New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-19
NETWORK CITY.

immigrants were landed at Castle Garden yesterday
from SIX steamships.
The twentieth field meeting of the Columbia Coz,
lege Athletic Association Will take place at Mott
Haven tomorrow, beginning at I'D p. m
Jacob Lorillard and wife have transferred to
Pierre Lorillard. jr., the house on the southwest
corner of MadisOn-ave. and Thirty-fourth-st for
$4,000.
Patrick Sullivan. n carpenter, fifty-two years old,
was killed yesterday by fail from scafold in q
new building at One-h OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES seventh
st. and WashInstOn-avc.
MR. GoLDMARK PLEADS NOT GUILTY.
Leo Goldmark the Nassau-st lawyer. who is ac-
cuscd of embezzlng funds ntrusted to hum AZ trus-
tee of the Gilman estate, pleaded not guilty ycster
day i'll the Court Of General Sessions 10 the lour
indictments found against him.
CHOSEN RECTOR OF LONG ISLAND CHURCH
The Rev. Edwin b. Rice, assistant minister OF the
Church of the Holy Trinity at Madison-avc. a1d
FOrty-secord-s has been elected to the rectorship
of Grace Church, Jamaica, J.. l., as successor 10
the Rev. Dr. g. Williamson Smith.
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS FOR HUSBAND.
The widow of Michael Benson, who was killed in
1877 i'm Eleventh-ave. by an engine of the New
York Central and Hudson River Railway Company,
recovered yesterday III the Court OF Common Pleas
a verdict against the company Tor SJOOO, aS DAM
ages for her husbands death.
PLANS FOR NEW BUILDINGS.
Plans were filed at the Buildings Bureau yester,
day for n ninestory office building at Nassau ana
Liberty-sts. to be owned by Parke Goodwin, and to
cost $lS0, 700; also for a four-stOry brownstonc
and brick school building at siXtlI-aye. and Fifty
fOurtn-St.,
$4,000
MRS RYLAND CONVICTED.
Mrs. Elsie Ryland was convicted vest erday III the
Court OF General Session of forgery Ill cOnsplrlng
with her husband, Edward L. Kyland and W Villain
Woodman TO raise check drawn by Demarest ~
Du mean the North River bank from S6 To
$lG5 90. Her husband was convicted ON Tuesday
of the same offence.
OPPOSITION To THE STREET RAILWAY BILL
messenger was sent to Albany yesterday morn
ing bearing letter from Mayor Grace and Controls
ler Campbell requesting The railroad Committee TO
deier action on the General Street Railway Dill,
which has already passed the Assembly, until next
week, as Corporation Counsel Whitney was unable
to 90 to Albany this week.
AN OFFICIAL VISIT TO BLACKwELL's ISLAND.
The members OF the Grand Jury, accompanied by
the Commissioners of Charities and Correction, Wis
tied BlackwelFs Island yesterday, Mayor Grace
was expected to be III the party, but was unable to
60 A TOUR of inspection through the buildings was
followed by dinner served by the Warden Of the
Penitcntiary.
REvOKING A TRUST.
In November 1873, Albert A. kingsland created
AMBROSE {. and George l.. kngsland trustees of his
estate with directions TO pay his vile after his
death 100000 Ill cash, and 10 hold III trust tue
balance, paying her the income. BY an instrument
recorded yesterday he revoked the trust so Tar as
she concerned, directing the trustees named to d.
VIDE it among his surviving brothers and sisters
KILLED BY A BREWERY WAGON.
Thomas McGraw. boy six years old living in
Wllllam-st.. near CHAMBERS, was playing III the
street yesterday wnen he was run over by heaVy
He was taken 10 the ChanDcis street hospital and
died In few minutes. Inc driver of the wagon,
who gave his Henry Luddc, was arrested
and locked up liz the Oak street station
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
Adrian II. Muller, auciloneer, sold at the Ex-
change SaesrOOms yesterday The real estate OF the
late Edward King. There WAS "A large Attendance
and the bidding was brlsk. 1Our-slOry, hlgh-
stoop brick house, with twO-sOry extension, ITO
nv "a 3 81 fronting on the vest side OF Gram
Grey Park, was sold TO- George A. baxter lor
$40, 600. The remainder Oh the property cohslsIed
OF building lots.
SIX MEN ENGAGING IN A FIGHT
A fight occurred yesterday afternoon at No. log
East Une-Lundred- and-twenty -slxth-st., IN when
~, men took part OF whom only James hunter and
Jonn BrOgan are known. Hunter who was STABBED
anu severely wounded, accused brogdn 0t being MS
as,aIiant, and the latter was taken before Justice
murray, at the One-hundred-an twenty -slA th-st
station and held Iii 81 200 bah for examination
tO-uay.
THE POLICE AND TIE BOOKMAKERs.
The motion made III behalf OF the American
Jockey cub to have the default opened IN the SUIT
Ioush by II to restrain the Ponce Commissioners
from interfering with bouklnakIng AT Jerome Park
was granted yesterday ny Justice Donohue. The
case Is to be restored 10 It's old place on the cae-
dar and the temporary injunction against the
| Ponce Commissioners Is 10 DC dissolved Ill case
| the club applies for Il pOstponement OF the trial.
| MEETING OF THE NETWORK YACHT CLUB.
At meeting Of the New-lork Yacht Cub last
| evening 1t was resolved TO start on the annual
| cruise on August =, TendcZvOuslng at Glen Cove.
Ihc fleet vii 20 to New-London and there sail Tor
| four cups presented by Daniel Cork, owner OF tie
| yacn, Ildal wave AT Newport the GOelet cups
| viii be sailed for. he Tor sch0Oners Is valued
at 81 900 and the sloops at 5000, Several new
members were elected, ana Justice Blatchford was
| elected an honorary member.
| SLIDING IN HER DOCK.
| The steamer CIty OF Boston, vi the New London
| and Norwich lrauspOratl Company, was placed
| m a balance dock belonging TO the New-IUrk BAL
ance Dock Company, IN oouthst., between kuteers
and fikc-sts. on ednesday ior repairs. soon alter
| benz placed III position she slid backward Tor Il
distance OF live feet and then keeled over about d
loot. Very htlc damage was zone either 10 the
vessel or the dock Ali ,he people there at the Time
ANA The officers of the company most enlphatlcaly
deny that there is any truth III tine exaggerated re-
| ports circulated yesterday.
NEW WAY TO COLLECT DEBTS.
| Carl Krug, OF NO. III Last observation-disclosures
| en.lI-st., "a complainant IN the Harlem folce
| Court yesterday. krug boarded wIth Theodore
Renke OF NO. 1874 TnIrd ave. most OF the winter
ana he left some time agO,oWng MN Tl D.
| The two met III LeXIngtOn-aye. ON Sunday, when
the delinquent boarder was selzed by Ills creditor
forced To accompany him home, and compelled to
leave his coat and wais.coaC rs security 1Or the
deDt. Krug caused lie arrest OF henke yesterday.
| Justice Murray decided mat under the hOtel act
| Renko mad right 10 Keep the articles, and dis
missed the complaint.
ARRANGING FOR DECORATION DAY.
At meeting yesterday OF the committee of the
| Grand Army OF tue Republic having IN charge tn,
| arrau gements for the public exercises On DecOTa
| ZION Day 1t was announced that Colonel Robert e.
| Inpersoll had consented to deliver the OrauOn al
| the Academy OF Music. General Grant VIII preside
! and among the expected guests President
| Arthur Secretaries TO ger ana Lincoln GeuerdIs
| Sherman, hancock, Doubleday and Shacr Admra
! Porter and Mayor Giaee. Grand Marshal Brown,
has appointed division aids George Gibson, jane
| b. lorner, john Lane, George l.. Epp.e, Edward
| L,llon William 1. fhe.ps, John &. Limbeck, LOul
| T. brennan, Samuel 1. HayteT, Joseph ii. Wake
| and Marvin ID. savage
| BROOKLYN.
The trial of Mrs. Lizzie NJ. Wall for murder IN tn,
second degree III the hlIllng OF her husband, whIc
was set down s,eIday III the Court Oi sessions
was postponed al The request OF her counsel.
The flags on the City Hall were dIspaye ed yester
day III nOnOr OF the twenty-nrst anniversary of Tn
departure of the l4th regiment Tor the war. Til
veterans ceIebrated the OCCASION with caInp-ir
last evening.