New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-22
NETWORK CITY.

There will be music thclMall in Central fafk NJ
4 p III. to-day, H. b. Dodworth, director
Annie Felt an infant in arms, fell from fourth
story window of the tenement house No. IL Ludlow
ST., yesterday, and was killed.
The Russian Emgrant Aid Society will send
back to their homes III Russia today twenty lam
lies fifty DcrsOns of the Russian Hebrew cxiles
LIGHTS SEEN FAR DOWN THE BAY.
The most conspicuous objects downtown nj
night, viewed from the rivers and bay arc thG cleo
trlc lights i'll the cOmpOslng-rOom OF HE tribune.
They are visible at great distance.
ARRIVALS OF IMMIGRANTS.
The steamship StrasbuTg, from Bremen, landed
1902 immigrants at Castle Garden yesterday; the
POaria from Hamburg. 729 the SueYla, from
Hamburg, w. and the Assyria, from Gibraltar, IS.
THE ATLANTIC YACHT CLUB CRUISE
The boats of the Atlantic facht club VIII rem
devious at Larchmont to-day to start on their an
nual cruise through Long Island Sound. AS nearly
all the yacht owners have promised TO take part IN
the cruise the presence Of large fleet is anticipated.
BUILDINGS REPORTED UNSAFE.
Buildings at Nos. 100 and 1872 Bowcry. 26S West
Tenth-st., and on the southeast corner OF Forty
secOnd-st. and Thireenth-ave, were reported to De
unsafe yesterday. The walls OF the soap factory at
No 424 Westinghouse. recently damaged by hre,
ordered to he pulled down.
FORGING HIS FATIIrI's NAME.
Emil Taussig, age twenty -four, of No. 81 East
Fiity-seyentll-st was arralgned before Justice
Gardner yesterday at the TOmbs Police Court on Il
charge of having forced his fathers to several
checks for small amounts on the Oriental and Ger
man Exchange Banks. His father Is at present III
90 Grand-st. The prisoner was held for cxani-
nation.
TIE FREE TRADE CLUB WISHES TO BE HEARD.
Everett i. Wheeler and George y. Mcsster wrote
recently to r. j. Porter, secretary of the larfl
Commission. requesting hearing before that body
on behulf Of their clients, the New York Free Trade
Club. They wish to be heard III regard to the
tariff copper and copper ore. nickel, steel rails
WIRE building materials salt, manufactured WOOL
paper stock, wood pulp and chemicals used III paper
making paints and oils and materials used IN their
manufacture, and also IN regard 10 Tue specHc uuty
woollen goods.
AN INSANE YOUvG WOMAN OBTAINED.
Mary Hadiey, a nchly dressed young woman;
who gave her res dence as at west Tenth ana
FOurth-ss., was brought TO the IOnbs Police Court
yesterday before Justice Gardner, on charge of
having manifested symptoms OF insanity on board
the steamer City of New-York, on the downward
trip from New Haven. She had threatened to com
init suicide by throwing herself overheard. She
was committed temporarily TO the care OF the Com
miAsioncrs OF Charities and Correction, and placed
under the treatment OF the ply sclans at Bellevue
Hospital.
THE INSTITUTE OF CHRISTIAN PHILOSOPHY.
The anniversary of the American Institute OF
Christian Philosophy was held at Warwick Wood
The Rev. Dr. Charles +. Deems, president Dir
William II. Allen, pr. John BaScom, Kemp F. Bat
tie, Bishop Cheney, DR.. r. d. Hitchcock, DIR. Mark
Hopkins Bishop Hurst General g. W. Custis Lee,
Bishop McTyeire, DR.. T. II. Nell. DR.. f. l.. Patton,
DR.. Noah Porter, DR.. William \. Scott, Bishop
Green and Professor Alexander Wlnchel, vice
presidents the Duke OF Argyle,
bury and the Archbishop of Dublin, honorary vice
presidents Professor John y. Paine, secretary and
w. O. Mcdowell, treasurer.
BROOKLYN.
MAYOR Low resumed his official duties yesterday,
after being away for ten days.
There Will be music at Prospect Park from p,
m to p. IN. by the sd Regiment Band, Felix j.
Eben leader.
A dispute led to blows in the Tax Office, in the
Municipal Building, yesterday, between Frederic
No, hon in app in he
ard, law clerk, who went to the office To get
copy of a bill. Neither was much hurt, and no
complaint was made to the police.
City Works Commissioner Ropes; with the as
sent OF Mayor Low, will have the following streets
repaved: Hamlton-ave.. from the ferry TO Van
Brunt-st. Furman-st., from FultOn-st TO Atlantic
ave: Kent-ave., from Division-ave. to Washington
ave: Kent-aye. from W ashingtOn-ave. TO ClaSson-
ave-; and Plymouth-st. tho entire length
Argument was made yesterday before Judge Cul-
len, III the Supreme Court. III the suit OF VI. J.
president of the Kings County Republican General
Committee, from ouSting him from his seat in that
Packard sets forth that what he did was in accord
with the rules OF the committee. The decision
was reserved.
JERSEY CITY.
Jacob Gregerich, age fiftv an employee in Bush &
HOllingsworths color works, Nos III aud liz
Ninth-st while lacIng a bolt yesterday morning
was caught in the shafting and whiriei around
number of times with frIghtfTl rapldity his head
striking the beams at every revolution. The ma
chinery stopped soon as possible and lis life
less body eXtricated. GregcrIch lived az No l43
Delaney St, New-York. lie leaves a wife and five
children.
NEWARK.
Jonas Rosenbcrcer, tailor living atJNo. los Court
ST. Newark, received 900 pairs Of mems trousers
from Goldsmith Stern d Co., a Philadelphia cloth
ing house, three weeks ago. with an order To have
them finished. A few days ago a representative OF
the firm went TO Newark to find ROsenberger and
ascertaed mat he had lett the city with the goods.
A detective was employed, who traced Rosenberger
and the goods to Toronto where the goods were
found i'll bonded warehouse. Yesterday ROsen-
berger arrested III Toronto and held for bring
ing stolen goods into the Dominion.
NEW-JERSEY.
PATERsoN.-Judgc Jonathan 5. Dixon, of the SUI
preine Court OF NeW-Jersey, yesterday granite "a
writ of certiOraT removing to the Supreme Court for
review the action OF the Board of 4 dermen OF the
city of Paterson III awarding contracts for the paw
ing of the streets. An Injunction TO prevent the
prosecution of the work had been refused by Chan
ccllOr Runyon for want o. jurisdiction; but the writ
OF cerOTari Will stop all permanent street improve
ments in Paterson this year, 1t has also the force
of an Injunction, aud fOrblds all action OH the mat
ter III DISPUTE until settled by the Supreme Court.
UOBoKEN-Thomas Lakeland, age seventeen, of
No. 20 WlliOw-st, and Ernest Elmer, age thirteen,
of Graud-st., the accOmplces of John Flynn, the
nine-yeaT-Old burglar who was arrested day
two ago, have been captured by the police. The
three have committed series OF petty burglaries IN
the past few weeks and they say their object was
to get sufficient money To take them to the variety
theatres. They were COMMITTEE for trial. The
young woman who jumped OF of the hewark-st.
pier on 1hursdaY night with suicidal intent, and
who refused 10 give any information about herself
after she was rescued, was more communicative
Yesterday She SAID her name was Viola Connolly
and that she lived with her sister AZ No. 62 Norfolk
st. New-YOrA. She had quarrelIed with her sister
aud wanted To kill herself The young woman was
formerly employed as a servant III this city. She is
held.
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
PEEKsKILLr-Ihe hearing in the matter of the set
Element of the Turner estate, IN which the Rev.
Henry Ward jeecher and Mrs. Beccher are involved,
set down for tomorrow, has been postponed for the
present
WHITE PLAINs.-Thc Third Ward of White Plains
has been represented in the Board of Trustees Tor
some time by two Republicans James Wright and
Daniel j. Trip. Recently Mr.. Trip expressed a
desire TO his colleague 10 secure the removal of