New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-02
NEW-YORK CITY.


arrived yesterday
NEGOTIATIONS WHICH WERE NOT SUCCESSFUL:
Ii seems that the negotiations wnlcn tne 0t
Nicholas Club has been conducting ior Yne s9Sf t
ing of James Gordon Benefits residence IN Filth
ave- as a clubhouse have not been successful.
IMMIGRANT ARRIVALS AT THIS PORT
The arrivals of immigrants at this port during DC
tober were 30,382. OF S,S42 less than III octoDer
last year. The arrivals since January l are
4O7, 431 against 3s6079 for the same period last
year.
IN HURRICANE OFF SAVANNAH.
The bark Eduvlgis, from Matanzas, had an ex-
ceedingly hard time i'll hurricane OIL Savannah on
October u The decks were swept OF eV th r
movable, the buwarks were broken ana the lore
mast and the and mzzent oDlnasts were caTIIeu
away.
SCHOOL TRUSTEES ELECTED.
The Board of Education met yesterday aIteIng0oii.
DR. F. &. Robinson was elected trustee OF the tlIth
Ward, until January /, 1856, ana lanes 90
ID. Lynch was elected Tor the Elghteehtn ""iu' "
serve until January l, 1851
A sEA-sERPENT ON EXHIBITION.
large crowd OF people stood IN front OF store
in Park-Iow yesterday afternoon and gazed Win
wonder at "A picture of an immense marine monster;
A man stood under the picture ana informed
passers-by that genuine sea-serpent was Oh eXnipi
ton within.
SAILORS CRAZED WITH LIQUOR.
The crew of the bark {. S, Hubert, at anchor
of Bedloe's Island aud about to sail Tor fOrtiahu
Oregon, being crazed with liquor, refused 10 uu.y
Yesterday. AS they expressed preference 10 go 10
lail rather than to Oregon, the harD0r-polce put
them in irons until they should become sober.
THE DOCK COMMISSIONERS NETTING
At the meeting of the Dock Comm Ssloners yes
terday applications were received from the State
Steamship Company for the lease OF one OF the piers
now under construction or TO be built; ana from
John H. Stann for permission TO erect nolstlng
engine. The latter request was granted.
UNION OF TWO CHURCHES.
The South Baptist Church IN west Flfty- nrst-st'
and the Pilgrim Baptist Church III west InTtyrr
third-st have united and viii use the building OF
the latter church. The united body will be called
the W est Thirty thirdst. Baptist Church and the
Rev DIR A Stewart Walsh Will be the pastor.
THE FAIR OF THE INSTITUTE. 1890.
The American Institute fair III the full tide |
1888 Is on exhibition and attracts attention, owing
to the fact has saved the lives OF 800 people and
was he original car by winch tine patent was |
obtained Arbuckle's CONTEMPLATING Is feature OF
thefalr.
NEW METHODS OF CLEARING STOCKS.
special meeting OF the Governing Committee OF
the question Of adopting new methods OF clearing
stocks. A resolution was adopted declaring That |
the committee had no authority III the matter aud |
that the members of the Exchange alone could de-
eide upon IL.
MARRIAGE ANNULLED.
Judge Daniels III the Supreme Court yesterday |
granted judgment annulnng the marriage OF Ira |
A. Aidricn and Henrietta Aldrlch. lhis was done |
on the report of eree that the defendant was The
wife OF one Thomas Hibler when sue was married |
to Aldrch in 1875 to whom she had falsely said |
that sue was divorced. The woman did not defend |
IN the suit.
SHOOTING HIMSELF THROUGH THE HEAD.
Charles A. KraemeT, "a German tailor hiCy years |
old shot himself through the head yesterday IN his
home at No. 222 SIXth-st., and dled instantly lie
had been married twice and his second wife and |
several children were living with hlm. 1t was be- |
believed that dependency caused by loss OF work |
and drinking habits had led him TO commit SUI |
eide.
FIFTEEN YEARS IN sTATR PRISON.
Thomas Horton the leader OF gang of thieves |
who have been engaged IN rODblng Chinese Idun- |
dries, was arralgned before Recorder Smyth yester-
day. In the Court OF General Sessions. lang-Wan, |
OF NJ. 142 Sprng-st., and Hung-Aee OF NO. 100 |
Chatham-st., compialued that hudson had entered |
their laundrles ana alter beating them had roDDed
them he prisoner pleaded gully to the charge Oi
robbery, ana Recorder Snyth sentenced him to hf- |
teen years the state Prison.
INCREASED FERRY FACILITIES.
Erastus Imam, one OF the principal projectors OF |
the proposed new ferry to Staten Island, SAID yes
teruay that he and his fIlends were waiting until
the commissioners of the sinking Fund should de- |
eide TO establish ferry from Pier No. North River
to Staten lslanu, The terry franchise. he said, |
would be put up tor sale to the highest bidder
Staten Island. he auued, needs additional Terry |
facilities. Only this needed 10 largely Increase
the population OF the island.
DENIAL BY HENRY GEORGE
Henry George denies the published report that |
he proposes 10 bring claim against the BRITISH |
Government ON account OF arrests III Ireland. lie |
SAWS that he has made personal complaint, but III
statng his case TO the President he did as |
illustrative OF the manner III which American |
citizens sometimes treated III Ireland and so |
far lie concerned, the expression OF regret |
which the British Government had made was |
sufficient vindlcat0n OF principle
ARRESTED FOR STEALING JEwELRY.
Before Justice Murray yesterday III the Iombs |
Police Court, Ernest Krause, age forty, of No. "a |
" Westinghouse, HoDOken, was charged by ii. |
SchnurouScn, jewelIcr at No. 3 Malden-lane, with
having Oh October 80 stOien rom hlln three dozen
gold rings ana number of precious stones ali OF the
value OF Sl, 100, winch were subsequently, recOv-
ered at UTeenvIlle, \. j. Krause was diamond
setter the employment OF the COMPLAINANT and |
avaiIed himself the information III MS possession
TO execute his design alter business hours lie was
held IOr tr1al.
A NOVELTY IN CHEAP TRAVEL.
The NewYOrk, Lake Erie and Western Railroad
has introduced new KIND OF ticket at the cheap
States through winch IL runs 1t Is authorized TO
cuarge IRON TO gig cents per mile. But lOr the |
benenC OF those who have occasion to travei ire
s,ations from November l, 1882, "1.UoUniIe
tickets" at rate OF TWO cents per mile. In TIE
case of the head OF family purcnas-
ing a mileage book, the book may also DC
used by members of the family. Ii pur-
chased by business house or firm, II may be used
uate oil purchase Is allowed Tor using up book.
amount Of travel on the line.
THE SEASIDE sANITARIUM
The annual meeting OF the west side Relief AS
sOclatIon and Seasiue Sanitarium was ncld last
evening at the ONCE OF the society, NO. III WcsC
Twenty thlrd-st., Henry King prcsldent IN the
chair. lie trcasurcrs report STAGED that the Ie-
ceIpts for the past year. including last years
balance were S9,U07 40, and the tOtai expenditure
Tor tue same time @S,Zoo 80, leaving a balance of
Ys0o AZ III the hands OF the treasurer Ine sam
tarluln accommodated Ioul AprII Till September |
80, 1850 mothers and SICK children from one 10
three weeks DuTlng the same period ZIG
mothers children enjoyed It's hospitality for one
day, 2,lo1 visits were made TO Investigate tue
worthIness OF applicants 1890 Tree baths were |
gwen, 81 400 meals furnished, 1000 medical |
visits were made by the physicians In charge, and |
500 prescriptions were mauo up.
PASSENGERS FOR EUROPE.
William Ewart, NJ. T., ana wi1e; Mrs l.. B. Gus |
ter widow OF the late General Custer; AIRS General
Alfred Gibbs, j. Patton, wife anu family Lyman |
kt lie "a
among the passengers Oh tie White star steamship
Aoratlc which will sal to-day al 1880 H. III. AR.