New-York tribune., 1882-02-19

Mines. the destitute widow In East Sxteenth-st.
About 900 immigrants landed at Castle Garden
yesterday. The number for the week waso3O4.
Deaths last week, 500 births. SIS; marriages,
o73. arrests 21O; excise licenses issued 1877 fees
collected. $3.50.
DIR. Maynard will deliver his art and historical
lecture on Paris Past and Present. Illus rated, at
Chickering Hall tomorrow afternoon.
Unsafe buildings reported Yesterday: Nos. 159
Chatbam-st., 1874 Ten. have. 400 Madison-ave.,
and 632 Broadway.
KILLED BY BOILING MILK
Coroner Brady was requested Yesterday to hold an
inquest on the body of Mary Engle age I ionr
years, who died on February 16 from scalds about
The back and arms, vessel OF bo!llng mix was
tipped upon her at her home, No. 341 East 1O4th-
st., about week ago.
SALE OF A HOUSE AND TWO LOTS.
v.K. Stevenson, jr., ha sod the fonr;story; high
stoop. brown stone dwelling No. 81 West Thirty M
ninti,-st size 20 bv 20 by 100 feet. for $4,000.
Also two lots in Second-ave, West Side, between
One-hundred- -and-sxteenth and One-hundred-and-
seyenteenth-s.s., for $7,7OO.
SELLING wATERED MILK.
Herman Wohrman, of No. 427. George Richter, OF
No. 4S7, John Rice. of No. 45l. Michael Aspell of
No. 4i7' and Henry Bulwinkel. of No. 431 West
TI,rtyninthsr, were held for trial at the jefferson
Market Police Court, yesterday, for selling watered
milk. DR.. j. b. Isham, of the Health Department.
was the complainant
STEALING IN THE PRECINCT OF JUDGE
Aucusus Rhinehardt, a pedlcr age slXtv,. was
detect yesterday in stealing quantity oi prlnte1
ana written matter from the Court OF Common
Pleas by Thomas Sweeny. an officer, who 10l0Ncd
him to junk shop in Ann-st and caused his arrest
He was held for trial, in default OF 1000 ball, Dy
Justice Smi n at the rombs Pol &C Court.
DR. M'CLEERY BAILrD AT LAST
Mrs. Mary J. McCle-ry, charged with maIpractice
in he case of Mary Lebro, VINO died on wednesday
morning. admitted TO bal at the Coroners
Office Yesterday in the of 900 to answer any
inoicne the Grand JURY may ma "a aSoi9s' N Ess heF
Thirteenth-st, and Leonard Ellis, of No. l44 LaSt
Forty-eighth-st
T,KING GUNPowDER on A STEAMER
O. ,1ftl tl1g gf,y, l,tn
New-York and cuba Mail steamship Company,
caused the arrest vest rday of Edward Craig ON
charge OF tang gunPp ar pnb o%s '"e ono of the
crew was also arrested similar charge. Com
IN ,sSOner Shields held the men III @Z'ooo eacn lor
examination on Monday.
USING HAMMER As WEAPON.
Hugh McCave. age twenty-four, was arraIgned
before Justice Smith yesterday at the Iombs PoIce
liquor store at No. Park-row, with a hammer on
Friday night. Walsh is in the Chambers street let
result of his lniuries Richard McSOTey, the pro-
pretor of the store, was held or violating the EX-
else law in having II open at y. H.
uN.RLE TO TRACE A VALUABLE PACKAGE.
The special agents OF the Post Office Department
have been enleavoring trace package containing
10000 in money m,iIed in this city on December
TO the Charleston National Bank, Charlesioh d y.
The package was placed IN tegu rcs' aD O'If If
Is believed that it olen after IT le1t the New
York Office. lthas not yet been found.
A JURY UNABLE To AGREE.
The iury in the O'COnnOr murder trial, not having
been able to agree upon verdict, was discharged
yesterday at II o'clock. The jury was out about
twenty-four hours Theodore IL. Swift moved TO
have the prisoner admitted to bail. Assistant Dis
trict-Attorney Requier opposed the motion. on JHdge
admit the prisoner to bail in the sam Of SlO Ooo'
He reserved ms decision. however, until Monday
CHARGED WITH TAKING MANUSCRIPTS.
Ernest Hanier the editor of The NBm Crnkh,
was Yesterday in the Essex Market Poiic Court,
accused of taking the manuscripts of number OF
avs belonging to Marie Prescott, the actress. he
represented by counsel Justice White declined TO
enter ain complaint and advised Miss Prescott to
70 TO a evil court Hanier was formerly her man
ager and they have had several suits growing out
Of this fact
AvRRDICT FOR THE DEFENDANTS.
Michael Cafee began not long ago an acton III
the supreme Court against Fisk Hatch. ban .efs
aud brokers, to recover $4,000 as damages Tor an
mited tha thew had conducted stock
for Mrs. Adele Ca1ee, under whom the plalnll1
claims but allegc that the stock when tey nad nad
that when her account was closed S' was snort |oo
shares The case was tried before Jus ice Lawrence,
and he jury yesterday rendered VIrdct III iaVoII
of the defendants. AlgernOn = Sullivan appeared
for the plaintiff, and Aaron }. Nanderpoel 1or the
defendants.
MR. po1TERs BUILDER AND MASON HELD.
Samuel Weir, the builder, who was censured by
the Coroners jury in the Potter Building lire lnves-
tigation, yesterday morning gave bonds In tne
amount OF So 900 for his appearance when wanted
by the Grand Jury. Charl Is A. Burton, the mason
who buit the flue which the jury ecllred 10 nave
caused the confagation was also required by Cor
oner Herman TO give bail in $1,000 Joseph l..
jackson, of No. 12G LcxinEtOn.ave, became surety
for both Weir and Burton. lhe re Crd OF the III
quest was sent TO DstTict-AttOney Mckcon yester-
day afternoon.
THE REV. DR. SMITHS SUCCESSOR.
No rector has vet been chosen by the Church of
the Ascension, at Fifth-ave. and Ienth-st Avestry-
man SAID last night: several names nave Deen
discussed in the meetings of the Vestry, but there
has not even been informal ballot on anyone.
She pulpit is being supplied from week to week by
various cergymen but none OF them mas ever Sp
IN the newspapers sec the names Of the Rev; MI
Courtney, OF Chicago, and Canon Little OF Engiand,
meuti ned as possible successors OF Dr. Smlth' but
no action of any kind has been taken with regard
TO any name"
PLANNING A JEWISH FESTIVAL
The Jews of tins city planning festival 70 nc
held for three days ginning June q, at hrd-aVe
and Onehundred-and-for FOR, Us ven th-St, IN Caris
Park The oect oi ne ITSE u hnmcs % for the
Russian Hebrew exiles TO this country Many lead-
ing Hebrews OF this city BooEm bave
promised their aid. T. B Hart h,s been electt1
esident of the organization formed to perfect ana
garry out the plans of the festival Music ID
DRESSES dramatic performances, dancing and fire
works are some of the attractions promised
THE LIFE-sAvING SERVICE BOARD.
The first meeting of the Llfe-Savlng Service
Board recently appointed by Secretary Folger has
been held and a report has been sent to Va Shing-
Garrison, president; Captain J. II. Merryman, In
SpectOr Of Liie-Saving Service; captain d. ~ Lyle
Ordnance Department UHlteu ctdtts army i,ir.u-
tenant r. d. Walker, b. &. Sparrow, ID. +. Dobbins
and J, C. Patterson. The object of the meeting was
To examine inventions ard devices lor saving me-
Monv snch plaDs were submitted to the Board by
inventors or agents who present to explain
iher models Improvement on the present apRt-
r2tus were also offered Inc heAt meeting VIII oo
held in May in Buffalo.
PRAYING FOR PROTECTION FROM HER HUSBAND
Policeman Panet OF the Iwenty-th Precinct,
yesterday afternoon found Emma DOnnet, OF No.
654 Third-ave., with her five children, from three
io eleven wears old, IN the wOodshed OF her house,
l,ro eta had