New-York tribune., 1882-04-27
NEW-YORK CITY.

I sota IYOtlsc- Henry II. P1crson OF AlDany
UoxI BrursViek- SeLstor d b St John. OF SewourG
| NEW-YORK CITY.
Buildings reported as unsafe yesterday. Nos: 572
and 674 Green wicl-st, 4S2l2 Brooinc-St, ofo Huu-
son-st. and 125 Prince-st.
| Subscribers to the proposed Iron and Metal Ex-
| change, at n meeting yesterday, adopted charter
which committee was appointed to secure
| The Lincoln National Bank, of which ex-Post-
| aster-General James ia president, was made yes
terday member of the Clearing House Associatoh'
| ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
The Inman steamship City of Richmond, about
| the safety of which some fears were enterlalneu,
she being three days overdue. arrived at Quarantine
| last night
NEW STUDIO FOR SCULPTOR.
Plans were filed Mt the Buildings Burean yester-
day for thrcestory brick studio TO be erected for
| j. O. A. Ward, the well-known sculptor. at No. ID
West Fifty-second-st 1t is to cost $1,000.
DANGER IN THE GREAT BUSINESS STREET.
Broadway il torn up for several blocks near
Wall-st and horses and vehicles are in danger Of
| falling into the trench A heavy truck fell in yes,
terday morning. but the horse and driver escaped
| injury.
A NEW DOwN-TOwS BUILDING.
| The tenants of the old Post Building at Nassau
and Liberty-sts., have been warned to vacate the
building; Anew building is to be erected on the
SITE When finished il will be known aS the
Bryant, after the late William Cullen Bryant
PLANS FOR A BRICK CHAPEL
The Second-aye. Methodist Episcopal Church
Society is preparing to erect brick chapel at Nos
3J9. 32l and 1913 East Onc-hundred- -and-eigh-
teenth-st mt a cost of So 800. Plans for tho build
| ing were filed yesterday.
MRS. BENNETTs FUNERAL.
TIE funeral of MJs ,. H. |. Bennett was held yes
terlay afternoon in the chapel of the Home for the
Fricndless No. 30 East Twenty -ninth-St. The Rev,
DR.. Sabine conducted the exercises The inter
ment viii take place this morning III NoCdlawn.
THE FIRST WHEAT OF THE SEASON.
w. s. Brackcn, one Of the grain receivers Ii the
Produce Exchange, yesterday exhibited on inc
grain tables a sample of new Georgia wheat. The
Xbp Al WA ~ ron & ~,
near Amcricus Ga 1t was SOwn on November 20.
1851, was cut April H. and threshcd April II.
CRUSHED WHILE COUPLING CARS.
While coupling cars yesterday at the Port Chester
Railroad depot William Quigey, bra keman acc-
IDENTIFY fell under the wheels OF a moving car and
had both of his legs crushed and broken He was
taken to the Ninety Hospital lnsenslDe
His home is at No 220 East FOurLh-st.
FIRE ESCAPES NECESSARY on SCHOOL BUILDING
An Examiner OF he buildings bureau Yesterday
examined the public school buildings at Nos. 81
City Hall-pacc and 1O1 Bayard-st., the Sanitary
condition OF which was found fault with by Dr.
Tracy Oh tuesday, and he reported that the build
iugs were Ill need Of new lire escapes
STARVING A CHILD.
Mary COnnOTs of no 501 West FOrty-third-st.,
was afraigned before Justice Gardner yesterday III
the lorkvIlle Police Court on charge of neglect
a child five years of age The child was found by
the police suffering from hunger and was removed
to Roosevelt Hospital IN critical condition. Mrs
Connors was held for trial.
A CIIINAMAN WHO BLEW OUT THE GAS.
A Chuaman who registered himself as John
Iiamn, paid Tor room III the an Dy ke uouse IN
the l}OweTy on Tuesday night, and before going to
bed he blew out the gas lie was found rnsensIble
in the room yesterday morning although wlnnow
OF the room had been left partly open. lie was re-
moved to the Chambers street Hospital, where II
was said he would live.
MEETING OF FAMOUS BHLItED-PLAYFRS.
The billiard match belw cen sexton and Scbaefer
for $1,000, cushion caroms, 600 points will take
place at the Academy of Music tonight. Both are
making big runs the betting Is heavy and the IN
tcrcst among bllard-p players Is keen. IN Satur-
day evening sexton viii play Eugene KunbalL OF
Rochester at Cooper Institute for $1,000 500
points, cushion carO.nS, Sexton giving klmbaU 10O
out of the 800.
ANNUAL REUNION CT VETERANS
The members OF TIE Veteran Corps OF the Goth
Regiment OF the National GuaId held their
annual reunion at the reglmcntal armOry, over
ICnpkns Market last evening. The reception
similar to those hed by the corps yearly since the
close of the Rebellion to c9mmemoI"tc tue depart
ture of the regiment 10 the seat Of war in 1861.
General James Mc'kua..e presided and delivered the
opening address Inere were several other addresses
delivered during she evening" and IN tue intervals
there was vocal ana Instrumental music
DEATH or An UNKNOWN Man.
Policeman ElnHcgan Noticed well dressed nl2n
lying insensbe Tho sidewalk In front Oi No. 30l
Last Onc-hundrcd-Ind-twcnty -ulth-st. yesterday
The man had received TWO ugly looking wounds Oh
the head, from which blood vas flowing
freely. lie WAS sent 10 the Nine'y-nlntn
Street Hospital where he aiterward died
The police of the twelfth Precinct inyest gated the
case and reported That the had received
lures by falling III the street. the following de-
scrIptiOn of hni was sent to the Police Headquar-
ters: About fifty years old with gray halr, beard
and moustacne, five feet and Ten inches hlgA,
dressed black saclcoat and wastcOat, blue
trowscrs and Congress CATERS" The pockets Of
the clothing were empty.
BROOKLYN.
Deaths last week. 205: births. 1S6; marriages,
az.
The Lafayette-ave. line of stages has been bought
by Henry Hamilton, who began TO operate II yes
to-day.
The Rev. George w Black has accepted call to
the pastorate OF the Lewis Avenue congregational
Church at MoHroe-st. and Lewls-aye.
The certificate oi incorporation OF the Brooklyn
City Water Front Warehouse and Dry Dock
Company was filed yesterday. 1t has capital Of
$3UU. 900.
Mayor Low will review the Sunday school parade
i'll Pros pect Park May ~ III BcdlOrd-aVc. the
Eastern District on June l, ana III GrcenpOint
June T.
Ii q drunken quarrel of No 12l Raymond-st., on
Tuesday night, MIS- Catherine Kelly was badly
scalded with bOlhng water 10y Martin }. Roche. She
taken 10 The City Hospital and EOcnc was ar
rested.
Mrs. Bridget McCuc died yesterday at st. Gather
ines Hospital from burns received cell the
Fifth Precinct Police station, where she set her
clothes on lire with pIpe when under arrest for IL
tuxIcatIOn on April >.
Seth T. Stewa.t, yicc-principal of the Jersey City
High school, has been selected after competitive
examination Tor principal Oi Public school, No. 49,
t1c position held Uy Calvin T.. Patterson before his
recent election as superintendent OF Public In