New-York tribune., 1882-04-23
NTW-YORK CITY.

vii be held on Juhe l.
Two buildings Nos. "a Bleecker-st, and 235 West
Fifty-Seventh-st, were reported as uhSaic SeS''i
day.
Deaths las. week. 80: births. 495; marriages.
2O4 arrests. 1.343; excise licenses granted 3'4'
aud fees collected. $23,420.
Colonel Robert G. lncerSol will deliver an en-,
tireIv new lecture on Talmaglan Theology at
the Aca lcmy of Music this afternoon at o'clock
ARRIVAL OF IMMIGRANTS.
About coo immigrants were landed yestcruaS,
Irish There were 500 immigrants landed our
ing the week. This is much in excess OF the HUM
Der for the corresponding period last year.
COMPLIMENTARY TO JOHN RUSSELL YOUNG.
The Press Club Yesterday adOpted resolutions
complimentary to John Russell foung, the new
Minister TO China. on the eve OF MS qepar.re io
his new post The resolutions VIII he enerossed
and mounted and presented TO Mr. Young on Moh-
day.
MOTION TO DISMISS ASSESSMENTS.
Jndcc Wheeler Yesterday disnis ed the motion 70
Vocotc assessments for street improvements on the
Drnpertv of the late eX-Governor William b"ach
LwreIce The motion Vas pa5g % on fdnn tGe gr%g%S wGT
fraudulent in fact and therefore void.
AID ASKED FOR A CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS
The Ncw-Nork Home for Convalescents, at No.
ASS East One-hundrcd- -apA-eichtcenth-St.-an lnSN-
tntion designed 10 assist persons having no homes
20 60 10 on leaving hosptais-deslreS cont1nu'2ns;
winch may be sent TO It's treasurer DIduloiu
Rhodes No. l3 Sprnce-st
TIE CONDITION OF LUKE BLACKBURN.
A report from Sheep~hcad Bav SAYS that Il IS
feared that Luke Blackburn, the favorte Tor the
Louisville Gun. will not come to the post IN as Good
condition as his owners and trainer would IKE to
have him. Since he pulled up lame, on Friday of
last week. he has taken very little WORK, ana MS
stride is nOticeahy shortened.
HELD FOR OVER OADING HIS VESSEL.
Cantain William q. Bacon was arrested YESTERDAY
and taken before Commissioner Shields on cnarSe
of overlooking the steamship surrey of winch hc
IS the mater II alleged thar the steamer, on her
last trp from Amsterdam carried 251 passengers III
excess of the number allowed by law. captain Da-
con gave 5000 bonds TO appear iOl tIlai'
NEW BUILDINGS PLANNED.
Plans were presented at the Buildings BuIean
yes rdav for an eighties 0rv apartment mouse 10 e
erected AT Ninth-ave and Seventy-elghth-Si, py >.
q Fines M ac ST of 500 OG0, and for br0wustone
dwellings at NOs.)23 and - last SlNty-SeNeh' I-s''
IL be erected az cost of 81 10000, by W. J.. Shi"-
more.
VACANCY n TIE COLUMBIA RoARD OF TRU IEEs:
There is a vacancy in the Board of Trustees ol
Columbia College, caused 10y the death OF Dr. t. L.
Beadle. OF Poughkeepse who died on April .. llr;
Reade had been a trustee of the college since lN33
and was for many wears the Vicc-pYeSdent OF TIE
College of Physicians and surgeons. from which he
was graduated III lS-9.
DEATHS BY DROWNING.
The body of an unknown man about thiriy-iVe
years old was found in the East River al the loot
of Nalkct-st yesterday. John Murray, age twenty
eight who came from his home in Rondout, \. J.,
10 this city on business recently fell into TIE North
River al the foot of Forty-sXth-s by accident yes
terdaY and was drowned.
IcFBERGs AND WRECKS .AT SEA
The German steamship Relvetia, which arrived
Yesterday met with rough weather during part OF
her voyage. On April 13 she passed pieces OF
wreck IN latitude 4O0 80 north, and longitude 81
so west. stormy weai her was alS9 en- fnc1nnteieo
by the Bramschweig during part OF the passage.
Two Icebergs were passed on April 10.
TIE REPAIRS ALREADY MADE.
judge DAILY Yesterday issued a. a. order dlreGf; dH13
ing tnat portions of No. Nesi-st Should
bc torn down Immediately, IN accordance
with the directions of the Inspector Of
buildings Bureau. The building is a threestQry
dwelling used as an immigrant bOardlng-hOuSe In
e1p u
made some time ago. Inc owner objected at first,
and Mr.. Ester6rook took the matter into court In
the meanwhile the owner of the building had gone
10 work and completed the repairs ordered, without
waiting 1Or a decision In the courts.
AID FOR NEEDY FRENCH PEOPLE.
A Ladies fair for the benefit of the SOciete Fran
caise lie Bienfaisance will open at Irving Hall on
Apr "a, and continue five days. Ihe committee
ON management includes A. lie FaiyTe, Charles
was founded in 1909 and ltS Object IS TO assist
needy French people III tins clty In the last sew
eny-three years II has gwen ald III large number
OF cases, and has sometime expended a. much as
So 900 year. Last August the society found
ed a French house and hospital at No l31 v est
TOurtccnth-st., where the SICK are admitted ana
cared for.
HIS SECOND ATTEMPT TO KILL HIMSELF
Patrick Anglln, age twenty-five, of No. 20 Second
ave was arrested for mtoXlcauon few days ago
and locked up in the Nineteenth Precinct Police
Station where he attempted 10 commit suicide. lie
was sent to Bellevue Hospital from which place he
was discharged on Friday. lie was again arrested
ON FRIDAY night and locked up the same charge.
lie was found i'll the cell few hours later suffer
ing from Jagged wound III the throat, which he
had Inflicted with razor. The wound was dressed
AT the Roosevelt Hospital. In the lorkVillc Court
Yesterday he was committed An@in is the stcpsOn
OF John OConnor the wife murderer, who was son
fenced to prison for life recently. Anghn was the
principal witness against hls stepfathcr.
BROOKLYN.
Leave was granted by the Department Of Buiid-
ings last week to erect fifty new buildings.
Judgment for 81, go 80 entered yesterday
against Francis Swift in the suit in which several
persons we're interested, for partition OF the Bar
rem Island lands.
The body of an unknown man, apparently q
sailor. wa, found in the East River at Prentce's
stores Yesterday morning, AM sent to the Aorgue.
II was dressed N striped gay trousers and waist
coat, and was without a coat.
David Donald, age ifty-onc, and Robert, his
,ouagc tWent y-two, engaged III drunken quarrel nj
father on the head with teapot, breaking lis
ssull The father Was seat TO ST. Catharines Hos
pital. and the son was locked up.
4 man was seen to leap from the stern of the ferry
hoat Pacific OF the South Ferry, on her trip from
Kew-YoIll To RroQklyn shortly after O'clock last
nicbt. Dcckhands rescued him: He gave the
n,ne Of William Penny, and SAID hc boarded IN the
BONrIS.
G. w. Belts denies the statement that he applied
for The appointment OF the commission to inquire
into the mental condition of his father Charles
Eett. On the contrary. he employed counsel to op
nosc the proceedings, in the hope that his father.
sondition might improve IN the tlmo gained by
legal delays.
There was n very quiet funeral over the body o
the murderer. William >udram, at Greenwood
Cemetery, yesterday morning ut II O'clock. The
ceremonies were conducted by the Rev. Dr. Morgan
and only the family and near fTie0ds of SIndru
were present The body was placed in ono Of tht
public plots.
The spring meeting of tho New York and Hudson
River Conference OF Unitarian churches viii bcEir
on Wednesday evening at the Church OF the
Saviour and continue through the ncXt dav. The
opening sermon will be 10y the Rev Crindall Rey.
f..,.
dav viii be principally devoted 10 the memory Of
The late Rev. DIS. Ii. w. Bellows and OrvIllt
Dewey.
T. T. Barnum's agent had a severe shock leSter
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