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

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NETWORK CITY.
Buildings at Nos 264 and 266 Watercs'. ana 800
East third-st. reported unsafe yesteruay'
Archbishop Corrigan visited the Chnrch OF a ,ms
HOLY Gross in West Forty second-st, yesterday. ana
confirmed large class OF children, numbering al
most 700
Edmund Bayer manufacturer of lace goods at
No 35s Cana1-st., made an assignment yesterday 10
Nathan l.. Hahn, giving preferences for 70 Old lie
succeeded Friend * Bayer on December IL, 1851.
Rim OVER Ely HARLEM TRAIN.
An unknown man was run over aii9 kiileu py a
Harlem train in the tunnel under Fourth-ave; at
Sixty-third-st., late on Wednesday night. Ills
mangled body was found there early yesterday
morning.
A SUCCESSFUL FAIR.
The st. AIMS Church Far, to aid in paying the
church debt will I've closed this evening. 1t has
been held in the Tammany Building since April IL,
and has been very attractive and successful.
ACCUSED OF ABDUCTING BOY.
Thomas McCabe, age Twenty-Five, OF No. 10 Soutn
FIfth-avc.. was accused III the Jefferson, Marker
Police Court yesterday morning with a h,g
TonasO Bosnasti age twelve OF NO. IA Bleecker-
ST. The prisoner was held for examination.
RECEPTION OF A YACHT CLUB.
The Larchmont Yacht Club will open Their new
club house, Larchmont Manor, Tomorrow, WIN
reception. A late train on the New ork ana New
Haven Railroad will stop at Larchmont Manvr, SO
that guests from this city can reach the prdhu
Genital Depot at midnight.
An ACCIDENT DUE TO NEGLIGENCE.
The inquest regarding the falling of the brick
partition wall between the yards of Nos. !" ana IL
James-st whicn resulted IN the deaths OF two chill
dren was ended Yesterday. The jury rendered
verdict that the accident was not caused by any
negligence.
PULLED OUT or TIE WATER TOO LATE.
The HarbOr Police yesterday saw man stfug-
Cling in the river Oft the foot of East Thrd-st and
they rescued him after he had become insensbe.
Efforts were made to resuscItate the man, but he
dioI IN short inp lie was
His clothing contained nothing by which lie could
be identified.
SILVER SPOONS FOR NINE YOUNG RECRUITS
4 solid SILVER spoon. appropriately engraved, was
presented to each of nine children of comrades of
Abraham Lincoln Post No. -, e.. \. r., on Wednes-
day night, little son OF eX Senator Wagsah Delh.
one of the young recruits thus honorcd Addresses
were made by General Cocbrane, Post COMMANDER
Forbes, Lehman lSraels and others.
CHOKED TO DEATH.
The Coroner was informed yesterday of the
death of Maria Meyer. age thlrty-nlne, an inmate
of the Insane Asylum OH Blackwers Island, who
was chOked to death on Wednesday while eating.
She was III the habit OF forcing her food down her
throat with her fingers and i'll the absence of the
attendant she forced some bread INTO her WIndpipc,
causing death.
WORK OF THE MEDICAL MISSION.
The report OF the NcwYork Medical Mission for
the frs; quarter of 1852 shows that tho number OF
new cases applying for relief WAS $40: Attendance
has been gwen at the dlspensary To 1!o2 persons,
and $40 visits have been PAID to SICK persons al
their homes The premises III No. . East Broadway
having been let for other purposes, the mission VIII
remove TO No. 81 ROosevelt-st.
TRYING TO KILL HIMSELF BY INIIALING GAS.
Morris SOlluger German twenty-seVcn years
old attempted to kill himself yesterday morning
by inhaluIg gas in the machlne-shOp at No. III
Baxter-st., where he was employed. tie lived at No
327 East Fifth-st. and he had become melancholy
on account of the death OF his only child. lie was
taken to ST. Vncents Hospital where 1t was said
he would recover
AN ABANDONED BRITISH BARK.
The brig Leonora, which arrived yesterday from
the West Indies, April y, IN latitude ~ nQrth,
longitude 100 45' west, fell Ill with the British bark
H. t. Cam abandoned and with all sails clcwed up.
She had been abandoned short time only. Ihe l..
T. Cam was owned by j. Casman, of Weymouth,
~ S. was built at Weymouth Ill 1879, aud was OF
6OI tons measurement.
THE SEASIDE sANITARIUM
The Seaside Sanitarium at ROckaway Beach is
now ready for the reception OF destitute SICK emil
drcn 1t is supported entirely BY voluntary c0ntn-
buttons and is III urgent need of money. Contrlbu-
tons may be sent to Henry Bergh, at twenty second
ST. and Fourth-ave.; II. b. Howell ~ Co.. Masonic
Temple; Dundas Dick ~ Co., No II Whitc-st.;
Newman Il Capron, No. 1.1o0 Broadway; or to
Henry King the PRESIDENT No. III West twenty
thiFd-st.
A BUILDING WITH PERPENDICULAR WALLS SAFE.
In speaking OF the large number OF buildings that
have been condemned IN the last SIX months, In
spectOr EsterbrOOk, OF the Bureau or buildings,
said recently to Il TRIBUNE reporter: In every
case, the iaut lies IN the construction OF the build
ing. Neither the shaking of the elevated roads nor
the constant digging that is going on for founda-
tions will render unsafe a building the walls of
which are perpendicular. n perfect DulluiHS VIII
stand 500 years
FUNERAL OF MISS SARAH W. GOODRICH.
At the funeral of Miss Sarah W. Goodrich, at the
Fourth Avenue Presbyterian Church yesterday,
large number of Chinese were present, SIX OF Them
acting as pail bearers. The Rev DE-. Howard
Crosby conducted the services. Miss Goodrich de-
voted the last ten years of Der NE TO missionary
work among the Chinese OF this city and was at the
time of her death superintendent OF the NcW-l Ork
Chinese Mission, at No. Al hottest
AMUSING PASSENGERS Of An ELEVATED TRAIN.
10 he treated with a variety entertainment Oh the
elevated road is a new feature in local travel The
brakeman wearing badge No. 279, on the p. III.
train from The City Hall Station, on Wednesday
night, amused the passengers by dancing Jlgs ana
breakdOwns on the PLATFORM, and initiating the
flute claronet and cornet: he whstled and hummed
tunes inside the car; tiirted with young girl and
upon opening the gates at each station would cry
| out: All aboard, JumboW
SCENERY on THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO.
"PiCturcSuue IL. and o." Is an attractive example
of the arts OF the engrayer and printer applied to
Advertising 1t is book of 152 pages of tinted pa
per containing one hundred illustrations OF striking
| scenery along the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
| inrs the others being by W. Hamilton Gibson :.
| Eytinge j. .. Davidson and W. l.. Sheppard. The
! historical and descriptive parts are done IN lively
| vein and with clever touches by j. g. Pangborn.
| The cover is " aesthetic"
TROTTING HORSES SOLD
There was good attendance at the sale of trOt-
ting horses at the American Horse Exchange yes
| terdoy The animals were from COemans Speed
| well stock farm in Pennsylvania. Among the sales
| were the following: Purity, bay mare, was sold
10 John W. Shaw for $4,000; haywood, full broth
| er 10 Purity. was sold for 1900 StOCkWcll bay
gclding for 5000; HOpewell, grey geiding, for
1929 IvanhOe, a bay gelding, for 500; Roanoke.
| gray geldmg, for . 30 and Amazon, bay filly,
| for 800.
THE MANAGERS OF THE BIBLE SOCIETY.
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