New-York tribune., 1882-04-20
NETWORK CITY.


Cathedral has been appointed pastor OF 81. Joseph 5
Roman Catholic church in Sixth-ave.
AT the reonest of several Americans and lrishmen
John Kelly consented yesterday TO dever hnr
works of charity The lecture will be gwen next
mon tn.
At meeting Of the Electrical Society. held last
evening at Mott Memorial Hall. No. 6f Madison
ave. r. W. Jones spoke quadrnpex and septn-
pick transmission of messages. George 7. Scott
also spoke. -
Unsafe buildings repor ed yesterday NO. 20
Avcnne-B; No. 334 East Twenty-third-st; at
Sixty-sOurth-st. aud Firsta No. ~ Uhion
Square; No 5j3 Eleyenth-ave.
IMMIGRANTS AT CASTLE GARDEN
-Four steamships landed 2,9G5 immigrants at
Castle Garden yesterday. The lnman steamship
CITY of New York, from Liverpool, had u.s. nm
migrants among whom there were hiteen cases ol
MR. ISGERsOIL's NEXT LECTURE.
The sale of seats for Rober u. Ingersolls lecture
at the Academy OF Music on next Sunday AFTERNOON
will begin this morning. THIS second leclirG on Oh
'Talmaglan Theology" VIII be sntlreN uls'iiio'
from the lecture given on last Sunday evening.
A GAME OF BASEBALL POSTPONED:
The game between the Metropolitan and orces-
ter Baseball Clubs at the Polo Grounds 1eser&naS, &
after the first half of the second inning had pee e
played, was postponed OH account ol INC lam" i"0
same nInes will play to-day.
THE GALE EMBEZZIEMENT.
The Commissioners of Accounts are sun @ @ellgascTf f
in the work of examining the DOCKS anu pdPc9 IL Va
the late T.. ID. Gale. The commissioners tlnk tilat
the amount of the embezzicnent will not much ex-
ceed $4,000.
GIVEN THE FULL PENALTY OF THE LAW.
Thomas Moran, who was convicted OF an AFRO
corls assault his daughter age thirteen, was sen
fenced yesterday by recorder Smyth 10 lWenty
years Imprisonment III the State IrlsOn tuc cAtrehc
penalty allowed by law.
LENNON COMMITTED TO THE TONES
John Lennon was taken before Coroner Brady a.
the coroners office yesterday. The coroner talked @
with the prisoner in private room. Lennon dla h3t
DENY that he murdered his wife, Coroner Brady
committed him to the Tombs. pending the inquest
in the case which will take place next week.
ARYCTIvER FOR A LIQUOR STORE.
William :. Kelley. of the Court of Common Pleas,
has been appointed receiver OF the property of Will
lam Mctlory, the liquor store keeper, and also OF
Ilonora McGlOry, his mother by an order OF Chlef-
Justice DAILY. The application was made by
District-AttOmev MckeOn because OF forfeited
bail bond for $500
NEW BUILDINGS TO BE ERECTED.
The plans for the new hospital for contagious
diseases North Brother Island were filed with
the Bureau of Buildings yesterday. Plans also
were filed by the corporation of Trinity Church for
a warehouse at Nos 40 4l2 and 4i4 Canal-st..
and to extend through to Nestry-st. The cost viii
$4,000.
A MOTION THAT WAS NOT CARRIED.
The statement that at meeting of the Ncw-lor
Cooperative Association OH Tucs!ay evening reSo-
luton passed insructlng the trustees OF thc
association If they thought BEST TO institute legal
proceedings against Allan X. FoOte, the former
manager OF the cooperative store, was mistake.
Such a motion was made but was not carried.
A PROPOSED NEW EXCHANGE
Representatives, of thirty-ninc firms III ihe IT
and metal trade met at Dclmonco's, No. Nliiiam-
ST., yesterday to organize an exchange. Edward p
White presided. II was voted that an application
lie made TO the Legislature for "a charter Tor the
New York Iron and Metal Exchange; The lnlua-
ton fee for the first 200 members Will be 500, and
after that $500.
COMPLAINTS BY sTEERAGE PASSENGERS.
The Commissioners Of Emigration held sPecal
meeting yesterday to investigate several complaints
made by he boarding officer and immigrant passen-
gers on the steamship Surrey from Amsterdam. IL
was charged that the stecragc was OvcrcrOwded,
that il was poorly ventilated, and that there Was
Il lack of seating accommodations Several passel-
gers and the captain testified.
ADMITTED TO BAIL ON JUDGE BARRETT's ORDER
Albert f. Smith, James Kelly and Luther Eaton
arrested for keeping implements for gambling were
admitted TO baIl yesterday by the District Al 0rney,
Judge Barrett having decided that the charge
against them was one for which bail must be re-
ceiVed. Robert Is. Elliott broker, oi No. ~ New
st.. was accepted as bondsman for smith, on bond
for 80 900 Kelly and Eaton each gave bail Tor the
same amount, Dr. Marvin 5. Battles, of No. 20 East
Twenty eighth-st., appearing as Dondsman 1or pOth
of them.
WANTING A TRAIN EVERY HOUR.
A meeting of residents of Westchester County
and OF New-YO was held yesterday a aternoon at
No. 1870 Waterst TO take action III regard to clrcu,
IatIng petition asking the Legislature to compel
the Portchcstcr and Harlem River Railroad Com
pany to run hourly trains One man at each sta
tion along the line Of the road was appointed com
mttec 10 get people 10 sign the petition ihe acton
of the Nor,h side Association i'll appointing Il com
mttcc to protest against any bridge being built
across the Harlem oDstructln9 naNlgatlon was ap-
proved.
LOOKING FOR THE HEIRS OF An ESTATE.
A letter has been received at the Post Ollicc from
the Second notwithstanding of state, enclosing
dispatch from +. l.. Baker, Consul at BuenOS
AyIcs, Argentine Republic, i'll which he asks that
further effort may be made to find the heirs OF
FTanklm BirlSalI, an American citizen, who died
intcstate III Paraguay i'll 1850. Mr.. Blrdsall had
two children Simeon Seaman BlIdsall and Anne
Eliza BIrdsall, and near friend, samuel H. Smller,
-b,.,, ltx.4 al i'm W NnTlt IL
versemclts have failed yet 10 find the heirs of
the estate, which amounts TO about $4,000. If
not claimed soon, the money viii 20 to the Govern
ment. ,.,,.,
The drowned body picked mp at the foot of King
ST., on Monday was identified yesterday rs that OF
Michael Holland. age thrty-SN, OF No. 323 Colum-
bla-st.
Thomas McDermott, who had several ribs frac-
ured and received internal iIjuTic- by the fail of
scallold from the third Story of the ArmOry at
Henry and Cranberry ss, died yesterday at 81. Pc
tcTs Hospital
Receivers Lydecker and Schaler, oftthc Brooklyn
Elevated Railroad Company MED their semi-annual
report yesterday. The receipls from September,
1851, TO March, 1sS2 were Tl1S,22O OF, and the
expenditures Fl459So 70.
William Garter, who fired five bullets into Charles
NuneInacher i'll their room at Bediod-aye. and
Lynch-st., few weeks ago, pleaded guilty TO
assault with intent 10 Kill IN the Court OF Sessions
yesterday and was renanded for sentence. lhc
injured young man has recovered and goes about
wlth the i've bullets III his body.
4 call was issued yesterday for a citizens meet
ing, to be held in the Common Council chamber AZ
80 r. tot day, to discuss the best of pro-
NidInG for the settlement Of the areardges OF taxes.
amounting to upwards Oi $50 100000. The call II
signed, among Others by IA. b. Catiin, H. r.. Pierre
pOnt, II. ID. Polhelnus General j. B. oOdward aud
:. Y. White.
The Rev Henry V. :. Myers has resigned the pas
torate of the south Reformed Church, at Third ave.
and liIty y-sccOnd-st to go 10 the American Re
formed Church III NewbuIg. The pulpit OF the Re
ned n Ne\ ls LET bN
the resignation, after SIX years service of tie Rev.
William j. liIl Mr.. Hill accepts a call to the FIRST
Reformed Church, of Glenyillc, y. \.
While Ernest MaTqulAs age sixteen. and Sam
Wah were having pistol practice yesterday after
in the O1 the Laundry of the latter, at No
l1g Atlanilc-aYe.. lheY used as q mar6 q slnall