New-York tribune., 1882-02-17

trca and W. Beard Collector Of the Port OF
roc President Of the Atchso Topeka and santa Fe Rail
Steamship s"aa e%P99H 3a @sGssr ieSsH
OF PItslrg and Daniel Robinson, Of troy NO.
| tet-ProfessOr lie Jsnop, OF West POlhI
NEW-YORK CITY.
An ononvmons contributor in Elizabeth, N. j.,
sends 81 to this office for Michigan rcllef.
The thirl performance of All on summers
| Dayv by H. g. Paine and L. II. Warren, Will be
given thiS evening at Chickerng Hall for the bene-
| TT of tn, Columbia College BOlt CluD.
| Using THEIR TEETH IN 4 QUARREL
Pobert Dubos and John Reed, c0lDrcd walters, OF
No SIi West Forfv-srcond-st., on Wednesday night
! had a fight III which Dubois was badly bitten on
| the forehead and Reed had his thumb cheWed Du-
bcis caused Reeds arrest. In the Iorkvlle Police
Court Yesterday Reed was held until this morning
| for examination.
FATHER FARRELLY's WILL.
The will of the late Felix II. FarrcllY, formerly
| pasor of It. Joscph's Roman Catholic Church, was
filed yesterday for probate IL The Surrogate ohGe.
The sum of $500 is set ide to pay for masses Tor the
IcpoSc of the testaors soul and luriher sum m oI
$500 TO erect a monument. The residue OF the
estate divided among relatives. The Wll IS dateu
| February ], 1882.
PREPARING FOR ST. PATRICH's Day.
| Arcgu ar meeting of the Convention OF lrlsh So
| cictirs of fh, CITY and Comfy of New-Yori was
hol LAST night at Clarendon Hall rrepaarat%,ons IONS
with rara lc, in VIII ch all The Irish societies OF the
city will bc invite to participate. the ao' ties
win rcndcLyouS at Jolrss Wood after the parade to
raise money for the Land League N Ireland
sUFFOCATED BY GAS.
Thomas J. Duran , a shoemaker, fifty years old,
who vcd near Norwalk Conn. came 10 tins city
on Wednesday night IN se1 ch Of work an'i tooh
= room M the Occidental Hotel, in the BoWery.
Beng unfamiliar with the use OF gas, he hlH" cur
tn light IN his room before g}ing % ned lhe gus
fitted IN. room during the night aud he waS oIi!-
Gated in his sleep, lie was found dead in bed at
| a. yesterday.
FIGHTING TO pRCsEEvE HIS CUE.
Nov Yonc, young Chinlman who keeps Iaun-
,1r N., HIST.
ragncd at the jefferson Market Po'ic" Court yes
| tcriay morning. on a charge Of a.S1ulting OthG'r
Brady. OF the Sixteenth Precinct. lie was us-
charged, rs it shown that Brady was th- ag-
gr >SoT he held Moy Ionc Will" two boys cut or
him half naked through thc streets to the police
UNSAFE BUILDINGS REPORTED.
Unsafe buildings reported Yesterday: nos. 1Ol
Invis-.t II Sunolk-st., 20I Dnlancey-St., 20
Wcs Ffty-third-st., 1926 West ForV-eg'th-.t..
503 Iludson-'i 81 Cannon-St., 40 CoTnelia-SL; 81
| Oak->t aud a building at Onc-huudreo-a sixty
flth-st and Tcnth-aye., one in Onc-hundrcd-an,l-
eighty-iour h-,t.. near KincsJudgc road and the
on at Pearl and Centre-sts.. oTncd by owen bTen-
nan part Of which Is occupied by the Second Dis
! triCt Civil Court.
Az AXrr-vACCGvATioN MEETING.
The First Ant-Vaccinatlon League of America
held , meeting last evening at No. II East louG-
| teenth-st Despite the inc.enent weather a arge
audience was present. Speeches on The lall4citS
and Evils Of Vaccinations and the Injustice OF Conl-
pcinng it, were made by JrS Il. a. Gqnn, AleXan-
der Wider and G.. W. WintcrbUrn. Henry Bergh
was announced on the cards of invitation to speak.
bur AT the suggestion OF the committee III charge he
spoke IN BrOOklya instead.
GALES. snow. RAIN AND ICEBERGs.
The steamship Nandalla arrived from hamburg
YESTERDAY From February 3 until after crossing
the Banks of Newfoundland she had succession of
gales snow and ram squalls. In latt de AZ 19
north longitude ~ 3s' west two icrbcrgs about
sixty feet in be gh and ahout 100 feet long, and
quantity of field ice passed In the North Sea
she took of the captain, mate and three sailors from
the schooner Lucia Maria " Bufd, which was III
a sinking condition.
ELABORATE TICKETS FOR THE ARIoN BALL
The tickets for the ATion Masqu rade Ball tins
wear are very elaborate and elegant IN design ana
execution One side represents Hdrte4nW ana %
iumJiRc masked and jauutily tripping to the pail;
The figures are gold ground with crescent floral
entahaturc. The rcverS" side is worked IN tones OF
gray-grcen, picturing Arion with his Tyre. on me
back of dolphin, between Scylla and CharybdS,
while in the left-hand corner cuplds and other gods
discourse appropriate music.
PLUMBING AND DRAINAGE LAWS.
Under the law giving the Boards OF Health con-
troll of plumbing and draining III this city and
brooklyn, l02 master plumbers and 324 Jolrnc'-
men have registered up TO date III NeW-lork lhe
rules and regulations prepared by the Health Board
have proved popular with the trade, and applIca-
ton, for them have come from many of the cites.
0f n & nIaus submiftcd to the Health Board since
last October. 200 have been altered at their request
FUNERAL OF MRS F. ALEXANDER.
Mrs T. Alexandra wife of the senior member OF
Aexandre's Havana Line of steamships died on
Monday night at her house, No. 20 West Twenty
sevenh.st. She was scyenty-one years OF age and
II been suffer ng only few DAYS from attack
| of pneumonia. She was prominent IN chartaOe
work In this city. The funeral took place yestcr-
day he services being held in IT. Francis Aaviers
Church. Anon those present were the officers of
the steamships City of Pueba, City OF Alexandria,
and KnckerbockeT, " no were in fun UNIFORM.
Many OF the vessels III the harbor displayed their
lags at haf-maSt.
CENsURING \ FERRY COMPANY.
An inouest wa, held yesterday by Coroner Herr
man in the case OF the child luita Finke, who fell
from her mothers arms AID was run over by
heavy truck, driven by Anthony Clare, on Decem-
her 30 1t was shown that the mother was at
tempting to cross the boat aU the Christopher
Street Ferry on the New-York side, when the
accident occurred. Mrs. fuke sustained inju-
rcs from which she is still suffering at her home, No.
80 Wavcrly-st jersey City heights The jury
found that The driver was bamecss IN the matter,
but ccnsured the ferry company for gros' ncgll-
gence and bad management in not providing SUI
iiccnt men to properly care for their passengers.
BROOKLYN.
Move right along there, ladies' and make room
for the gentrmen," Is the cry OF the Williamsburg
car conductor.
Deaths last week, 29l +; births 221 marriages,
7G Scarlet fever caused 80 Deaths cOnsumplO
3d. pneumonia 30. and bronchitis =3.
James Wallace. charged with killing his brother
Daniel by fracturIng hi, skull at BUSH and Column
blasts last week, Was admitted to $1,000 bail yes
terday
Statistics show that in the eighteen years from
1864 To 1852 the city paid over SlO,OOO,OOO TO
school teachers in salaries, and incurred for the
schools a total expense OF nearly $50, 100000.
The funeral of the late DR.. Theodore l.. Mason
took place Yesterday at the FIRST Reformed Church
in Rrsoklvn. The services were conducted by the
Rev. II. y. Nanderveer, sisted by the Rev. Drs. X.
s Storrs and c. l.. Wells. The burial was at Green
wich, Conn.
The streets of Flatbush are again lighted with
gas after an interval of two nigh s. The Highway
Commissioners have renewed the contract with the
gas company at $50 lamp per year, reduction of
70 from the price OF last year. he saving to the town
will be neatly 81 900.
Plans have been prepared for the extension of the
Knickerbocker-ave. sewer from its present outlet,