New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-03
AN IMMIGRANT GIRLS MISTAKE.


ence with the Commissioner of Patents at Washing
| tom whom he characterized as n thief and . rogue,
in his endeavor TO obtain patent. lie requested
the assistance of the Institute. He referred to
the Board of Trustees.
FUNERAL OF WILLIAM II. BoRsT
The funeral of William II. 6Orst, wel-knOwn
gambler and sporting man and one OF the lessees OF
! the Alhambra lheatre took place Yesterday at st.
! Georges Episcopal Church in East Sixteenth-st.
There were large number of gamblers present. The
services conducted by the Rev. Hugh Mcguire.
| The body was inferred in Greenwood Cemetery.
DINNER OF CORNELL ALUMNI
The annual dinner of the Cornell University
! Alumni will take place this evening at the Union
| Square Hotel Among those who will attend 1t are
! President White Governor Cornell Professor Will
lard FIske, Trustees A. ). Barnes, Erastus Brooks
and John De Witt Warner, Assemblyman Henry L.
! Sprague and Professor II. II. Boyesen One hundred
persons i'll all are expected to be present.
SECOND FIRE AT THE ALEXANDRIA THEATRE.
The Alhambra Theatre discovered to be on
| fire again at o'clock Yesterday morning, but it
was put ont by the fire patrol without sending an
alarm. The theatre is almost destroyed, and the
two adjoining houses are badly damaged. There
was an explosion in one of the houses believed to
have been caused by an escape OF gas. The loss IS
estimated at about $4,000
TRANSFER OF BROADWAY PROPERTY.
The property at Nos D. Z, and III Broadway and
Nos. 5, z, 8 aud IL Greenwich-st.. which was by
deed recorded on Wednesday transferred by the
| Manhattan Railway Company to James >teen. was
by a similar instrument recorded yesterday con-
veyed by Mr.. Steen to DumOnt Clarke, The con-
go, 900 on the sum ut which it was conveyed to
Nr Stccn
CHARGES AGAINST TWO POLICE OFFICERS.
Charges were hed yesterday before the Police
Commissioners against Captain Mount and Rounds
man SchrOth, by NJ. 7. Tyner, the UOrtd reporter
who was assaulted and arrested on Tuesday night.
The charge against Captain Mount Is for " I'M
officer-lke" conduct in refusing TO accept bail.
Ahidavits were also prepared looking toward
prosecuting both policemen criminally as well as
civllly.
FOR THE INMATES OF HOSPITALS.
Gifts of books and magazines, copies of the
Franklin Square Library illustrated papers,
stories and novels solicited for DISTRIBUTE
among the inmates o. the public hospitals and other
institutions. Last years Easter, Christmas and
New Years cards be utilized and are acceptable
Packages should be sent to the office of the State
Charities Aid Association. East FOurteenth-st.,
New-YOrk. Express charges must DO prepaid.
ARRESTED FOR STRIKING ALBERT WEBER.
Albert Weber. the piano manufacturer of No. 1OS
/ Fifth-aye.. complainant IN the Jefferson
Market Police Court yesterday against Edward q:
Dillon n driver of one of the ST. Nicholas Hotel
coaches, whom be charged with striking HIM with
his whip. MIR. Weber was seated in q light wagon
driving up Fifth-aye. on his way to the Grand
Central Depot. At Twenty -eIghth-st. a mound of
earth impeded travel, and numerous vehicles were
Obliged stop, much to the wrath OF the drivers.
In The struggle tor passage Mr.. Weber and Dillon
came to words, and then the blow was struck;
Captain Williams seeing the assault, arrested
DILLON, who was baied in $500 to answer.
ROBBED OF HIS WATCH
Frederick Opperman, OF No. 2O4 East Forty |
seyenth-st., was robbed of his watch, valued at
5000 i'm the bar-room OF Turtle Bay Hall on We'd |
nesday night. Philip Koher informed him of the |
fact and three men who overheard the remark |
hastily left the room. This aroused OppermaHS |
suspicious and following them, lie caused their ar
rest by Officers Feileman and Boyle, OF the Nine
tcentb Precinct. They resisted, and one escaped, |
aft beng struck on tie head with the officers !
Climb I'm the Yorkville Police Court yesterday the |
prisoners, VINO gave their names as John Martin, |
aye nlneeen, OF No. ll5 Bleecker-st, and James |
Williams aye twenty-five, OF No. $50 East Thirty |
sixth-st, pleaded not gully, and were committed |
for examination.
BROOKLYN.
Money amounting 800 and jewcry worth $3.50 |
were stolen yesterday from the mousse Oh william Is.
Hoyt, No. 1874 Dean-st.
Owing to his Ill nealth the Rev. DIR. A. p Put |
man, pastor of the Unitarian Church OF our Saviour,
has been advised to take sea voyage. and he Will
be absent from his pulpit during the winter.
Rival Democratic candidates for the Office of |
Constable III the Sixteenth ward, whose votes in |
the nominating caucus were tie settled the ques-
ton Yesterday Dy drawing lots, anu then beer was |
drawn Tor the crowd" by the successful drawer
Mary Roe, prisoner in the Raymond street Jail, |
who escaped Oh OCTOBER 8 by coOly walking past |
keeper aud saying that she a visitor, found |
Yesterday Ia the House of the Good shepherd, where
She was admitted on her own application on OctO- |
Der TO- saying that she was homeless woman and |
desired 10 IeIoIul' lHcio sno gave INC Hdlhc vi |
Brennan.
Under the direction of the South Chassis of Long !
Island, OF the Reformed Lhurcn, he Rev. Mr. Ma
son wa installed rs the of the Rev. H. Y.
= Myers in the pastOrate of the south Reformed |
church last evening he sermon was preached by
the rev ID. n. Nanderveer. The new pastor was
charged by the former pastor. the Rev. SIr Myers.
nc Rev. DR.. Z. l.. Wells delivered the charge to
the people
Inc first annual commencement of the Brooklyn
Training School Tor Nurses was held last evening III
tne lecture-room of the City Hospital. Mayor Low |
whose wife is president of the scnoOl, presided. An
aduress was made by IN. j. O. Hutchlsen, who de-
hyered the diplomas. DIR. WestDrOok also spoke. |
Inc graduates we're Misses Mary j. Cole, Mary Il.
Stone, h. Worden and Mabel ). uerry.
The iiiteth anniversary of the organization of the
Washington street Methodist Episcopal Church, !
the second oldest churcn of the denomination III |
the city, was celebrated last evening. The exer-
clses we're presided over by Bishop Harris Among
the speakers were the Rev. Dr. K ). Storrs the Rev
Ionn johns, the hcv. " ilbur +. Watkins and the |
Rev. ~. a. GoOdsell, OF New-lIaven.
A painter. named Frederick Joyce. was hired on
Wednesday 10 work Tor MRS. Margaret Holtner OF |
No los GreenpOint-ave. As he did not appear UNI |
mi s D. III. no was Told TO come again another day.
Later III the evening, III the MIS-. Holt |
uer he cllmDed into the house by way of WIN
dow ana turning alrs. hOiner's two boys out of |
her room TOOK possession oI her pea. On her return
he was quietly sleeping. Inc neIghbOTs was sum- |
moueu TO eject HIM and yesterday lie arrested.
The report of the work doue ON the New-York and
Brouklyn Bridge last week sets forth that there !
have Decn erected SOO knee braces, 4:}S uIggOnals
l3l posts, 81 bottom chords 81 DenJ suspouder |
rods, % t0p chorus. 10 intermediate ilO0r beams
and bridging trIIsses About 30 tons OF steel from
tranAlm square bridge In New-lOTk Is completed |
wIh the exception OF tine railing on roadway |
lhe paving OF Dotn roatways on the bridge is COM
plcted.
JERSEY CITY.
Frederick Jones, age ffty-fve, an employee of the
Pennsy wanna Railroad Company, Tell from the top
OF "a freight ear lii the yard yesterday afternoon and
was seriously injured. lie was taken to his home,
No. Ala Newark-aYe.
The police were informed yesterday afternoon
Canaan H.. 4. schooner InQeUend-