New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-02-02

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NEW-YORK.
Tie Buildings Bureau condemned Yesterday the
buildings Mt No AS Pearl-st., and ut SeVeht'-a'''
and tiity-cig,tll-st.
NEW ROOMS FOR THE COFFEE EXCHANGE;
The G. flee Exchange has rented two large 0ilceS
on The GROUND floor of the building at the Julcsion
of Beaver arg lGarl-sts, ana W., ,nNG iSto
single large room for the uses of the Exchange.
WOUNDED ~ FIGHT.
Louis Donate an Italian abortr; age twenty twenty
Tuesday nirhf at No. 453 East northumberland
cIeycnth-st in quarrel with two other ltaIans;
John Orlando and Rocco DeieslQ; donate received
a DANGEROUS abdominal wound at the hanus Oh
orlando and was taken to the Ninety-ninth street
Hospital
STEALING PROPERTY VALUED AT $500 .
Jobn Marion age twentv-sIX, OF No. ~ Chrystic-
CT was rearrairncd Yesterday before Justice Smith
by Detective OConnOr OF the central onlce' oi.
complaint of Simon Levin, at No: SIanIQn-s,' Ior
having entered the premises of Simon Levin nj 40
. Sfanton-st. on January =, and having stolen
cloth and wearing apparel OF the value OF S3oo' lie
was held for examination
wp1r OF ERROR FOR MURDERER.
Presiding Judge Noah Davisin the Supreme Court
Chambers granted yesterday writ Of error III the
Cont of Appeals in favor of William Sndram, VINO
ia sentenced to be hanged on February 10 for the
murder of Mrs Crave. Judge Davis refused to
grant Stav of proceedings III the meantime. ~
understood that Sndran's counsel intends TO apply
to Governor Cornell for a respite OF the sentence
MEETING OF THE MrDICo-LEGAL SOCIETY.
There was jolly gathering OF doctors ana law
vcrs AT the meeting of the Medlco-lrG Soclcty
last evening at No - West Ihrty,ii sf-si; P' ..
firing address and Clark Bell, the prcsdent-elect:
followed with his first dress. The members OF
the two professions then joined in lively discus
sion of br. J. G. Johnson's paper entitled An~s-
thetics Medico-Lcgaly conSid"rcd'
CROSSING FIRE DEPARTMENT WIRES.
The Fire commissioning passed the following res
oution yesterday: That the counsel to the cor
uoraticn he requested to inform this Deparlneht
whether the companies furnishing electric hGht
can Ice restrained from running their wires under,
over or across The telegraph wires of this Depart
mcnt and whether they are liable Tor DAMAGES
caused thereby, and what Is the proper legal remedy
for loss received by the Fire Department
ROUGH WEATHER AT SEA.
The steamships De Ruyter, from Antwerp. and the
Acadia, from the Mediterranean, arrived yesterday
several days overdue. Both vessels encountered
tempestuons weather. and were run at reduced
speed. The Anchor Line steamship FHrnessia also
had rough voyage. and on Saturday and Sunday
encountered severe huIricale: 1 ne Wner IIG,I
Bremen, had simIi lar experience. me hshlng
schooner Storm Child of GreenpOrt, l.. J., while
passing through Buttermilk Channel on Tuosiay
night, was capSZcd IN Il SqualI. captain Young ana
the crew were rescued.
MEETING OF TIE DOCK COMMISSIONERS.
At the meeting of the Dock commissioners yeSter-
waterfront between Broome and Deancey-stS.;
asking on the part OF the New-HOrk, Lake Erie and
Western RAILROAD, permission 70 erect coyeIGd
buildmr on piles adjoining and in front of the
bnIkhead between Piers No. - and IS. to be used
as n freight depot. After long discussion the pc
tiion was laid over to give property owners an OPP
attention ot the Board called by the Corpora
lion Counsel to a discrepancy in the accounts OF tic
Board IL 1879, amounting to 1919.
ACTION OF THE LOYAL LEGION.
4 meeting Of the COnlmandery of the State of
New-York of the Military Order of the LOYAL Legion
of the United States was held last evening at Del
monicos Maior-General Henry w. Socum was
chairman. and Brigadier-General Charles A. Carrie
ton acted as recorder. Among those present were
General Frederick I. Locke, Colonel Horatlo {.
King General John j. Milhau, Chaplain John For
svthr United States Army, and General Charles Il.
Graham. Several new members were elected.
committee was Apo intel to drait resolutions win
reference 20 the death of General Sas Casey, of the
limited Sta.es Army. At the conclusion of tho
business meeting the members sat down to dinner
THE LAST YEAR At THE NORMAL COLLEGE.
Al the meeting Of the Board of Education yeSter-
dat President Hunter. of the Normal College, sub
mittcd his annual report for 1851. lie SAID mat
the fourth year of study tai Ken by sGme OF the
graduates had proved, by their great Improvement,
the q slom of extending the regular course II was
recommended that The past graduates OF the coe2e
should DC employed as special teachers OF FRENCH
and German. The number OF siuIeuis admitted
during 1881 was sos. Thomas ). Ncllls, sanitary
engineer OF the Board of Health. reported with ref
crcnce so the alleged unhealthy condlu0n OF the
Training Department Of the Normal College that
the sanitary condition of the building was excel
lent President Hunter said that less than per
BROOKLYN.
The Grand Jury made prcscntmcnt yesterday
concerning the defective sanitary condition III the
new Raymond street JAN
The cigar factory Of Manuel Valdez, at No. 81
Fulton-st. was robbed yesterday morning of 10000
cigars worth $500. Entrance was effected by false
keys.
The Rev James Z. Smith, formerly Uniyersalist
pastor was ordained to the ministry of the Congre-
| gational Church. IN the East Church, Brooklyn'
| last evening
The Rev. Mr. Spong Of the diocese Of New-York,
has been appointed NlS'ant minister OF me kta-
stic Church Of the Mediator Protestant Episcopal
i'm Oruon,-place OF which the Rev. J. W. Sparks is
rec or. This church is not recognized by Bishop
Ilttciohn Of the diocese OF Long Island on account
| of its High Church procivltleS.
| The house No. ia LIvngstOn-st., owned by
! Theodore Tilon, aud occupied by HIM Tor many
! wears. has been sold to Franklin Woodruff tor
| IS 600 subject TO a mortgage OF $500 heid by
| Mr. Woodruff Us guardian. The deed which was
| filed in the Registers Office yesterday, bears the
signatures of Theodore lllton ana ME- h,izapeth
! VI Ttou. The latter now lives IN Macoh-st',
| Brooklyn.
As the English ship Senator, Captain Reuben
| FELTON,. was going down the Bay yesterday a
! pUtiuy arose among the sailors, several OF whom
attacked the first and second mates. in tho ARRAY
| tLc first mate, James Bruce, received three stab
wounds. They are not dangerous. one OF the sail
! ors Ernest Quito, was somewhat injured Inc
following sailors arrested. after the vessel put
hacl; TO the Erie Basin and were lodged in the Van
| Brunt Street Police station JIIuS DelIsle, ileIre
! Roberts. Antoni Maccamisi John Murray, Charles
| Spencer and Ernest Quito
! NEWARK.
| The Rev. Hugh Murphy n Roman Catholic priest
without A parish visited the house of Bishop Wig
| ger Tuesday night, and demanded that he be taken
care Of The Bishop offered him -, which he re-
| tmscd to accept Murphy became insulting. and the
Bishop sent tor police officer and had him arrested.
| The priest was locked up at the second Precinct
| Police Station. II" perfectly sober. lie was
! deposed from the priesthood in 1873.
! Coroner Read, Of Newark, began an inquest yes
| terday in the case Of Lena Fritz, cook employed
! I'm ChaIlcs Mamrnra h0Lcl 40 MOntclllr. who was