New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-09
hEW-YORK CITY.

Carl SANFORD, who was recently suspended a
member Of the Produce Exchange, was roln-tated
yesterday
The Princeton and Columbia College football
teams will play n championship match at the Polo
Grounds tomorrow afternoon.
The Fall River Line steamers are now leaving
New-York from Pier No. Is n. X. at 1880 p. H.
This arrangement will continue during the winter
months.
On Sunday, December 10, a Catholic mission will
be begun in ST. AlphOnsus Church, in South Fifth
ave, TO be conducted by tho Rcdcmptorst Fathers.
Smoking is becoming disgustngly frequent in
Broadway stages after dark. Ladies' frequently
compelled TO leave the stages, and the drivers sell
dom reprOve the smokers.
Broadway from Chambers to Fulton sta. was in a
continual state Of blockade yesterday afternoon.
Stages and other vehicles were compelled 10 use
adjacent thOrOughfaros.
YACHTING NOTES.
The new cutter lleen made u trial trip down 10
Sandy Hook and back yesterday. The rumOrcd
sale Of tho sloOp-yacht Oracle was denied ut the
New-York Yacht Club.
GENERAL SHERMAN AND THE GRAND ARMY.
General w. L. Sherman will receive tho members
of the Grand Army of the Republic in the rooms of
the Koltos Post, in tho Bowory. near Honston-st
tins evening at 4. Members OF the Grand Army
are requested to appear in uniform.
SOCIETY or MEDICAL JURISPRUDENCE.
At the meeting of tho Society of Medical Juris-
prudence last evening Dr. Charles 4. Leale read a
paper on SunstrOkesp 10 provoked general dis
cussion, in which Drs. c. s. Wood andE &. Spitzka
and others took part.
COMMITTED on CHARGE OF OUTRAGE.
Theodore Gladding, age forty-eight, Of No. 500
West Thirty-nlnth-st., was yesterday aTaigned at
the Jefferson Market Police Court and committed
for trial in default of S. 900 bail on the charge of
outraging his daughter Alice, age eleven.
LOTTERY BELIEVED TO BE A swINDIE
In the mails brought by the steamship Frisia
which arrived from Hamburg on Monday were
hundreds Of circu lars addressed to persons in this
city announcing lottery in Hamburg under the
cOgnizance of the Government with prizes amount
lug to $2OOO,0OO. 1t il believed to be a swindlc.
REAL-EsTATE ITEMS.
The Episcopal Church of ST. Peters has borrowed
the sum of $4,000 upon the property NJ No. II
Warren-st from the United States Trust Company.
.;....pToperty on tho north side of Forty-eighth-
st., 100 feet east OF Ienth-ave, having frontage
John Livingston Tor $500
TIE CHRYsANTHEMUM SHOW
The fine exhibition of chrysanthemums at Hort;
day yesterday aud last evening by admirng
throngs Of ladies and gentlemen. All Of the plants
that were for sale were disposed Of at large prices,
and orders for large numbers Of plants and flowers
were received by the different exhibitors
NEW CATHOLIC CHURCH.
Tho Franciscan Fathers who have charge of the
temporary church Of St. Anthony i'm Sulliyan-st.,
recently purchased plot of ground on which IL IL
proposed at an carly day TO begin the erection of
new Catholic church for Italian Catholics. For the
purpose of raising building fund a fair IL TO be
held soon in the St. Anthony school building in
Sulliyan-st
STEALING PROM HIS SISTER.
sisters lodgings in Broadway on October o. and
with n theatrical air said Il want your money or
your life.p Az she had no money. he snatched the
gold watch which sho wore and ran away with II.
lie was subsequently arrested and yesterday
pleaded guilty to larceny, and was sentenced by
Recorder Smyth to four years In tho State Prison.
His appearance was that of hardened criminal.
lie has already served term in the State Prison.
RESISTING UNION DICTATIoN
About 100 men and girls employed i'm Kelly's
bookbindery, at Nos. 1858 and $50 Broome-st., left
work yesterday morning because Mr.. Kelly refused
to discharge man who had been expelled from the
union for violation of its rules Mr. Kelly said
" / will not under any circumstances discharge any
man in my employ at the dctation Of the union or
anybody else. The man whose discharge il de-
anded is good workman, and he shall stay here
as long as he pleases."
THE CARE or CONsUMPTIvEs
The annual meeting Of the board of trustees of
the House of Rest for Consumptives at fremont,
was held yesterday at Trinity Chapel. The secre-
tarys report stated that there had been treated
during tho year l19 patients, Of whom had been
discharged cured and improved, % had left at
their own request improved 4 were transferred to
other hospitals and SO had died The treasurers
report showed that the receipts for the year had
been SIS, 491s and the expenditures, including un-
paid bills, $l0,456, leaving deficit of $2,015.