New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-29
president. Mrs. J. D. Bryant; and secretary, Mrs

vandn vas vsste,dav arrested by Deputy sheriff
Magonigle on an order of arrest issued ny Jnnge
Truax The Complainant ~ s 1d1 q for divorce on
the ground of cruelty and neglecl. s1 Trona on
that her husband proposes sainn neo ioi i"'0p VIZ
December 2. lie gave bail III %Z'ooo
INSPECTION OF THE NINTH REGIMENT. ,
The 9th Regiment, Colonel Wi liam Seward, hau
drill and Inspection last evening at the aTo n y 10
Twenty -sixth-st near Seyen snec,ed Inv Brigader
General William g. Ward. There was also gIaaru-
mounting, conducted by Adjutsnt Houseman LIEU
4 concert by Arbuckle's Band followed the ma
n9uvres.
THE GOVERNMENT NOT TO INTERFERE.
The wreck of The Nankin, which has oeen lying ns
sunk ia Swash Channel since April last, mas been an
obstruction to navigation Efforts have been maze
to induce the Government 10 remove III. oen m;t
Wright sent communI cation to the BOARD OF fiioI
Commissioners that under instructions from tne
Secretary OF War, the owner of the wreck VIII DO
allowed TO continue his Work uI renoya un'h n''
inability TO execute il shall become evident"
CLOSING OF THE CUSTOM HOUSE.
The Custom House will be closed Tor pubic Dusl-
at M after December exeep1 IoT cac ard
clearanes of vessel All the employees Will remain on
duty an hour later During The summer ne secretary
OF the treasury cnck Int he new modes the
order that the clerical work snail oe coh'iiuou
| until p. m
SUNDAY TRAVEL TO TIE SEASIDE. -.
For such of the travelling pubic as desire to VISIT
the seaside resorts on sundays during the fall anu
| winter months the Pennsylvania Railroad has ar
| ranged to run tram leaving New loIK AT oa. W.
| for Point Pleasant. returning from that place al
| 500 D. M and arriving in tnis city at 10Y D; III
| This tram stops at Long Branch Spring Lake. sea
| Girt and all points on the New-Jersey coast.
PLANS FOR NEW BUILDINGS.
| plans were presented at the Bureau of Buildings
Yesterday for an a dtiOn to the Grand Union hotei
at Parkave aud For Iona; y ino frontoge Of
foTty-tiye feet on Forty iirs-st Its cost VIII ne
$4,000, Five lighthouses are to be erected set S o
Ibird.ave'. at cost of $4,000 aud William NJ
Reynolds is to build i've others IN One-hundleu-
| and thirty-ffth-st west of Seventh-aVe.
| AN Ape AL FOR HOMELESS MOTHERS AND CHILDREN
| Inc managers of the New York Infant Asylum
make an appeal at the thanksgiving season Tor gliis
! OF provisions. clothing and money III ald Oh 'hm d
TO homeless mo hers and their unfortunate lnIants
The House of Reception is at en- have ana Sixty
Westchester County GIFTS Of clothing and pro:
visions will be thankfully received at the House OF
Reception. sums of money sh9 g DC sent 10 'no
| CArTIE-YARDs STILL IN FILTHY CoSDITIoN.
| Dr. Charles f. ROBBERS, one the sanitary lnspec-
tors appointed oy the Board of Health TO watcn the
slaugnterhOuses the east side OF the city, recently
reported that Sc ea cattleyards were ~ Horrible
condition on account of the mud and MIN whlch
had been allowed to accumulate. lie sugges ed
that the Board should issue ord 10 the oNners Oh
th. yaids 10 cover them with concrete and connect
! them with sewers Yesterday DIR. Roberts stated
that the yards complained OF were still III "a hIthy
| condition.
| THE FUNERAL OF THOMAS LIE CLEAR.
A large NUMBER of artists will go to Rutherford,
| n j. this morning TO attend the funeral OF THOMAS
LIE Clear n. A., VINO died last Sunday night. MOST
| of the members and associates of the National
| Academy of Design will be present. The Academy
has ado TED a sui able minute for ITS records Inc
paIl-bearers selected are ALERT Berstadt, James H.
| Beard, X. w. Hubbard, j. &. Brown Il. wood
| Perry and William q. Harrison. The tram will
leave The Chambers Street Ferry al g3O a. III. anu
Will return at II III. The funeral services at
Rutherford will begin at 1880 a. III.
| GRAMMAR SCHOOL SCHOLARS NOT OXERW0EKED.
| The COMMITTEE Course of Studies continued
their examination of he principals and vce-prncl-
| pals OF the grammar schools yesterday. lneTe
seemed to be no unanimty OF opinion among them
nregard TO revision OF the pre- ent course otstudy.
One ieache" thOught etymoogy ought to be discard
ed other, algebra. ana still another, botany All,
however, were agreed tnat no mere Work was re-
CURED than the pupils were able 10 accomplish.
Professor Hume, of the COlege oil the City OF New
York. sand that the students OF that institution dld
not spend on an average, more than hve OF SIX
hours III study and recitation daily.
RoBBING HER MISTRESS.
A colored woman, Bette Chids was charged in
the YorkvIlle Police Court yesterday with roObing
her employer, Adeline Miller, who keeps q board,
ing ,Ouse at No. 6l4 Seventh-ave. Mrs. Miller had
| mi sed considerable sverwarr bedclOthing, etc,
a ID We terday she left her pocketboO6 containing
| SiS5 in the dining room On recovering IC she
found hat four $50 bulls had been taken, and she
| Reilly searched the prisoners rooms at No. 600
E,ghth-avc., and recovered a considerable part Of
! the properly, including the money. she was he'd
| for trial
| GAMBLERS IN A POLICE COURT.
| On information obtained by Detective Schnielt-
berger, Captain Williams and five olncer3 on Mon
| uay night made desceht Oh gambling Ii use at
| NO. 4ol SiXth-ave, aud arrested mo ley crowd OF
| white and black men, who wert In the place, and
! cOnfisca ed implements worth about 81, 900. The
front of the place occupied as a Gig r store b.
| DAM IL Lindan. Nineteen persons were arTaigned
| IN the jefferson Market Court yesterday Jusiic1
| B:xUy held ,har burke IN $500 bail and James
| Osg0Od aud Pa rick smith IN 81 900 bail com
plant of BENZ min Singer, who claimed to have
lost pl4 in t. place on saturday night Thee
| men were sen the House OF Detention and the
| others discharged -
| BROOKLYN.
| Robert Donald, found guilty. in the Court of Ses-
SONS, of manslaught i'll the second d. gree in kill
| Ing his alher WITH an earthen teapot on April u,
| was sentenced 10 seven years III the Penitentdry
The expert accountants, Sherman and Iurnbull.
| who were appointed by Mayors Grace and Low TO
| investigate the accounts of the Bridge rIstees
| have made cuIsry examination of the books and
are expected to begin regular work upon them in
day or two. Assistant Engineer Martin has been in
| ioImed hat the hnal shipment OF steel has been
| made from Edgemoor.
| protest was made by Alderman Allison, one of
| the candidates for Alderman the Fifteenth Ward
a. tine late eleclion,ln tie meeting of the Comm tee
of Aldermen on election returns yesterday against
| the acceptance OF tne canvass OF the vote III the
lst District OF the ward, on the ground of fraud.
The committee determined to refer the matter to
| the fu.l Board / he acceptance of the vote will
| elect Ormsbee, Democrat, while throwing 1t out
vii give the office to Allison, Republican. 1t Will
| not change the Democratic control Of the Board.
| JERSEY CITY.
| kerosene lamp exploded yesterday morning in
| Mrs Pinney's rooms at No. 80 Essex-st. and did
$3.50 damage While running to the fire. Truck
| No. ran INTO the window OF Gorman's rum shop,
| at Greene and Grand-sts, and demolished it,
Public School No. had to be closed yesterday for
want of coal TO made fires IN the furnaces. his Is
getting to be frequent occurrence several schools
having been temporarily closed in the last two
weeks for u similar reason. School No was about
to be closedone day last week, when Director Lard,
of the Board of Education, bought ton of coal at
his own expense. The Board of Education at
tributes this condition of affairs to the nadeauacy
| of the appropriations made by the Board OF FIN