New-York tribune., 1883-03-09
NTW-YORK CITY.


Strawberry shortcake has already appeared at
several downtown restaurants
The Board of Trustees OF the Cooper Union have
received from A. L. +. $40 for the uses OF the Art
School.
The Baptist City Mission IN the last twelve years
has given average OF To,OOO cdch year ~ 'ho
Emanuel Baptist Church.
Large masses of floating ice yesterday obstructed
the ferry y-boas on the North River III their en-
trance to the slips.
AN ORGAN FOR THE CHURCH or THE INCARNATloN.
One OF the largest aId best toned organs IN the
cit, IL being placed in the organ lott OF the Church
OF the Incarnation, at IhirIy-hfth-sI. anu Mad
ison-ave
NAPOLEON BoNAPARTE BooDY DISCHARGED.
The charge OF ASSAULT made against Napoleon
Bonaparte BOody was yesterday Withdrawn by the
complainant, Richard II. lanbeer jr.. In the
1omOs Police Court. Body was thereiorc dis
charged.
PHYSICIANS FOR IMMIGRANT INSTITUTIONS.
At "A meeting OF committees of the Board OF Emit
appointment OF Dr. JOcrg as physlclln- n-chiei on
ards Island vice DIR. George NJ. 1utte, resigned
of Dr schultz as resident physician a. Castle Car
den vice Dr. hapln, resigned, and OF Dr. thatcher
to succeed Dr. Schultz at Wards Island
COATED WITH ICE FROM BOW To STERN.
The bark CorSinde. which arrived yesterday,
presented the appearance OF crystal sup; sue
had thick coating oil ice from stem to stern On
Sunday last, OIL Cape Hatteras she met heavy
hurricane. She lost several sails, ALI had her but
warks damaged by the heavy seas She arrived off
Barnegat on Wednesday morning, and encountered
another gale which drove her twenty miles on
shore.
Seven contributors III this city unite III sending
$40 for the Seeds family, "P" giving ~ and " r., d"
"A, YIN, 81, III. Y. A" and 81; K;Y, @gy-
UNE for giving opportunity 10 show an appre-
cIatlon OF tho heroic courage that brave man
dIplayed IN his uniilnching devotion 10 dutys "A
header in salt LAKE City sends 81 for Mrs. Seeds.
| lEpI, TMENr FOUND AGAINST WILLIAM DAVIS.
| he Grand Jury yesterday found an Indictment
against William Davis. who was arrested on last
sunday at ST. AIMS Roman Catholic Church.
August Jameau who had been robbed of $40 the
| week heiOre was In the church. and was sure he
recognized DAVIS, who was seated near him. as tue
! thief Davis protested that II was case OI mis-
taken identity, and brought large number Of wit
| nesses 10 testify To his innocence. lie was, how
| ever, held by the Police justice
SUSPECTED BOND ROBBER DISCHARGED.
Before Justice Power. In tine IunUs Ponce Court
Yesterday, George Carson alias Little George, who
was arrested on Wednesday by Detective Richard
| OConner, was rearraIgned; lie had been apIse-
| hcnded at he request Of the Chef of Police OF
Philadelphia on a suspicion OF having robbed the
Guarantee Trust and safe Deposit Company Of that
city OF bonds worth $7l 900 The detective stated
| 10 the Justice that the Philadelphia police had
been informed of CarsOL's arrest but had failed to
| take any Steps the matter. Justice Power ac-
| cOrdingiy discharged the prisoner.
| PROMOTIONS IN THE NATIONAL GUARD.
| The general orders Of Adiutant-General Farms.
worth Issued Oh March l. cal attention % a largo
number OF changes III ho National Guard officers,
L
| Story to assistant III the Ordnanc6 Department,
with tue rank Of Colonel; DR.. J. West Roosevelt, to
Major and Surgeon OF the 1st Bngadej Henry Frost
| CLARK. 10 Major and Inspector Of Rifle Practice of
| tie 5th Brigade; and John w. Browning, to Cap
tain and Inspector of Rifle Practice OF the 22d Regl
ment.
| CAUGHT SELLING LOTTERY TICKET.
| Anthony C0mstOCk and hs agent, George T..
Dram, yesterday made descent on the policy shop
| kept by Robert Kerr, at No. 4e Watts-st The
proprietor was caught the act OF selling lottery
| ticket aud was taken into custody. The implements
| OF the concern were taken possession OF and Kerr
| was taken to the Tombs Police Court. Mr. Com
stock said that the place kept bJ the prisoner was
| frequented almost exclusively By 'longshOremen,
ana ut night the envelope game was played.
| Justice Power placed Kerr under $500 bail, which
| was furnished.
| JUSTICE PATTERSON AND THE SUNDAY LEAGUE.
| Mason 1. Hunsman, member OF the Sunday Clos
ing League has asked Justice Patterson in the Jof-
ferson Market Police Court almost everyday for the
past two weeks for summUnses for poor lradesnen IN
| Yorkyille and Harlem. Neither Mr. Huntsman nor
any of his colleagues have met with much success.
| YESTERDAY. when Huntsnan applied for "a summons.
| Justice Patterson told him that he did not approve
of bringing poor people SO great q distance and