New-York tribune., 1882-09-28
NEXN.YORK CITY.


ready.
aundrvman uptown has powers OF endurance
somewhat appalling to contemplate, Judging lrohi
his name. which IL Sin Long
Returning chowdcr parties are often mistaken for
political PROFESSIONS from the enthusiasm and the
number of Chinese lanterns displayed
The Reformed Low Dutch Church, OF Harlem
has borrowed $1,000 on proncrty III One-huhdreu-
and-twent y-sccond-st., near Thrd-ave.
Four brick at-hOusos are to be erected III one
hundred -and-forty y-sccond-st., west of Brook-ave
by Sarah OI}ricn at cost OF $GO,OO0.
Unsafe buildings reported Yesterday: Nos. 3l3
Madloon-st., "a Vandam5ast 90 Bro2dWay' ,o fo3
Sxth-avc.. 1O6 West Third'st. and 100 East
Eighty-hlth-st. (rearl.
A 'LONGsHoREM, DROWNED.
While at work Yesterday on pier A. E@Sl ivTr n@6
James Concor age thirty long g-h2reln IN, le in,o
quently recovered.
RUN OVER AND KILLED BY AN ENGINE.
An unknown man. age about sixty, was run over
by engine No. 90 OF the Hudson River kliIroad NJ
Seventy-se ond-st yesterday. Ills body was taken
to the MoTguc.
DROWNED FROM 4 pAEK.
fell from the bark Nellie NJ Slade at the foot of
Clintou-st. yesterday ANA was drowned. Ills pody
was not recovered.
NEWCOMERS FROM EUROPE.
The steamship Narnberg. from Brcmcn with $50
nmlgiants; the Island. from Copenhagen. with
500; the ST. Laurent. iIom Havrc with 400; ana
the Bolivia from Glasgow, with 302 immigrants
arrived yesterday.
ADETTCTIvE TEDCCED TO TIE RANKS.
The Police Board yesterday reduced Detective
Sergeant McGrann to the rank OF patronan. Me
Cram has been i'll for some time, ana mas a.phed
for a SIX months leave of absence.
FINDING A SHARK IN HER PORE-H0LD.
When clearing out the fore compartment of tho
British steamship Lepanto. the vessel whlch sunk
thr Edam a. sea on Thursday last, large man
eating shark was found under the wreckage yester-
day.
BLOCK OF APARTMENT HOUSES.
The entire block Of ground Included between
Third and LoXngton-aves. and One-hundrrd-and-
sixth and One hum nlrod-anu-scvchth- -sts Is now
beng butt up with apartmcnt-h0u'es. Ill re viii
be thrty -lour buildings III all, with stores on the
lhird-aye tTOnt,
A WRIT DISMISSED.
Lucie l.. Laurent was brought, some time ago. be-
fore Justice Potter III the supreme Court. Cham
bers. on writ of habcas corpus II was sald III hef
behalf that she was wrOngtully detained IN an
asylum for the insane, as she was not now ana
never had been insane. justice Potter yesterday
handed down a decision, in which he dlsnlsseS the
wit and rcmamds Hiss Laurent 10 the asylum.
CHANGES IL THE RUNNING OF STEAMERS.
The Fall River Line for boston announces mat,
beginning October their steamers viii leave New
York at > D. H. instead Ot $50 p. H., al present
On tc sane date the direct Newport Line OF steam
ers will DC Withdrawn for the season, the Fail River
boats stopping at Newport thereafter going To ana
coming tom the East
VEssEI-owNERs SUING EACH OTHER.
A libel sult was begun yesterday i'll the United
States District Court Oy he owneIs Of the steam +
George ". Clyde agdlust the steamer NdnhlH. L 40
two vessels came INTO collision n the SwaSh Chah-
mel Oh FeuTuaTy %. The Nankln was sunk ana a
nbe sult was begun by her owners against The
Clyde whose owners nave Ill turn sued inc NalAIn
for Injuries TO their vessel.
A CAPTAIN AND MATE DISCHARGED.
Captain Joseph l.. Hamilton and First Mate
Charles A. Cummings of the American vessel On-
dauuted, who were charged with lnhuman treat
mant OF three members of their crew. we're dis-
charged from custody yesterday alter hearing be-
fore United states Commissioner Deuel.
IN,
The amoupt OF bonds presented Tor redcmp ion at
the sub Treasury yesterday, III accordance with the
announcement of the Treasury department. chat
called bonds would be pald without IeDate OF inter-
est was D., ,47j, 900. Other payments viii be made
ON presentation OF the bonds until the amount for
the week shall reach %5OOO,OO he specified limit.
THUBLow WEED HAS ANOTHER RELAPsE.
ThuIiow eed suffered another relapse yesterday.
On tuesday lie felt better than at any other time
during the last four or 1--we weeks, but early ycster-
day morning ne began to suhei from computation
~ the disorders 10 which Lie Is subject. and hc
passed ali uneasy day III bed In the evening, now
ever he felt better and anticipated an easy night.
THE GOVERNORS ISLAND ACCIDENT.
Tie TWO Surviving victims Of Inc explosion at
C9slle William were more comfortable .erday,
although Private Sldner is still III very critical
condtIon. The board appointed 10 Investigate the
cause of the accident were III session yesterday,
but thcir conclusions are not To bc made known TO
the public until attcr General Hancock has seen
and approve tlcIi'
TO THE STATE PRISON FOR FIVE YEARS.
Ferdinand Fcite was sent 20 the Statc Prison
for five years Yesterday By Judge COwng, Oh conyc-
uou OF an assault Charles Anstead Oh August 30.
Anstcad went INTO liquor store where tetteIer and
a Marty of lis trends were, ana was shOt IN the
breast the wound lnlicteu being 50 serious ttt An
sicad was confined to The hospital Tor several weeks
There had previously been quarrel between the
prisoner audtne CON ildiudhl
cuAKGEs AGAINST COMNIssIONrR LANE.
A petition signed by Il number OF citzcns has
been sent TO MAY Grace making certain chaIg gcs
agoInst Park Commissioner Lane for aiding tic
Metropolitan Elevated kaIirDad Company III It's
efforts to erect station at tine Battery. Ii Is as
serted mas Mr. Lane Instructed The PARK police
men not 10 nterieie Win the company WOrAmeh.
Mayor Grace had done nothing with the charges
yesterday.
ARRIVALS FROM EUEOPT
The Rev. William Adams, wife and family the
Rev. ;. l.. Lowry, the hcV. I. W frdncls, the Rev
A. BrOXmaIcr the Rev. VI. ihOTdenIn the Key. John
prlor ana the REV. }. r. il. Icsirc arrived from Eu-
rope Yesterday Oh the steamship state OF indiana.
me (onnte.s Roger de la NauX ana two daughters,
| ". t. iomans aud wife, Y. j.. starr Hunt and Miss
| Name Dcrivis, the new prlina donna ol Mr. Graus
French opera company arrived yesterday wi men-
| bcrs OF lie company Oh the steamship It. Laurent
| from havTe.
A YAGRANT WITH RECORD.
Charles Edward Morton, age siXty- -lour, of No.
346 West Forty -elghthst, was placed at the bar III
| the Jefferson Market Court yesterday to answer a
| charge OF yagrancy. The prisoner was dlriy and
unkempi. lie stated that he was formerly aymastcr
of the Hudson River Railroad, and hat ne seconded
| Bl Poole during his famous hght with JOhn
MoIrissey on the lenthst. per. lie claims 10 have
| nyed III the Ninth Ward Tor nearly inIIty years
! Jus,ce Patterson committed hm for one mon h.
but promised to release nln If he could get ay one
| TO prove the truth OI his statements.
| ROBBISG Bland MAN.
| Charles Grant, Olud llah, arrived IN tins city
| on u sday nom Highland, y. " for the purpose OF
! going TO an asylum. 4 man OF whom he asked the
dlIccton 10 the institution volunteered 10 escort
| HIM to II and while leading INN through lienIy-st
! robbed him of 80. The tniel was arrested at the
| insl ance of "A man who witnessed the theit. The
prisoner said that hIs name George ketter age
twenty-five. and thai he lived at COncy Island. lie
was held for u1al Dy Justice smith III the Essex
| Market Police Court yesterday,
AMENDING MERCAN1ILE REGULATIONS.
| At "a meeting of the Produce Exchange yester
! day, l.. L. holman presiding, Al aincndmelt Wa'
made 10 the flour rules that " when Hour - sold II
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