon Loeb and wife TO j. " Hayward for TiOo0Oo
recorded yesterday.
formal acceptance has been received from the
Rev. Z. w. Donald by the vestry OF tho Church oi
Ascension.
The Hid Assembly District Republican Associl-
ton held meeting last niJht at No. Ia Eghth-st.
Charles n. TaintOr presided. About lO0 persons
were present. Twelve members were enr0Iled'
ARTISTS RECEIVING THEIR FRIENDS.
Twcnty-six artists opened their studios for inc
reception held in the Sherwood Building yesterday
afternoon ami cvclinl. The rooms were a most
constantly kept filed with their friends and vsi-
tors.
THE Old CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH.
The Calvary Baptist Church building III twenty,
thrd-st. between Ii tn and SiXth-ayeS, was put
mp at auction at the Exchange Sacsrooms IN the
Trinity Building Yesterday, hnt was no sold: :;
A. Ludlow the nuCtionccr. said the building would
be sold at privat" sale. 1t is valued at S2G0,OOO
ALUxATIc's STRANGE FANCY.
Powers la Pocr OF No. G3 llllnois-St. Chicago,
was arrested on Wednesday in the Grand central
Dcrot. He was annoying the employees, and said he
had inst returned from visit To- Heaven, where he
had seen Commodore Wand 'rbilt, John J Ast9r'
Thomas Moore Daniel OConncl and others, lie
was committed by Justice Morgan for a medical cN-
wIFr-BrATERS IN TROUBLE.
Grorr, Alhrecit. OF No 96 Alcn-st. on complaint
of his wife Pauline was finci $40 and srnt to
Blackwelps Island for three months, by Justice
White yesterday, at the Essex Market PouGe Court.
He assaulted her because she refused to allow INN
to beat their son. Rudolph Schlphakcr, Of No 40
Fftll-st. was committed to Black wells Island yes
tcrlay by Justice White, at the Essex Market
Court, for six months, for brutal assault on hlS
wife.
Judge BlatchfOrd heard argument YESTERDAY on
motion made by the plaintiff III the suit OF Phny H.
Babbitt ,ainSt the Mutual Union Telegraph Tom
pany 10 compel the defendants to carry out stlpu-
latIon made before Judge ArnouX, providing for an
examination of the defendants. The motion was
denied. Judge BatchioTd further decided tnat inc
plaintiff must file bill of complaint WITHIN
week and give notice of time for arguing motion
for the continuance of the temporary injunction
granted by Judge ArnouX.
UNSAFE BUILDINGS REPORTED.
Examiner Mcnamara, OF the Buildings Bureau
reported yesterday that the building, north
west corner OF Baxter and lcster-sts was nkeiy TO
fall. lie advised that II be torn down llnlncdiatclN
report was received by Inspector Esterbrook that
a new building, owned by X. J. Algil, in f1rst-ave.,
near ndrcd-and-ninctcentI-st, had not been
constructed properly, and that 1t was unsafe
Bindings Nos. 1872 EsscX-st. and 100 and l57 At
torncy-st were reported as unsafe and needing re-
pairs.
William Sindran, the condemned murderer, paced
the lower corridor of the Tolnbs yesterday IN man
ner which indicated that he began TO feel the doom
that awaits lin. His aged mother visited hn ana
stated her lntcntiOn Of going 10 Albany to ask the
Governor 10 commute the sentence. SIndram re-
ceIveS letters each day, some Of them be-
ing requests tor passes to witness his execution.
Id. BALCHs SUCCESSOR.
Samuel NJ. Blatchford,, a deputy collector was
ass gncd by Collector Robertson yesterday 10 the
charge of the Third Division i'll the place of D.
Balcn, whose resignation took effect on MIrch /.
Mr. BlatchfOrd entered the Customs service a
WcIghcT in 1865. He appointed a deputy coll
lecOr under Collector Arthur and for several years
was at the head OF the Eighth Division. Recently
he has been on miscellaneous duty
THE ST. NICHOLAS SOCIETY.
The regular quarterly meeting of the 81. Nicholas
Society was held last night AT Demonico's. The
president of the society, judge Lawrence presided.
The treasurer, Edward Schcl, reported that The
socctys palmanent fund amounted to T2S,3Oo
and that 527 900 was loaned at per cent interest
The secretary, {. 4. SchcrmcrhOrn, reported that
the society had lost by death since the last meeting
three members George Bell, ): \. Bnnce and DANIEL
Slotc and that the III rlnbcTShlp was now 900, the
constitutional limit 1t was decided to celebrate as
usual the PaaS Festival which the society keeps
annually on Easter Monday
BROOKLYN.
Mrs Iouisc Burgcr has received IN absolute d-
vorcc from her husband, William d. Burger.
B. H. Carter read paper before the Society of
Old Brookyuitcs last evening upon RopeWalk' III
Old Brooklyn 1t was filled with historical rcml-
nlscenccs.
Henry Purdy. frt mate of the brig Harriet g.,
was acquitted YESTERDAY, in the Cout Of Sessions,
of killing Charles II. Smith, the stCp-tather of his
wife He claimed that Smith assalled HIM and he
forced to fire in sell-dciencc.
Supervisor-at-Larg' Fritz Transmitted his first
veto TO the Board OF Supervisors yesterday refuS-
ing his approval to the bill of cX-ShcIiH Riley, OF
S29G O3 for the expenses OF the rccapturc of the
burglars Porter and Irving, who escaped from the
Raymond Street Jail.
James Prcntz age twenty, was found drowned
in the cellar OF hIs home No 37s Columba-st.. yes
terday. The cellar Hooded by the recent rams,
and when the young man went INTO IL ior wcod: IL
is supposed that he taken with IA III, winch
caused him TO fall into the water, face downward.
He was not missed for some time
Judge Gilbert denied yesterday the motion to re-
drcc the bail of Alderman II. o. Jones, in conuec-
ton with the cmbcz2lcmcnt OF the funds OF The
Board of Education. Mr.. Jones was released from
custody by Sheriff Stcgnan last evening. bondsi4cn
having been secured III tue necessary amount Tor MS
bail of $l5O.OOO. The bondslnen include Mesars.
Hamilton, Duryea, Cross, Myers and Others.
JERSEY CITY.
Daniel Barret, William Powers, William Reenn
and Joseph Whclan four young ruihans vino had
been on "sprcc' all night, went into Gelaghtys
run shop at Henderson and Gregory-StS Yesterday
morning and began dcmollShng the furniture
John McDOnough an old man who was III the store
at the time, demonstrated with thcm wien they
knocked him down and beat him III most brutal
manner The ruilaGs then attacked the bartender
Two of them were arrested, but the other Two cS-
capped.
Alfred Norton, of the firm of Norton & Crawford,
hatters III Newark-ave, was arrested last lHEhI on
a charge of forgery, preferred by his partner Al
though the firm ha. only been III existence little
more than a year. Mr. Crawford asserts that III that
time Norton has dciraudcd him out of over $500.
Norton did the buying for the firm and paid all the
bills.
NEWARK.
Conrad Trebcr who was recently discharged from
the County IunatIc Asylum, committed suicide
Yesterday morning by cutting his throat with IA
ucnkrfc at his house at Niagara and EnZaDetl-StS.
lie leaves wife and three children
Hugh Duffy. age nine years, living at No. 73 Mad
ison-st., was struck the head with stone aud
probably fatally injured by an Italian yesterday.
Duffy with several other boys was playing in Latay
cttc-st. when Italian passed and the boys began
10 hO0I at him. The Italian becoming cnrdgcd
seized a stone and hurled it at the boys. II struck
duffy on the right temple, fracturing his skull.
Michael AInmcran was arrested on the charge of
having committed the deed and held at Police
Headquarters.