New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-15

9tawa, ana I Rswav of Canada FTh Aren Hotel
SonsTessman Walter A. Wood Of Hoosc Falls. N.Y. ana
S Ss%cT a. of and Ward
Nichols Of Cincinnati.
NETWORK CITY.
The public baths were closed yesterday LOT 'no
season.
The building No. LA william-st. was reported as
unsafe yesterday. =, A..
Toss;i formations are visible in nearly all the
stones in the flooring of the Post-Omce.
The evening schools have never been mort
crowded with pupils than they are at the pioSo"'
time. ..u
deaths last week. SIG; births. 523 marriages
oel, arrests 1852 excise licenses granted, To-
and fees collected, 5000. ~.
William Abrams FIVE wears fell from Tsster
story window at No. 236 west lwehtio'"-'' '
day and was injured fatally. Doa
II ia now promised that the new Casino az ro fo
way and Thirty -ninth-st: shall open wi.noau a''
next Saturday evening NO moro po9'p .'..-ro>,s
prrpGI LARS STEALING GLOVES AND BUTIoNss.
Burglars broke into the store OF H. " burnuiis,
on the second floor of No. 112 Leonard5st, early
Oh Friday morning, ana s'oie Sio'0' anu
THE PACKS DESERTED IN THE EVENINGS.
Crowds of people no longer flock to the parks anu
SQUARES at nightfall After 8 o'clock the pencnes
arr, almost deserted except by tramps anu cooins
DINNER IN COURSES FOR FIFTEEN oEN I;nror
Some downtown eating-houses furnlsn a uIhnui
of four courses" for fifteen cents IL IS pGtn"R n
needless TO say that the quality OF the Ioou Is al
keeping with the price,
1RoNwoRK FOUR CENTURIES OLD:
An iron dover chest made III the fifteenth CEN
tnry is ON exhibition at Broadway store. ne III
side of the lid is covered with complex 3ss
ment of bolts, bars and springs ny "h0" ~ " ~
tened to the main body OF the ches''
IMMIGRANTS ARRIVING IN GOOD NUMBERS. .,o
The total number of Immigrants Ian9eu at Oa1 3h
Garden during the week was IolZ: 1esteIGh3y .'0s
Steamer p Caand, from Rotterdam, brougnl oVo
steerage PASSENGER and the NeueIianu' no-A A1
werp, 402 ,,
pRoGREss OF TIE NORTH RIVER TUNNEL"
The break on the New-YOrk side OF the hudson
River tunnel has been repaired aud the water aS
been pumped out. full gang OF men are o az
IN the heading they were before tne acciucht.o
rh sr new section now almost completed on the
New Jersey end of the tunnel, makes LAO iee' u
finished work.
Two children, James w. and Emma greeley. WEI" ere
drowned Yesterday afternoon while rowing on t l
Harlem RIVER near High Bridge. James was III
teen Years old and his sister was only five Ihelr
bodies were covered aud taken 10 theH hoino "'
Riyerdale-place and Sedgwlck-aVe'
WIFE WHO WANTED TO s sI and nf his wife Eliza
vasLeld for trial in the Yorkvllle Police Court
Yesterday the charge against the former Dolly a
attempt to escape from policemen Wno idu o. 20
him for fighting, while the latter ehoea'oieu "
rescue him.
HELD FOR AIDING IN AN ASSAULT.
Fraucis V,llrute and Francis Sista were arragned
in the Tombs Police Court yesterday for aiding In
desperate assault on Rocco Michille Aono al NO. ~
ersey-st on September2l when Aoho was sGTiDus!y
held for tIlal.
ST. JOHNS COLLEGE ALUMNI.
The compliment, ary dinner offered by the Alumni
Association II St. Johns, FOrdham, to the Rey. Z.
" Grcken. the retiring president of the college.
and the Rev p T. Dealy his successor, VIII take
place at DemoncoS next thursday eyGnIng and dhs
guests of the society include the Archbishop anu
number of other distinguished persons.
FAIR FOR THE LIEDERKRANz -
The German Liederkranz has butt new cup
house at No. III East Fifty-eighthst. The LADY
friends of the members of the society 1ntenu 10
RAISE a fund for furnishing the house, and to TINS
end hold fair in its large concert hail, beginning
ON Satnrdav. October 81 and lasting one week.
The opening of the fair Will be preceded by VOCAL
and instrumental concert.
VESSELS TAKING ADVANTAGE OF GOOD WEAIhEh.
The hauling down of the storm flag from the
tower of The Equitable building mas Deen the sig
nal for the many vessels that, heediul OF ne warn
ng have been lying tor several days snugiy IN the
haThor 10 90 on their voyages. Yesterday over
200 vessels went seward through the NaIr99ws
The sunlight falling the of this vast fleet
of sailing Vessels driving through the water almost
with the speed OF steamships formed Drlinan'
picture.
A rERRYBOAT IN COLLISION WITH LIGHTER;
The ferryboat Southfeld when about 10 enter her
slim M the foot of Whitehal-st. at a. m. yester-
day came INTO collision with lighter, causing
small sized panic among her passengers, Dut uolng
nn innrv 10 the ferryOoat. The lighter had at
tempted to the bows OF the,ielry DoalnO negu
ing the atteTs signals, and had her port pui"arAs
smashed.
LEFT HOMELESS BY A FATHERS INSANITY.
Two BOYS, Patrick and John Fleming, we're found
wandering about the Thirty-htth Precinct on FIJI
6aV evening, and the police TOOK charge Oh theih,
They said their only relative was then 1ather, VINO
had disappeared from his home at Spuyten DuyVli'
In was ascertaned that the father had become In
sane and had been sent to the Insane Asylum. ne
police gave The boys into the CUSTODY OF inc oocleS
Tor the Prevention of Cruelty to Children yes
terday.
LICENSES FOR CARTS AND EXPRESS WAGONS.
Mayors Marshal McDermOtt granted lSS licenses
to carmen last week, receiving therefor 3S94 20
The Marshal will begin the renewal OF hcenses lot
lac cart and wagons Tomorrow Dul 10
licenses will be granted uhtl tHe carts anu WoeonS
have been examined by one of the inspectors con-
nected with the Office, and found TO pc properly
numbered and the license number plainly Visible
Owing 10 the amended ordinance approved by
MAYOR Grace the renewal fee Tor all publc-cart
licenses has been reduced to Sl, and LOT express
wagons TO u o.
BROOKLYN.
Permits for the erection of sixty-nine new build
ings were granted by the Department OF Buildings
last week.
Maggie Fitzgerald. the child who was burned at
her home No 23S Hudson-ave., while playing with
matches some time ago, died yesterday.
The new Eastern District Library, in Fourth-st..
will be opened tomorrow evening. Mayor Low
will speak.
Seven butchers: of the Eastern District have sent
a letter TO Health Commissioner nay mohu'
urgiug the need of ordinance against the sale
OF gOrged poultry.
Grief at the loss of his father, old resident of
Brooklyn, Is the cause assigned for the death OF
Wilson NJ. Durack, young lawyer, VINO dled on
Friday, at his home in south Ihlrd-stp L. u Inc
father died few weeks ago.
The permanent Memorial committee of the
Grand Army of the Republic for BROOKLYN, VIII
hold their first meeting at the new rooms recently
voted by the, Board OF Aldermen, IN tne basement
OF the City Hall, Oh next Saturday evening
While crazed by liquor yesterday afternoon
Charles Clifford, captain OF the schooer Estiem
Belle, lying at Plerrepont stores, Brooklyn, at
femOted to shoot himself with "a small seven CHAM