New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-12
NETWORK CITY.

Tho sovonth Regiment Band will begin series of
entertainments in us Armory on n.y. E o"'""'
nyening under the direction OF u A Oappa'
Deaths last week, 563 births, 547; marriages
p47. arrests. 1902; excise licenses granted OIL
and fees collected. $3.50. no
Unsafe buildings reported yestWsTdia;y gm5 No' OF
peys 80 Rose-st reaT 2S2 o Mi lIHandFed and
Cighth-st, 1870 feet east of Fourth-aVe
MADAME MoDJEsKA's GENEROSITY u ,,;doxv
Madame Modjeska has gwen Si i}or 10 and a like
md orphan children Of Henry Il"IH ' n;ctims of
snm 10 The daughters of John Leo the N4''''''
the PARK Theatre hre. NORM
PUNISHED FOR TAKING SICK CHILL CHILD u, RIacl,
Lizzie DonOhue. age slXty-nne. ,T3av Inv Justice
Morgan at the Tombs Police OOui'' loA ''s'As
with sick child in her arms
r,xDoo NOT SOLD AFTER ALL.
The DIVER Brothers of BroOklyn.y YESTERDAY staleu
that although they had agreed TO sell lIiuu GO
Francesca and Red and Blue to Milton rJums Vet
$4,000 and Mr.. Young had agreeu 70 e.' Iii IIot
the sale had not Dcen cIIiAcu V"' "AN
now take place
MIR. TnoMPsoX thI Row 8all Yesterday
There was lumor about me OIA oii Gf Pnhlic
that Hubert o. Thompson, commissions W G;ed
Works had been taken suddenly worse anu ulou
There was no truth III the rumoT. Nl. nU~'P''-
Las been seriously Ill, but Is slowly inpIoNne'
ABENEFrr AND A BIG TIIEArRE-P4RTY,.y ,-u
be given at Walacks Theatre, on inuISu"Si The
yenber Is, for the benefit OF inc suro,ober 90 a
$40, ,arty of 800 will visit the theatre IL wiz
hr T'@de M from Long Branch, Freeport, ocean
Grove Bed Bank and other New-JeIseJ 'o"H'
plans ,verc ned at the Buildings Bureau yeSter-
dav for alterations IN the slX-StOry houses - U.s.
Cos Go 6l2 and 6l4 MaIlsoh-aNc' 49, E, IA,
S,rah / TAYLOR. ne buildings axe 20 VI ''a. -
So, Snr ~ and Transformed into family hotel, at
cost of Sl35,OOO.
NEW METHODIST CHURCH CI VITO W tbo now
Bishop Harms will lay the c ointISho UrS ' at Park
Park Avenue Methods Episcopal ChulCl' -, IN
oVo and Iighty-six hist, tomorrow al lito " i
Addresses ny several city clergy men WI WI. Pisro
livered in the Llghty-sAth Street ne tlollS,
nol Iburrh between Lexington and foulti-aNos'
F.rA1. FALL on BOARD a SCHOONER.
Wien the schooner T. Nelson of Tenants liarOor,
commanded by Captain , haL, W Wsu y" the MAZE,
zen from alolt and broke bis neck ne sGmT I6
went 10 CITY Island, Where an inquest WI H. M, ~
The dead mans body will be sent 10 ms hOho d.
Tenant's HaTbor
CHARGED WITH KILLING AN UNBORN CHILD.
Daniel sullivan. age twonty-elsnt, o. No o. 1o-
,oy.st was arrested early JeSte.day luoiliIlis ol
06rer Tnoby. OF the Ninth Precinct, on complaint
of his WIFE, Ellen sullivan, who gave DHEn . 10 d
dead infant Friday night. she ciunou o1"' tine iII
husband mad kicked her week ago anu mus
cansed the death If her unborn child SulllVah
was taken 10 the Coroner's Office this mornlne. Cor
Herman sent hun BACK 10 'iio S'"''oA A'''0 ~
await an inquest -
GETTING READY FOR THE REGULAR MEETING.
To relieve the burden OF dry business anu ettto
more time for the little social amenities u we
BOARD the Park Commissioners YESTERDAY HVIu
enrrlai meeting 10 open and award BIDS lOr stIee,
opening or regulating streets IN the IWentyi InlIu
and Twentv-iourth Wards. The tulI board Was
nr,sou+ and Commissioner Wales presided ne
regular meeting will take place on Wednesday
next.
ATTrGrD FRAUDS BY INSPECTORS OF ELECTION
h. Va me rcports started by every defeated can
d,date after election of great frauds Whlch leu 10
his defeat have found tins year ready accePtnCo
in The Distuct-AttOTneys ONCE. III is no" ulso3N-
cred that the frauds which we're previously U'-
ciarcd 70 have been committed by coonizers
w doue ny the INSPECTORS of election. who count
tIa lfafa
conspiracy have not yet been developed; nuI AI;
Allen expects 10 lay the matter ueIoIe tHo UA"nu
jury.
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
There was recorded III the Registers Once yesteT-
day the conveyance by Mr.. aud Mrs. Charles H.
Ilndsley to William Ii. iTayer5 or properly on th9
eonth side of Seventleth-st, between Nlnth ana
Tentb-aves. having a frontage OF 1852 feet; me
consideration was tie sun Oh F% I''n',pi
Thomas Moore and other parties nave OO'aineG
q Io1n of %l4IOO0 on ity real estate, and
Robert Taller and wife Sl0o,OO0 Iii similar man
ner from Mrs. Phe6e PearSall. Inc properly
mortgaeed Is situated III Sevcnty-nlnth-st., near
liIst-ave.
MARRIED ONCE TOO OFTEN.
John NJ Moerdler, of Fourth and MarShal-sts,
UobnEen was arraigned before Justice Strong yes
terday morning charge OF Digalny. On OclO-
Der 2(i he was married to LIsette Melstcr by the
K,v DE- John MOllT and went 10 1--we with his wlles
norrnIS In looking over the contents of his trunk
the bride found papers which showed mat hef nus
band had wife and family IN Germany. she
accused him of II, and he SAID ne wa, legally d.
vOfced and showed document TO prove II, but the
document turned out to be only bill OF separation.
Ihe bIlde's iather persuaded her TO make com
nIaint and Justice Strong issued a warrant. When
MueIdleT was arrested by a constable, ne mar
rowly escaped violence at the hands OF the neigh
bors who had heard of tue charge against nln III
is alleged that he has still another VIE HYmg III
Union Hill.
BROOKLYN
The police made 4O6 arrests last week.
PERMITS for the erection of 81 new buildings
were granted by the Building Department last
week.
Patrick Murphy, a ship-carpenter, forty years of
age living at No. 1870 olXteenthst., was almost ILL.,
SANITY killed yesterday by iahug lron the deck OF
the ship Albemarle lying at the loot OF Twenty
slxth-st., and tracturlng his Skull
The Charities Commissioners. at their meeting |
Yesterday, discharged Jonn Murphy a keeper at |
The Penitentlary, and James Herman, a painter |
and reinstated James Reilly. an ex-Eceper, at $7S
month.
Patrick Walsh glass-blower, who worked with
flames Kelly III the gass-wOrks at Concord and
Prince sts and VINO said by Kelly (who has
since dled) to have gwen him blow on the head
wi N au iron bar, committed by Justice Walsh
Yesterday to await the result OF the CorOneTs
inquest
A lecture will be given at the Academy of Music
on TUESDAY evening by Raymond Lee Newcomb,
one Of the survivors OF the Jeanette. ~ is en-
tfled THE Jeanette Expedition Where we
went what we saw, and what We did," ana will be
illustrated by thrly-slx views; The lecture IS for
ihe hene6t OF the Union Tor Christian Work, an ex-
celent charitable society, which carries on the only
free library reading-room and labor bureau III
JERSEY CITY.
The body Of John Carey, age four, who has been
missing since Wednesday last, found last night
II atlng in the Morris Canal at the foot of Van
Vorst-st. 1t was taken to his parents home, No.
1855 EsseXst.
The annual inspection Of the Pennsylvania Rail
road between Pttsburg and Jersey City was COM
nieted Yesterday. Inc inspection made by
General Manager Puch and a number OF prominent
officers OF the company
Louis schmidt, salesman and collector IN the
k..ri "a V-gf
ieweller. was arrested yesterday on charge OF de-
irauding his empio, CT Ol S49