New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-19
NFW-YORK CITY.

III " CS acknowledged yesterday, was 81, not ~.
fair will be opened in the lecture haiI OF ,o Sr,
LeGs Church in East Twenty eighth-St re ,vvhich
Fifth and Madison-aveS., tomorrow eNcl'As' VIM
Is TO continue tor two weeks IL;
Alta meeting of prominent poultry breeoersli vi,
CITY last week the New York Poultry tanceIs M
was formed and it was decided 10 w HUtH
try show here during the coming Wih'e''
s,uoR DROWNED IN THE EAST RIVER
While the schooner Moses G. Leonard was leav-
ING The dock nj the foot of East Sxty-iIssi !eS i
ts s SaiIor who was only known as Albert tell
overheard and was drowned Ills pouS was NV Az
covered.
SEEKING TO PROTECT THEIR INTERESTS.
7, il nronosod 70 start union of pOcketbook ana
onrSe manufacturers of New-lOTk ana PmladeIpha
10 protect their interests in the trade one niG1e,ns
has already been held in this city and e'rci"i
10 be issued.
AssFMBIYMAN COSTELLO ARRESTED.
Assemblynian James j. Costello was arrested yes,
terday ON the charge OF p"re nj no 100
Avenue b. In the Essex Market Court tne odiIie
was Withdrawn aud MI Costelio was uisen"'h '"'
INDICTED FOR CoUNTERFLlTlNG.
Ransom Abrams, who has been confined III lue
Tombs for several weeks under charge OF counter
feIting SILVER coin. was yesterday seINcu .b"
bench warrant lssuS py r .ng fonnd an indlct-
ment against him.
EXPLOSION OF 4 sTUDENT-LAMP.
Or. s. IL. Norris of No 9O1 Broadway; was n leJ
ing in his office at late hour on Friday night
Wien a sTdent-iamp on his table exploded. The
oil fell on his clothing and he was burned Seyedo
extlnguIshIng the flames. lie went 70 inc new
York Hospital to have his burns dressed
TIE CLASSICAL SCHOOL IN GREECE. -.
Thomas VT LUDLOW A@ sserS'nGy Sassica
School at Athens, which held meeting
on Friday, has written letter OF apology loI omit
ting to give the names Of Professors W. NJ; SLOANE
of Princeton, and Henry Drlsler, of Columbia who
at the meeting.
AN UMBRELLA AND CLUB As WEAPONS: =,
In fight on Friday night AT No 10 b0wery Ld-
ward Kenny nearly gouged Herman Ringers IeIt
eye out with umbrella. Kenny was DaGly hut
about the head with club in the hands OF ms al
yersary and when taken to the Essex Market 70
lice Com Yesterday his wounds were cOVeIeu WIN
bandages klinger is confined III the MANNERS
Street Hospital aud the prisoner was helu 10 a"ai'
the result Ol his injuries.
REGRETlING The DEATH OF A MEMBtR
A meeting IF the members of the Cotton Exchange
was held Yesterday, to take action concerning the
death of David Watts OF the oldest melnb ers OF
the Exchange. Addresses were made ny NJ d.
yielding president and other members of the Ex-
change stating what liable member MIR. Watts
was Resolutions adopted, expressing high
appreciation OF his qualities and deep regret al ms
death.
TIE SPREAD OF DIPHnIERlA IN THE SCHOOLS,
d. c. l.. Campbell. of NO. 314 East Eighteenth
IT., who recently complained that diphtheria was
spread among the children i'll the pubic schools De
cause teachers persisted III sending pupils TO inquire
about abSe tees yesterday wrote letter To Dr.
Nagle Deputy Register OF Vital statistics on the
subject. HIS letter contained substantial y the
same statements which be made in published IN
terview with a TRIBUNE reporter Dr Maggie Sent
the letter 10 the Board OF Education.
NOT EVEN A POLICE STATION SAFE.
Numerous mpaints have been made at the va
rous police stations recently of the destruction of
window glass by duck shot thrown IRON otan-
shooters The windows III the FOTty-sey nth-St.
Police station have suffered also from the same
cause Yesterday Detective Reilly, OF that stau0n,
aTralgned two boys, Edward Lester, of No. Z3Z
West Fifty-second-st, and George Sample, of No.
346 West FOry-siXth-st, in the Iorkville Police
court, for practising markmanshiP On the house OF
G. w. DelmatIeT OF No. 4I3 west torty -seVentn-st
They were fined 81 each.
BROOKLYN
The Brooklyn police made 53S arrests last week.
Permits Tor the erection OF thTy-two buildings
were granted by the Building Department last
week.
Giuseppe Taorzo the Italian who was shot in the
fight at Adams and FrOnt-sts on sunday, died at
tie City Hospital at l a. IN. Yesterday.
1t cost Patrick Orr, who lives in n shanty in
orty-fourth-St. near FOurh-ave 30 TO lire gun at
some children who shouted at him yesterday. JUS
tice Bergen imposed the line.
Thieves entered the house of W. ii. Whipnle, No.
10 south PoItland-ave about o'clock last
ing i.y means OF a second-story front WINDOW, ana
stole Jewelry valued at 500.
Mayor Low left town yesterday afternoon for
Stockbridge, Mass where ne VII remain until
material for his messagt to the Common Council.
Commissioner Ropes, of the CITY Works Depart
uent Yesterday gave notice to the East River
Bridge authorities that he should cut of their
supply if the they owe the city, about 5000, is
MOI paid by Tuesday.
Police and Excise Commissioner JOurdan yester-
day appointed Colonel r. l.. Langford Deputy
Commissioner and Chief Clerk, III place OF Coo
mel Samuel Richards recently elected Register.
Colonel LangfOrd has been accountant OF the De-
partment for tour years HIS salary was $1,000.
Ii Will now be S3 600. George k. Smith, secretary
OF the Excise Board, has been made accountant at a
salary of II 800, an Advance of $500.
Adam Larbig was charged yesterday by Mrs,
Etue LarDlg who says that she is a story writer,
with assaulting her at her house, No. 90 South
Eighth-st. She said that married To LaTblg
I'm 1S75 fOUud attgrWari that he had another
wife living. lie had frequently beaten her. Larblg
denied the assault and sud that the marriage GER
ttcate 10. ged Letters were shown In which
he called the woman his wife Justice kenna fined
LaTbg Sl5 for the assault ana the tine was paid by
his first wife.
The Juuiata will he placed IN dry dock at the
Ere Basin Monday morning, III order that her cop
per may be thoroughly examined and the leak
which was developed IN her trial stopped The
Juniata was san yesterday TO join The Mediteran-
ian Squadron but IN her tra on Thursday she was
forced on the ROmer shoals by merchant vessel
just entering the Swash Channel She laid there
there several hours and 1t Is feared at her copper
injured.
Comm ,dorc Stephen b. Luce and Civil Engineer
A. Is. MuIlett, who form with Chief Engineer Lor-
ing the board appointed to inquire into the condl-
ton Of the Navy Yards, we've at the Navy Yard in
Brooklyn yesterday, accompanied by Assistant-E En-
glneer IOrlcott, secretary OF the board. Cher En-
RIneer LOrug, though still confined to his bed,
able to consult with the other members of the
boarl. Commodore Luce and Mr.. Mullett, accom-
panied 10y Commodore Upshur visited several por-
uone OF the yard. Inc Impressions that they re-
celycd IN this survey Will be Kept profound secret
until TIE board makes its report,
WESrLHESIEk COUNTY.
TAERYTOwN.-MTs Mary +. Strong, widow of
Colonel strong, the poet, who was recently married
10 Ur. j. II. uTinan, was arrested ON Tuesday even
ing Oh complaint OF Mrs. Horlense H. Furnan
former wIie OF Or. FuIman. who seeks 10 recover
RZ5 900 from Mrs strong for breaking up herhOme
ana cntlcing her husband away from her. Dr. Fur
man claims to have obtained absolute divorce IN
Western STATE from his wl1e prior to ms marriage
with Mrs Strong.
STATEN ISLAND.
TOrTENvIILE.-- old BillOpp house. which was
I'm pOssesslOn OF the BRUSH duFIug the revolution