New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-02-12
NEW-YORK CITY.

Sschlgan sufferers
Ills expected that the New Casino VIII DC Ieauy
1or ue during May.
Marear.t Martin colored woman who made
claim to be 1903 years old, died yesterday at No. 81
Sulvan-st.
The sale of the Revised Version of the New Tesla
ment is now much better than it has been for some
months before.
No news was received yesterday OF the missing
ste mer City of Limerick, which has been thlr-
ty-four days out.
Deaths last week. $50; births, 472; marriages,
2O6: arrests, 100; excise licenses granted, 100,
and fees collected, -, $50.
Several fire escapes were exhibited yesterday in
front of the City Hail. in the presence of Fine Com
missoners German and PUrroy.
The Rev. DR.. Maynard, F,R.HS., will give his
AMI Present" at Chickering Hall tomorrow after
noon.
The schoon-r +. V. Glover, from Charlestown,
which ran aground at Coney Island on Friday night,
tloated Yesterday by the wrecklng steamer hes-
cue and proceeded to Barren Island.
THE ROUGH VOYAGE OF THE FRANCE
The steamship France, which arrived yesterday,
reported having encountered heavy sea from Feb
ruary tn and a hurricane on the 4th. The deck
was covered with ice during the voyage.
PoIICY-DEA,ERH HELD FOR TRIAL.
Anthony Comslock arraigned before Justice
Brooklyn. the complaint of John Price. Of Green
wich-st., for dealing in policy slips at No. l6s
Greenwich-st. Brown was held for trial in default
of $500 bail.
UNFORTUNATE RIVALRY OF CAR DRIVERS.
desire on the part of the drivers of two cars to
reach the main track IN Cana;st first resulted IN a
lin and No. l0l of the Seyenth-aye line suffered
considerable scratching and the glass III several
windows of both cars was broken
TAKING A CREW FROM A wATERLoGGED BARK
The steamer w. A. Scholten arrived Yesterday.
On her outward passage she encountered the bark
Frederick, of GreenOck, from Quebec for the
CLYDE. The bark was waterlOgged had her rudder
broken and was disabled in other ways. The crew
was saved and taken on board the steamer.
IMPULSE THE RESULT OF EXCITEMENr
Philip Vernon, the actor who was held for exam
nation on Wednesday, by Justice Patterson, az the
Jefferson Market Police Court for sending scurrilous
letters to w. Andrew Boyd, also actor, was re-
leased from custody yesterday. lie sent an apology
10 Boyd saving that he sent the letters through
impulse brought about by excitement"
THE NEW PART OF FULTON MARKET
The new part of Fulton Market is nearing com
pletion The brickwOrk is almost finished and the
contractor for the carpenters work says he WI be
through IN three weeks. The building should have
been finished on January 49, 1882 and penalty of
$50 for each day until the work is handed over TO
10 The city will be imposed on the contractor
DIR. FREEMAN AT COLUMBIA COLL GE.
DR.. Edward A. Freeman yesterday visited Column
bia College, and was shown the new buildings the
class-rooms and the library. The Phoenix Library,
Of 5000 volumes recently given to the college, was
especially interesting to him Owing 10 the illness
of President Barnard, DR.. Freeman was received
and shown about the college by Professors Deisier
and Smith.
MEETING OF AN EXPOSITION COMMITTEE. 81,
The Exposition Commitee appointed by the
the Grand Central Hotel. I e session was prlva e,
and the meeting lasted until 3 p: m. Not much pro-
gress was reported. he committee adjourned I'M
til he first Wednesday in March, when many OF the
preliminary arrangements for the Exposition, 1t
was said, will be determined.
FOR THE MILES o'REILLY MONUMENT.
The inmates of the National Home for Disabled
Volunteer soldiers in Hampton near Fortress
Monroe, Virginia, hayo collected and sent through
the Governor of tue Home, Captain +. l. Woodhn'
TO the chairman OF the committee TO erect p0hu-
ment over the remains OF Genera, Charles o. Halpln
miles oRs in GypTsss Hills Geme ct "a on 5 9ef ft
assist in defraying the expenses OF the same.
4 NEw-YoEK PRIEST GOES TO MEMPHIS.
Father, MichaelD. Lilly, for many years prior of
the Dominican Monastery of IT. Vincent FerTer,
and pas or the church of the same name, at Lex
ington-ave. aud Sixty-Sxthst., and now PROVINCIAL
left this city aud gone to Memphis, Tenn, where he
intends 10 remain for considerable time at ST.
Peters Monastery of his order His former duties
as prior and pastor of st; Vincent Ferrers Church
are being performed by Fat er s. A CbrkSon.
A WIDOW ROBBED TWICE IN MONTH.
Mrs lie ~ldS% nTag at NG 9
and reported two rObberies in her rooms. She said
that thieves broke into her rooms abO1t month
ago and stole $500 from "a bureau, while she was
absent from the house. Last thursday thieves
again visited the place and stole most OF her cloth
ing Mrs Hahsenmuller said that her husband was
formerly an army surgeon Since his death she had
been obliged 10 take IN washing III order TO earn her
living.
Funeral services over the remains of the Rev.
Felix H. Farrelly, pastor of St. Joseph's Roman
Catholic Church at WaSmngtoD-place and SIXTH
ave. were held in that church yesterday morning
There very large attendance botn of clergy
and laity. Monslgnor Quinn celebrated mass with
aud the Rev. lillian Farrell as sub-deacon. Among
the, clergy present were Archbishop CorruIgan and
Bishops Conroy, Becker and McNierney. The burr
al was in Calvary Cemetery
THE CHANCELLoRsHIP OF THE UNIVERSITY.
DR.. John Hall, although he has declined the
Chancellorshp of the University of the CITY OF
Naxr- Noc chnNU b1a into in
there by occasionally visiting the chapel at the
morning exercises. He Will be there tomorrow
dents There being some important business on
hand which needs the signature OF a Chancellor,
member of the Council said yesterday that tenn
pOTary Chancellor would be elected IN a few days
For this position the names of Dr. Hall and William
Allen Butler are under discussion.
Albert A. Eneas, pilot living at No. los Taylor
st was before Justice Walsh, YESTERDAY, on the
complaint of Charles A. Studwell, a tugbOlt owner,
of No. 70 Dlvisonave., accused OF sending obscene
matter through the mails. Mr.. Studwell and his
wife have received several valentines with abusive
and Scurrilous language written upon them They
both make clam to know the prisoners handwmt-
ing as ne had been III Mr.. StudwelTs employ. The
act was attributed to rivalry. Eneas who denies
the act, said that there was no rivalry. He was
cent TO Jall IN default OF Sl,OOO Dali. Inc com
plainant is his uncle.
Barney" Gallagher, a jockey formerly en-
ploycd by George LOrilaTd, was taken before JUS
tice Cullen yesterday, OIL writ of habeas corpus |
In 1850 Gallagher. who then sixteen years old |
uuarreed with some of his fellOw-stablemen at Rv
erhead ana hTed pistol az one OF them, ndIrOWlV
missing him. County Judge Young. of Suffolk |
County sent HIN to the Kings County Penitentiary |
for five years His counsel now pTays for his release
on the ground that, being minor, he should have
been sent to the House Of Refuge. The Court dis |
missed the writ, deciding that il was discretionary
with the County Judge send him to either place
UNSAFE BUILDINGS TO BE TORN down.
Inspector Estcrbrook of the Buildings Bureau |
yesterday, declared the following buildings TO he |
unsafe, and ordered them to be pulled down: Nos |
52l Yves, Twenty-eighth-st., rear, 80 Delaney |
st. ~ ThompsOn-st., 100 RlylngtOn-st., III |
Goerck-st.. 43 Cannon-st, 116 Lawrence-st.