New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-24
NETWORK CITY.


ker, and play hide-and-seek in It's Innunerable
hooks.
Three steamships arrived from Europe yesterday
with 2.sO7 immigrants, Of which 2,2O3 were from
German ports.
Work on the new system nj the Chatham Square
station of the Third and Second Avenues Elevated
roads Is going on slowly.
The tearing down of the Washington IIcadquar-
ters at the foot of Broadway is completed, and the
old landmarks has disappeared
new avenue, to he known as Stcbbns-avc., is
being opened IN MOrrisanla. II will run between
the Southern Boulevard and Union-aye.
Waiter girls in the downtown diaries" have
dOnncd their last summers CallcOes, a certain evil
dence that spring really here to stay.
The newsbOys are out in their spring styleS-bare
feet and well-yentilated trousers dozen sizes TOO
large. The slack is taken IN with a string
LARGE ICFBHRGs on TIE BANKS.
The steamship CTalgalliOn, which arrived from
Glasgow yesterday. had a stormy voyage of eighteen
days. On the Banks of Newfoundland she passed
several large cebergs
ANNIVERSARY OF A LITERARY ASSOCIATION.
The anniversary OF the Payson Literary Associ-
alton, of the Memorial Chapel, 1hirtieth-st, near
Third-ayee;,, will be held in the chapel TONIGHT
There will be Rotations By Miss Mary T. Cherry,
solos by DR.. j. 6. and Miss f. V. Pierson.
CUT on THE FACE WITH a RAZOR.
In n quarrel yesterday, at No. 90 Mu.Dcrry-st.,
Giuseppe FIdanzo, age twenty two, OF No. ~ Siul-
berry-St., cut James shea, age nluetoeu OF No 90
Mulbcrry-si.. on the face and neck with a razor.
He arrested. Shea was sent To st. Nincents
Hospital.
PUBLIC OPINION AND PROHIBITION.
There was large audience IN the meeting held
under the auspices of the American Temperance
Union III Havery's Theatre yesterday afternoon.
After short service OF song the Rev. George II.
Nlbbert, of Boston, spoke on Public opinion and
Prohibition" The speaker compared the MaSsa-
chusctts and Maine liquor laws with those Of New
York.
"A mass meeting under the auspices of the National
Temperance society was held last evening ar the
Union Tabernacle. Ihrty-ifth-st., near broadway.
AFTER devotional exercises, conducted by tlo KEY.
q. }. Mnglns j. y. StearnS, secretary OF ne society,
spoke concerning its work. lie also Tod what pro-
gress wa being made in the work among the freed
men of The south
STEALING FROM HoBOKI.N MERCHANT.
Charles II. Weber, merchant % ll0D0kcn.
y. j., preferred Il charge against Francis Jones,
age twenty years, of No. gu Ienth-aye., before
Justice Power yesterday in the Iombs Police Court,
of having stolen from him gold watch and $50 ia
bills, while he was IN Chatham-st. late catnr-
day night. He was committed for trial in General
Sessions without bail
PERVERsITIEs OF TIE BgAKFNES.
When the station OF the Elevated road at Fulton
81. Is crowded about p. ILL., and tie people pour
ng mo the cars, tue train is started, aud the forward
movement cuts OFT the lLe Of people IS suddenly
ana sharply string OF sauoIgco Is divided ~ an
energetic butcher Az the City Hall station, where
there IL no crowd, the gates are shut halt minute
before the tram starts by pcrver>c brai"mcn who
laugh al passengers tuning On cine platform.
UNWILLING 10 LEAVE HER HUSBAND.
james Ennis, tenant who persists Ia remaining
In an Old frame house IN irnth-avc., near seventy
hfth-st. which was condemned month ago. was
arrested yesterday while lying intoxicated III the
basement Ills wife and two children were found
il The yard of the premises. The wife said that she
could find shelter with friends, but that she feared
TO leave her husband III the house as II was partly
torn down and liable to fat at any moment.
IN the Harlem Police Court the accused man was
fined 70 for dl5orderiy conduct. Officer Butts who
made the arrest, was instructed to look aiteI the
family.
TIE EOBBERIEs OF EMIL. VOETLIN
Emil NOctln, " no was arrested Oh saturday for
r0bbing several persons OF JewcTy and property
in the clearinghouse of Mrs. Van Oelsner, no. 7
EIith-aye.. where he lived with ms parents,
taken before Justice Patterson at the jefferson
Market Police Court, yesterday. The only formal
complaint made against him was by AdOlph Ben
der, formerly bOarder IN the house, whose family
admitted his crime, and was held in $1,000 bail
Voetin says that the proceeds Of his numerous
robbcries were squandered III dissipation.
BROOKLYN
Mrs Sarah L, Watson age iifty-two, Of No 10
Prospeet-st. committed suicide on saturday By TAX
ing paris green. she has been insane lOr several
years.
While going home yesterday morning Gottleib
Lutz, of No. 1876 GWnnett-s.., was attacked by
three highWaymcn, vino toOa his watch and chain.
he could not describe his assaIlants.
David Donald, of No. 81 lenth-st L. D.. died
yesterday at ST. Gatherings Hospital from irac-
ture Of the skull, caused by blow from teapot,
thrown at him Dy his son robert.
The annual anniversary of the sunday-school Of
The Ainshe street Presbyterian Churcn, at Even
and Ainolle-sis. was held yesterday afternoon ana
evening Addlc sCS were made 10y the pastor, the
Rev. Joseph u. williamson, and others GeOIg, ".
Bungay read an original poem. he music was fur
nIsicd by quartei'c ana chorus, under The QTec-
ton of Richard Walsh.
JERSEY CITY.
-Four small boys were arrested yesterday after
noon Tor paying baseball III the street
Adolph Walters ewelry store at No 50 Newark
ave-, was entered by burglars yesterday morning
Who stole goods worth T2OO.
-Four drunken men went mo the Central Theatre
IL Newark ave-, yesterday afternoon, while 4
prayer-ncetng under tie aaspice, OF tae Salvation
Army, was beng held, ana created - disturbance.
VI hen one OF the Army Threatened 10 cal police
man, the four men SET upon and beat HIM IN Il most
brutal manner. They Cuen escaped
Charles Grcencit, age twenty-eght driver for
the West End Horse Car Company was arrested
Yesterday afternoon, charged with having COM
United an atroclous assault On William Aer1ng. age
ten. Ihe boy was Oh a car, and the driver dragged
hlm OH the platform and beat him over the mead and
face with neayy whip. lie then threw hlE IN til
street ana beat and kicked him until lie Was unoOn-
STATEN ISLAND.
TOTrESyILLE.-The Rev. Z. A. Hare has accepted
q call to tie south Baptist Church at iOtenVIlic.
The Rev john McQuirk. formerly of 81. Peters
Roman Catholic Church at New Brighton, has been
appointed pastor OF Of JOsepRs Church IN tins city
NEw-BmGHTON.-Hcn Ponker and Matthew
Nc, orcOran nave been tmcd by Justice SeatOn Tor
engaging III pilZc light
WEoTCHESTER COUNTY.
MOUNT VERNON.-AlrS Harriet Clark, wife of Jo-
sepu = GIIrk living in Icntn-aYc near First-St.,
Saturday Iaked together all the loose eral in the
garden aud ST ire 70 II. Her clothing caught fire.
Mrs. Clark jumped into Il hrgshead nearly full OF
water without eAtInguishing the flames, which
were consuming the upper portion OF her CLONES.
Doctors Campbell and brush were called. but Mrs.
Clark only lived until o'clock yesterday morning.