New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-28

FYnh Arenue Hotel-The Hon. Robert C. Winthrop
sn Rev James Freeman Clarke Of Boston
Giissg HouseThe Rev Dr. vi C. catie If eacen Oh fe
Mexican Minister at washin gton WindsoT HOe7The
eTai James H. Wilson Of Brunswiek-Heniy
q. Parker Of Boston
NETWORK CITY.
Third-ave. above Harlem bridge is TO be known
as North Thlrd-ave."
John C. Hutchinson, Johnston. n. Y. sends 81 for
the Sergeant Mason fund.
UNSAFE BUILDINGS.
Buildings reported unsafe Yesterday Nos 143
Liberty-st, 500 Water-st., 542 Greenwch-st., 352
East Twentieth-st. and 700 East Eleventh-st. (oc-
cupied for school purpOses).
PROVIDING FOR HEBREW ExILEs.
Secretary Kurshcldt, of the Hebrew Immigrant
Aid Society, has made temporary arrangements Tor
ployment to be found for them, at Greenpoiut
GROUND BROKEN FOR A NEW CHURCH.
Ground has been broken for the new church
building of the Observation-Disclosures Street
Methodist Episcopal Society in Northumberland
eighteenth-st., between First and Second-aves.
DEFEATING AN AMENDMENT.
proposed amendment to the charter of the Cot,
ton Exchange, to provide that the managers sian sian
five each year. defeated 10y the members yester-
day.
TALKED OF TO SUCCEED THE REV. Mr.. DONALD
The Rev. W. VI. Geer, of Oyster Bay, l.. l., is
talked of for the rectOrshp of the Church of the In
tcrcession on Washington Heights, made vacant by
the coming removal OF the Rev. Mr.. Donald 10 the
Church of the Ascension.
ATHLETIC SPORTS IN DOWNTOWN STREETS.
Pedestrians in Fulton-st. yesterday frequently
INDUCED in athletic sports Inc ho Tun nat s long g
wade through the innumerabe puddles and over
flowing cutters of muddy water.
MEETING OF BAPTIST MINISTER'S.
The Rev, Dr. Henry Miller presided at the meeting
of the Baptist ministers yesterday morning, and the
Rev. +. X. Morse read paper on " dhe Gail and the
Work of the Christian Ministry" Five minute
speeches followed from several pastors
A SCHEDULE FILED.
In connection with the assignment OF Elise Ma
qnin and David Maguin, importers of watches and
iewerv at Sxteenth-st. and Union Square, to Will
lam A. Wheelock, the following schedule was filed
Yesterday: Liabilities, $177,00 49, nominal as
sets, $Il3, G63 90 actual assets, $G2,O34 40.
VIOLATING THE LOTTERY LAW.
On complaint of Detective Conner, OF Inspector
Murray's staff Charles Grassman, of No. GO Market
ST.: John Rhinehardt, of the same place, and Denis
Hogan of No 92 Orchard-st., were held, in default
Of 600 hail. by Justice White Yesterday at the
Essex Market Police Court for selling lottery policy
slips. ......- . .....-.,
A shabbily dressed man, who said his name was
Joseph Matthews. and that he was brother of
Stanley Matthews, of the United states Supreme
C0urt applied 10 Justice Kilbreth at the Jefferson
Market Police Court, yesterday for aid. He said he
was hungry and had not money enough to write to
his brother. lie was supplied with meal and lodg-
ing. 49,. -. .,.-- 10000.
John Cunningham Stewart. the superintendent
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the Canadian Postal Service recently spent two
days in an examination of the workings OF the New
York Post Office He expressed himself as highly
pleased with the efficiency and good discipline
manifested and especially praised the arrangements
for the economical transaction of the public busl-
ness.
At the regular meeting of the New-YOrk Academy
Of Sciences at No. II West Thirty -first-st., last
evening, Professor Thomas EglestOn spoke at some
length upon The Proposed Government Commits
sion for the Testing of Iron and Steelp He referred
TO the necessity of having machine suited to the
accurate testing of steel and showed the import
ance of this test in the building of bridges and lay
ing OF rails
THE CITY OF BERLIN REPAIRED.
The Inman steamship City of Berlin, which was
into Boston by be the GG4a sca dn FeSp
ary % will start for this city to-day. The broken
shaft has been replaced by new one, and she VIII
sail for Liverpool April g. When the City OF Ber-
lin returns liverpool she will be provided with ten
new boats, eight of which are fitted as lifeboats
They each eighty feet in length.
THE oGORMAN-ARNOUX SUIT.
Stewart l.. WoOdfOrd, attorney for Judge
Arnoux moved yesterday before Justice Lawrence,
i'm the Supreme Court, Chambers for an order d.
ney-Generaf on the relation of Richard OGorman,
against Judge ArnouX to GUST him from his office of
Judge of the Superior Court, TO put III reply TO
Judge Arn0uX's amended answer. Francis n.
Bangs on the part of Mr. OGOrman, opposed the
motion. Justice Lawrence reserved his decision.
TO ASK THE RELEASE OF AMERICAN CITIZENS.
the Irish National Land League i'll this city request
ing the members to attend mass meeting to be held
in Cooper Union Oh Monday evening April 3. The
object of the meeting will be to protest against the
imprisonment of American citizens in English
prisons A series Of resolutions has also been sub
United for adoption One of these calls upon Con-
eTess TO compel the Government to demand speedy
trial for such citizens speedy release Another
asks that Minister James Russell Lowell be recalled
or impeached.
HIS PLAGUING OF THE BOYS CUT SHORT.
G.. Barker officer of the Ncw-1Ork Juvenile
ASYLUM was complainant in the Harlem Court yes
teTtiay against John Smith, thirteen years DID, Of
No 535 West Forty -siXth-st lie stated that Smith
was formerly an inmate OF the asylum, and that
since his release he has been in the habit of calling
af the institution every Sunday and paguIng the
boys. Last Sunday Smith placed ladder against
the wall and was i'll the act OF jumping into the
grounds when he WAS stopped by Mr. Barker. lie
drew a pistol and threatened to shoot anyone who
moested him. lie was sent TO the House Of Refuge
WORKING FOR FIRE INSURANCE UNION
The committee in charge Of the duty of obtaining
signatures 10 the plan for the proposed Metropo-
tan Tariff Association of the NewlOrk lire lnsur-
auce companies has secured the assent OF about
nine-tenths of the companies Many of the sigma
lures however, have been given conditional upon u
practically unanimous acceptance OF the plan and
are subject TO withdrawal IL has not been deemed
advisable therefore, yet To put the plan into elect
hut the committee recently instructed by the
companies TO pursue ITS iabors iurtheT ana report
finally at a meeting which wall be held in about two
weeks.
ENTERING ON TWELVE YEARS IMPRISONMENT.
Dora Scberniker was convicted III December.
1850, Of abducting Eliza Doll. German immigrant