New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-05
NEW-YORK CITY.


NETWORK CITY.
.,ore large importing house twenty.four diiier-
.ra sSanes of ladies' hats are to he found.
nao,bs last week $40; births, $50; marriages,
o1o arrests / 1871 excise licenses granted, 50, ana
fees collected, S4,o'o'
Tba amount collected from Croton water rents
last week was $31.253 90. There were ere i; 20
licenses issued and the amount collected was ~, io
Becinnng tomorrow the steamers of the SION
ingon Line to Boston and of the ProylHence LINZ INV;
u Providence Will leave ths ci'y "V f'o' - 49,
stead of o'clock.
BIG FISH on EXnIDITIoN
large fish, known as the American A an Nnrtb
SOphWs Am6iodnus caught on re. ilel Nv" osterdav in
River, last week, was on eAnioi0N
Fulton Market. 100
FINDING TIE PRESIDENTS sEiILk Do ir,brr
valuable setter dog owned by IIe Sni LIN de-
MdS iost - os sent ont 10 the police Yesterday
poiceman of the Twenty-iirst PTecncs roI htbnrs
animal in Flrst-ave. and returned IL W MI hi'N'D
residence.
ASSIGNMENTS MADE YESTERDAY.
The following assignments were hled Nes,eIda3
in the County Clerks othce oOiom1n ~
Simon Sanders to Davi l.. EsneT WIN Ptoi Snes
70 he amount of 81 697 and Edward y CogSSoS
hall to William r. SpOoner with $lo'|oo prefer
eEces.
ARRIVALS OF IMMIGRANTS. .o...,o
The total number of immigrants landed at Castle
Garden dnrnr the week ending, yesterday was
$500 Yesterday the steamer EiDe IRON RON Wekia,
brought 10s4 Storage passengers inc En- he
from Copenhagen, $50; and the Elysia' Aroni 'n0
Mediterranean ports, 40
CITING HER THROAT WITH RAZOR
Mrs Eva Schroeder, age sixty me VIZ, sh ot com
,nitte6 snicde eserday by cutting her throat WIN
n razor while her husband was away at WI wa sought
ha been i'll for several years, anu NdihiS n"u 'e
relief at Bellevue Hospital.
MADE HOMELESS BY INCENDIARIEs.
Flames broke out yesterday IN a small gOat-h0uSe
st the foot ,,y nf be
ST. while the occupant was making tour OF t Ge
district in search of election posters Although tuo
Fire Department was summoned promptly, 'no en-
tire building was DESTROYED. The youtnlui oW n
of fine house, ''Tommie" Mckinney, thought that
the fire was of incendary origin. lie eStmaVeu
his loss at IS. and SAID there was no insurance
BROOKLYN.
Mrs. Bridget Mckinley. an inmate of the Home
for the Aged died yesterday at the ageOt lOI years.
She came from Ireland thlrty-seyen years ago.
The Rev. Payson IngersOll., of the Middle KeI
formed Church in Harrison-st has accepted tne car
TO the Puritan Congregational Church al Lafayette
and Marcy-aYes.
James s Cole who died at his home, No. 1914
Monroe-st.. Yesterday. was a nephew of Governor
Smallwood, of MARYLAND, and was born IN WASH ASH
ingion IN 1911. For nearly fifty years he mas AVeu
III Brooklyn. ,.-. .,oa
A post-mortem examination yesterday showed
thar The death of Mrs Rosa Barr, which occurred
or No I6 (;arrison-st recently after a beating from
her husband, resulted from alcoholism. her nus
band was discharged from custody
Joseph Strange while temporarily deranged, from
the loss bv FIRE of his store No. 40 De kab-aye,
Yesterday fired four shots from revolver at MS
head and one at his body. and he is in critical
state at the Long Island College Hospital,
Health Commissioner Raymond has, after long
hearing decided that The works of the New-York
Cream of Tartar Company, at kent-ave; ana NOT
tonst. T.. d., are not injurious 10 the puoc neait'
by OF the doors anu VaporS procccuins 1AoAi
them.
George E. Apsley. a Tarrytown real estate dealer
was ar estel yesterday by Detective Zundt on com
nlaint of Franklin NJ. TIipp. OF No. 13S Clerinont-
ave charged with stealing deed of property
valued at 81 500 Justice Walsh held him for ex-
animation.
Thomas Kelman. sxty-three years of age living
nj No IS Carlton-ave., was stricken with apoplexY
while at work in the pipe-yard OF the BoarJ or Clty
Works in North Portland-ave. YESTERDAY afternoon
and he died within a few minutes, before d phySi-
clan, who was sent for, could arrive.
Inspector Jewett yesterday detailed q platoon of
police which he promised to command himself IL
necessary at the request OF AdoeH bakeI 0TmGT
tonight. The Salvation Army have been meeting
at the Temple for several Sunday nights past, but
The crowd they attracted misused the furniture.
B1ker sent them notice that they could not meet
there any more. Lieutenant BAN sent back word
that if the doors were closed to them tonight, MS
warriors would batter them down.
JERSEY CITY
The contest for seat in the Township Committee
of Weehawken between Henry b. Price and John
Allen was decided yesterday by Judge Knapp III
favor OF Mr.. Price,
Mrs. Edward G. Bullock of Erie and Seventh-sts.,
recovered a diamond earring yesterday which was
stolen from her on sePtemDeir 10. Inc di poDi
Kennedy a theatre ticket Speculation, who called
there TO collect bill Mrs. Bullock put detectives
on Kennedy's track and he was followed so closely
that yesterday he sent friend to see her HIS
friend took Mrs. Bullock to a pawnbrokeTs shop III
NewYork, where the diamond nc, was o recovered
Kennedy could not be found by the ponce.
STATEN ISLAND.
sr.prrroy.-The body of an unknown man was
founk yesterday In the bay near the shore i'll front
of the Seamens Retreat. He was apparently about
sixtv-fye wears old. had gray hair and whskers and
ont
n deep wound OH the back of his head from which
blood was OOzing when the body was taken from
fhe waite A cOlOred man on one of Parmley's
canal boats moored at StapleOn says that he heard
cries for help out in the bay on Friday night.
PORT RICHMOND.-Citizens have presented petit
zion 70 the trustees of the village requesting that
mn ordinance should be passed, prohibiting the
blowing OF steam whistles within the limits OF the
vi iage.
NEw-BRIGHroN. - Sneak thieves entered the
house of Mr. stewart, st. Sames's-place, while the
family were at dinner and stole gold watch three
suits of clothes and $40 in money.
LONG ISLAND.
SETAUKEr.-A fued has broken out between the
colored and Irish people who have recently gone 10
Setauket in great numbers TO work IN the rubber
factory A few nights ago white man, John Null
Ter, was terribly beaten by several negroes and his
law bone was broken. The injured mans friends
sought satisfaction by attacking every coored man
thai they found III the street Stones and clubs
were freely used, and several persons badly
Injured The negro dwellings were attacked and
the windows and doors broken. The negroes finally
appeared armed with snotRuDs, Wnen their asSall-
ants fed, but further trouble Is feared.
RosLYN-The Rev. James h. Miller of the A. NJ.
E. Church, has been missing from his home since
October @. Miller is a regularly ordained minister
of twenty years standing. Ii is alleged that he
took money with him belonging to the church
ROCKVILLE CENTRE-Henry Beard. age nine, fell
into an oyster Darrell yesterday while at play. He
caught his face nail, tearing cash from eye to
eye. II is feared that he will lose his eyesight,
RIyERHEAD-William Horsefall's gray geldnC
Champion trotted against running horse yester-