New-York tribune., 1882-08-16
NEW-YORK CITY.

| Harlem.
St. Paurs Protestant Episcopal Church of Nor
! risanla has paid its debt.
Unsafe buildings reported Yesterday: Nos 81 >, ana
| Al Iarninc-st (rcail. 221 Mcrccr-it., o22 west
Twenty -nnth-st. and 1920 First-aye
| DIED on HIS WAY TO THE HOSPITAL.
Hugh Lindsay. sewer inspector, VINO I'iG IN U,e ,es
suffering from malaria. became dangerously III yes
tcrdly IN Ninety siXr.-st., aud dlcd on MS WaA "
| the Ninety-uinth Street Hospital lie lived al NO.
| 53 East SecOnd-st.
| ARAEK's CAPTAIN DIES AT SEA.
| Captain Nartinez of the Spanish bark Tres &c
| Mav6. which arrived from Bilbao yesterday, dleu
Of pneumonia June and was Duricl , AZ sg,, I,,
| The command OF the Vcs5el was lhch dSSu'n0U ~
| First Officer SGcrcStan.
| ISAAC y. PHrLPs's CONDITION.;
1t was stated at the office OF Isaac ~ nnGPS az
| No 10 WaIl-S.. yesterday that Mr fheIIps IlIi
passed quiet night at hs cottage IN New-LonIon'
| Conn on Monday. hut that his condition yestcr-
| day was not materially changed
| DEATH FROM TOO MUCH MEDICINE
| Charles Kcllaher two years old, swallowed halt
| mint of medicine on Sunday at his home, No. 90
Flrst-aye The mixture contained opium and Ti mcr,
curry and had been prescribed to be TAKEN Ill s'nah
| doses The boy dled on IueS1ay.
| PROBABLY NOT HIS FIRST FORGERY.
| Since his incarceration iii prison for uttcrlng a
| forged check on the Vanderyeer ~ Holmes cracker
| (,nmnanv CharlcsF +. NOtey has been ldcntllcd Dy
three other persons who alege that they were VIC
| umized by HIM III a similar manner
| GUARDING TIE BATTERY PARK.
| Sergeant Flock and "A detail 0i threc p,rK po!cc
dn diu df When The elevated road threatens take
| poSsession for q station near Pier No. ], North
| RIyrr NO forag:ng parties disturbed tie detail
| yesterday.
| FOUR YEARS FOR EACH OF FOUR MEN 80
| John White and JOhn Reilly, who pleaded guilty.
| of robbery. and William Kennedy ana Fergus husn-
| ton who confessed their guilt of burglary, were
each sentenced yesterday 10y Judge Glders'ecVe, III
the Court of General Sessions, to lour years III tne
| State Prison.
| MISSING FOR THREE WEEKS.
| Iol,,
| Sessions reported yesterday that his son-ln-law,
| Charles Wood age thirty, had been missing since
| July 2l On thai day he started Tor Coney Islann
| md was aftcrward seen at Brighton Beach. lie
| has not since been or heard OF by MS tamlN'
He was employed Ill DlXons lce-crcain laiiulac'oiy
| III BleeckeT-St
OFFENSIVE ASHES AND GARBAGE .
| The Board of Health yesterday sent to the De-
partment of Strcet-CleanIng a report by sanitary
Inspector Ewing that asnes ana garbage Wero peIis
| duuped in vacant lots III one hundIed-and-thrty- :
| trst-st., between Broadway and Icntl-aVe.' anu
that the odors from the offensive material were were
| complained OF by citizens 1t was suggested that
| the material already deposited there be removed
| THERESA sPARIN's REVENGE.
| Ellen Barrow Of No. SJ3 SeVcntl-aVe., once
Owned $40 dog, but III an EVIL hour the animal
| bin The nose of a nelghOor named theresa SpaIln
| Theresa put the animal III the North River with a
| stone ab0ut its neck For this sue was arragned
Yesterday in the YOrkvIle Police Court on charge
of stealing the dog DuJ was ICledoou on Ill" ''No'"
| verdict OF " not proven"
TIE STATE BAR ASSOCIATION
| The State Bar Association Will hold It's annual
| session on September - AT Albany United states
ATTORNEY General Brewster Will deliver an address
George S.i}atcheller, American Judge OF the Egypt
| ian International Court at CAIRO. VIII speak upon
bn pr ucluie of Extra lerrtOrlailty III the OuO-
man Empire and the Mixed Courts OF Egypt"
| MANY Interesting Questions viii be discussed.
WORK OF PHYSICIANS AMONG THE POOR.
| Assistant sanitary superintendent James yester-
day reported to the Board OF Health that thc SUM
mer corps of physicians Inspected ofl5 teneinent
iIcd IoG1 f"r $40 p3tients distributed 5,531 cIfcu-
ior and cave TO poor mothers l07 tickets for free
excursions. Three deaths ana seVeral hulSanccS
were reported by lie physicians.
| TEMPTING THE WRONG MAN.
| Daniel r. Sullivan, conductor on the Ihlrd Ave
| nue Railroad, informed his employers mat TWO
| spo;teIsr tor the company, Anthony cooper OF
| NJ a 2 West Niuc.eenth-st., and james McCduley
| Of No 1873 Vest Fifty evcnth ST., had oilereH 10
count his fares in Il manner satisfactory 70 .h.ln
| selves The accused men were arrested, ana III Ihc
| Ynrkyile Ponce Court yesterday were committed
| by justice BiXby for examination.
CLERGYMEN EXCHANGING PLACES.
| Tho Rcv IA illlam D. Mcclure, formerly of st.
| Strnhe,'s 3nInau athollc Church IN East Twenty
,ipitb-s but who tor The last two years has been
actIng as in assistant priest at St Augustine church
in ~1ng ~Iug OF winch the kcV.Pdtnck W. Iaudy Is
| pastor has been transferred to tins city again by
Cardinal McClos6cy as an assistant prlest 10 tio
| Rev. Dr. Thomas >. Preston az ~. Ahles OhuIch,
IN mace of the Rev. James ". Hayes, who has Deen
| transferred to Sing sing.
| RosENHEIM DISMISSED.
| James RoscnhoIm dismissed from the I'd
|
III the reported III iaNor o. 1lSmlsSal on thc
| ground that he had gwen his age falsely when he
entered the regiment, having Sild unlt nc MaS
tweuty y-0nc while hc was now only seventeen. lhe
reuort said that ROsenhcms conduct at feck-Klli
was such as his comrades could not tolerate, but
that Inc had not violated military discipline. Ills
cxnulsion was recommended by the rcpOr', and he
was dismissed by the unanimous vote OF the
regiment.
TIE PLATTDEUTSCIE SOCIETIES.
| The second days mcirymaLlhg Dy thc flatl-
,t tiy..t's DuTl<
| Yesterday hy over 5000 persons, The new officers
elected tor Two years H. lllug>lagc, president;
ii schwartz secretary, and the members of the
standing committees The procession included SIX
large trucks, decorated ana arranged To represent
the four seasons, commerce aud the industries OF
the country, many OF tlOSe tlhIhS part Ill IL "eaI-
| ing fancy costumes.
| A LONG JOURNEY WITH STOLEN MONEY.
| Abraham ReIu Il cOi0rcd youth, age eighteen.
arrived Yesterday on the steamship CIiy OF Atlanta
| in winch he had taken passage ior thls city roil
| jacksonville Fla, with $500, stolen IRON Mary A.
Waitar Officers Bel and McCauey, OF the
Steamboat Squad, arrested Reld ana TOOK MN u
the jefferson Market Police Court where he agreed
TO return to Jacksonville and was relnanded by
Iusfice Ford until arrangements for his return could
be effected. portion OF the slOeh money "ds
found in his possession.
ARRESTED FOR INTLICTNG A WOUND.
| Acting.C aptain thompson and Detectives keerns
and I'm ish IF the Sixth Precinct arTalgned GeiOrc
Justice Patterson, yesterday afternoon, at the
TomDs Police Court, Francisco Laelnd age twenty
two of No. 90 Mulberry-stp ior having stabbed
|
No 80 MuberTy-st. on Sunday afternoon on the oc-
casion OF the marriage iesuyity OF GeOnora Dmatl.
Thc prisoner was held TO await the result OF the in
iuTles inflicted on Damati, VINO IN critical
condition al ST. Nlncents Hospital
YOUNG DEsPERADO HELD FOR TRIAL
| lanes tummiskey, the young East side dcspera-
| do VINO on Monday nlgnt stabbed CHRISTIAN Dennis
IN The side and face inflIctng serious injuries wa,
arriipncd in the Essex Market Police Court yesier
day. The injured man left Bellevue Hospital ioi
the purpose OF making his aihfaVlI III Whlch ne
| CHARGED the prisoner win assault with intent t.
LIIl. The accused man pleaded not guilty and SAID
! that Dennis had assaulted HIM tWIcc on the night
| Al.lrlr l.II