New-York tribune., 1882-08-12

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&. A. Cappa's direction.
At the Buildings Bureau yesterday the following
houses were reported as unsafe: Nos. II Avcnue D'
40S and 4l2 East One-hundred and Twentieth ST.,
and 447 East One-hundred and wcnty y-SecOnd-2t.
MUSIC AT THE BATTERY.
The delights of an evening at the Battery were
enhanced last night by free concert, ordered by
the Park Commissioners. The entertainment was
well attended.
FALLING FOUR sTORIFs.
John Roll, age five years. fell from II fourth-story
window of No. 6f Bayard-st. yesterday, and was
injured dangerously. Ine police sent him to ST.
Nincenps Hospital.
NEW OPERAS FOR THE ITALIA.
Herr ConrieJ the artistic manager OF the Ihalla
Theatre, arrived III this city yesterday on the
steamer Elbe, bringing with him the scores OF a
number OF new operas, and contracts Win scNcTdI
well-known singers, vino viii interpret them.
AN INFORMAL CONFERENCE ABOUT THE BRIDGE
Mayor Grace and Controller Campbell ahd
Mayor Low and Controller Senior, OF brooklyn,
with Henry c. Murphy, had an informal conference
at the City Hal yesterday in regard TO matters per-
tanng to the Brooklyn Bridge
PLANS FOR NEW BUILDINGS.
Plans for tWO new fiat houses III seventy slxth-st.
east of FCurth-aye., each 10 cost $4,000, were
filed by II. NJ. Smith at tLe Buildings bureau yes
terday. Eight threo-story dwellings. are to Oe
erected In One-hundred and Thriy-thlrd-st, west
OF SlXth-;.Ve, AT n cost OF SJ2,OOO
NEED OF a HOSPITAL IN HARLEM.
The inhabitants of Harlem complain OF their need
of "A hospital. he nearest place where an injured
person can be taken and clfcu Tor ~ present Is III
West NIuety-nlnth-st., nearly two miles from the
Observation-Disclosures enty-slAth Street Police sta
ton. The subject, il Is SAID will be brought TO the
attention OF the next Legislature.
DENIAL BY PRESIDENT GREEN.
President Green emphatica.y denied yesterday
the published report mat he had re
signed hls Office as - president OF & the
presidency OF the Louisville and Nashville Rail
road Company at salary ol 10000 year. Inc
report appeared III published dispatch IRON PhIla-
delphla.
NO GROUND FOR EXPECING A CONVICTION.
Judge GIderslceve yesterday discharged Benja-
min sire, Meyer J.. Sire and Henry IS. sire. SDo
were indicted with Cornelius Ken, and Henry Nj.
johnson tor stealing horse AMI wagon from nom
as b. kce.er. Assistant Dstrict-Attorney OByrne
said that there was 40 evidence on which a conylc-
tOn could reasonably be expected
AN APARTMENT HOUSE N HARLEM
Tie plans tOr "a new apartment house 10 be put up
ia Ohc-hunu fed-.nd- twenty y-eghtll-st, between
Fifth and SiXth-.ycs.. have been approved by. the
Board OF licaith. The house is to have front OF
tnTty-seven aId a half feet. Mr.. Collins, clerk OF
the department. stated that this the best plan
of apartment house tnat ever had been submitted
to the Board.
NOT A PURCHASER OF STOLEN BOOKS.
In the statement made before Mayor Grace by
Mrs John bigelow, on Thursday in regard TO some
valuable books when had Deen s,ocn from her, il
was said that NJ. j. Hynes of No. 229 Broadway,
had purchased some OF the works. Mr.. Hynes did
not purchase any Of the books, and Mrs. BIgclow
says that she did not intend to convey that impress
sion.
FIREWORKS AT MANHATTAN BEACH
There will be a display of fireworks by Mr.. Pain,
of London, at Manhattan Beach tonight. Harvard
aud Ya.e will row iery bOat-race the Monitor and
the Merrim1c viii ught their old battle over again,
and "A colossal Onculal picturc" OF ihc Mosque OF
ST. Sophia AT COnsfantInopIe will be delIncated IN
lines ire At the end II all there Will be flight
OF 1000 large rockets. GllmOres Band VIII furnish
music.
GOING ABROAD FOR RECREATION
United States Distuct-Attorney stewart l.. Wood
ford Senator joseph Il. Hawley and Robert Sency
will sad for Europe to-day on the White star
steamship Celuc. which will leave her pier at 1
p. III. On the Saiier, OF the North German Lloyd,
which sails at p H., will bc heodOre Felter and
Christian Excl OF Washington, ID. L. The Rev Mr.
CIOssiey, wie and two children, OF UUica VIII sail
Oh the Circ'ssa, OF the Anchor Line at p. IN.
Two NOTORIOUS PERSONS IN COURT.
John, alias Red, Lcafy. 81 No 100 Sumlnlt-st,
BrOOklyu. the not rIous bank-roDbcT, and William
Tracy, OF No. lZZ West ihrty-uIth-st., who killed
Charles Miller on December -, 1881, IN DarllGgs
liquor store, on thursday night got drunk and went
in,o the street to hght. They were arrested by
Policeman McCarthY,Oi the Twenty ninth Precinct,
who arraigned them III tue Jefferson Market Court
yesterday morning where Justice Ford fined each
OF them 50.
PURSUED by THE SPIRIT OF HIS WIFE.
Charles Bracker, resident of Williamsburg was
taken III custody on THURSDAY night by Officer Liy-
lug5tOu, Whllt actngln strange manner III GOerck-
st. " hen taken to the Essex Slarkot Police court,
Bfackei's statements showed that he was labOnng
under the deluSOn that he was being 4 llOwed by
ded two weeks ago. lie was committed to the care
of the Commissioners OF Charities and Correction.
MiLK-DEALERs ARRAIGNED.
On complaint OF John Merl<lc, OF No. 433 West
Fifty-second-s Frederick Schmake, of No. $40
West Eiity-hrst-st., jacob Puckhaber, OF No. 439
West Elfuctn-st., James Mahoney, Of No. G23
West Forty y-sevcnthst., and William Stanley, of
No. 234 Last Invent hist, were held i'll p1O0
bail each in the 1orkvlle Police Court, yesterday,
Tor trial for violation OF the sanitary Code IN soll
ing milk below the required standard Of purity.
Inc elevated railroad sta ions at Rector aud New
ChuTch-sts., the sixth Avenue Line and
at Rector and Greenwich-sts., on the
Ninth Avenue Line, although situated
b. Ock apart, have been connected together
by means OF long covered bridge running
lengthwse over the middle of the roadway III Rec
tOr-st., thus enabling passengers 10 90 from one line
10 the other without the discomfort of descending
INTO the street.
NOTHING To RRST UPON But LNPUDENCE.
Justice Donohue, in the Supreme Court. Chambers,
yesterday denied application for stay of execu-
ton III tnc case Of " alter ii. Chase, VINO
fenced IA short time ago III tue Court OF General
Sessions TO three years III the state Prison Tor
bIgamy. The stay asked for was 20 continue during
pendency of an appeal from the Judgment to the
Supreme Court, General fern. Justice DonOhue
IL, his opinion declares that the application Tor a
stay has nothing 10 rest on except lmpudcnce.
NOT LIKELY TO DIE FROM HIS WOUNDS.
The Italian boy who mad his skull fractured on
Thursday by stone thrown from the ROOF OF a
house IN 1 Ihird-avc., near Scyentieth-st. was i'm
proving III the PresCy teran Hospital yesterday,
and the surgeons SAID that he would recover. lie
was able 10 speak Dut ne was not allowed To talk.
iils name not even taken. he pOnce SAID that
tue buy.wbO threw the stone mad been spirited
away by his relatives, but that they expected to
lind him III time.
FUNERAL OF A DAUGHTER or DR. TYNG.
The funeral OF Julia GrsWold lying, the wife of
William Ward, who "A daughter of the Rev.
Dr. Stephen Ii. Tying. ST., and granddaughter OF
the late Bishop Grswold, took place III the church
of the Holy nnlty yesterday morning. The burial
service OF tho Protestant Episcopal Church was
read by the Rev. A. Forbes, jr., and the Rev l.. B
Iucc. and the funeral address delivered by the
Rev. John o. Bacnc rector of the Church Of the
Mediator. The intoTment took place at Last Ches-
ter.