New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-21
NEW YORK CITY.

the season in Fulton-st. yesterday
Canary birds sing In the windows OF Fulton Mar
ket aud serve to distract the attention OF pedesl-
ans from the unpleasant odor OF hsh.
The ceasoless tread Of the public has worn deep
pathway in the solid oaken flooring before the
ticket windows of the Roosevet-street Ferry.
A school for Cinnamon has been opened IN Har-
lem. It's sessions are held Monday evenings in the
ecturc-room of the Harlem Congregational Church.
The First PRESBYTERIAN Church of fremont Is one
Of the reSiduary egaees of the estate OF the late
John Kenyon of Harlem, aud VIII come INTO possess
sion of $4,000,
Buildings reported unsafe yesterday Nos. II and
If Renwick-st rear, 90 Duane-st, 4i4 SiXth-ave,
and the buildiny on the northwest corner OF New
Church and COrtlandt-Sts.
DYING FROM HIS WOUND.
John Cunningham, the man who accidentally
shot in the forehead by Mary A. McDevltt, at No.
297 Scventh-ave., early Sunday morning. died III
the Roosevelt Hospital at $3.50 a. m. yesterday.
INSTRUCTIONS TO TRAVEL IN NtssAU-srREET.
The keepers of rmi-stands in NaSs'an-st. en-
deavOT to advance with the archiectnral progress
of the age. Their stands are heightened year py
wear, and many of them measure forty ieet from
stem to stern.
TIN LIQUOR DEALERS FINED.
Ten grocshop keepers pleaded guilty yesterday
before judge Cowng OF violating the Excise law by
selling iiqu rwithout license. John Schuchman,
of No. 1888 Bowcry was fined $50, and the others
various sums between go and -.
AwHALE To Ri EXHIBITED.
The while which was CAPTURED Oithc long Island
shore last week is expected in this ctY today, and
Mil he exhibited at The foot of Fulton-s,. The ami
mai j, eighty feet m crg h, and, like All whales on
exhibition, is " the largest ever captured.
4 VERDICT AG INST 4 POLICEMAN.
Moses Schlanslv obtained yesterday a verdict in
the Marine Couri for so against Policeman lhomas
Bowcs ~ damages for an alleged assault boWe5
asserts that he made assault, and that SchanShy
had been guilty Of uull"iullv resisting an arrest
NETTING or 4 HUNT.
The Meadow Brook HINT had injecting yesterday
near Wcstlury station. Queens County, l.. l.
Mr. Hitchcork WRIGHT Sandiord j. Sanford.
stanley Mortimer, +. r. Appleton and Mr.. RuthGr-
ford. The ii lance covered was about six miles
across the fields.
DYING WHILE RETURNING FROM \ wEDDINGPARTY.
Mrs. Esther Livingston, of No. 3O7 East Fifty
s,cond->i.. fell dead IN the street near her nome
friends She was iiity-fouT years old and her death
is attributed to heart disease.
MISSING FROM HIS HONE.
benedict Drummer. age fOrty-Onc a merchant of
Wcsthold Mass. left his home on March ], and
started for this city on business. No trace of hm
las slice been obtained by his friends Yesterday
the wife of the missing man visited Police Head
quarters and gave "a description of hin.
80 GUILTY INTENT on THE PART OF Mr.. BRIGGS.
Disirict-Attorncy Woodf0rd received letter yes
tardav from Secretary FOg'r recommending him To
Use his own discretion IN relation 10 the charge OF
smuggling made against Deputy Collector Briggs.
The Dstrict-Auorney will not bring the matter
before the Grand jury, as he does not thlnk there
was any guilty intent.
PUNISHED FOR TRYING TO ROB A CHINAMAN.
John O'Ncil, age eighteen, was sentenced yester-
day by Judge GIldcrsccvc, IN the Court of General
Sessions to three years in the state Prison for at
TEMPTED robbery ONei with Il companion, en-
tered the laundry of sam Lung, at No. 121 Hester
ST.. and while one Of them threatened to shoot the
proprietor the Othcr attempted 10 Ioo inc IhoHcS-
drawer.
HFLD TO AWAIT TIE RESULT OF HIS Injuries
jerry Lam" a wel-known criminal. age twenty.
Of No. y Ro1seyelt-si., was taken before justice
of Ia Inttll.. for
f.louiouSly as,aulting Daniel sullivan, of No. go
Baxtcr-,t.. SUNDAY night by stabbing HIM on the
body with a knife. Sullivan IS now in II. NlncrntS
Hospital, and Lane was held 10 await the result OF
LIS injuries.
ANNUAL DINNER or soRosIs.
The fourteenth annual dinner OF Sor0sis was held
at DcInOniCO's at ! p. N. Yesterday. Two hundred
ladies, most of them in full dress; were present
After the dinner there was an address b. Mrs.
and music. portrait Of George " ashngton was
presented TO the society by Miss l.. b. Johnston, OF
Washington.
ARREST OF CUSTOM HOUSE BROKER.
On complaint Of oMcer Holly. of the Eleventh
Precinct. William /. Price, age foIty-hye, OF NO.
III Bergen-st. Brooklyn. Custom House broker
was arralaned before Justice Power. yesterday, at
the TOinbs Tor striking him on the hand in tie ro-
tuuda of the Custom House, and for conduct tend
ing to a breach of the peace. lie was paroled Tor
examination
STORMY ATLANTIC VOYAGES.
The VOYAGE of the steamship CICy of New-lOrk
which arrived yesterday from Liverpool, was unusu-
aIly stormy, cncountclIng strong hcadgaleS with
high seas nearly the entire voyage. She logged less
than 800 niles IN every day, excepting on saturday
last. On the Wednesday previous she made only
l5l miles. The other steamships which arrived had
similar weather
NOT ABLE TO CONVICT POLICY DEALERS
The Jury which tried William Patient yesterday
in the Court of General Sessions on the charge of
violating the Lottery law. failed TO agree Judge
COwng in discharging the jury expressed the hope
that some more effective law would he passed by
which those who keep policy shops that give their
customers not even the chance OF an honest lottery
could he eXtermnated.
THE ELEPHANT FOR CENTRAL PARK.
The report that 5 me unknown phanth roplsts
were about pur'hasin an elephant to he placed III
Central Park, could not be confirmed yesterday
The Park Commissioners said that they had not
heard word of il. Charles Reiche, who owns the
elephant, was asked what he knew about it his re-
ply was incOneTent. lie has had an elephant on
his hands " since last summer.
YOUTHFUL sTOwAwAY.
boy, who was only known by the name OF FL
bert, slowed himself away on board of the steam
ship State of Nebraska which arrived from Glas-
Cow yesterday, and thus secured free passage to
this city he said lie was seven years old and
wanted TO go to his rather. living i'll Montreal
Canada. The stceragc passengers cOntr buted
toward paying the toy IS fare to Montreal.
ONO MEN VISITING THE PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS.
A delegation of ONO state Senator'S, with Captain
S. 4. Day, OF the United states Army. Wis ted some
of the public Institutions of the city yesterday under
the charge of the Commissioners of Charities and
Correction. The delegation was composed of l.. n.
Palmer, Jeremiah nan, Charles tarSeman ana
General d. W. II. Day. The Senators are members
of a committee appointed to inspect correction and
penal institutions.
STEALING FROM HIS EMPLOYERS
Lewis GIccnbaum OF the firm Of Greenbaum q
Co. cigar manufacturers of No. 80 Dey-st. reported
10 Inspector Byrnes recently, that GOitchalk Kahn,
collector in his employ, had run away with $l5G.
Detectives Heidelberg and Doan arrested Kahn
Yesterday In the Post Office building. 1t has since
been discovered that Kahn had embezzled 81, 100
from the firm. Kahn is forty Years Old and lived at
No. 1853 East Eighty-sccOnd-st.
MARsHALS ANXI us FOR THEIR PAY.
About 200 men. formerly United States deputy
marshas representing every district In the city,
met at the Gcrmania Assembly Rooms last even
ing with ". II. Carroll in the chair. Letters were
read from Representatives. Hardy, and Arson G.
Me- nnk nronisng Their COOpaIatiOn ID the effort OF