New-York tribune., 1882-03-11
NFW-YORK CITY,


called for trial yesterday. but was adjourned till
Monday.
The body of short and stout, woman, with + red red
hair, about thirty years OLD; was iouhu Ill 'ho a''
River at Pier No. 40 yesterday.
The alumni and former members of the University
OF Michigan will give q dinner to Judge COoiey at
Delmonco's, on March II.
Mutual congratulations were interchanged yes
terday by cable between the newly organized llV-
erpool Cotton Exchange and the New-York Ex-
change.
REPORTS OF BUILDING INSPECTORS. -
Buildings reported as unsafe YESTERDAY @ d Mos so5 81
Delancey-st 1S4 and 1876 Church-st, and 4Ol East
Sixteenth-st.
LECTURE on SACRED ARCTITrCrURE.
The Rev Dr. Maynard will give his thTd lecture
sH%beyn Mnfsy GaFeGgas of s Engana The lecture viii
be illustrated.
TOO MUCH ZEAL on AN OFFICERS PART, ~
The Police Board yesterday fined Otlcer Jonn l.
Mccarthy, of the Fourth Precinct, thirty days pay
for conduct unbccomng an officer at the Iark-row
fire. lie was charged with beaung ana aIrestInS
without cause a watchman who had been stationed
TO guard the door of a Nassau-St. store Wltnln tne
fire lines.
DISCHARGED BY JUSTICE LAWRENCE.
Justice Lawrence, IN the Supreme ' CouTI' Fnaane
IIalleck and Francis Quinn on the return TO M%idtS %
of habcas corpus which had been granted IN thelf
favor. They had been arrested ON suspicion OF
burglary
CARING FOR BERGHOLD'S CHILDREN.
Justice Bixbv in the Harlem Police COurf yester-
day committed the four children of John Berghold;
the barber who shot his wife ana atteTward nsSn sen
ciety. The application for the commitment was
made by relative of the Bergholds, Charles W.
Geger, of No. 1,645 Second-ave.
DISMISSED FOR STEALING EELs.,
PatrOman Richard Leary formerly OF the steam
boat Squad, who was charged recently WIN having
stolen some eels from Fulton Market fish stand,
and who was transferred to he
erS, dismissed by unanimous vote or the Coln-
missioners yesterday.
PRISONERS NOT TO DE INTERPRETED WITH.
The Police Commissioners yesterday passed res.
Olutlon directing the Sergeants i'll command oi
court squads not to permit or allow any personal
communication between prisoners in their charge
and any other person or persons except such as te
prisoners shall personally desire Orrequest to confer
wirh or such as the magistrate or Court snail des-
ignate."
USING THE MAILS IMPROPERLY.
F. p Geyer of the Railway Mail Service, caused
the arrest yesterday II this city of James Red
mond, Of Philadelphia who is charged WIN using
to have letter-heads printed with the names OF
prominent firms, but with different address from
the real one and then to send orders TO manufactu
rers receiving and selling the goods thus obtained
He was taken before Commissioner Shields yester-
day and consented to return to Philadelphia
ARREsTING A FOREMAN FOR CARELESS BLASTING.
A blast was set Oft IN East One-hundred-and-
twenucth-St., yesterday by wOrkm"n VINO are en-
gaged in removing some rocks west of Fourth-ave.
One large fragment of rock went into the new
building at Fourth-ave. and One-hundred-and-
twenteth-st., ana struck Thomas McGulre, work
man employed there. Three of Mc(iuire's ribs were
broken and he received serious cOntuslOnS on the
body. He was taken to the Ninety ninth Street
Hospital inscnsbc. Martin Murphy, the foreman
who had charge of the blasting, was arrested Dy
the police, and locked up Ill the Twelfth PRECINCT
Police Station.
HIS BROTHER OR HIMSELF GUILTY.
The inquest in the case of tine death OF Dominica
Rocco the Italian who was shot on February IL, II
was alleged by. Oscanyon Finncuella at No. 90
MulberrV-,t where both lived, was concluded yes
day The jury after listening TO considerable test
Death death was caused by a pistol shot wound
in the head. INFLICTED by the .s prisoner one
or his brother Nico The Coroner committed OS-
CANYON to the Tomps to await the Grand Jurys
action, and requested the police to hunt up his
brother.
COLUMBIA COLLEGE ATHLETIC GAMES.
The spring games of the Columbia College Attn
letic Association were decided upon yesterday.
They will be held at the Polo Grounds on May 20
ar $50 p. m and will consist OF the following CON
tests: Rams of one mile, one half mile 44O yards,
900 yards and 100 yards one mile walk l20
Yards bundle race pole-vaulting putting the shot;
Throwing the hammer and tugs-of-war for class
teams of four men, 600 pounds limit. The entrance
fee is one dollar, One-half returna6le TO all VINO
finish. Gold and silver medals VIII be given 10 INC
winners in these contests, aud any member OF the
University may compete. 1t was also accldcd 10
have class games at the same tlme and the winners
will receive mugs as prizes
Ex-Aderinan Morris was talking with firemen in
the engine house opposite the Mercer street Iohce
Station yesterday when there was a sudden eAplo-
sion in the street few feet north OF the station
stOop The wheel of "a cart had passed over pistol
cartridge which had been thrown into the street by
some unknown person; Ihe bglet was sent craslle
inc through the window of the butcher shop OF
Joseph Bundendstcl, near the engine house, pass
Ing close to his head and lodging in The wall. The
shell of the cartridge and the bullet were found
by Mr. Morris. who carried them about in his
pocket as relics
PICTURES BRINGING SMALL PRICES
The second days sale OF the lot OF 200 painting,
largely from private collections, held at Barker ~
Co.'S rooms, Nos. AZ and 40 Llberty-sty was larry
attended yesterday afternoon, but bidding, save on
a few Of the foreign pictures was not oIIsk Iali, &
Maid for one of Edouard FTeres sceues of domestic
life. A head by Gassier. of Munich, brought $40;
n figure by RougerOu, of Antwerp, Sl43 small
Corot sold for SOL. group of five delcately
painted pictures by four different artists, set In one
frame, brought 800. The sale VIII be concluded
to-day with pictures by Van Leemputten, Dau-
blgnys Comptecax. Diaz, Corot, Kiswasscy the
younger, and John ThOrp
SELLING HIS EMPLOYERS GOODS
John OKeefe, proprietor of pattern store at No.
$50 Third-ave purchased from James Bailey. alias
Ames, about three weeks ago Il quantity or dry
goods including several pieces of silk. Believing
that Bailey had procured the goods dishonesty he
deferred paying for tlem Bailey was arrested on
Thursday night in liquor store III Ihlrd-aVe Al
the poce 81 taiion he said tnat he was employed as
book keeper for Oppenhemer ~ Co., No. 80 W Walkcr-
St on a salary of 50 week lie admitted having
stolen silks and laccs valued az HOlo |o' lie also
gave the names of several Ihlrd-aye; dry goods
dealers who had purchased the articles of hlm.
The poce estimate the value of the stolen goods at
50 900 At the YOrkyille Police Court yesterday
Bailey was remanded
BROOKLYN.
Ground has been broken for two additional wings
to the Eastern District Hospital in South Third
81.
The Rrooklvn trustees ST the bridge held a consul
totinn Yesterday IN regard to the best manner of
making more room for entrance to the roadway of
fine bridge from SandS-st. IL was agreed thaJ DOth
sands and Washington-sts., near the terminus
,n1af he Midencd. No definite conclusion was