New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-08
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The long needed repairing OF cioSS-"aIAs !" WV
annexed district has begun.
DR.. s. p. Zachsre has been maze INC iro'"
manager of The HhitcAGU herie~' ~
The fancy dress ball Of the Purim society WI "o
held at the Academy of Musieon thursday March,
The Rev G. W. Gallagher as acccpteSai a G Chris
the One Hundred ana lWehtS-oish'" "
tian Church.
deaths last week. 75s; births, 473; marriage,
go; arrests, 1851; excise licenses lsS"ou' A'
and fees collected, SOL 80.
The doors Of Chickerng Hall will not he locked
hereafter during Professor Adlers lecture oeloIo ~
Society for Ethical Culture
s1-xn,y ryESlSG SERVICES AT COOPER UNION.
The great hall of Cooper Union has hefn GneaSeu
for the new wear 1889. by the Evangellstic Noli-
,nittee, and Mr.. Sawyer VIII cohduc' soiNi''' VA
Sunday evenings.
ELEVATOR b TEMPORARILY CLOSED.
Notice was gwen TO the Pro uce EXCHANGE Se yes
terday that elevator of the ew-fork Contra anu
Hudson River Railroad. would De closeu loi i0P"
for ten days from January H.
GIVING OPIUM TO A CHILD BY MISTAKE;
Lonise Sturmer age nine months. died on li" ny
mistake nv her mother at No 3l9 East Fliteenln.
81. The mistake was not 6iscoNcIeu uN'
too late to save the chlds NE
THE ACCOUNTS OF a RECEIyrha, b. roceivor
The accounts of William II; W1@Hn nan were sent
e. the s Security Lie n supreme Court Chambers
Yesterday to s B. Hamburger as referee 10 pass
upon them. The receiver says in his petition tnat
Sl,719,735 90
ADJoURNING TO FILL A VACANCY. ,
An adjourned meeting of the Underground kall,
road commissioners was held yesterday. As the
death of ex-Judge Davies made Vacancy III me
commission General Robert Sewell, as counsel Tor
thr peti toner's moved an adjournment for three
weeks in order that a new commissioner may be APP
pon ed. This was aSsented TO ny me w. dWE o,,iN
missioners, Joseph $. BOsworth and john OBrleh'
ANNUAL FIE TON OF THE COACHING CLUB.
The old board of officers was re-eleeted oy tne
Coaching Club at is annual electi0n last evening
as follows President Colonel William Jay ir zee
President, Delaney Kane; secretary ana lI ;,h+
urer T. Bronson The club now has twenty-elght
members. There are two vacancies IN the ihrhnel
ship 10 be filled at the next meeting me cruz con-
templates the purchase of a second coach for next
FEARS THAT A SHIP is LOST.
Doubts arr expressed regarding the safety OF the
shin Constantine which sailed from here on N0voin,
Der II for London and has not since oeel hS ear
from She is owned by Captain William H. Cui-c
drcy and John Zettlnossen, and carried cargo OF
$500 barrels of petroleum, valued al 40 900 Inc
Constantine was built in 1850 aud Is OF Isl IONS
burden. She is valued at S30,UOo' On winch 'heie
Is 40 Insurance
SELLING LOTTERY POLICY SLIPS.
Detective Haggertv of the Twenty seventh Pre-
cinct. arrairned before Justice Smith Yesterday at
the Tombs William Brown for selling lottery pohcy
slips at No. 1876 Greenvch-st he was iequlrSW9 CO.. 10
furnish bonds in $500 for rial. In the Essex Mar
ket Police Court YESTERDAY Justice White heIu lSr
trial John Williamson. OF No 80 Third-ave, who
was arrested for selling policy SIlp 10 HdlHUeI
Harrington, of Bcrgen-st., BrooAlyn
THE GOSPEL MISSION TO THE TOMBs.
The certificate of incorporation OF the UQ5pei
Mission to the Toinbs was approved by Justice Bar
rett YESTERDAY The purpose OF the association is
a. MAINTAIN religious worship in The prisons Of the
city The trustees for this year are Howard Crosby
Macarthur, +. " White, j. G. King ;. &. Law, j.
= Tbbals Walter Edwards, ir, +: l.. LentlIhGp' IT,
T. Sterry. Stephen Cutter d. j. Whitney ana L. H.
FUNERAL OF rX-MINIsTER BRUzUAL.
The funeral of ex-Minister Bias Bruzual TOOK
rlace Yesterday morning. ~ st. Francis Aavlers
Church. Senior Bruzual was seventy-hXe wears Oh
age. lie had held several important 9inces ullota
the Venezuelan Government. and III 1907 came 10
this country az Minister. For two years past ne
has been living with his wife, an American LADY, al
West Camp. where he died on January, OF he&r'
disease The remains will be inferred III Green
wood Cemetery,
BATTERY Il. D,sBANDED.
oftbe Eafio1aJ Guard Of this State assembled at
ibelr ar1uory. in Elm-st, last evening 70 receive
their discharges, the organHatlGn oelng dSnanucH
bv order Of the Governor HE battery, lhOuSh
next ~ the Oldest III the state, was commanded by
the iunior captain ,Mukenburgi he having only
been commissioned last week. Those batteries ana
regiments TO he discharged having been selected by
the Governor according 10 tie rank OF ihe oW'erS
commanding, Battery b. was dsbanded'
THE TwRNTY-sTCOND REGIMENT RECEPTION.
The Office veterans and members OF me ga
Regiment have made elaborate arrangements TO en-
Iertain their friends at the Academy OF Music on
Thursday evening, February =. Gllnores panu oi
ZOO pieces will furnish the promenade music, ana
the dancing music will he furnished by an orchestra
Of fifty musicians. The Academy Will be decorated
with flowers and flags President Arthur and Cabl-
net the Governors OF Massachusetts, COnnectlcut,
Tenusylyauia and New-York are expected TO be
present also officers of the Army and Navy, as well
ns delegations from many militia regiments
PICKED OUT or TIE RoGUEo GALLERY.
The house OF Mrs Freedman, No. 100 East
Fifty-hfth-st was entered on December u by
anuarel valued al II 800. No clue 10 the robbers
was found until Mir. sherman, who lives at No l04
Fast Fifty-ffh-st., Informed the police that on the
uieht OF the robbery he saw three men apparently
watching Mrs. FTcedman's house. tie eXaminee the
rogues' gallery and thought that the picture OF
Andrew McAlecr resembled one Of the men. De-
iectives O'Neil and DOYLE Of the Central ONCE
Yesterday arrested McAleer, who was identified by
Sir. sherman. He was arraigncd before justice
Patterson at the Jefferson Market Police Court and
remandcd for further examination.
GRADUATES OF TIL srLLECK SCHOOL
A reunion OF the graduates of the Sclleck school,
Of Norwalk, Conn, was held last evening AT Mar
finels at Flfth-ave. and SlXteenth-st: About
Of this city, presided. The Rev. c. NJ Sccck, prln-
cIpal OF the school and formerly commodore OF the
school navy, delivered an address Among those
present were Wills II. Botsford, OF Bridgeport
Henry Evans, sheridan Fox, Charles Giles, i. W.
McGinnie +. Miller. II. W. Bcrryman, Calhoun La
Middleton of this city II. Thompson, of Hartiordi
{. 3 Haiues, Of Boston; ID. L.; Hall OF Troy
Horace Smith. of Bridgeport F. Beatty, of Nor
walk and r. F. Bailey, of Brooklyn All the guests
were formerly members Of the school navy.
AN AUcTIoNEERs LICENSE REVOKED.
COMPLAINTS have been made 70 the Mayor against
Louis Engcl, an auctiOucer at No. 3S4 BOwery. 1t
j. charged hat ho has, IN conjunction with Abra-
ham Greenthal, Louis Nussbauln and }. Cold
schmidt detrauded various persons 1t Is ALLEGED
that a member OF the gang would VISIT peis6n nav
ing store, manufactcry OF household furniture for
sale agree that the stock or furniture should not bc
cold below a certain gure. and then close II out at
much less amount the purchasers in most IN
stances being friends II the aucuoneer. False re
turns Of the amounts received haye aiso been made
blaoksnith shop at No. il6 First-st.. thus
nsrIIy disposed Of julia Brady, boarding -house
Eecper at No 46 Beach-st.. and Maria IhlaSsen,
Cwnrr of a fancy goods store at No 2i5 Fast TWEEN
fy.ffth-st. The Mayor revoked Engels license,