New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-12
NETWORK CITY.

The trial term OF the supreme Court yesteIu%y
adjourned as marx OF respect W Tue IaVo LushA 10
Van Wrinkle.
new building for st. Joseph's Institute for the
| Deaf and Dumb is to be erected near inc present
| site Ill Westchester at cost OF $36'ooo'
| The basement chapel of the new Roman Cathonc
| Church of All Saints, in Harlem, Will be formally
! opened on Sunday next.
j. NJ. Bell. age sixty, conductor on fourtn-
surface line. became Ill ana lei from nls car
| IN the BOwery yesterday. He died immediately
TW. Bush has filed plans IN the Bureau of Build
ings for stable and riding school III Madlson-a'e,
below sixty -ffth-st. The building Is to cost
$4,000.
The Rev. I. w. Brinckerhoff has been appointed
financial agent of the Howard Mission aud Home
for Little Wanderers, No. 40 New Bowery Money,
clothing and provisions are needed at once.
The final deposit was made yesterday in the
wrestling match for 1000 between Joseph Acton
and Clarence " histler to be decided at the MAD
isOn square Garden next Monday.
DR. FUTILE TO RESIGN.
immigrant institutions at Wards Island VIII soon
send III his resignation IN order to accept probes
sorahlp in the College of Physicians and Surgeons
STREETS NOT IN GOOD CONDITION.
Commissioner Coleman SAID yesterday that he was
not satisfied with the condition OF the streets. ne
had informed Contractor Walton that he would
have 10 look alter his district more closely, ana
keep the work in better shape.
THE PASSION PLAY AND THE MAYOR
Mayor Grace was asked yesterday by reporter
of The TRIBUNE whether he would grant license
theatre in twenty third-st. lie replied That he had
not given the matter any thought, as no application
had been made to him.
ELECTED MEMBERS OF THE COTTON EXCHANGE.
q. Ii. Hoffman, OF G. ii. Hoffman u Coz OF
Bremen L. Wander Vclde, OF Wander felde N KEN
ermund Havre, and S. Nj. Lehman, Luclus IL.
SmiJh, r. Macready and NJ. j. &. Everett, OF tins
city, were elected members OF the Cotton Exchange
yesterday.
AN ORDINANCE SIGNED.
Mayor Grace has signed the ordinance passed by
81 of al he
Harlem RallIoad-the FOurth-ave: surface llne-to
extend its tracks to Eighty -second-st on condltion
that ie rate OF ldro is hXed dt I'VE cents iOr inc Gu
tire distance.
DISMISSAL OF A FIREMAN ACCUSED OF THEFT.
The Fire Commissioners yesterday dismissed FIRE
man +. Z. Mclean, OF Engine Company NO. 10,
who was accused OF stealing cloak from NO. 3o|
Canal-st on Friday evening, after hIe IN tue
rooms of the Manhattan Cloak and Suit Company
had been eXtngulshed.
PENALTIES INCURRED BY OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
Neglect not furnishing passenger lists anu man
ifests of cargoes by ocean steamships Is TO be
looked into III The future Dy custom nous; Slnceis
a manifest is $500 and for not having a passenger
list 81, 900. The penalties incurred thus Tar TINS
month amount TO abOnt SlZ,OOO.
GOING TO EUROPE FOR A MODEL OF YACHT.
Charles Various, who recently sold his schooner
yacht Ruth, will not lay the keel of his proposed
new boat until next fall. lie Will sail for Europe
tomorrow on the Cunard steamship SerYIa, his
principal purpose being t9 inspect the different
classes of English yachts for model for his own.
SENTENCED FOR GAMBLING.
Patrick Smith, Charles Burke and James Osgood
pleaded guilty yesterday i'll the Court OF General
Sessions to violating the gambling laws They
were arrested by Ponce Captain Williams in his
descent upon No. 4Sl SiXth-ave. sJudge Glider
sleeve sentenced Burke to line of 500, which was
paid OsgOod and Smith were sent 10 the Penltcn-
tiaIy for thirty DAYS.
COMPLIMENTARY 10 FRANKLIN EDISON.
A special meeting OF the Arbitration Committee
of the Produce Exchange was held yesterday 10
give expression to their regret at the loss OF the
services OF Mayor-elect Franklin Edsoh, heSoiu-
tions were adopted TO that effect. A. H. Orr, pre-
serted these TO SIR. Edison, who i'll reply SAID that
he hoped that as Mayor lie should have the support
of the Produce Exchange
MEXICAN TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
The articles of Incorporation If the Mexican Cen
trail Telegraph and Telephone Company
We're filed YESTERDAY; ne nc company any
from New-York to the City Of Queretaro, in tine
state of Queretaro, and to such other cities and
places III Mexico as the interests of the company
may dictate. The capital stock Is liked at
$450,000, The corporators f. w. Deano,
Samuel II. Stems and 5. 4. Wyatt
LARGE BUILDING REPORTED UNSAFE.
An examiner oil the Bureau of Buildings yester-
day sent TO Inspector EslerbrOOk report that the
large brick building at Nos. 81, % and 81 Hud-
son-st. owned by the American Express Company
aud occupied by Austin, Nichols q Co., wholesale
gTOcers, unsafe on account of the settling and
cracking OF a wal. The opinion Of the examiner
was that the building ought 10 he repaired iIn-
medateiy, one CT the tOor Orders was liable TO
break at any moment.
CLAIMING TO BE LOCKED UP BY HER HUSBAND.
Iustice Lawrence yesterday granted writ of
bsbeas corpus III favor OF Mrs. Anne H. Fox. She
alleged IN her petition that she Is illegally detained
i'm the Long Island Home liOtel III suffolk County
Nv jobn IondOp the superintendent OF the hotel.
She asserts that her detention is due TO the desire
of her husband TO compel her To give up the divorce
proceedings which she had begun against hHi'
SHOOTING HIMSELF IN THE NICK OF TINE.
Isaac Appel, Frenchman who arrived III ihls
city about year ago, attempted 10 commit suicide
on November in Central Park by shooting NM
self lie has since then been an inmate OF the
NInety-ninth Street Hospital. Yesterday, having
recovered he was arraigned IN the ioIkYiiie Police
Court. Having made the attempt before the new
Code went into effect, he was discharged BY Justice
Smith.
USING A HAMMER on GERMANS SKULL
In he Essex Market Police Court yesterday De-
tectiyes McCauley and Pierce aIragned james
Hickey. twenty-five years old, OF No. u WIietI-