New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-25

| No. l Ridge-st 1t is impossible to pass trrough
when the door is open, without ias , to rroocrtv
Nicholas Eisebaum, for having the eLlranee ~ WV
cellar in such dangerous place.
STEALING A SMALL BUT VALUABLE PAINTING
| Two youDQ men wel-dressed and of gentleman,
like hearing called at the picture store of Edward
Farier. No. ,257 Fifth.ave. on Monday, iHr tno
purpose of purchasing painting Atier mak max - !,
selection they gave an order for frame ara 'uph
their departure, saving that they would cali OH Io
following day. few minutes later MI fai1eI , us
covered that painting worth about 9l2O, Wit h
had been lying upon table IL the centre ., 81
\ room, had been stolen. The picture was Jig ny o.
inches III size, and was the work OF T.. tlschei; ~
reward of $50 has been offered for the return VI ''
| picture.
MEASLES IN THE HOME FOR THE FRIENDLEs;S,
There mas been an unnecessary scare concerliiu1S
the measles among he children at me io,he lo' ~
treDdless. There are az present 100 chu! 11 IL
der the care of the institution and during the the ds U
month there have been thiriytw" cas-" 9l ."o Tho
ease, all of them among the younger cniiuJo d.
there were t,yeIve children sick and they were al,
reported TO be ont Of DANCER The children exposed
have been kept apart from ihe oonefH anu -
| thought that that the disease is checkeu'
| THE JAPANESE FEAST OF DOLLS;
Several hundred little children assembled IN 1ne
Madison Avenue CONGREGATIONAL thurcn, StH,elurrS
afteruoon to hear MIS- John i. Newman, IN" VIZ
o the nasior tell them about the feast OF dolls. Born
/ parents and children listened 10 MIS-, NtT !n
story of how the old people OF japan dirS t ii
selves like babies and were cared LOT py tnc'I tuIl
| dren on one day OF each year. lherc We're Views
| exhibited of old New-York. and Mr. Moore Iolu
| some tales about tho irst settlers tnat pcca-
| stoned mnch laughter There was also tableau
| formed by about twenty young girls, each one Vi
! whom represented nation
| INFORMATION FOR THE BRITISH GovERNAMEN'
| j Perrepont Edwards, the EnyIlsh Consul, mas
| written 10 MessrS. McKesion q Robbins mat me
attention of the British Government has been 'raWn
10 pc itiOn on the subject OF bankruptcy presenter
at Washington signed hy them, and desiring further
information rs to the data therein contained anu
also T. questing them 10 state their views gen'rai,y
| ,tnFh hon rrtnf pF lpOIs
he firm hS We addressed letter 10 the Consul COW
crIup the p ints requested and enclosing copy o.
the address on the subject recently delivered Dy De
J &. Robbins before the Chamber OF Commerce.
THE PROPOSED WORK OF THE ATHENFCM CLUB.
| The Now-YOrk Atnenemn Id its third me'ilng
1 last night IN the rooms of DIT L. A. Baralt, No VEo
| Broadway. Dr.. Il Talt stated that the organization
now numbers nearly 100 members and 10 wat III
tended TO attack" all professions to furnish re-
cruts. The society is to have Two parts. one aruslc
and one scientific, each iuinishct with six depart
| mcnts with professors n the head of eacN mere
will be- Il system OF weekly lectures and 'or'nishty
entertainments. all dealing with the philosophy
| and critlci IN OF art" here were present LAST
night +. AcIamonte, J.. Moranski, }. PEG !, Nor
man d. SampsOu, Mrs. l.. Iayos, Mrs. O. *; Coast
| MISS e.. Barton, Miss Is. Chapman anu MISS H.
Cody.
RECOVERING STOLEN RINGS ANn WATCH CHAI'Ms.
| William H. Hughes, one of the gang who sent o9t
| false tire-alarms and who are now awaiting sen
| teuCe for burglary, made a con essi0n that ABOUT
| hundred rings and two dozen whlch charm tne
| proceeds Of a burglary in November lust IA Br3oks
AlI a.,
| at No SO Cbatham-st. Detectives Rutland ana
Haley visited the place. which Is Kept by Mrrrick
Meyers. They found forty ilngs ana seven Cnat ,
| the stolen goots. In the Essex Market lollCe
| Court Meyers said that he purchased the Jewefy'
which is plated, from Hughes, on his representa-
! tion that he was a drummer lie paid $40 for wnat
Brooks declared was valued az 80. justice Ouu-
ordered that the goods should re tuIhed over w
the property clerk aud allowed Meyers 10 co.
BROOKLYN.
.. IN
the suburbs yesterday, ana the number OF skaters
was large.
Edward Huntington, a carpenter. thrty-ive years
of age. OF No. II sou Seyc thsi.' leiI rom ale
roof of The Emanuel BAPTIST ,hurch, IN JaIne'-nlace
near .afaye tc-aye., yesterday ana was almost III
sjan.ly killed.
Berghod ". Kalt, who came to this country
fortniyht 90, git INTO the Raymond street jan a
few DAYS lat r. through larc nv on the complaint
of his brother Last mig 4 he broke out with small
pox and was sent 10 the FlatOush Hospital
Mrs Agnes J. Murray. matTon at the Peniten-
tary, was discharged yesterday by me CHARITIES
Commissioners on ale 4au rs by warden uIeyn
that she was holding communication WIN q VOL !,
known THIEF called Sheeny irving. or fIahh
Lopwentnal. she was appointed on tho Iecoul-
mcndat on Of politicians OF botn parties ana is sad
| 10 c courageous AMI qulck-witted
In answer TO inquiries made yesterday NJ ths
| Navy Yard concerning the recent alleged outbreak
| of malaria among the men, the authorities seated
that they could II 1 account ir tn report, As TIE
ward men are in their usual health. hnd neither on
the training ship Minnesota, which - lylug IN the
docs, nor on the Colorado, which IS the basin, are
there any men Oh the doctors hand.
A novel entertainment given during the past
| week IN the sh. DC of Gypsy Encampment, at he
| Union Congregational Church. the Key. Df. NJ
| E,cnt Smith. pastor. Grea Ingenuity was dis
played III tine Arrangement OF the tens ana IN ne
| PIC ~ costumes OF the ladies n attendance. lhr
| officers of the Gypsics were: Mrs jaime, II. On
| unant president; Mrs. Edward Bates vice presl-
dent aud Mrs. L. kOabr, secretary and treasurer.
JERSEY CITY.
I II ,io in of
construction in Blcocncr-st, was seriously injured
| yesterday by premature explosion OF giant powder.
| An indictment has been und against William +.
Slckott. editor Of The Sunday Idter. Tor libel on
| DAVID c. JOY @. keeper of the County JAIL
Garret :. Boce Edward T.. Shaw and John l..
| Beach president, cashier and bookkccper respect
| Iye,y of the wrecked City Bank were taken 10
| Trenton by sheriff Cronan yesterday morning to
beg n their respective terms OF ten, six and four
| years III the State Prison
A number of prominent citizens were summoned
| TO appear Yesterday Ia the First District Police
| Court and answer charges OF having violated city
| ordinance, by falling To have the snow removed
from their sidewalks after the last STORM Amohg
| them were Robert f. Petit, superintendent of the
| Pennsylvania Railroad, New-lOrk division the
| Rev. DR.; Sencz, pastor OF st Marys Church
I George II. Farrrr County Collector; John Boyd,
Director of Education, and several real estate
| agents and property owners. Nearly all oil them
| were fined 80 each.
| Sergeant McGinhs and squad OF policemen from
| the Second Precinct made IL descent on FRIDAY
night low rum-shop III GIove-st, kept by
Anton KerkOwski, and arrested the proprietor aud
thirteen boys. who alc alleged TO be thlcYrs IL IS
sad that the bows are ~ the habit OF stealing tubs
of butter chests of tea aud other portable articles
from ia front of grocery stores. The boys said that
| they sold their plumber 10 James buckley, Hen
| dersOn-st grocer and he was arrested on charge
of receiving stolen property. Some OF the prisoners
were bailed, and the others are held Tor eHamIna-
| ton.
STATEN ISLAND.
| Observation-Disclosures have been at work
| Staten Island within the last few nights. They
broke into the large grocery store OF Samuel Hop
| ming but lille at work the safe were frightened
| away The house of A. Xom. al Iompkinsville, was
entered and notes valued at 81 900 and $l20n cash
| were stolen from n safe