New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-16
NTW-YORK CITY.

17o: arrests 1871 Excise licenses issued, 277'
and fees collected, $17, 4G1.
Fifteen thousand two hundred and ;%ir! y-elent
immigrants arrived last week at Castle iarden', ~
j. cNnctcd that the tot nj number for the mon'h vi
April will be about seventy THOUSAND
MUTUAL UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY MEEIING,
Al meeting of the directors OF the Muluai
Union Telegraph Company yesterday, 3onn ~ ~
Moore was elected president, In place Oh Jun" ="
Evans, deceased.
HER CLOTHES SET ON FIFE BY 4 CANDLE oos
Laura Blgei, nine years cid. lel a. NO. -
Thompso1-si last evening. while she was carrying
lighted candle. Her clothing caught fire ana sue
was burned fatally.
A SMALLPOX CASE NOT REPORTED :.
The police of the Nineteenth Precinct were IN
formed lasf evening that Mary Mulligan. age TWEEN
ty-ive had died from smallpox at No ~ lliru
ave The Health authorities had NOT peeh lAlorincu
that there was case of smallpox III the house.
WALKING OFF TIE END or A PIER mr.
A man who looked ike German. ahout MY
years Old and poorly dressed walked OIL 1ne e"n 81
last night aud was drowned before assistance could
reach hun.
TO KEEP HEADQUARTERS, EVEN IF DISbANDtpi
The association of the ohccro ana leihp.I1, o. .nG
recently disbanded 9th Regiment has established
heodouarters at No. 800 Bowery, where rooms nave
been lifted up for the use OF tue mehuelS u 'ne oi
ganlzatlon.
PREPARING FOR ITS SEMI ENTENNIAL.
A meeting of the Executive Councli OF The AIpha
Delta phi Fraternity was held last evening at Del
molIicos. The committee appointed 10 maze ar
r1Dp
held in this city on May Il. Is anu IL maze us
report. - o,.-,.
The funeral of Hart Jackson, the theatrical man
oeer took Mace Yesterday at No. us FIiih-aVe.
The Rev. DR.. Houghton read the service. Aito !ng
those who attended the funeral were several OF tine
managers of New-York theatres. The BODY was
taken to Railway, \. D., for interment.
CONTRIBUTIONS ASKED FOR a MONUMENT
General Abram Daily age cighty-slx, Henry Nor
rs age eight y-four and George Cryger age eighty
five n committee of the veterans OF tile war OF
1872 desire contributions to aid IN the erection OF
= monument to their dec ascd comrades on The tots
owned by the Veteran Association III C9PI' - iiii'
Cemetery.
TWO WOMEN THROWN FROM WAGON.
Mrs ;. H. Close the wife of physician living III
One-hundred nd-forty-imrd-St.. near leulh-ave%
was driving late Yesterday afternoon III company
with Mrs. Catherine GIcSs0n, nelghpOT. lhcr
WAGON came in collision with morse am carr Ill
one cd-and-orty-ninth-st., near Ihrd-ave.;
ana both women were thrown to the GROUND anu
both were dangerously inquired
rVxTRAL OF WILLIAM II. PAINE.
The funeral OF William II. Paine took place yes
terdav morning at the Church of the Mes
| siah at Park-aVe. and Ihrty-tourth-st. ~
M1yor Cooper William n. Appleton >. J.. NJ
| harlow and George j. Forrest were the pal-beaTeTs.
| TSa services were conducted b. the Rev. Robert
| Collver Many of the members OF the Culon ana
| Turf Clubs attended the funeral. The nteTment
| was at Greenwood.
EXCURSION OF 4 VETERAN BATTALION. -
The Veteran Battalion OF the I'D Regiment VIII
make an excursion to Philadelphia on next Nednes-
day. reception Will be gwen ~ as hohor by inc
| Isl Regiment and citizens OF Iihlalclpma IN the
evening and the battalion Will return to TINS city
| on Thursday morning lhe members are ordered TO
! assemble At EoO q CLOCK Oh "cui'SudS H"ihiHS'
| at the armOry.
| DEATHS AT TIE CHAMBERS STREET HOSPITAL.
| There were three death III the Chambers nucet
Uosptal Yesterday. The first of these was Michael
! Bratiy. age toItytive, OF No. II hu gers-st, who
fplj from a thrd-stOry window at No. 234 Front
| ST. one week ago James Monahan, age twenty
eight of No. II Sands-st., Brooklyn, was run over
| r,ia. Ia. a % D4OalMdA,
| size the City Hall, and he died in Few hours
! james Lorvin, ol Mcnroe-st., was found at Mont
| g0nery ana SOuth-sts., s'uleung from phcuhonla,
| and he died III a Il" hours
COMMITTED TO AWAIT THE RESULT OF AN INQUEST
| Deputy Coroner !taeie made "a post moricm eX-
| animation Of the body of Rosanna stewart. VINO
died on Thursday in the Presbyterian Hospital, as
i ALLEGED, from the chccts OF beating adnills-
| tered by her husband at their home, NO 433 East
seventy iiIst-S. Tie eXamnauCnioNealt ii tidt the
| ,von,a,', death was caused by h.nOrhage OF the
BRAN. Stewart was taken 10 the Coronrrs Office
| when tie result OF the autopsy vas announced AMI
committed to the Iombs 10 await the inquest winch
/ viii be held next week.
| sCAFTOID FALLS WITH TWO MEN
! scaNold, on which four bricEIaytis were a.
work Tell at No. % Pnc-st. Yesterday. One ~ the
| wOIkmen clung to prop untl nc was rescued ana
! another escaped by stepping INTO window space Ol
the wall james DoWd ana r. Ter Moran 1eii WIN
| itty-ocycn years cid, suffered 50 much from the
| shock mat II 10 believed he cannot recover Ills
| home is AZ No. 81 POpllr-st., Br00kiyIi VI ran Is
twrutv-sIx wears old and lives al No. 81 Clark sOn-
|
| St, Brooklyn
STEALING FROM DEFENCELEsS PATIENTS.
| Detectives itney ard McArdle arfaIgncd III the
| Yorbyll.e Court yesterday Charles Snlth, loihc! y
| an cnp.Oyo in the Charity Hospital on blackWellr
| Island nut engaged since the Isl OF tins month as
nrderIv m the roosevelt Hospital lie was dctec ed
on friday searching The pockets OF u patient and
| stealing thercirum Il lew Nauelesi articles. III was
alleged tn court that many OF The occupants OF tAe
| hospital had lost various arlcics. On Sultn was
| touid "A br.asipin belonging 10 OnVcr l.. OAcs, a
nurse Smith was held Ia $500 Oh each charge.
BROOKLYN.
Judge Gilbert in the supreme COur, Yesterday
made an order givIlg to Mliaain LANA, j.. the "a
| elusive care, custody, conuo ahd education OF MS
bree children. Inc contest Tor tHeIr possession has
! lasted Tor over year
In the case of Alexander II. Fac 'ner, charged
| With srudiny offensive love letters to Miss Mary
| in,i,,c Uale oil Columbia Heights. Patrick Kcad5
| IN. counsel, ytstcrd1y III the Court O1 ncsaioi-
chained that a. tne offence was cOnln ,ed III wash
| lulsOu d. C., the Grand JuIy OF hiug5 County lad
no poW er to ndict. Colonel john Oakley opposed
| tins motion, ana the Court reserved LIS decision
An order has just been Issued oy Fire CoInmia-
siOncr Paitnoge, forDldding the further USE OF
any OF the DCpar,lncn r buiitdnGs iof tue nod
ing OF pOntlcal me- ines ana requiring NAT All dp-
catlOns Tor TRANSFER, prcicImrnt, rear -, or any
uiyllcge Whatever, must be IhdOIsed and forwarded
only uy the proper oinca.S ms CLAUSE l. 10 pre-
vent the interference OF outsiders, winch, the Com
missioner declares. Is aubVelslye Of Glscipl.Ae
4 cock-i eht IN the cellar Robert rayloIs liquor
Stur. No. % >edgWlcl-s... Was broken zip Idic RI
day nlgnt by line police, wnO despite an alarm gwen
! IA their approach, caught IdJlOr win ohe Ot thc
brdS IN ms hands. seven s.ectatOrs were al-O aT-
| rr,teQ At l23U mio Iii. sh. they were held III %-JO
ban each, and iatcr j. tcc Bergen Acid tncu 20 ap-
pear on ApIli 70.
JERSEY CITY.
Nathan Wilton, age ten. died az Christ Hospital
| on tr,oav Ii glt from M lTlcs slstal- Il by beng
RIM over bv "a tram wine picking coal Oh Inc New
Jersey Central railroad track at bayonnc.
Edward Muiry, Of sus-eA-st, was arrested yes
| t,rdaV If leIuOOn Tor atteupNIg 10 SCOT IuOm.s
Iollayd ms t..tieI-iA-law. Pollard alleges mat
Mulry, while lutoAlcai'd on fH az n8"i, aimed
| I,r"sclf ,Itn recover and tEcd 10 b.cak IN has
door Failing La That he procured IA ladder an.
.LI..r.ta IL.