New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-01
NEW-YORK CITY.

Robert somcrville. the weIl-known auctioneer,
hitherto with George A. Leayltt q 90 70 mas "e'o"io
connected with Thomas +. Kirby d 20.
Unsafe buildings reported yesterday: Nos: 20
West Housion-st 800 First-ave., 106 West Thirty
second st. and on the south side of One,hunered-
snd-forty tourth-st, 80 feet west OF CoIiege-Ve'
(rear)
ARRIVAL OF WAR sLOoP ALLIANCE. -
The United States sioop-of-war Alliance "g Md
H. Wadei III commander arrived OIL Sanuy AooA
last night All on board are we'll
DISASTROUS CLOSE or VISIT.
Mrs. Josephine Wunderlich age hityy OF MOT
risania. while visiting friend at No $50 Second
skull. She removed to Bellevue Hospital.
DEPARTURE OF MISSIONARIES.
large number or friends wltn"sSeu INC utpai ' t
of the American BAPTIST missionaries. on inc gu GU
Choir Line steamer Funessla yesterday morning. hr
the field OF their labors in India Burma and Siam.
PLANS FOR NEW CHURCH.
Plans for q new Methodist Episcopal Chnrch, 10
be erected at Park-ave. and Eighty-sxth ST. were
filed at the Bureau of Buildings yesterday Inc
building is to be constructed o. DroWR WIZ"
an ornamental front, ana Is 10 cost p|o,Ooo'
ARRIVALS or IMMIGRANT. ,
The total number of immigrants landed as Casle
Garden last week was 1888: The steamship I'm
brla from Hamburg. yesterday Di uEht 400 S!eeI-
ace nessepgers the City of Richmond, from Liver
pool. 81, and The Germanic from Liverpool, 67S
TYPHOID, NOT TYPHUs FEVER
IT was decided Sescray that MIS-. MaTg lret near
don OF No. Dps West Eighteen hist, had tyPhoil
fever She was removed from The Bellevue Iospii-
TAI insane ward on Friday to tho Reception no'pi-
prehcnsvc that she had typhus ieVer'
A FERRY ACROSS THE HARLEM RIVER.
A ferryb boat viii Leain running Tomorrow DC
tween tie northern terminus o. The Second FNcnue
Elevated Raiiroa and the Harlem River d' pot OF
the New York and New-Haven Branch ltahroad'
The ferIagc viii 1e cents by rus driangci,',,i
passengers from New-RCchelle and points east OF
tbat village can avoid passing through the fonIth-
ave. tunnel.
THE LAST DISPLAY FOR THE SEASON.
There was a large crowd ~ the Polo GiOuids Iast
Ia VIII
for tn season. Tine eXlbinon was success judged
by tie obs and ans" and the occasiOIal pu'5is
of applarsc that g1ectcd the wnZzng 81 pih-Who"ls
and ,he szzng ot rockets. Pyrotechnlcs portray
ing the pa so1uonles of the GuDerhdtOrial c'hui-
dates prOdT cd mach enthusiastic
not CERTAIN As TO his AUTHORITY.
John Daracne. IL No. l6 six t-ayc. who was ar
rested on thursday on Il charge OF renting the
building at No. 2lS Greene-st. TO Matilda Jehtzeh
for immoral purposes, was arTalgned for eXalnlna-
tion before Justice Ford in the Jefferson Market
Court yesterday afternoon; DarocheS counsel
asked tor Ina discharge on the ground lat there
was no law 10 hold hun. The Justice put hun UNI
del 81 600 bal until ne could ascertain whether or
not he could hold him on the charIe Ban was llr-
nishcd by q. W. Dean OF NO. 40 west twenty
thrd-si.
TO BE SENT BACK TO GERMANY.
United States Commissioner Deuel. yesterday
rendered his decision, cXtradlting 10 ucrlhaly
August and william Kahe and Ernest Mielin9n VINO
we're CHARGED with forging mote forGOO0 marks on
the Gcrm9n Stale Bank. They used iheir employer
name and succeeded in obtaining the money, W.
which thcv esclncd to this country, where tuey
Were arrested They confessed their gdilt TO the
ma hal who arrested them, but afterwaJd deuIed
fhar tbev were guilty. They will be sent back to
Germany as soon rs eXtradition papers can bc Sc
cured from the secretary OF StaIc.
A sCAFFoLD GIVES WAY WITH TWO PAINTERS
A scatiod upon which two painters were working,
at No $50 Chr, stIe-st fell by accident at 0:3O a.
IN. yesterday. Both men were injured seriously.
Tohn Keller are nineteen, of No. 80 Ludlow ST..
Tell upon his DacE, and unable to stand up al
terward. Il is believed that his spine Is injured.
Phiip KOlbacber, age twenty seven OF No. 93 First
ave- had his cOllar-bOne broken, and his head was
bruised severely. The police sent the injured men
to the Chambers Street Hospital 1t MAS SAID that
the accident caused by the painters careless
ness IT, SUI pending their platform.
WORK OF ST. vNCENTs HOSPITAL
A fair tor the benefit OF 81. Nlncents Hospital
will be opened at the 22d Regiment Amor on
October 10. Tho report Oh the hoaSe physician and
surgeon shows that during 1881 the totdl number
of pa dents treated at the hospital was 1062. an
crease OF 800 over the preceding year vi these
81 were discharged cTIeG, G60 improved, 46 I'M
improved 30 died. ana there remained at the clOso
of The year 12S 4 new building is TO be erected in
Twcfth-st.. and the proceeds OF the tar Will DO
used 10 dclay the expenses OF this addition TO the
hospital.
ACQUITTED BY A CORONEE's JURY.
Coroner Brady yeste day held an inquest IN the
case of Dennis MadIgan, an ex-poceman. who
was wounded the neck with an lce-pick by
James Malone, bartender at erney liquor store,
No. 321 Nest-st., on september ~. Inc evidence
showed that MadIgau, who was under the influence
OF hJuOr, ordered drinks Tor which he refused To
paw When asked for the money he grew abusive
and tired TO strike Malone. When the injured man
was diving he refused To make any statement nnDil-
| eating Malone. DR.. Me'semer testified that the
wound was a very simple one, the pick entering the
iuguIar vein and admitting air to the heart, from
which death resulted. The jury found that Malone
had acted self-'iefense and Coroner Brady dis
charged him.
BROOKLYN.
Eighty-twO permits for the erection of new
buildings we're granted last Week
Mr. Beecher is announced to reappear in Plym-
outh Church tins morning and evening.
a person signing himself Alfred Morgan sent a
check Tor 800, winch provc,. be worthless, 10
the Rev d. C. Hughes, pastor of the Unon-ave
Baptist Church, Greenpomt, " to ala the revival"
gong OH there.
In regard to the presentment by the Grand Jury
snggos sting inquiry into alleged abuses IN the
STRENGTHENING contracts, Mayor Low and Commls-
sioncr Ropes say that they Will heartily welcome
any such inquiry. Mr.. Ropes says That 1t is lmpos,
n lr for any contractor To remove the ashes ana
clean tie streets tor P7O,OOO.
Thomas Lanigan one Of the five prisoners who
escaped from Inc prison pen IN justice Bergcns
COurt few days az, surrendered hlmself yestgI-
day and sent 10 jail pending examination lie
said tnat he ran away because he did not want his
picture taken for the ROgues' Gallery
sheriff Stegiuan yesterday discharged number
of clerks order. he stated, TO reduce expenses
| They are Robert Is. Sedgwlck, examining clerk
| William f. Aithen, foreclosure clerk Edward
| Ryan and AlOnlo Brymer, general clerks; John
| Gallagher and William Hall, deputy keepers at
Raymond-st. jlIl, and Daniel Williams, messenger
Mr. Scdgwlck has been III the SnerlD Once Ill va
| rious positions tor many years
cross-town car was robbed late on Friday night
by two young ruiiians while. passing through
"Dangertown" II notorious DcighbOrhOod OF the
Eastern District One jumped on the rear plat
| form and by ringing tine bell and other annoying
acts drew the driver to the rear of the car, when
confederate stole the tia cash box containing 81.
Tue driver James Connolly, pursued the thief, but
! did not overtaSe bIm. The loss falls on him. lie
| Is a married man with family
| The Navy Yard yesterday was visited by Admiral
Zede and staff, who returned the call OF the com
maudant Commodore Upshur, upon them on the
| MineIve IN the early part of last week The parry
was imposed Of the French Admiral. Captain
pnesh of me Minerva Gnnialn CnnIreinlles of the