New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-01
NETWORK CITY.

water near Castle Garden yesterday.
Unsafe buildings reported yesterday Nos. 357
Chcrrv-,t 80 Rutgers-st. ircarl IOl Nlhth-aVe'
and 326 West Thirty -slxth-st rear.
The lease of the building ut No. "a West Twenty
fonrtb-st has been assigned by Edward ;. Stokes
to Elizabeth Patterson aud others 1T expires III
May, 1887.
w. Wilcox & Co.. the lard refining firm who
snSnerdrd several weeks ago have made salts
factory settlement with their creditors ana Will To-
sumo business tomorrow.
Emigration Commissioners Henry a. HurlDut ana
Charles f. Ulrich who have been IN Europe 1or
three months are returning home on the Hulon
steamship Alaska, which Is expected to reach THIS
port Oh sunday.
THE CITY OF RICHMOND REPAIRED.
The Long Branch steamer City OF Richmond
which was disabled on Wednesday by the carrying
away Of her steering gear was repaired III llhe 10
| resume her trips yesterday.
DARING THEFT OF VALUABLE BIRD.
4 valuable African parrot III giIieu case, T'S
stolen yesterday from bird ore III broadway, p1-
tween Twenty ninth and ThirtetI-sts., by n sneak
thief II was near the open door of the store when
the thief rushed in and seized it, The proprietor OF
the sjOre was taken much by surprise ihdt ne uiu
not pursue the rascal in time to cause his arrest
CITY MISSIONS ~ AUGUST.
The Ncw-York CITY Mission reports Tor the month
of August 37s Gospel services with an aggregate
pledges 5000 tr.cts, papers and books disrIouted
$40 families aided, $50 children sent mo tne
country, etc. The receipts for the month were
$Gl7 20 and the payments Nl,091 0H.
PRIESTS TRANSFERRED.
Cardinal McCloskcy has transferred the Key
William II. Tole from st. Patrick Church IN New
ST. as an assistant to Father Thomas j. - iceX. Inc
Cardinal has also transferred tnc Key John - NC
| Grath from st. Joachim's Church IN Mat'el"ah 10
ST. Patrick's Church, at Mott and Prnce-stS
QUARANTINE OF IMPORTED CATTLE.
Mr. Sanders, a member of the Government Cattle
Commission, visited the Custom House yesterday
by Collector Robertson. II is expected that the
Commission accompanied by the Collector Will to-
day make a personal inspection OF IN slIoS pro-
posed for the quarantine of imported cattle
FALLING OFF IN IMMIGRATIoN.
The records Of immigration M Castle Garden snow
falling of of about II per cent In the arrivals LOT
wear The arrivals we're 2S,l65 or 1878 less than
in August, 1881. The grafton from January
| to date amounted 10 343,olS against olO,t|| lor
tue same period in 1851.
EARLY RETURN OF TOURISTS.
The return of tourists from Havana ana Mexico
who come North to spent the sugIaer every year
has begun unusually early. Inc AlcNahdre
steamship City of Puebia, Captain Deaken com
mandIng sailed yesterday with ninety-hye caDn,
passengers forty-iivc of whom go 10 Havana, ana
fhe resi- to Mexico. The City of Pucbla also TOOK
four American horses for persons III Havana ana
two to Vera Cruz
SENDING HEALTH CIRCULARS TO ITALIANS.
Sanitary Superintendent Day yesterday reeeiYe0a
letter from DR.. Elisha Harris, secretary or tc NIalG
Board of Health, stating that health circulars lld
been distributed in slXtyseven towns along tle me
of the West shore Railroad wnere Italian laDoTcrs
are employed. Dr. Harris expressed the none that
none of the Italians who were attacked WIN yPnus
fever would be taken INTO the cities Inc SIX prlh1
cipal contractors for the construction OIL the IOdu
employ about 5000 men.
TRYING A NEW FIRE ENGINE
The Fire Commissioners CHIEF Engineer Bates ana
several of the battalion chiefs of the Department.
went to the foot of East Seyenecnth-st Yesterday
to witness q trial OF new hre engine, wFi t was
built by the Clapp ~ Jones COMPANY, OF Albany.
With a three-inch nozzle the engine Ilrcw stream
of water 90 feet and with two.lnch nozzle IL
feet. BY means of a 'Slainese coHheciloh' Two
streams were united in one and thrown through y
two-inch nozzle 80 feet. The new engine Is con-
sdercd one of the most powerful III use.
one MAN TO MEET PoRTY-NlNE CHILDREN,
4 party Of fory-nine children, sent out by HE
TRIBUNE Fresh Air Fund 20 NIncYch and liarpeIS-
WIFE, re umed to the city yesterday morning oy 'Ie
Albany boat. All the people ar thc TWO Nllll-G'
where the children have been visiting were Inuch
pleased with them, and sent them home loaded win
new clothes aud other memcntoes of their VISIT.
There was only one man TO meet the party ycser-
day morning, the other persons VINO should nave ave
been there doubtless finding II announcement 10 get
UP and get to the boat by o'clock.
TO BE SENT To ITALY FOR TRIAL.
Valentino Laura. age twelve. cabln-boy on board
| the Italian bark La Maria, lying OH Iler No. IL
East River who was detained on a charge Ot'stdO-
hing Gitana Romano on that ship on August H. IN
| nicing serious wound. IN accordance with a re-
| INST rom District Attorney McKcon was yester-
day handed over by Justice Patterson To "A repre-
| sentative OF the Italian COnsul-GeneIal, by Whom
! he was placed in the custody OF Captain L. T.
Irapani; OF the bark Maria. He will be taken to
| Italy for trlal.
ACCUSING THE MEN WHO ASSAULTED HIN.
Having sufficiently recovered 10 leave 1elleyue
| Hospital, Peter stein, the Goerck-st lIGuor-ealer
! who was shot in the mouth by Francis Nixon, yes
| tcrdaV appeared in the Essex Market Court ac-
| companied by his WIFE He made the necessary
afdav1ts against Nixon and James stanley, charg-
| ing them With felonlous assault STANLEY
| pleaded not guilty, bat Nixon refused 10 say
ANYTHING regarding the charge and both were held
for trial. Mir. Stein was unable to identity Michael
| CunmIs<cv who was under arrest for completely
in the assault and Justice Kbreth discharged him.
THE ROBBERIEs AT SANDS POINT.
The burglars who broke INTO the summer houses
! of Richard O(;orman and Henry Arthur at Sands
! Point. Long Island, last Tuesday ngnt have not
| vet been found Mr. OG0rman, who VAS seen by u
IEIBUNE reporter yesterday sad, that he rad lVed
| at Sands Point for twenty years, and had never
| known Il case OF burglary 10 occur there before.
He thought that the thieves had been attracted to
the place by reports tlat valuable silver services
| were IN Use among the re 1dcuts. lie was OF the
! opinion that the robbcre5 were committed by pro-
| tcssIOnal thieves.
BROOKLYN.
Chief Engineer Culyer, of the Park Department,
! reported 10 the Commissioners yesterday That 1t
would take 5 800 to put the pavement OF bedford
ave, III good repair.
The contract for the construction Of the new sta
| bes in Prospect Park has been awarded 10 John
| Lee for $4,000. They Will be built near Ninth
| ave. ana SlNth-st
Joseph Ewing. ace forty, of Atlantic-aye. and
Monroc-st., East Ncw-lorN was arrested yesterday
| Tor passing spurious gold quartcr-caSics. -Four
| cents glldcd were found IN his possession
The Democratic judiciary Convention to nomi-
nate a Justice of the supreme Court to succeed
| Judgc Jasprr W. Gilbert, who Ia, reached tue age
Of seventy years. Will meet i'll Brooklyn on Wednes-
| day, October l.
Secretary Foger has appointed Edwards :. san
| ford of 40. II MOntagIe-st, BrOOAlyn rs one OF
| the commissioners To hN the site Tor the new Fed
| cral Building for Brooklyn. Mr.. SANFORD IS wee
president o. the Adams Express Company. l ne
| two other Commissioners to DC appointed VIII Dc
| civil engineers.
Mayor Low yesterday appointed Edward H. kaiD-
! 1ci,cn, Jonathan Ogden aud Alexander L orr COM
us5Ioncrs to appraIse the amount oi the aggregate