New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-18
NETWORK CITY.

The steamer Mary foWeu Will pesii nv ''f
Monday. -,
Six steamships arrived yesterday from Europe
landing at Castle Garden 4, 1893 immigrants.
The Rev. DIR. MAYNARD will give his new lecture
on Switzerland" with illustrations at CnicAciins
Hall this evening.
The new building of the fremont Branch OF the
yonng Mems Christian Association is rapidly APP
preaching completion.
The side pieces of the Brooklyn Bridge are being,
placed III position Ihey 10TH tne lIs' Poi'''' VI
the supersructure.
THE SHENANDOAH AS A TRAINING SHIP.
II is said that the soop-of-war Shenandoah, now
living al the Brooklyn Navy Yard, Will replace inc
Minnesota as the gunnery snip at The IdinHs
school at Newport.
AN ALLEGED EMBEZZLER's DEMURRER.
Richard b. Cornwell, indicted for the embezziecc
ment of 1000 from the Fourth National Bank OF
this city, demurred yesterday to the Indictment III
the United States Circuit Court
BUILDINGS DECLARED TO BE UNSAFE.
Unsafe buildings reported yesterday: Nos. 3G3
fecnth-et.. los Franklin-st., So Loonard-st., IA
Baxter-st. and los Chatham-st.
OVERCOME BY ILLUMINATING GAS.
Eliot Lavinus, age nineteen, of Trenton, n. j.,
Westinghouse. having inhaled Illuminating gas:
He was removed TO the Chambers Street
Hospital.
CHURCH TO BE SOLD.
The present church cdiice of the One-hundred-
and-niueteenth street Methodist Episcopal Society
is to be sold, and the proceeds will be added TO the
lund for the new bulldlDgin East Onc-hundred-and-
gItecnth-St.
LARGE FLEET OF INCOMING VESSELS.
An unusually large number of incoming vessels
passed Sandy Hook yesterday, many OF them having
been driven oil the coast during the recent gales
There arrived ii steamships, ships 81 barks, Is
brigs ana 80 schOOncls.
A son COMMITTED FOR NUMBERING HIS MOTHER.
The boy Thomas McCabe, who shot and killed ms
mother was committed yesterday by Coroner Knox
10 await the action Of the Grand jury the c0roners
jury having returned verdict tndt MIS-. McOaoe
died from pistol shot wound at MS hahds'
SMALLPOX N WEST FIFT1ETH-sT.
Min. McChesney, Assistant Sanitary Inspec
tor informed the Board OF CoroncTs yesterday
morning that Thomas Leonard had died yesterday
nj the house No. 14l " est Fiftieih-s OF smallpox.
Ills body was seih TO the Riverside Hospital
THE TRIAL OF GENERAL CURTIS.
The trial OF General y. NJ. Curtis which was 70
have begun Yesterday morning, was adjourned until
to-dov ON account of the absence OF John W. NrO0-
man. secretary the State senate and secretary OF
The Republican State Committee.
A POLICEMAN COMMITTED.
Policeman Herman Wagner, of the Thirty-hrst
Police Precinct, was committed for the action OF
thc Grand Jury Yesterday by Police Justice Otter
bourg on a charge of assaultlng John Crimens,
gateman on the West Side Elevated Railroad at
rwenty-thIrd-st.
AMSTERDAM INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION.
An International exhibition of colonial objects
and of general expectation will be held IN the City
of Amsterdam, Kingdom OF tue Netherlands, In May
1883. Plans and programmes can DE Obtained
through Morris C0stcr, at NO. l,l0Z Br0ad"ay.
Ohiecfs for the ex hIbitiOn from the United States
are solicited.
CITY AND COURT RECORDS.
The Grand Jury Yesterday heard witnesses as to
the hest means of preserving the city and court
records especially those in the Registers Office.
Among those who gave testimony were Mayor
Grace Controller Campbell, Judges DOnOhue and
GildcTseeve ard Register DOchaTty. The examlna-
ton will be continued on trday.
DIsAPprARANCE OF BANK CLERK.
Archibald " ilson, Il clerk III the Park Bank, dis
OH
this city. An investigation OF ms accounts Dy inc
ofciaIs of the bank showed that his books were all
rlaht Some salary was due HIM. lie was Oh qulcJ
and reserved disposition. No reason Is known Tor
his disappearance
COMMITTED FOR STEALING FROM AN ACTOR.
John Moran. age seventeen, OF NO. l33 Madison,
ct for the larceny of revolver, two pistols and
other articles all of the value of $50, belonging TO
Mckee Rankin, the actor from wooden box IN the
rear of the indsor lheatr% on Apr, 20 was aeld
IN default Of $500 bail by Justice Morgan yester-
day at the Essex Market Police Court.
IMPRISONED FOR WHITING A THREATENING LETTER.
Charles Weicht, OF No. I6 tlT9t-aye, made
charge against Charles Hatchell, age thlrty-one.
of No IS ChrstOphcr-st, before Justice Morgan
Yesterday in the Essex Market Police Court, OF
! having written threatening letter to his wife.
| Hatchel wrote that he would play checkers on
| Mrs Welchts nose If she did not meet HIM. lie was
fined 81 TO- and sent TO prison Tor SIX months In
default OF %l,OOO Dali.
| NEw-YoRK STATE ASSOCIATED PRESS
At the annual meeting of the Ncw-Iork state AS
sociated Press held at Tie Glsey House yesterday,
| Carroll f. SMITH of The syracuse Journal, was
| elected PRESIDENT &. w. Mcclure, OF Ihe Bugd0
| Courier secretary and treasurer, and William Pur-
cell of The Rochester Union, l.. Prentss Bailey, OF
| The LHca OLsercer, DANIEL ,. Lamont, OF me
| 1ibany Arqus. Jerome b. Parmenter, of The Troy
| Pres. and David b. Hill, Of The LIN "a Gasctte,
| executive committee
| ROBERT KENNEDY's FAREWELL.
| Robert Kennedy and some OF the members OF his
| numerous family gave concert at SteInway liall
Lass night, under the auspices Oh tue Sc"- pi \
| taledoniAn Cub. The occasion was MI hennedy
puOc farewell prior 10 his return 10 scotland. lie
| large audience was composed Chiefly OF ScOtchme1,
| who listened with eviuent pleasure 10 the songs of
their native heath and app auded heartily. Before
| lie last number Mr.. Kennedy was presented by
| Indge NlcAdam ON behalf OF the CaedonIan Club
| viii certificate OF honorary membership, and re-
plIed i'm short speech IN winch he bade his friends
| farewell III heartfelt manner.
BROOKLYN.
Deaths last week, 1903; births, 1874; marriages
| 120.
| Edward Fitzslmmons was found guilty in the
| Court of Sessions yesterday of misdemeanor IL
| eudanpering the lives of his children by turning
| them out OF doors. lie did this while drunk.
| A verdict for $50 given yesterday in the sui
| for 81 O. 900 damages for libel brought by Patrick
| Laly against f. w. FISCHER.
| Mrs. Elizabeth Scott went to Brooklyn yesterday
to find her husband, David scott, VINO came 10 thl'
| couutry leaving her III Scotland, Six months ago
| She found that he had married one Mary Brown III
Brooklyn on April u, and secured . warrant fol
| his arrest.
| A plan has been agreed upon for the consolida
tion of the Washington Street, York Street anC
| Johnson Street Methodist Episcopal Churches into
| one to be known as the Union Tabernacle Church
| spacious building will be erected on the site o
! the present Johnson Street Church at johnson ant
| Jay-sts
Mrs Martha Francis, who keeps newsstand ir
, Broadway, was arrested on Tuesday evening fo
splitting IN the face of Alderman lie Pine, OF the
thirteenth Ward The Alderman was tying Il
separate two boys who were fighting, of whom
was the son of Mrs. Francis, and she lnterered
She was released bail to await trial the
charge of assault.
The forty-ninth anniversary of the Brooklyn
Orphan sylum held yesterday The inancia
statement showed receipts OF Sol ,593 and expen
dtures OF 49,, 800 36. With the balance on hanl
f,.,,, tie nrevlns war the nrrsinf lance