New-York tribune., 1882-09-26
NEW-YORK CITY.

The D. H. Sunday night boat from New-lOlk
TO NewHayen has been discontinued Tor Inc sea-
son.
John T. Vredenburgh for thirty years a searcher
in the Tax Office, died yesterday alter a lingering
illness
Complaints are made of the young rnfians who
assemble nightly &t Thlrd-ave. and Onc-hun-
dred-and-twcniy- y-nlnth-st.
William Wallace laborer of No. 6G2 Green
wich-St.. killed Yesterday by an accidental fail
at Pier No. i6, North River
Summer Post No ~, held its fifteenth annual en-
campmcnt at Wendell, Park, Ninety-sccond-st. and
Ninth-ave.. yesterday afternoon and evening.
In the East River, off Pier n. the body OF a man
was found Yesterday. Ii is supposed to be that OF
Michael kcrghron, age forty, porter. OF NO ~
Pine-st
4 CORNERSTONE TO BIZ LAID.
The cornerstone oI the new Roman CathoHc
Church of All saints, at MadSon-avc. and one
hundred y-ninth st., will be laid on DC
tOber J.
RUN OVER AND KILLED
Abraham +. Lewis age thrty-eight, OF Troy,
while crossing Greenc-St yesterday afternoon was
run over by BroalNay car. lie was ikcn To the
New York Hospital where he died III Ie" minutes
THE CASE OF 4. L. SIMMONS.
The rcarglmcnt of he mO,On for new trial in
the ease of i. l.. Simmons, convicted OF violation
OF the lottery laws was to l1vc Deen heard by
Judge GiucIslccVc Yesterday, but by request of the
defendants counsel the hearing was postponed till
next Monday.
MEETING or BAPTIST PREACHERS.
The Baptist preachers held their regular weekly
|
spoke on the temperance question. Ihc Kew. Mr..
Manning Of keyporj. v j.: Professor Lyon, of the
Cambridge DIVINITY SchoOI, ana Dr' Holhe were
the other speakers.
TIE STRIKE OF THE pIANO-MAKERs
There has been no change III the strike of stein
wavs wOrknen since Saturday. The employers
and the men are determined 10 make no conpro-
mise, and the indications are that the sIrlke will
continue, without any definite course being taken
| by either party, for several weeks.
RIRIAL OF SYLVESTER II. COMSTOCK.
81 .f,rI fp,L LAT
dent of the National Citizens Bank, took place yes
tcrday morning at his house, No; 26l lexington
ave- The services were conducted by the kev. Mt.
Gallaudct, of St AIMS Episcopal church, ana The
Rev. J. = Shipman, OF Christ Churcn. The body
was taken to the family vault at NooIlawn Gene
terry
THE FUNERAL OF WILLIAM BORDEN.
The funeral services of the late William Borden,
of the firm OF Borden Il Lowell, the agents OF the
Old Colony Steamship Company, took place yester-
| day morning at the Church OF the Holy Apostles,
! Ninth-ayc. and Twenty-elghh-st The Rev. Mr..
Backus and the Rev. Drs. lI0wand and Geer oifci-
| ated The Rev. Dr John Hall previously conducted
private services AZ the dead mans lOrlner nome.
! The burial was a. TRINITY Cemetery.
not BELIEVER IL DIVORCE
| Some time ago Maria McIvcr, of No. POI West
! Twcntv-ulnth-st., discovered that her husband,
Ge0rgo " no ~ an assistant waiter at No. 33S Fifth
| ave. haI been previously married and was divorced
frnu mis- first wife The second wife. being a fo-
man Cathollc did not believe in the legality OF the
divorce, and refused 10 i've with HIM. In August
she caused lis arrest FOR non-supporL The com
plaIndnt tallcu 10 appear yesterday anu lHc case
was dismissed by Justice Gardner
uorOR DEALERS IN CONSULTATION
The Liquor Dealers AssOclati"- held meeting at
No. 90 Nassau-st. Yesterday afternoon Mr.. tromnnc
reported that he had assisted III the organization of
several unions while at syracuse, and that he met
several members OF The Legislature who expressed
their Willingness to vote for such bill ~ had been
drawn up by the Union for Rights AssocltlOn.
The bill provides for the repeal OF the three-bed
clause the right 10 transfer licenses, ana the a5Ol-
isilment Of arbitrary arrests
CHINA IMPORTERS AND THE TARIFF
A meeting Oi Importers OF chinawarc was held
yesterday afternoon III the rooms Ol the Association
Ol Importers and JoDbers OF China, Glass and
Earthenware at No. 81 Park place. to take action
I'm regard TO bringing the views OF The firms repre-
| sented III regard to tariff laws before the Jaril
| 1 commission, which is shortly 10 meet IN tins city
| The firms represented were {. T. A. llindrchs, \.
| O. eager the Maddox BrOs II. VI. 1abcr, j. Kit
| tie a Co, l.. Strauss ~ Sons Edward Butler and
James Dawson. committee was appOIntcd To
draft "A memorial to be presented TO the ldrin Com
| mission.
THE RIGHT TO A SEAT IN An EXCHANGE.
| The argument the motion for pcrcmptOrY
| mgudamus against the Produce Exchange, direct
| ing IL 10 admit Charles r. SullWell 10 the nights
| and privileges of membership IN that body, was had
yesterday before Justice Lawrence III the supreme
| Court, Chambers. The certificate ot membership
! in the Exchange of "A Nj. Jones was sold 10 Nh.
| Stillwell in November. 1851, under an execution
| issued In n suit against HIM III the Marine Court
| Nh. Stilweil also elected as a member OF the
| Exchange notwithstanding these facts the officers
the Exchange refused 10 admit Mr.. Stillwcll TO
the rights of membership, the reason for their re-
| fusal being that Mr. Jones IN 1879 had by private
sale transferred his certificate to Mir Luke OF Con-
nectCut. Justice Lawrence reserved his decision.
BROOKLYN.
To-day the first day of registration for the fall
| election in Brooklyn, from to 10 II. III. and to III
y. M
The loss on sugar and other merchandise by the