New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-07
NEW-YORK CITY.

NEW-YORK CITY
Buildings It Nos. 90 Charlton-st. and 37G Mad-
son-st. were reported as unsafe yesterday.
Deaths last week. s03 births. 5)2 maTiag s.
252 arrests, l,451 excl.e licenses granted, lO1o'
aud Il IS collected, 500 $50.
Andrew j. Little. age ffiy-fye. fell dead ycsterr-
day in Ms store "a No. al GrecnWich-st His death
was attributed TO heart disease
DINNER OF TIE COACHING CLUB.
The members of the Coaching Ciub dued last
evening at tha Kmckcrbocker Clubhouse. No bust
ness was transacted. The annual parade of the
CAB VII occur on MAY -
INJURED BY An ELEVATOR.
Michael llOey. age thirty. Orllwan IN tn" bulld-
ing at No. llG Vest Broadway was caught be-
tween ia" ~,cya tor ard the ceiling of an upper
story yesterday and was injured senonSiy lie was
IcIuOF ed to- the Ch9W1eI5 street lie 'pitdL
RFC0MME,DIVG APLAN or LIFE INSURANCE.
The committee ot the cotton Exchange, recently
appointed TO consider aud report upon scme method
of Ute insurance for the members Of the Exchange
have made Il report recommending the gradual nay
mcnt plan, lately adopted by TIC Produce tx
change.
LANDING or JNaICRANTs
Three steamers lndcd =. Oj2 Immigrants Mt Castle
GArgca yesterday. The Aduatlc. f;om Liverpool,
landed SOS the Greece. irom Liverpool, 49, and
the Katie. from >iet,in. oil TIE total numDcr for
the week is l7,221 AS against 1852 Tor tho same
UNI last 5clr.
JERSEY CATTLE TO EE SOLD
There are on exhibition at The American Institute
Building about 90 Jer."y cattle. consigned TO
annual breeders sale will De held on Tuesday 3nd
"Wednesday next. The herds represented arc
manly Eastern and about twenty n number.
BAD WEATHER EEPOErED
The bark GouOa Brothers. Captain Packa, from
Liverpool which arrived at tins port yesterday, r.
ports bad weather AMI heavy seas and winds during
the TIP he bark sailed from Liverpool on
March i. On April T. while hove to. she lost many
OF her sails. Joseph CrOwcll seaman Of Cape Cod,
was washed overheard and drowned.
PUT OF BOARD AFTER THE STEAMSHIP STARTED.
The eams.llp Srryla. chartered by the tincin-
natl Pioneer Association to convey tEe members OF
that body to Europe sailed at II o'clock yesterday.
Several memhefs OF the ASSOCIATION reached
the pier after tho steamship had started. but she
was stopped by signals, ana they were put safely
on board.
Transfer OF \ BLOCK OF LAND
AmOna the Transactions recorded AT the Registers
office yesterday was the conveyance by Eugene
Kelly for y nominal consld ration Of the block of
land bonded by Oae-hundred- ld--iNth and one
hundred -aud-SeV cnth-sts. amt ihIrd ami LeXng-
tOn-aVcs., to Benjamin Richardson, who in tun
transferred it 10 Samuel a. Bailey for 9275OOO.
TAKING OXAIIC ACID AFTER ; DEBAUCH.
The police of the Iwcnty-e Enth Precinct yes
trrda found man IN hlId-ave. suffering rom me
efar or oXac acd. lie gave his name rs John
shaw and said that he had been employed rs engi-
neer on the tugboat seth Chapman at the foot Of
Clinlon-st He had been drunk, and he feared that
he won Jose his situation. tie ald mat be had 40
iri,nas IN Ncw-Yorn. The police sent Shaw t. the
Presbyterian Hospital, Where II Is sad that lie VIII
recover.
DISHONEST EMPLOYEES IN DANCE-HoUsE.
George iaggart. "A bartender, ana -. Ii. Meyers
waiter. who have been employed Tor a year III
The Aliens dance-hall IN Bleecker-s'r were
',cnrd M IN the Mercer STREE Police station last
evening ON charges OF embrzZ,cment, the com
plainant being Allen himself. BY means OF forged
la. checks the tHO men, working III COuuSiOn, man
Nod to appfn riatc small sums OF money every
night Allen discovered the fraud by suddenly sub
stituimg new bar checks tor the OLD ones IN use
Meyers mad" CODlesSloh "l gum dI'eI peIus AZ
rested
TRUSTEES OF INF CONCENTRATIONS II UNION.
| Tie Board of trustees of the American Cougrega-
| tional Union held Il mceiln- yesterday. The an
uual report read and adopted II l. TO be pre-
scented 10 the society at It's annual meeting tnls
week The statements recently made by Dr. ". b.
| Browr, the late secretary against the tfea' uTer,
Norman A. Callln' were not discussed although 10
| /. probable that they VIII be answered at the an
nual meeting, when the election oi officers wi take
| place. - -
/ The National Lawn Tennis Convention was held
AZ the Fifth Avenue llotei asst evening, Gcprcseta
! tiycs RON seycnty-one cubs being present. The
! Ayers bail wa temporarily lIoped as the reglia-
lion ball Of the association, uutlI an American one
of satisfactory pattern cOud b. made. Tho follow
mo ,tticers wer, elected for the ensuing year: DR.
| e.. -or0e Dwight president; S.tmuel Campbell vice
president Murray Rush. secretary aud treasurer ;
= j. Sc0held, Jr, {. NJ Clarke aud Is. MoNtJn, ineul-
! ber,-at-larte of the Executive Committee.
4 CHANCE TO ENCOURAGE ATHLETIC POLICEMEN.
Inc Police Athletic ub viii h0.d It's .nnCai ies-
tival aud games at the Empire Clty COLOSSEUM for
! mrrly known a. JOne>s Woods, on June D. The
| io The police pension fund Tor the be eht of
| widoyys ana orphans. Persons wishing to contrib
ME prizes fen the purpose OF encouraging athletic
| EXERCISES ia the department may inform the manag-
| me- committee to that elect The members are ".
| II christie Tenth Precinct j. Sweeney, we ftl
| Precinct; Ira :. Garland Twenty filth Precinct
| Jonu latton, Eighte, nth Precinct; superintendent
| George ". Nalhng
BROOKLYN.
| Detective McCauslanc, who cane from Boston to
Brooklyu in search ol the murderer OF Mrs Bell has
returned his cew having proved false the suspected
| person being almost totally Ignorant OF tie case
The matter mas been cropped by the BROOKLYN ponce
Mayor Low Yesterday expressed the opinion that
| Governor CoInel's veto Of the Bnghampton Police
S,,,ary bill was triumph for home rue, and that
| ou snch matters should be left to the Municipal
authorities
| Angelina b. I4awless, in her eagcrness 10 get
renee and others OF Ncw-l oTk, and paid them $3.50
| hut failed to yet her divorce BILL She sued them
and Yesterday Justice Cullen, OF the supreme Court
ordered them to pay her al she had gwen them III
excess Of 700.
P,,,sident Edwin Packard, Of tho Republican
| General Committee, has made the following ap
| pointmentS 10 MI vacancies IN the Executive Com
| inittee Second Warl-JOhn IL Walker; Fourth
| Warl-li,orge smith; Fourteenth Ward-Samue
| I Naddox: Eighteenth Ward-Char!cs W. GODDARD
| FlaIIands-James Savage; New-Lots-Mr. Lang
| Gr,veseud--(,ilbert II. Mlckham; aud Newt Utrecht
y. l.. Nosrand
| In their estimate of expenses Tor next year, III,
| Roard of Education has hAed the amount needet
| fnr tracheIs' wages at $3.50 712 they ask To-
| ~ 600 to establish Kincergarten school For Nv,
RAINING sci ools teachers, the High and Norma
| School Committee recommend an appropriation %
| S1OO 600 Each district will have school
these changes will increase the total amount Of The
| pay Ioli 1000.
The bodyof man, supposed 10 he that OF jane
Campbell, formerly Police Court clork, OF BROOK
lYn. was found At Rockville. Penn, on TUESDAY