New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-30
NENN.YORK CITY.

Charles L. Fleming brother of W. G. Fleming
of Fleming 81 Larry: No. 81 Broadway, has been
elected a memUer OF the STOCK Exchange
William Crandall and Francis Talcott, alias
AshInOre for stealing silks and yeivcts worth 5000
from Lord & Taylor were held for trial III the JET
fersOn Market Court yesterday,
Unsafe buildings reported Yesterday Nos 3 and
3 Jersey-st., rs CannOn-st, 1853 Waverlcy-place,
293 West 1wefth-st., 14G West Nineteenth-se. and
1O1 East lwenteih-st.
AIDING THE CAUSE OF sOBRIETY.
The Young Ladies' Temperance Union and the
Bows Loyal Legion, of this city, have issued card
inviting their friends to aid the cause Of sObrcty
by abstaining from drinking intoxicating beverages
on New Years Day, and also by not Offering them to
anyone.
FLOODED HORSES on THE WAY TO ILLINOIS.
On board of the steamer Lake Neplgon, which ar
rived yesterday from Liverpool were ten stations
draught horses. They are owned by Robert Burgen,
an Illinois farmer ana were tax en- TO StoddaIds
stables, III GTeenwch-st.
DISAPPEARANCE OF A DANISH GIRL.
Augusta Andel ser ,dge tWenty-one,a native or Den
mark who mad been employed by the family OF J.W.
Bede,, at West Somers Westminster County, disap-
pearcd on Christmas Day 1t IS feared that she has
become insane she had been suffering from
malaria. 1t is thought that she IS IN TINS city.
DRIVEN TO SUICIDE BY SEVERAL CAUSES.
George Bayer German, age thlriy:nl1e. OF NO.
4Ol East Fity-ninth-s has been noticed 10 be IL
q very respondent condition lately by his friends.
hen they looked for hun last night lie was found
i'll hs room dead, having taken dose of Paris green.
lie had been sick aud out OF work for u long time,
and was in great need OF money.
NOT TO CoME TO NEW-YoRK
The Danish iTigatr Sjaelland, which was to have
visited New-York next month, Will not touch at
tbi, port She is expected 1t Annapolis from the
West Indies in the second week IN January, but
will come no further DOth. All preparations by the
resilient Danes for a hOSptable reception OF the
crew have been abandoned.
MRS sAUNDERs's AssAHANT HELD.
James Rooney, the young man accused of holding
Mrs Sarah saunders, of No 81 est Fifty hfth-st.,
on Wednesday while a confederate robbed her of
satchel containing about go, III >lxtli-lve, was
committed without bail by Justice Smith, in The
YOrkVllle Police Court yesterday, for trial The
prisoner says that lie lives at No 49S West Fifty
fitth-st.
4 FERRY COMPANY INCORPORATED.
The articles OF incorporation Of the Bridge Street
Ferry Company were flied yesterday. The capital
of the company Is fixed at 100000 The Object of
the compan Is 10 operate Terry between TINS city
and Brooklyn. The ends OF the route are not stat
ed William c. NlchOil, Daniel Bradley, Samuel
iatton, Frederick Janson and Others the
trustees for the first year.
THE ENDING OF AN OLD MANS DEBAUCH
Thomas heyman. "a laboIcT seyenty-three years
old, became very drunk on Thursday night, and
while wandering about the lower part Of the city
he fell and cut his head severely. Two charitahly
disposed strangers took him 10 his home at No. 224
Spring-st where he was attended by physician.
lie was recovering yesterday rapidly as could be
expected.
AWAITING THE INSOIVENTs' ACT
David L. Sec0rd, VINO mas been confined In the
Ludlow Street Jail for nearly year on a debt of
Sc 800 winch he owed 10 Edward Moran was taken
before Judge Brown, of the United States District
CourI, yesterday. on a writ of habeas corpus, and
vas TecOmmitted 10 jail TO await proceedings for
hls discharge under the lnsOlyents' act
WORRIED MOST BY THE LOSS OF TIE DRAFTS.
otto Langben, a Storage passenger who SAILED,
with his wife, from Rotterdam on the steamship
Jason committed suicide by jumping overheard on
december | 3. His wife, who is a cOmelY Dutch
woman, seemed TO be most worried by the fact that
her husband had some drafts on New York banking
houses wnen he disappeared. lie was thIrty-scyen
years old and could be ascerrained for his
act.
NEW BIDS TO BE ADVERTISED FOR.
Commissioner Coleman will again advertise for bids
for removing the street cepnG sashes and garbage
from the dumping places. lie has been advised 10y
the Corporation COunSci that lie can receive and
open 1ds, althoug the INJUNCTION issued by Judge
Van Brunt prevents HIM from awarding the con-
tracts until the injunction is dissolved. The new
bids will be opened on January 10. Before that