New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-02

Patrick GlnIey for drunkenness ,,c-....-.
THE Delta Chapter of the Phi Beta Kappa society
heid a meeting III Colllnpia ~ OV Gn5,or cIoss
Initiated seven members OF the SENIOR o,a,'
,;.,, Cbor,cr No. 100. X. A. NJ. Will hold their
o,1l,,a yrccnnion on Tuesday at the Lexington ave-
nue. Opera House. 81. Ct,oI n
Seth f. Thomas Henry 5. HasSteidt; No 70, w.,
II Jndd Lewis Rutherford Jr ana iVWI IS+ d. CIV
az life arrived Yesterday Oh the NhlVe oIdI
steamship Adratc.
. HRIG ASHORE II THE BAY. III
Tho brig Myronus from BrnhswIck' T| ~ W. Raw
cargo of lumber while coming up We Lp"Jt 10
"as99orlov went ashore on flynns huVH' ~ wac
SSIHecteI That She would come oil at hgh "d'oF'
sIpre1xrrSpEvT GRANT GIVES UP HIS PLACE.
Seth Hastings Grant, VINO I'r NJ EIban,,c and
Who resigned to become private secretary TO SIato
Edson turned over all me pIoPsrttH Iotcber vns
CHARGE 10 HIS SuCC'S'Oi' ''
terday - ,,o,nr
DrATU OF THIRTEEN CHILDREN on sliiFBo tA'D
Thirteen Young idren died IN the s'seraso VI
.ba steancr Gellert of the llam6urg-Amerlcah
tro in the nassagei 10 NewlOrk whlch ehded Oh
Th D -. il is SAID that the children died rom
natural causes due to their long coi.ilheino"' oN
shipboard the voyage lasting lhi'VS u"S''
sr-IC1pK OF AN IMMIGRANT.
Crs+ovo DeSchamps, one OF the Immigrants OH
bo3rd of The Steamship Amenque Oh the fIGnJJn
line, which arrived yes,tr inmninG overheard. lie
Tnd Ieen suffering from cancer IN the Hlo1ln IUI
s law davs lie was picked ny by a poa' DGt ne
had been struck Win lhc PAVP
died In a few Moments
ro M HONOR TO THEIR CoUNrRYMEN;
An inV(orwaI meeting OF a few OF the Ddnl5h resi-
dents of this city was held yeatIGaS o a.. ot this
onrt IN exchange views with regard 10 a IeGepuioIh
- hs given TO the officers and crew Oh the Dani? =;
fngate Sjalland, which Is eAp"o''u ~ "iA4'
January. ,,,,.,o
The C6icqqo Tribune recently announced that n.
b. CIaiin ~ CO., OF TINS city, were Ip9g' SJaS1n a.
~ strre eriav the truth Of the state'nst "dS
denied 1t was said that the hTih "q no uo@ 90 Ot
0pening a Chicago branch mouse anu nv T "" H., an
other large dIy goods people VINO lhlohucu W W. 0
YpCrrpr ny LIEUTENANT DANENHoWER
Lieutenant Johu ". Danenhower' ol t"e 'I NJ
cxnrditiOn will lecture thus evening az oCiUoh ~
Chirkerng Hall on his Arctic aht olpttian -, oA
,.s5 Ills address will be Ill stlaeu by maps
and Costumes Of the natives. General Oraht VIZ
nrrsIde. The lecture vii be under me ausPIc3 ia pi
ihe Social and BcncyOicnt Association VI wv
Tnnrth PRESBYTERIAN Church, of this cry.
. MONITOR WHICH NEEDS THE WHOLE RIVER.
The mUnitor Nantucket, winch ran INTO an! sank
the steamship Aene oh I"ins hos ordered to
the Navy Yard, 10 b. giU up ia winter qu",,
A the monitors have proved such dangerous LAY
Gators TO other craft because OF thcI Dtlns " a..
Erl IN manage il il proposed to give iOrly -elshS
hn,rg n0ticc When she starts for the Navy YARD
IN order that bOth rivers may be Kept CIGAR
TO START FOR EUROPE TO-DAY.
,yini,,, Gsfnr tie Baroness Won kielst, Bishop
A. n Iittcjom wife ana dhu9h'eIi '" IA p,r,,,
Henry NJ. 1abcr, Alfred d. Lord l. v Ieil,n,
/ IS.
oIhrr pa ,seugcrs who Will sail Tor Europe io-u4y ~
II a M on the Whlt, star steamship DIlt"illio,
" H. foroys, the Rey. Jonas Sla'Ing' r;oori'
Ouun ana Cornelius Silher VIII san on 'iie ESSP',
S Ha %at,o0oI IN. al II a. IN. On the DOAdu. 81
o. o. .N V,T5 German Lloyd which will sail at > p.
m. are William Nor and ). LEVIN ana Wlle'
swlNpLING DIAMOND MERCHANTS.
p.ui,uin (;recu,yall. "A dealer ~ dld uOndj IN
d. slnnia viii be tr.ed there this morning on
| cb Irge of SWlndlne uee dlahoIu merchants Oh
| this city, They are Grnberg, Goodman ~ F0.lacH,
0f NJ 81 Naidcu-,auc; Hess " scales or, No. 20
| V,ideu-Iane; and Kuhn d DoeriilngeT, No Is
| ,John-st Zach of the firms sold GreenWaid dia-
| nonds to the value Of about $1,000 winch were
| seized By awnorrker III IhIadeIphli VINO hoiuS
| Two vroin,sory nOjes gwen by GrcenWald
ruorGur TO HAVE TAKEN TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS.
Henry Farmer Il eel .ector, age tnirty seven, OF
| No 3US EIehtiI-st.. .rsoy City, was charged by
| James r. Royce. Of the firm OF James Il. Royce d
20 nc1l,r. m fcedat NO. 222 Wcsl-ot., before JUS
tce Moran yesterday, at the lOlnDs Pohce Cont,
with cnbezziing SOB collected Tor MS employers
| frnl, thr firm of lutte ~ Bailey on October -.
II Is legged that the prisoner has nlsIpproprlatcd
| over - 900 IN similar manner He was required
| 10 furnish bonds III 300 10 answer
Az OLD Boyp BEoUGnr TO LIGHT
4 member OF Il prominent LOno0n banking firm,
=; 1ooliu over some old papers recent Iy, found
! United states bond for T2,0OO--a porlon ca the
| loan optaIned By this Government III 1903 for the
| u,rrhase from France OF Louisiana. The Issue vas
ndn ,avable in j. -. and interest has ceased from
| that date. lhe pincipa computed at compound
! interest would be w"r i now many times the lace
| 81 tI. bond The bond was presented yesterday 10
Assistant Treasurer Acton, who pronounced 1t all
| rioht, Ii Will be sent on to Washington for pay
| ment.
| op1rcrryG TO FREIGHT CARS IL THE STREETS.
| Amrcting OF property owners ana tenants, who
| have mtlcro loss becans' the streets have been
| blocked by the freight cars OF the NeW-1ork Cen
III anJ Uudsou River Railroad, WAS ucld Nc-tcrIay
afternoon mt Berrgau Hall. Great indignation was
| cvnrcs,ed at the manner IN winch the sdcets are
used as a part OF Inc company freight laId.
! committee were appointed to call Il general meeting
| an THURSDAY evening at Berrigan Hall, at DeS-
brosses and lIudsOn-sts at 3 p. III.
| DISCHARGE OF EMPLOYEES.
Tighty-two inspectors in the Water Bureau of the
De ,art.gcnt of Pubic WORKS were dis rhlrged yes
! trrdav Over 400 employees have been discharged
| from the various bureaus In the Department with
! in tho last Two weeks lhIs Is IN accordance with
tLe usual custom OF the pertinent al this season,
The force is always largely reduced As soon a. cold
| weather SITS in In tha last two weeks, Il survey
has been mace through the sewers OF the waste OF
! Crofon water from dwellings, manuiactories and
other places The persons responsible Tor TINS prdc-
ticr have eninformc that If 1t Is continued tho
| Crotoa viii he cut of from tnell premises
| nrcpEr AGAINST MIR. VANDERBILrs EXECUTORS.
| ,The Jrcisou of the United sites DstTc. Court
! IN The suit for libel by the owners Of he Ella
| Warlcy az inst the Steamship Norm Slar has Just
| been affirmed by mandate rom me United o.a IS
S,nIc,nc Court Among the libellants are the mem
hais of Inc firms OF b. b. d K. cprasue and A. a W.
Spmguo, and the executors OF tb Com aalnls
! Of fbe lbellrd steamship. ne SUIT Is TO recover
DAMAGES for the loss OF tie E.la W alley IN col
ii, 9occrr1irg on February g. 1868. The decree
IN i fy0T If be owncIs of the Ella Wariey Tor
| SIS $40 80.
| BROOKLYN.
Twenty-seven lquor-dcalers were tired Yesterday
nv he FX,i,s Commissioners for violating The law
| last sunday.
The time for payment Of arrears of taxes under
tho Iav u,.sed bv the last Legislature has expired
In the last week 500, 1916 90 was received by the
city.
Policeman Joseph w. Bagley was arrested IN t1e