New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-02-05
NEW-YORK CITY.

several lots IN East Ons-huhrcl-3n'-hlI''- ~
have been given the Sister: of the Order Of 81
| francis, for home for poor coGSimptlYcS
| Buildings reported unsaf" Yesterday: Nos. -. II
and 10 Niuth-ay... No l37 y Lrroy-st., 10. ~
| .Chan0rS-St.. No, luoI second ave-" No. -
| thUnpS"u-St
APPOINTED TO HIS FArHERs PLACE.
! The General lrnH OF III" Su,T ID" C"uT' appointed
Yesterday Henry f. Davies. the son OF she late eN-
| JUDGE Henry Z. Davies, as CoIarn's,!oner in the
| matter of The Broadway Underground Hallway, IN
the place OF his deceased father
MR. BrECrFa's LIFE INSURANCE.
| The Rev Henry War! Brechrr evidently believes
| IN lie insurance lie he's taken out handsome
pohcy with the Eqqitahle Life A~srarce Soc C. ~,
| Metropolitan District of that society.
ACTION on DR. BELLOws's DEATH.
The FOnrth Unitarian >ocic y, on trday evening
passed resolutions m reference to the death OF me
| Rev. DIR. Bci,aWS, who, = was said had been " the
cuilSc Tor and help OF the cletv alike ~ adversely
! and prosperity" and teuucrug tn the family If the
| deceased clergyman tS sympathy.
TO WALK OR Kun FOR SIX DAYS.
TIC articles agreement ,OT the siN-iayS race at
| Madison square Garden ior he week beginning
! Monday, February u were To-day signed nv john
| Su lvau, Of Saratoga. ana W. II. or, ot al
| fnrnia Each pat up his full stake, $1,000 Two
! other men have declared that they viii have their
money read Tomorrow when The entries will CLOSE
| those now entered are Howell. Pauchot, Nlnt
| Norenac, Fitzgerald Sullivan and scott
THE PROBABILITIES or 4 CONTEST
| The viii Of Moses iirrl"a, who hanged himself
Thursday after having first set tire 10 ms house.
| WAS fled yesterday for probate In The surrogate
| oOi.c The viii j. dated Jauuary I3. 1SS2. After
| making various bcuuaSts of small amounts 10 his
relatives in Germany and this country the teStafor
dcvses his est tr t0 hts brothers ami sisters An IN
strumpnt pufpOrtHg Inc later VIII, brirlrg ddte
January 20, Ss2, has ALSO been offered lcr PROBATE
Under tins ms: runcnt lT. llcrIugs entire csfte Is
gwen % MaXlmllan iierzog the sou OF his brother
solomon.
slorlIs TO TIE AGRICULTURAL CONVENTION.
Ayt,t to the Butter hca,c and Egg ~ change was
mad yesterday morning by az VI fifteen members
of the Agricultural Co Uvcnuonwho had remained
fh.as fnr.r .f fIa
change were called 10 order and the visitors formally
received. Ex-Governor Grinncll, Of Iowa, spoke q
few words calling the attention of the exchange 10
tue fact that Iowa was the greatest dairy state OF
the Union. Mr.. Parsons OF Michigan, and )T.
Is i!ey OF Massachusetts, also spoke. The members
of the convention pressed themselves as well
pleas-,lwi!h their reception The committee jhc
National Fair held meeting in the afternoon. The
directors of the association authorized to take
.Uch steps as might be found 10y them necessary or
! expcdlcut for holding an American Exposition
| lhc committee was unanimous M choosing New
York The place Tor the ialr, Whch VIII not prob
ably lie beid before 1898
BROOKLYN.
The newly appointed Sanitary Inspector, Dr.
John II. RAYMOND. has begun the work 81 reTenc.l-
n!eut by reducing fho expenses OF the Health
Department $500 year.
Police Commissioner Jourlan Yesterday issued an
order iusiructIhg thr police L. arrest any person
canrLi IN tie act Of snow hang, as considerable
injury 10 persons ana property las resulted from
this Supposed harmless sport,
A man described about thrtv-ive years of age.
five feet six inches III height and pretending TO be
an empoyr Of the gas companies, has appeared IN
South Brooklyn. His purpose j. robbery and not
repairing the meter. Several families have already
been robbed.
The Rev. John w Chadwicks lecture on " IIaw-
thorne" which to be delivered this evening. has
been postponed until February ~. here will he
no evening service in the second Unitarian Church
to-day. In the morning, MI Chadwick viii speak
of Or. BcllOwS's character and woGk.
An AtlantIc-avc motor struck George Teserwitt
of Washington East New York. late Friday
| and instantly killed him. The conductor, John
| Nav and the engineer james Mackear were
! rested and held to await The CoIoners action
Angelina McSweenv, twenty-cne years of age:
! Yesterday afternoon, betwcen II and l o'clock
attempted TO escape by lcaping from the htth-sory
stories nigh She received Injuries from which she
died in an hour Notice was sent to the Coroner
The body of an unknown man was found early
North Tenth and Fiith-ss., ED The man ap-
parently about fifty years of age dressed IN gray
coat and trousers, black felt hat and laced shoes
The body Was taken 10 The Fifth Street Police sta
tOu. and thence to the Morsnc to await dcntlhca-
ton.
A mild form Of the scandinavian wassail prevailed
on board the new steamer Geser OF tie ihlheValia
Line now living at her pier atW atsons Stores yeser
dav afternoon, TO celebrate her first trip from
Copenhagen 70 this port. Many scandinavian resi-
dents of Brooklyn were present. Nr ~. A. BILE.
Danish Minister at Washington, made short
address,
JERSEY CITY.
Herman COiiinan. age fourteen of No. 327 East
Fifty-second-st. and Frederick Church, age thir-
teen of y-fourth-st New York.
were arrested in tho Pennsyyania Railroad Depot
Indians. Sixty cents in money, some bread and
meat, seven barreled revolver and hex Of car
trldge5 found III their possession. They were
locked up III the First Precinct Station and their
parents informed
Matthew Campbell, who was indicted for murder
| Ing his wife in September last, and who was con-
oil Of uNI lllpl "a fpw
raIgned for sentence in the Hudson County Court
| OF Oyer and Terianer yesterday Judge Knapp said
there doubt that the prisoner had caused the
| death of his wife and the Court wonld have been
satisfied with verdict OF murder IN the second de-
gree but as the jury had hoqght proper to render
| verdict Of mansaughter the Court would sentence
| the prisoner TO eight years III the state frlsoD
LONG ISLAND.
| LONG ISLAND CITY.--The Board OF Education of
Long IslandCity has ordered the First Ward school
house TO he closed until repairs be made that
are necessary preserve the health of the children
luis action has been taken III consequence of visit
| made to the schoolhouse few days ago by Alder
man +. j. Gleason, president of the local Board of
Aldermen The Alderman found That the ventilation
was fatally defective and that the closets emitted
fou OdoIs from being placed too near the steam
heaters .... a movement has been started among
| the officials of Long Island City 10 devise
! some means to force the delinquent taxpayers
10 pay their arrearages. A bill 'Of this
purpose is to he drafted by che cor
| poration counsel and submitted to representa-
lives from Queens County al Albany for the presen-
tati0n 10 tue Legislature. Mayor De}eyolse states
that 1t is owing to the Lou-paynient OF taxes that
the 6ugucal condition of the city Is Ia Its present
| deplorabe condition.
STATEN ISLAND.
TorrESyIILE- hull OF the British brgantine
Princess Beatrice. sunk of Iottenylue, has been
| sold for $50.
! R1cu,,ovD AT the auction sale at the homestead
| of The late Captain John Bennett at Richmond,
| clock over a Hundred years old was sold to Mrs.
| Cow-Il, of New Bnghton. for 90 A picture OF
| Henry w ard Beecher brought thirty-tive cents.
| RossyIILg.-The committee appointed TO investi-
gate the charges against the Rev Jonas Marshall.
| pastor Of the African Methodist Episcopal Zion