New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-28
NFW-YORI[ CITY.


CITY OF Richmond
NETWORK CITY.
There is a demand for line OF horse cars between
Carmansvllle and lnwoOd
The Mott Avenue bridge over the Spuytcn Duyvll
Branch has been completed.
Complaints of the slow building of tho bridge
across the Bronx River arc numerous IN NeStches-
ter.
Buildings at No 45O West Thirtecntl-st. and at
Greenwich and Desbrosses-sts. were reported UNI
safe yesterday.
The boats of the Albany Day Line will begin run
ming tomorrow, leaving Nestry-st. at $50 q. H.,
| and Iwent y-second-st. at . a. IN.
The newly appointed dctoctive.sergcants we're
sworn in at Police Headquarters yesterday Dy Gap
| tain klpp. the assistant clerk.
| Deaths last week, 6oS births, 1853; marriages
2l3 arrests l,314 excise licenses granted, 80,
and fees collected. Sl3,oSo.
| The block included between Onc-hundred- and
| sixth and One-hundrcd- and-SeVenthsta and Ihrd
and LeXiDgtol-aYcs. Is to be built up immediately
| with stores and dwellings.
HELD PoR STEALING CLOTHING.
| John Wilson. of ia hottest, was charged by
Mrs. Cary Mitchell before Justice kibreth yester-
day at the Essex Market Court with stealing from
| her rooms at No. n Eldridge-st. clothing worth
$3.50. lie was held without bail for trlaI IN Cen
eral Sessions.
| Immigrants LANDED AT CASTLE GARDEN.
-Four steamers landed i, 493 Immigrants at Castle
| Garden Yesterday. lie Nemesis from Amsterdam
| had on board $50, the City of Richmond from
| Liverpool ], 81, the Oder from Bremen 954, and
the new steamer Penland, CT the Ked Star Line
| 97S.
| DYING FROM INJURIES RECEIVED A YEAR AGO.
| At Bellevue Hospital Isaac L. Iallmadgc a
| lawyer age hfty-cght, died yesterday. The dead
man, about year ago, was run over by cart, and
the injuries lie susalned produced an abScess OF the
back which the cause OF his death. lie VIII be
| buried at Fond Gu Lac WIS
PLANS FOR TWO BUILDINGS.
Norman l.. Munro filed plans AT the Building Bn-
reau yesterday for the erection OF an elsht-Story
brick printing house at Nos. u and 70 Vandewater-
St., TO cost 100000. slx-story factory to cost
$4,000 Is 10 be built at Mulberry auu UldAu-SJS
| Dy William A. Potter.
| RUFFGANs BEATING A POLICEMAN
| Several young Tuflans were seen acting 10 dis
| orderly manner al Greenwich and Dey-sts rate on
| FRIDAY night aud Policeman John Gould attempted
| to drive them away lie was attacked. knocked
| down and beaten 50 badly that he was Obliged TO
| go home. His assallants all escaped.
| JUMPING FROM a FERRYDOAT.
| young woman who gave her name as Ella
| Benin and said she lived at No 49, WilloughDy-st.,
| Brooklyn jumped from the South Ferry boat
| Wmona last night as the boat was nearing Its New
York slip. She rescued by the deck hands, and
was carried to the Chambers Street Hospital.
FINDING EMPLOYMENT FOR RUSSIAN REFUGEES.
The Hebrew Immigration AID Society mas IN the
| last week found employment III different parts OF
the country for 800 families, ali OF them Russian
! refugees The report that 100 Hebrew students
| from Russia would arrive here yesterday was III
correct. Such party AS expected but not Tor some
| lime yet
| TIRE BROADWAY UNDERGROUND COMMISSIONERS.
The commissioners appointed 10 take testimony III
| regard to the Broadway Underground Railway
| Company assembled yesterday, but did not take
! any testimony. Arcmus III. Holmes has been APP
| pointed as commissioner III the place OF the late
Henry T. Dawes The next meeting of tho commits
| siOners will be held on June H.
PROFESSOR sAwYER's CONVICTION AFFIRMED.
| Ihe General i ERIN OF the Supreme Court yester-
| Il
of Professor William t. Sawyer for an assault upon
| Dr. TheophluS Z. Steele. Permission 10 apply 10
ever, is granted. Professor sawyer shot Dr. Steele
| III quarrel about two years ago Ill West Forty
sccOnd-st.
MEETING OF MARITIME EXCHANGE rIRECroRs.
| The Board of Directors OF the Maritime Exchange
| held a meeting yesterday. Ii was decided not to
| close the exchange on Monday. resolution was
latuTe the subject OF free canals, and committee
| was appointed 10 cooperate with the Chamber OF
| Commerce III the matter.
| ARRIVAL OF HANIAN FROM ENGLAND.
| Edward llaulau the OaTSman arrived in this city
| yesterday Oh the steamer city of Richmond from
Liverpool lie is III excellent health and spirits,
and has reached ms normal weight OF 90 pounds
| ten more than he weighs When III training. Mr..
| Hanlan went to the ST. James Hotel, where ne Will
stay until Monday, when he VIII start Tor Toronto.
| There he will be gwen a reception by his friends.
| Last evening the oarsuan attended the theatre
| sToNING TIE MAN SHE LOVED.
| negro, Robert Budd who lives at No 1876 West
| fOrty-ihiTd-st., and cOlOrcd woman, OF No. 40
| West FOrty-thrd-st. Lulu Budd, were walking to-
gether ON Friday night. They were met by Emma
Hart, Of No l4l Vest FftyIAird-st., who Is IN love
| with Budd. LUiu was abused By the Hart woman.
| while Robert stoned by her Their assaIlant
was arrested, and yesterday IN the York vile Police
Court she was fined $40 by Justice BiXby.
| COMMITTED To AWAIT THE RESULT OF AN INQUEST.
| Coroner Merkle yesterday committed James Hall
to the lOmbs III deiaul; OF 800 bail TO await the
Ie ult of all inquest III the case OF James Aleenan
On Thursday night Hail. Mccnan and several other
| persons were III the liquor sore of August Bull
Wiuklc, at No. 3O1 Stanton-st. dispute arose and
| Hal pushed Meeuan, who was intoxicated. lie fell
| through the door anu on the sidewalk. Yesterday
| Meenan died IN Bellevue Hospital
| DIsORDERLY CONDUCT on BARK.
| The mutIny on the bark d. Chaplin, lying off the
| coal docks OF HObOken which was reported to the
police late on Friday night turned Out To bG only
the dISorderly conduct Of some sailors. When Cap
tam Shultz with the police boat Florence reached
| the vessel early yesterday morning. two men were
arrested Captain ShultZ said that the arrests were
made TO prevent subsequent disturbance. The men
| were discharged by Justice kllbrcth III the Essex
| Market Police Court.
| ROBERT A. KASE's SEAT IN THE STOCK EXCHANGE
1he seat of Robert A. Kane III the Stock Exchange
was advertised TO be sold at public auction yescI.
day The sale did not take place, because private
settlement OF the judgment obtained against Mr.
| Kane was made on Friday. The question whether
seats IN the Exchange are property has never been
settled by the courts 1t Is now before the Court Of