New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-26
NETWORK CITY.

NETWORK CITY.
The total number of arrivals at Castle Garden last
week was II. 200.
| The TOnbs Police Court has been repainted and
| reitted.
| Fishermen who angle from the wharves are becom-
| ing very numerous IA spring advances.
| Pictures of Longfellow had large sale in the
| streets yesterday.
| The many peders daily crowdng Nassau-st.,
very much 0verburdened street at BEST are becom-
| ing grieyOus nuisance.
The Rev. Or. Maynard will lecture on Monday af I,
ternOon on "Cathedrals of Italy and NetherlandS"
illustrated. at Chickering Hall.
| Gardeners were at work yesterday setting out
| trees in the Battery Park. The meditatIve tramp
baskng in the sun looked on with quiet interest.
Deaths last week. 1853; births, 502 marriages,
40 arrests, ,1S4 excise licenses granted, lSI,
| aud fines collected 81 1,2l5.
| The members of the Metropolitan baseball club
began their practice yesterday al the Polo Gr0unds
| Manager Mutrle is looking for another chango
| pitcher.
| The nineteenth annual commencement Of the New,
| York Medical College aud Hospital for Women VIII
take place at Association Hall on Tuesday evening
| at CLOCK,
IL MEMORY OF DR.. GARNFT.
Memorial services will be held tonight in the ShI-
| lob Presbyterian Church in honor of the Rev. DR..
| Garnet DR.. Gurchard and o hers Will speak.
II SERIOUS NEED OF NEW SLIPS
| The half rotted and broken piles that form the
slips Of the Hunters Point and James Slip Ferry,
in striking contrast with the hne boats or that
| line.
MONEY FOR THE SUGAR IMPORTERS.
The Secretary of the Treasury has issued an order
directing the rounding of the duties paid under
protest by sugar importers. in conformity with the
order of Secretary sherman. which was not sIls-
| tanned by the supreme Court The amount Is be-
| tween two and three million dollars.
COMMITTING A BROKER FOR EXAMINATION:
Officer Cooley of the Ihirtieth Sub-Irecinct ar
raigned in the Harlem Court yesterday William H.
Price, who described himself as broker living IN
Brooklyn, on charge OF dlsordelIy conduct lie
committed to he care OF the Commissioners or
Charities and Correction for examination as to his
mental condition.
NEW STEAMER FOR THE OLD JOHNSTON LINE.
The steamer Roanoke, built by john Roach
! for the Old Dominion Line, will arrive here from
Chester, Penn, to-day tomorrow. The Roanoke
is an iron screw steamer with three decks beside
the hurricane deck. She is 270 eet long and has
4 feet breadth of BEAM Her hold ia 20 feet
| inches in depth She will accommodate about 100
passengers.
FINED FOR AssAULrING HARRoR MASTER.
James H. PTUSeus, harDOr MASTER was complain
ant the Yorkyille Court yesterday against
| Phillip Marley, owner of n cOai-ygrd at No. 81
West Fifty-ffth-st.. and John Mullins, an empOye
of Markcy, whom he charged with mo ring a canal
boat loaded Wi coal at the foot OF West Fifty
oeyeni-st Without ms permiSs on,and with assault
ing blm when he attempted 70 enforce MS authOuty
Justice Gardner fined the accused persons $40 each
KNOCKED DowN BY AN USNANAGEABLE HORSE.
" HE I. +. Ne-bit Of No. l13 LtMngtJn-ave,
was driving a spirited horse in Third-ave. near
at the elevated cars Hnd became unmanagraDle. III
ran against James Vllarra, of No. l6l East One
hundred and Ienth-st, who was crossing the
avenue knocked him down and trampled on hiin.
Viiarra WAS taken 10 Bellevue Hospital, suffering
from serious injuries to his head and back.
THE TROUT DISPLAY All FULTON Market
The opening of tue rOut season aud the display OF
fine front aud Other fish viii also tie he occasion
for the ope1ing of the new Fulton Market building
III which the exhibition Will be held. The hand
some invitations when have been sent out have
picture of the market on the on size and contain
quotation from one of the Old English Waltonians,
Ea her zaak perhaps, or hi angling comr'tde Mon
| tagHe Cotton
PIERS SOLD FOR OVER MILLION DOLLARS.
Several pier, the North River, belonging to the
heirs OF William &. Rhnelander. were sold on fore
| closure at the Exchange Auction Rooms at No. III
broadway yesterday. The pier at the loot OF
Aarrayt. was purchased by f. A Crqiks shan, for
laudrrs heirs for S2l6,5OG Pat Barctayst., f.. A.
Cruik shank, S2l6O00; at Jay-St ny Il. n. camp,
$3 100. and tnat IT the front oil Beach-st, also by
Mr. camp for Sl77.OO0.
REPORTS OF BUILDINGS EXAMINERS.
An examiner OF the Buildings Bureau reported
yesterday thai buildings Nos. So. 80 and 81 Fulton
st. and No. 10 God-st. had been made unsafe by
cavationS in the rear, and he recommended that
GlS Watcr-st. and 8 West-st were ordered to be
puiied lowu as they were declared to be danger
Onsly unsafe. Other buildings reported unsafe
we're Nos 402 and 4OI East Twenty -irSt-st. No.
$40 West filty-third-st and No. 20 Oak-St.
DIRECTORS OF A TUNNEL COMPANY.
The following directors the ensuing year
elected Yesterday by the stockholders OF tho Cen
trail Tunnel Railway Company William H.
Worthen, General COchrtue, Henry T.. Stetson
Gouverneur lllotson, John Schuyler, Ogden T.
Pell Charles b. Mesrrole, William Z. NicoH Spen
Srrpnen y. Lockwood and Il. T. Pull. General
COchTane elected president; William Il.
Norihcn, vice-president; Henry e. Stetson, treas
urer William Kent, ecretary, and John schuyler,
chief engineer.
MISSION WORK IN BRAZIL.
The Rev. L., w. Chamberlain spoke last evening
in Dr. John Halls church, at iiIth-ave and Fifty
said that he would answer the four questions: Is
there any need of missionary work In Brazil J
is there any desire for it the part of the people Of
that country What Is the supply OF workers
What is lacking tor the work The speaker an
swered the first two questions atirmatvely, with
facts and anecdotes. The supply OF workers, he
said, was meagrc. and the great lack was money
with which to carry on the work
TWO MORE ORDERS OF ARREST FOR A PRISONER
The case of j. Cahoone, of the Astor House,
against Andrew V. smith, age tifty for utterlng a
false token purporting to be an order for money
drawn by Middleton IL Co, brokers' of Washing
ton was further adjourned for week by Justice
Power yesterday at the Tombs. Deputy Sheriff
Mctionigle was present court with orders of
rest in two suits against Smith, one from the
stevens Patent Company. for 1000. and one in
which the complainant was LYDIA L. Meeker Tor
$4,000. Smith was rrcommitted.
LIFE INSURANCE FOR MERCHANTS.
The news that the Governor had signed the
amendments to the charter of the New-lOrk Com
mercial Association was received with satisfaction
at the Produce Exchange yesterday. According to
the new charter provision may be made for the
widows and families of deceased members by assess
ing such members us shall agree thereto. No such
payment will effect the proportlonate share in the
property OF the association OF those who do not en-
ter into the agreement.
PLANS FOR NEW COTTON EXCHANGE.
A ballot of the members of the Cotton Exchange
will be taken April TO determine whether plot
of ground shall be,purch ased and new building
erecled II has been estimated that building Of
seven stories. with offices to rent will cost
$500. 900. aud one for Exchange purposes alone,
I6lS 500 1t is thought the first plan Will obtain
most favor as the income could be made to exceed