New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-01

BUILDINGS REPORTED As UNSAFE.
| BUILDINGS reported unsafe Yesterday: Nos. 100
| and 7G2 Eighth-aVe; the party-wau between No
| So and No. 3Gi BoNery; Nos. 1870 IltI-st., o.!
East Thiriccnlh-st., 10 Frankin-st, l1s Leonard
| ST. 81 Mulbcrry-st 100 B3Xt"r-st.; southwest cor
ncr Ridge and Delanccy-Sts; building on me east
side OF hrd-ave., soath OF Observation-Disclosures
| niLth-st.
A LETTER FROM MRS. GARFIELD.
| The officers OF the Nrw-l orl. Mining Stock EN-
change have received from Mrs. Carrie 81 letter ac
kuowlcdcing the receipt of copy oil the rrSoIl IONS
passed Ly the Exchange the occasion OF the death
Of President Garfield and requesting them 10 pre-
sent to The members her gratitude Tor tHs express
sion of their high esteem Tor her husband anu SYM
! pathy with the relatives III their sorrow.
| DISCHARGED BY JUDGE LAWRENCE
James Maginuis, " hJ WIS locked up IA INC Icnl-
Tertiary under the supposltion that he was sherman
| Read. the lottery dealer acknowledged, alter Rrau
had been found, that he had been paid 10 Pi'oil9
the latter TO the forfeiture by the bondsneh OF
! the bail. Maginnis was brought to the loHlS ana
| remained there over week, the prosecuting at
! torncy being i'm doubt what offence TO charge
| against him. Yesterday justice Lawrence, IN the
! supreme Court chambcrs ordered his discharge
under writ oil habeas corpus.
ORGANIZING THE BOARD or ALDERMEN.
The Indications aIo that tho BOaf'i of Alder
men viii organize tomorrow 10y tie election OF Al
! hold ont tAeIr candidate will be either Alderman
NcClavc or Hawes. Should there be a combination
win line Ta1nlln. members to the extent of elect
iug Alderman Sancr President, then ne EepdDH-
cans will he given the chairman OF Tie. FINANCE
Committee, who, by virtue of his position, IS mem
Der OF the SINKING fubd, ana 'oiSIucIdJ" "IOnlt
of patronage IN the way OF tIerkslIpS' me PiV'1
bl.iirs are that the Comfy Democracy members
Will Ice lett ont III the cold untl they are wiling 10
COucCde the lrrsidehc5 OF the b'LH 10 Id"il4I""J
Hal, something which they are not likely 10 40
BROOKLYN.
The contract for cleaning the city sewers during
the coming year has been awarded by Commissioner
French to Peter Blake at J,S!9
James Cannon of 10. 81 Atantc-ave.. was
arrested yesterday for having brutaiiy nj ed his
wife in their room. Her recovery Is doubtful
The arauiI certificate of the Brooklyn Training
SchOoiGor Nurses, Just filed, shows thai ITS property
IL val .cd Ut - III 81 effects, 81 ISIS 49, aud la
biiities %ijj 10. Mrs. Seth Low IS It's president
The robbery of the safe of Philip Lamhenburgcr,
butter ana cheese dealer, OF No. 2J2 Columb a-st.,
was reported 10 the police yesterday but they con
sdcr the story suspicious and dOuDt the alleged
fact.
The annual rental Of the IIanson-pace New-Eng-
land Church. the Rev. j. y. Peek, d. d., took place
last evening, and watch-scrvce after the fashion
OF the denomination, followed, presided over by the
pastor
Superintendent isaac d. Barton, Of the Long
Island Railroad. himself pa Old conductor Of the
Harlem Road mas reduced the pay OF conductors
and collectors on the Rapid Transit branch OF ms
road so a month
The Democratic members of the Common Council
for So who are IN a minority, have nominal ed Al
dcrman Malcolm of the Seventh Ward, for president,
and Denis Mcnamara has been nominated for City
Clerk There was contest over the place of keeper
of the City Hall, but no nominations were made.
The candidates are PaTick lOrmey, the present IN
cumbent, who has served for fourteen years; Alder
| man Dwyrr OF the Second v ard. and Alderman
| lowers. of the Eighteenth Ward, both OF whose
| terms expired Yesterday
JERSEY CITY.
Frederick T. FarrIer captain Of the Fifth Pre-
Ciuct Police Is dangerously al 4. las hone NO 10
! GrOve-st.
| 4 rrcicht.train on the Ney-Yorb Lake Erie and
Western Railroad yesterday jumped tbe WGst-bound
track q; the east end OF the tunnel, throwing a
acros, the eastbound track. Travel was delayed for
| some Tune.
Martin Kiulowsk. who is to he hanged on Friday
next Yesterday had hung Oh the wall over his cot
| wreath of immortclles. over 1t IN large German
! letters hc has Written: Innocent blood Martin
| kmko"aI"
Tho dead hody OF 4 woman was found in a pool Of
water m a vacant lot between Van llorn-s and Pa
! ciic-aye. at o'clock yesterday morning. The body
was removed 10 SpccTs Morguc where II IGrn-
tie a. that of Mrs. Campbell. ace fifty Of No Al
! Pinr-st.. Lafayette. Mrs Campbell was a h&ntual
druukard and it Is supposed that she wandered INTO
the lot while intoxicated ana ldiilng Was unable to
gel mp again. Their" were 40 marks OF violence upon
| the BODY and a po-t nortcm examination showed
! that death was caused by exposure. The woman's
| son youup man was arrested on the previous
night on "a charge of burglary, and when informed,
IN his cell yesterday, oil his mother death, he ex-
P''''''' '''''' NEWARK.
| John NcSwccrcy. n !ahorcr employed on a new
building of Claks Thread Company, at East
Newark, fell from scattoI distance of forty feet
Yesterday afternoon, and sustained injuries that are
probably fatal. liC Is married aHd lives IN highest.
Newark.
While two lads. HAMBURGER and Lindsey by
name OF Newark. we've cunning near Waycrly IN
! mpaUy with joan Walker oi Naycrly, ye. tcrday,
u:5IuuurgIcr received portion Of sbo, IN As aukI,
! and Walker Was severely wounded ia ms night
! thi-h
Theodore Han. former clerk in the Controllers
! Office, was arrested ou IuQaI night on q warrant
Sworn to by tl.e Mayor, and was o.eed in the
! county jail. The charge against Hall Is stealing