New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-18

University. Eh AreHae Hotet-SenatGr j.. ~ Nan IAN
ter at Washlngton WtndSor H9et-iHe Rev. "; H. a.
| Melsbroeck, Belgian Minister at Washington.
NETWORK CITY.
Deaths last week, COS; births, 1862 marriages,
| 200; arrests, 1,414: excise licenses granted l61,
| and fees collected, $S,995.
Unsafe buildings reported yesterday: Nos $50
| and 3SS Scvenih-ave. reaT). IS and As Tompklns-
| ST.. 40 Grand-st and 402 and 404 West Seven
| teenth-st.
| HONOR TO 4 BRAVE FIREMAN.
Fireman John j. Koran, of Truck No. l, who dis
tinguished himself at the Parrow fiTeis TO receive
medal from the BOokbinders' Association on Mon
| day evening at Clarendon Hall.
NO BUSINESS TRANSACTED.
The next meeting of the Broadway Underground
| Railway Commissioners will be held on September
| %. The meeting yesterday was adjourned without
| the transaction of any business.
! PLANS FOR A NEW CHAPEL.
Plans were filed at the Buildings Bureau yester-
chapel to he erected in Madison-aye, between One
| hundred-and-tw twenty ninth and One-hundred-and-
| thirtieth-Sts., at a cost of 1000.
TWO MEN INJURED BY A RED-HoT BOLT,
WOrkmen who were streng henlng the Sixth Ave
nue. Elevated Railroad track at SiXteenth-st., yes
terday, accidentally dropped red hot iron bolt upon
George Jackson and George Stewart. who were rid
ing i'll wagon. Both men were burned severely.
TIE ILEDERRRANZ FESTIVAL.
The annual summer Nights Festival Of the Ger
man Liederkranz will take place on Saturday even
East River. There will be vocal and instrument
tai concert. after which dancing Will be INDUCED
in. Admission Is by invitation only.
A COMPETITIVE EXAMINATION FOR PROMOTION.
competitive examination under civil service
| rules will be held at the Custom House on next
Tuesday. 1t is only for promotion on account of
vacancy in the position of iquidating clerk in the
Collectors office and to this promotion clerks who
| receive 81. 600 a year are alone eligible. Promo
lions i'll other grades to fill vacancies will follow
| AN ALLEGED FORGER DISCHARGED
| "a
on a charge Of forgery i'll selling forged stock of the
the Mineral Mountain Mining Company, which
bore the name of A. b. Moore president, was dis
charged on his own recOgnZance, yesterday, on the
motion of Assistant District-Attorney Vincent
DISMISSAL OF A COMPLAINT FOR EMBEZzLEMEST
| Justice Gardner, yesterday, at the lOmbS Police
SON. OF No AZ Nassau-st, against Nathan Propsteen,
| age thiTty-tive, of No. 93 Ludlow-St., OF en-
bezzemenJ OF jewelry worth 1886, gwen to him
| to dispose Of by Mr. MI chaeson OH May l6.
MEETING OF CANADIANS.
| A meeting OF the Canadian Club held last
| evening at Republican Hall in 1hrty-ihrd-st for
the purpose of lurtherng its organization. 1t was
| decided that the club should be incorporated ac-
| cOrdng TO the State laws. a committee were ap-
pointed to obtain sufficient number of trustees for
| that purpose rhe object of the club is to promote
| sOcabIlity among the Canadian residents i'll this
city and Its vicinity. The club adjourned until fall.
THREE SHOTS FIRED AT POLICEMEN
| A young thief stole the money-bOX from car of
the Twenty -third-st line Friday afternoon, and
|
| st. lie was pursued by Detective Brennan OF the
special Service Squad, and another policeman. lie
got into boat, aud to brighten his pufsuerS fired
| three harmless shots from q revolver. lie then
| rowed away.
| THE TEN-DOIIAR COUNTERFEIT BILLS.
| Secret Service Agent DrummOnd and yesterday,
in reference to the reported finding OF large num-
Der of new cOWtcrlelts of the ten-doilar treasury
note of the series of 1879, that the counterfclts
were three years old, and that part OF the plate had
| been captured. In recent visit to Boston Mr.
| prummOnd found several OF these bills and came
to the conclusion that the persons engaged i'll pass
| lug them followed Barnuns circus he imitation
said not 10 be good enough to deceive anyone who
| examines the bill carefully
| TYRANNIZED OVER BY HIS TENANT.
An old man, Patrick Lundy, rented floor in a
tenemen- houAe at No. 313 East twenty siX th-st.,
| and sub-let portion of II 10 Thomas Harrington
! and his wife Della. Contrary TO the usual custom
! the tenant became master OF the situation and
| pawned his landlords goods. Summons granted
| by the IorkyIlle Court which the Old man served
upon Harrington, aud he was given sound thrash
! ing in consequence. Then warrant was granted
aud Harrington was arrested. At night his wife re-
! venged herself on he old man by beating him over
! the head with a chair-rung. She was assisted by
| Mary Love, and both women were arrested. The
| woman Love was sent to the Island for six months
b. Justice OtteIbourg while HarringtOn's wife was
held in 1900 bail for trial Her husband was fined
$40 and committed III default of $500 Dal tortrlaL
BROOKLYN.
Permission was granted for the erection of forty
niue buildings last week.
lle dOg-pOund Will De opened at the OLD Jerry
house, foot of Bndge-st., on Wednesday, june p.
Six hundred school teachers took an excursion to
Glen Island yesterday Oh the barge Chester A.
Arthur.
The members of the Strong place Baptist Church
have accepted the resignation of the Rev. DR..
Wayland HOyt, who has recently received call TO
| the Memorial Baptist Church, OF Philadelphia.
Ira b. Ingraham, a travelling salesman, was
arrested yesterday at No. lao Batlc-st.. on bench
warrant from Chautauqua County, \ Y, charging
HIM with utterHg a forged check, on which lie OBJ
tanned 500 and of wine from avid Scott,
of Dunkirk \. Y. He will be delivered 10 the
Chautauqua County authorities.
United STATES Deputy Marshal Benjamin DeClue
yesterday took Charles Freeman, thirty years of
age of East New York, before United States Com
missioner Benedict Tor passing counterfeit trade
dollars He had been under suspicion. and see
lug policeman ran, cropping twelve of the coins.
| lie was held TO answer ON tuesday next
| Alexander Brown, alias " the Bruiser," was be-
fore Justice " alsh yesterday morning William h..
Harding testified to the articles of agreement of
| the fight between Tracy and Brown. The prisoner
| was committed under Sl 900 bonds to await the
| action OF the Grand jury. Alderman OCOunell be-
| came security Tor his appearance.
JERSEY CITY.
Patrick Anderson Justice of the Peace, is lying
al the point of death at his home OH the Hill, his
skull having been fractured by fail Il day or two
| ago.
| The Board of Police Commissioners has increased
the license tee for crcuses and similar exhibitions
| from %75 10 1900. The Board Of Aldermen
requested the Police Board to increase 1t to 1000.
| Patrick Bradley. an emplOye of the National
Storage Company. fell from PIE Of ties AT Cavaa