New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-24
NETWORK CITY.

T1nS9fp 6llINIngN TFVUITFU =,
Wnter-st., 140 Lews-st., $50 SeVentn-aVe', anu 10
and 81 West Fiftcth-st.
The Board of Estimate and Apportonment yes
terGay made appropriations OF EXCISE moneys " u
number Of charitable institutions.
The members of the Congressional Committee on
American Shipping. who have been staying al me
Fifth Avenue Hotel, returned to Washington yester
day by the morning traln
A SUNDAY TRAIN TO long BRANCH. 80,
Beginning on November 26 sunday tram VIII
be run over the New-York and Long Branch Ral-
road for all stations, TO Point Pleasant, leaving
both Cortlandt and DesbrOsscs-st ferries at a. H.
A SMALL AUDIENCE AT A FREE TRADE LECTURE.
special meeting Of the NeN-IorK Free Ifdu'
Club WAS held last evening at No. ~ west wehtl{
four hist LECTURE on DLscr NINA on Gel Gr T,
by J. SchoenhOtf. The audience was smau.
WRESTLING FOR THE CHAMPIONSHIP.
Clarence Whistler, of Kansas. and Joseph Acton I;
of PhiladcIpba formerly of England, are ma tchrd
TO wrestle for 81 900 and the championship OF th'
world in the Madison square Garden on Deeein-
Der IS. ..
six-stOTy brick factory is to be erected In Sky
thirG-st. west of Aveuue-A By john ID. Crimmlns
at a cast of $lOO 900. Samuel Lowden IS to onild
tve-siOrv tenement-hOu>e az nos. 4to anu no
West FOrty-ninth-st. for So oo'
LAWYER GETS VERDICT.
Edward p. WI Ter yesterday, ID tn Marine Conrl'
recoycred n verdict for $500 against Edwin 1.
Woodbury. for legal services rendered IN procuring
Woodbury's release rom an asylum Tor the insane
The defendant was release from the asylum lie"
SUPPOSED INSANITY OF A SHIPS OFFICER
Ouartermaster James II. PharO, Of the steamship
TaIlahasse at pier No. 43, North River, was re-
moved TO the Marine Hospital Yesterday b. order
of tbe commander of the vessel PhaTo, who is
twenty-one years old, has BEEN acting strangely
and il is believed that he is insane
FUNERAL OF DETECTIVE FARLEY.
The funeral Of Detective Pnllp Earey took place
Yesterday in the Catholic Cathedral IN hottest Inc
Rev. Father +. Aheara acicd as celcbIant. Johh
Kelly Inspectors Byrnes and Murray ana hooert A.
ID nv, Inns
LECTURED BY JUSTICE FORD.
Fourteen boys, from ten 10 seventeen years Old
with fearful eyes and sOrrowful faces were ar
RANGED in line before Justice Ford IN the Jefferson
Marset Police C,,urt Yesterday. They charged
with building bonilres IN the streets TO the detr
ment pubic p ace aud property. Ihey were lee
tured and then discharged.
An EXPOsER OF MEDIUMS.
Stewart Cumberland, the English thought
reaoerD and EXpOu0er of the Phenomena OF Spr-
itsm." as he calls himself, mas salied I3r ms
country TO give a series OF performances under the
manag- ment of Pond n Edwards lie has exposed
many American " mediums III ms country ana Is
anxious 10 cope with them on their own ground.
THANKSGIVING AT THE WILSON MISSION.
All persons interested in seeing the hungry filled
are invited TO the Wilson Mission. No. 10 81
Marks-place Thanksgiving Day, between the hours
OF II and l. Contributions Of provisions TO that
end are earnestly desired from the trends OF the III
situtIon and may be sent TO Miss Huntington AT
the Mission, or money for the same purpose to the
treasurer. Mrs. A. Il. cmltn, at NO. 20 NesJ LIHu-
feminist.
40 DECISION MADE IN THE HARvIEE CASE.
1t was expected mat decision would DC rendered
by Justice Ford. III the Jefferson Market Ponce
Court yesterday, on the charges OF perjury and
criminal abel preferred by Marie Prescott Perzel,
against Ernest Harvler, but the day passed without
the appearance of I 10 counsels. 1t Is understood
that Justice Ford has reached decision, aud that
1t is unfavOTabe to The defendant.
CELEBRATING HIS FIFTIETH BIRTHDAY.
Charles Gillespie, a Varnlsh manufacturer. OF
Twenty thlrd-st., cclebra ed his ifteth birthday
YESTERDAY by dinner 10 about twenty well-khOwn
merchants IN "a downtown res aurAht. Among
those present were LOUIS Gillespie, Emigration
Commissioner George Starr and Peter Is. Acker.
Informal speeches made over glasses cham
pagnc and between puts OF Havana cigars
DELAYED A MONTH BY SICK SAILORS.
The schooner Flora Oodnouse arrived here from
Tamplco yesterday after prolonged voyage OF
two months. Alter leaving IalnplcO on september
Der 20 six of the crew were taken sick win Chagres
lever ana CAPT am DAVIS hauled ills vessel up and
put INTO Key Nest for medIcal assistance. Alter
waiting month Tor the rlcn to recover, four OF
them transferred TO the hospital, ANA the vrs-
sci preceded, OH OCTOBER 30 Oh ITS voyage TO this
city.
STABBED FOR HIS EXCLUsIVENEss.
Word was received at the COIOuers ONCE yester
day that George Sanders, the German CLEARWATER
VINO WAS stabbed last sunday at No. 100 hottest
by Christian Grave, III quarrel about stolen
OyercOat. was dying at ST. vincent hospital IRON
the effect of his injury The wound was III the left
breast just over the heart Sanuers told Coroner
Knox tnat Grave stabbed INN because he said that
he would no longer associate with INN on account
his bad habits. Grave Is under arrest.
INVESTIGATING A COLLISION.
Uuitel states 1T ,aDDoat INSPECTORS Matthews
and Fdlrchild began an investigation yesterday
INTO the collision OF the steamer city of Worcester
with the barge Sag nav In the East River on No
venDer IL. Captain G.uues, of The tug j. J. Len
noX : CAPTAIN W. ID. Ward, First Officer Notary
Second Oiicer Geer aud Chef Engineer Carter Oh
tie City OF WOrces or, and i. III Lowell. oil Nor
wIch. conn, passenger on the steamer testified.
Their statements have been published. Inc in
vest gauOn will be continued, when the evidence
of other witnesses, some of whom live Ill New-Lon-
don, can be secured
TRANSFERS OF REAL-EsTATE.
BY a deed recorded yesteTd y David Jardne and
others trans erred 10 the Cuurch OF the Holy SpInJ
property go ny 100 feet on the east side of sad-
Son-avc., three lots north 81 sixty sixth-st. The
consideration for which the properly WAS conveyed
was $50. 800. mortgage with per cent interest
was ALSO placed on recon-, whcr by that church is
advanced pl22, 900 by the nutusl Lie Insurance
Company on its prop r at Madison we. aud sixty
sIxth-st. Richard VGOrnan, the superior court
Juugec ect, has tor the of S24 90, disposed Of
the banding at the northwest corner OF Canal-st
aud south Fith-aye.
NEARLY HE WHOLE FAMILY SUPPORTED.
patrI, Ii Cox "A drunken tailor, age tnlrty seven
was Yesterday tncd plO by Jus zee Power IN the
YORK vile Ponce CourI and cUmnIt ed TO the WORK
house for SIX months III default of bal. Five OF his
Six children were sent 10 81. Stephens Home, the
sixth being able tu care Tor hrrScL Cox
rested bout week ago for drunkenness aud neglect
of his family, but vas discharged III the Jefferson
MarAet fo,ce Court Oh promising to reform he
Las scarcely been since then and lie ha, dis
posed OF nearly All his furniture procure liquor
he family were recently dIspo-sessed from theI
house at No. East 234 twenty min tpst. Cox wife Is
an inmate of Bellevue Hospital her leg beng broken
III a struggle To prevent her husband going out to
procure liquor
BROOKLYN.
Since May /, 1,0G6 new houses has been built in
Brooklyn.
August Huber who attempted suicide on Tuesday
bv shooting himself IN the mouth at No. 20 Wash
ngton. ST.. d. ed yesterday at the city Hospital
contest was begun lerday before Surrogate
Livingston over tue viii of tue late Inspector of
Police Georg. q. Waidy, who left $50. 900 to his
widow and her children, aud cut oi two sons Uy his
first wife with he prOve;bial smiling.
! he Rev. John Hump.ton who his been pastor