New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-02
NETWORK CITY.

The number of immigrants who arrived at Cas-
ii, Garden last week was l3CPG.
Unsafe buildings reported yesterday: Nos. 80
East tOurti-st., 1913 ana 40 SeVenth-s'' ana l'V'V
SecOnd-aNe.
A fine opportunty TO study horticulture is AZ
foroed bv The decorations OF the far sex rs they
walk IN Filth-avc.
The number of foreign letters received at the
Post Once last WcCh-l22, J-4-"ds larger tLih III
any previous week.
The bylaw proyiling for gratuiiy fuud for the
members of the Produce Exchange WAS adol ted by
the Board of Managers yesterday.
The Generation Counsel has written an opinion
holding that thr Mayor has not authority to license
auc IOEeeTs not residents OF TINS cllN
ENTRIES TOR TIE DOG SHOW.
The entries lof tine dog show VIII close to-moiIo"
The spccial prize list is still increasing. five new
urZe- being offered yesterday. IT i stated th1t the
entries lar greatly III excess g. any previous
year.
INCREASE IN POSTAL MATTER.
The receipts irolY all sources ~ che New-lork
Pos, Once for the first three months OF lo72 were
= UGf $50 St. beng over 10 per cent greater IMAM
Tor the corresponding quarter Vi t0ol' NV@il9
fourhtths of the revenue Is net gam to the OON-
| eminent
CONTRIBUTIONS TOR THE .ACIoEs' FUND.
The fol loving additional contributions have been
received 10y Treasurer Palmer for the Actors Fund
X. II. Macy y Co.. %50 MorIis Simmonds, 90 ;
r. J. McBndc, go: William j. Castle, 80; A. 5.
s.crs S25; h. ". Parser so; =. }. Bentley go
previously acknowledged, = ,4Sv %
BAsE-BALL AT TIE POLO GEoUNDs.
About 800 people assembled nj the POLO Grounds
Yesterday afternoon to witness b1se-balI same
between the Jasper club, of Manhattan COLLEGE, ana
the Metropolitan nine. lNnch ana app plche4
and caught for the professionals. and Lynch and
Pierce Tor the College nInc. HE score by innings
was as follows:
metropolitan. ,....5 o
orIMBO ApPo's sos HELD FOB TRIAL.
George Apo, ago twenty. II No. ~ west Ihily y
frs-st., son OF Quimbo Apo, now serving term III
the STATE Prison, was TeaIraIgned before justice
Smith yesterday at the lombs. Pedro T. eel Dallt
a Spauiard from Planieid, NeW-jcTsey, charged
Appo with the larceny of "A gold watch valued At
100 from his person at broadway ana lultOn-st.,
on March 20. Apo was held IN default q 4l,oVO
| bail.
DESPERATE OK ACCOUNT OF A FAMILY QUARREL
MIS- Martha Warner, age thgty-5lX attempted IL
| kill herself yesterday 10y swallowing quantity Of
paris green al her home nj No. "a West lenih-st
She was taken 10 the ST. Nmcents Hospital where
II WAS thought she might recover. lie cause ol her
| desperation was said TO be drunken quarrel be
tween her husoan and son III the house on rlday
evening. Her mind vas believed TO be affected.
TO AID AN EXCELLENT CHARITY.
A concert - he given III Stlnway Han on APRIL
10 iOr Tie benefit OF the Summer Hospital at tar
Kockaway, built in connection with 81. Mary free
Hospital Tor children IN this city Inc committee
IL charge Includes the Rev. Drs. DiX Mulcahey aud
| lloughton and Thurlow Weed, Cornelius Wander
! blt. Lloyd Aspinwall Mrs. j.. n. DickersoA' MIS-
| James Hartman, mrs K. V. Mckm, Airs. {. {.
Dodge aud others. Tho object OF the concert Is an
| admirable one and 1t deserves generous support.
HELD FOR ASSAULTING HIS PARTNER
The examination lnsthe case OF the assault upon
| Raphael H. Wolff Of th, firm OF X. ii. WOlh " Co.,
formerly steel and irOn importers, at No. % john
81 by Raphael Kahn, Of No. lU7 West Forty nird-
| ST. a JUNIOR member of the same firm, i'll the
private office OF the complainant November 20,
| 1851 " as concluded by Justice Smith, yesterday
at the TUmbs. Kahn was held for trial ia the Court
OF Special Sessions in default of $500 bail. Ills APP
| plIcaton for "a warrant against W OH was denied.
| REPORTS OF INCOMING VESSELS.
The bark MlstletOe, which arrived III port ycster
| dav met with heavy southwest gales on her yOy-
apr which split and carried away her sails In lati-
| tGde 3so 10 north. longitude 81 30 west. John
| Hanney, while furlng sail fell overheard and
| was drowned n boat that was put out could not
| find any trace of him. The State of Florida from
| GLASGOW encountered continuous west and south
| west gales. On March %, the bark harJenskJuid.
40 miles southwest OF Cape llenapen passed pieces
| of wreckage board bore the letters kcr,
| evidently the last syllable OF the vessels name.
HIS BACK BROKEN BY FALLING TREE.
Andrcw Gubas, a hungarian, who arrived a.. Castle
| Garden Oh Friday with his wife and slA children
met with a peculiar accident III Greenwlch-st., yes
| terday AS he WAS walking with his family near
! the tlte OF tho old W ashngton Hotel, wagon
| loaded with lumber ran against dead tree and
broke il Off In its descent II struck the hungarian
| In the back The injured man was taken to Cham
BEN Street Hospital. where IT was thought his bach
MAS broken. hls family. which Is .uiueh distressed