New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-01
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NEW HOME FOR THE ST. NICHOLAS CLUB;
The St Nicholas Club has purchase, James G0ri
don Benefits former residence in fiftn-aVe' ana
purposes to alter ii into clubhouse.
THE LIpELLER OF Mr.. BELMONT.
The case of John Dewey, the Editor OF me Hlsn
Nation was called in the Court of General Sessions
yesterday before Judge Gi!dersleeve, but was post
poned for the term.
FOOTBALL AT CENTRAL PARK
In the mist yesterday afternoon. the foot-Dall
teams of the sub-freshmen OF the Colege Oh Die .no
City of NewYork ana OF the Stevens lnsttute 1ie %
paratory Department played practice game o' q.
Central Park The team of the CITY college were
Victorious scoring one TOUCHDOWN. ..
FREE LECTURES AT sTETNwAY HALL -,
The Association of Master flunpeIs ol ti,iS
have arranged for course of free lectures az
way Hail. The first of the series Will Do nelNeleu
by Professor Chandler, president OF the board Oh
Health, on Thursday.
THURLow WEED STILL IMPROVING.
ThurloW Weeds Improvement was so mucn more
marked Yesterday that DR.. Chadbourne conldentiy
predicted that he soon would be aDie 70 70 wv
stairs into his favOnte library again his dRpef o
has been better each succeeding day' Ho ieli
asleep in q quiet manner last nighI'
GRAND JURY WORK.
The Grand Jury did not finish their labors for the
month yesterday Ihey ba They
are still engaged in the examination OF election
eases Assistant Disrict-Attorney Allen is III
pressed with the idea that there Is pan 10 per
petrate extensive frauds in the With and other
Assembly Districts lie thinks that twenty-five OF
thirty persons will be indicted.
DEATH OF MRS. DICKINSON.
Mrs. Lucy A. Dickinson the woman WHO no; Was Was
fond insane in the Grand Central Depot on Friday
night died in Bellevue Hospital yesterday, III was
ascertained that she was WIDOW, her husDahu
having died in Brazil several years ago. she was
dressnaker and supported herself In this city. she
had wealthy relatives living in Boston, put sne was
too proud to ask aid from them. Her body will be
buried in PotteTs Field
A POWER WHICH RESTS WITH MR.. THOMPSON.
The Mayor yesterday sent to the Board OF Alder
men n veto of resolution passed By them at me
last meeting directing the Commissioner OF fuDilc
Works to again connect the CIotOn mains with the
forty-second-st reservoir. The Mayor says thaI
thc Dower 10 do tins rests with Commissioner
THOMPSON and as the question OF removing the
reservoir is now before the Court OF Appeals IL Is
best TO wait until that Is settled.
SUSPENSION OF CHEESE FIRM
L. E. Smell q Co., cheese merchants at No. 81
81 Oad-st suspended yesterday, John sullivan, one
of the members of The firm, said Our llaDlntles
are not large but there has been shrnkage IN our
business for the last wear. Rather than continue
we advised with our creditors and concluded to
stop We lost considerable last spring on lcehouse
goods but our Liabilities will not exceed 100000"
& compromise will probably be made SO that the
firm Will be able TO resume business III lew days
ANNIVERSARY OF A BISHOPS CONSIDERATION.
The fftieth anniversary OF the conSecratlon OF
Bishop benjamin BoswOrth Smith, the Presiding
Bishop of the Protestant Episcopal Church OF
America took place yesterday morning at o'clock
in st. PauPs Church, at Broadway and tulton-st:
Among those present were Bishops Gallagher, of
louisiana; Dudley, Of Kentucky; Clark of Rhode
Island and Potter, of Newton Several addresses
were presented to Bishop Smith, among them one
from the Bishop of Lincoln, England. Bishop
Smith, IN returning thanks, said that he was ninety
years of age. The church throughout the world
had lis blessing.
ARRIVALS on TIE sERvIA.
Among others who arrived yesterday morning on
the Cunard steamship servla were colonel w.
NJ Cochrane, Colonel Schuyler Crosby. Pho &c
cheverrla, wife and daughter, the count and
Halliday, Hubert IIerkomcr, Henry Mouquln, Cap
tain G. b. Mulville, T.. ", Osborn. wife and
daughter CopmandeT =: H. r fenqleton United
wife and family, Bryce Stewart and wife, ViscOunl
Tarbat. Captain A. b. Taylor and wife, George p.
Upham, wife and daughter, and Lawrence Water
bury.
ARRAIGNED FOR BREAKING JAIL.
Timothy O'Neil, of No. l Batavia-st., was sem
fenced to three months imprisonment on Harris
Island. He spent about month there when, Sc
curing two collins, he dashed them together, and Oh
8 set sail from the island in his novel
craft. The tide carried him 10 Execution Rock
and he shortly afterward taken OIL by the cap
tain Of schooner, who landed MIN IN this city.
He was recaptured on September - and sent back
20 his old quarters. Yesterday; his term of impTis-
1nment having expired, he was arraigned in the
Yorkville Police Court on q charge of breaking
all. He was remanded for examination.
The imperial German Commission, sent to this
country TO observe the transit of Venus on Deem
Der g, are expected to arrive on the steamship Van
lalla, which is due to-day. They Will be met by
Dr. Leonard Waldo, of Yale College, and they will
observe the transit at Hartford, using the grounds
outh of the Capitol The members OF the commits
ion are DR.. G.. Muller, assistant at the Astro-Phy-
ical Observatory at Potsdam; Or. Friedrich Decn-
muller, OF the Observatory at BONN L. Il. Bou-
chinger, scientific assistant. and H. polter, me-
haniclan. They have thirty-sx cases of apparatus,
weighing five tons.
BANQUET OF TIE SALVATION ARMY.
A banquet was held yesterday from TO p. IN.
Il the barracks of the First NowYOrk Corps OF the
salvation Army at Christopher and Bedford SITS
IL its conclusion about 500 men and women
marched through the street, singing their songs to
cooper Institute, where exercises were held. Men
Who have been reformed told their experiences and
number of songs were sung, such as Out of the
iutter We Picked Him Out" The Devil and Me
amt Agree" "He Iumbed In the Fountain and
Washed mis- SINS Away" A. the conclusion ban
Major Moore. Remarks were made by the Rev. DR..
'uobudge, congratulating the Army on its pros
)erity.
BROOKLYN.
Deaths last week, 1885, marriages. 1903; births.
,55.
An absolute divorce was granted yesterday to
Mrs Mary Anne IRISH from Charles H. Irish
Judge Pratt granted yesterday limiG ed divorce TO
MIs' Safah T.. Chllds from Henry e. ChIlds
AT meeting of the trustees of the (;arfeld
Home for Consumptlves on Monday even
ng II was decided to change the name In tha
Brooklyn Home for ConsumpTlves W '"0
JERSEY CITY.
Mrs. Emma Morehouse, Of Hepderson-st ,oo
for trial by Justice Sulsing yesterdo om
charge of shoplIftng She was caught on Mondou
hight III the act OF stealing some fancy birds froT
he store of Adolph Zabnski, No. Oh Newarkaveo '
The annual joint parade of the Police and Eire
De partmenIs took place yesterday afternoon rhe
It'll Regiment, under command of Colonel Stee lie
cted escort. After the parade a banon"f
vas gwen at Teutonia Hall.
TRIBUNE reporter visited the stock ward of
levi Il Co. yesterday afternoon to investpofc tLe
nature of the contagious disease which was renort
o have broken out III carload of cattle conscnoJ
o that firm. Captain john A. Jones' who IL m
harge OF the yard, said that no such disease had
hOwn itself. The cattle there were all i'm good Con-
lItion. W"
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