New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-25
NEW-YORK CITY.


Tho enr;no games of the Crescent Athletic Club
will he held at the Manhattan Athletic Grounds on
Friday, May 10, at 4 p IN
The Triumph Of the SophomOres of Columbia Col,
lege this year, II Is SAID, VIII surpdHS 'ho oho ho
last year.
MRS. IANGBEIX's SENTENCE.
Mrs Rosa Langbein, of No. 2lo kldrldge-st., was
sentenced Yesterday to two Xear rs fnr
for abductlng n grl unuer louIteeh years vi "s0 i
improper purposes.
DECLINING An INVITATION.
The Columbia College Boat Club has decided that
Cornell's invitation To arrange freshman race
cannot he accepted, and it has accordingly declined
the invitation to join in the proposed regatta
YELLOW FEVER on A STEAMSHIP.
The steamship Cristohal Colon, from Havana 10
Barcelona Spain, by way of New-lork. was de
tanned ri Quarantine Yesterday because OF TWO cases
of yellow fever on board.
sINDRAMs FAMILY TRYING TO GET Ills PICTURE
4 young man went To Police Headquarters yrStcr-
day and inquired If there was picture oil llIlah
Sndram in the Rogucs Gallery. lie SAID the nam
ily of the murderer wished 10 gct pc
turc Detective Saul informed him that the police
did not possess any likeness Of the dead man. Inc
young man Sindrams brother
MISSING ROY.
George T. McGoyern. a bof of fifteen, has been
missing from his home. No. 3J3 East Twenty-hltn-
ST.. since Wednesday last. \ IWBUNE reporter
called at his home Yesterday and was informed that
on Wednesday about O'Clock III. the boy started
to deliver book To the Mechanics Library IN FIJI
eenth-s hut did not reach the library. His parents
nave placed The ease in the hands OF detectives.
rFTrrISG THEIR TROUBLE WITHOUT SUIT.
Carl Hermann one of the managers of The Hhala
Theatre. began n suIt recently IN the superior
COurl against his parlner, GuStavc Ambere, 10 re-
strain BIN from tlansactlng any business under the
finn name. The salt was the result II disagree
mcut IN the settlement of the seasons business. 1t
has been ancably settled
THE FUTURE or HARLEM
Colonel A. i. Caldwell lectured last night at the
Harlem Music Hall. Ihird-ayc. and Onc-hundrcd-
aHG-ihrtlrtb -St on the carly sftlcmcnt OF Harlem
village He detailed incidents concerning MS gov
eminent, it's early Inhabitants, ana ITS Ola historic
landmarks, many of which are now standing. lie
closed with the prediction that the Hell cate I'M
provencuts going on Will make Harlem the
most important centre Ol Inc metropolis. y large
audience wa, present
FAIR FIR TIE FRENCH HOSPITAL.
fair for the benefit 81 tine French Hospital: at
No 13l West Fourtecnth-st., was opened Last night
al Irving llall, under the auspices of the French
Benevolent Society. 4 large number OF persons
were present and the rooms were eiabG3ratgy
Rcnauld. the president Of the society, Consul a.
Lciavrc and Alderman Levy. The far viii con-
tnuc until Apui 20.
STONE WHICH MAY HAVE BEEN POISONED.
The small piece of " hetstOnC which MIS- SIudfam
tried to carry 10 her son on thursday last
has given rise 10 many theories among the keepers
Of the IOmhs. Il has been suggested that the stone
was poisoned. TRIBUNE reporter asked Warden
Finn yesterday If he intended 10 have 1t auayZed
He answered in the negative. " hat made him
think thai perhaps II WAS poisoned was the iac'
that Mir. CORTLAND touched the stone 10 MS Aps'
which became shortly after lrrit1ted and ScaIy.
AN ASSOCIATION or PROPERTY OWNERS.
At nee ing OF the properly owners OF west
chester County and the annexed district, hcld III
No. 1870 Water-St., yesterday afternoon, petitions
H. the Legislature, asking for the speedy passage o.
an amendment t. the charter OF the Harlem RIVER
and POTIchestcT Railroad, requiring the running ol
hourly trains on that road, were presented. over
800 signatures were Obtained. Mcrsrs. Burl,
UaIpht Cooley and Wat son were appointed a COM
mittcc to cary the petition TO Albany. Ii was then
decided 10 form permanent organization OF prop
criy-oWners, and committee was appointed TO
draw up constitution ana To prepare certlhcdte
of Incorporation.
BROOKLYN
The Aldermen yesterday voted to extend the fire
limits in the Twenty -iOurth Ward TO the city line.
The 18Th Regiment paraded last evening in Flat
busl-avc SiXth-ave., Unlon-st., ClIntOI-st. and
Schcmerhorn-st.
The Aldermen Yesterday requested the Corporation
Counsel TO give an opinion as 10 whether they have
any right to require the street railroad companies
to pros ldc each car With conductor.
The Board Of Aldermen yesterday adopted re-
port of the Water and Drainage Committee III
favor of appropratng $50, 29l, % Tor tine lnaln-
tenance of the water works for the ensuing year.
The BROOKLYN Library has elected W. \. White
president : {. Barnes vice president c. r. Adams
corresponding secretary. :. H.. Ch;tenGen, Jr, re-
cordlng secretary ana j. l.. Morgan, jr treasurer.
The Aldermen yesterday asked Corporation Coun-
sci Taylor TO report rs to Their right to remove the
Instructions placed III lluds0n-avc. and Ork-st.
Ay the Brooklyn Elevated Railroad Company,
which has been eIjoned IRON gong on with the
work III that part o. the city.
TIE sixth week of the trial Of Alderman Jones
began yesterday IN the Court of Sessions. The de-
fence continued the evidence III regard 10 the Alder
mans former good chtractc err ana INTRODUCED tran
scripts of the transfer books OF several banks IN
New-lork showing that in purchases OF bank
stock and transfer thereof Jones acted a. attorney
for lis brOther-ln-laW, stuart.
james Campbell lawyer who was formerly
clerk III the second Distinct Court started from
Brooklyn two weeks ago TO GO 10 "A village near
Pittsburg Penn. lie did not arrive there, and his
brother, who Is detective IN brooklyn, has been
searching Tor him vain. lie finds tina. his brother
was carried by his station, and IN walking back
was stTuc.. By train and slightly injured He
cared for, AMI again started fr his destination, aud
has not been again. lie has Wit III
Brooklyn.
JERSEY CITY.
John +. McAnally, son of ex-Sheriff McAnally.
died of smallpox yesterday at the Hospital on Snake
Hill. His wife was attacked some weeks ago with
vanooId, ana his sister VINO went to nurse her dled
OF smallpox about ten days laIer. McAnally 5 wife
is recovering but his mother has been seized with
the dIScas'.
NEW-JERSEY.
GARFIELD.-Mrs. Archibald Wright on Sunday
took from the stove frying pan, III which the fat
had caught fire, and hrew It out of the door 1t
accdently struck her little boy, three years old,
and the hot fat destroyed both his eyes
IIoBoKEN.-Ilerman Stocdt. of No. 113 Fourth-st.,
was arrested Yesterday with sA.venty-fve pounds of
snuii III ms possession, which Is supposed to have
been smuggieI. lie is held for examlnation.......
! no house III Blooniied-st., formerly owned by
Joseph L. Lewis, who left al his money to help
pay of the National debt, sold ut auction yes
lerday John c. Crey.er bought ii for } 4 100.
EAHwAY.-David Doughcrty, twenty years of
age. ana four other drinking
on saturday evening. At midnight they lOungcd
about tile Pennsylvania Railroad Depot, insulting
every one who passed them. one vi them seized
old cOored man, William Bland, and demanded
some money from HIM. Bland refused to comply with
thc demand, and the man knocked him down. The
men kept insulting Bland, and finally lie drew a
volver and fired Two shots. One OF the bullets
struck DOugherty in the lett side, penetrating his
lung ltc other struck John Manning, age eighteen,
i'll the left leg. inillrtIng slIg ht wound.