New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-20

At Twentethst. and Ayenue-A yesterday Katie
flaming age eleven of No. 4l4 East Twentetn-st..
was run over by meat truck and seriously injured
The driver, Louis PollaskIe OF No. ~ AtlaDtc-
ave. Brooklyn, was arrested. and in the Yorkville
Police Court was hod To await the result OF INC
chlds injuries.
ASKING THAT CHINESE SAILORS MAY LAND.
The Chinese Consul called upon Collector Robert
yesterday and requested that Chinese sailors
mi ght be allowed to land in this city while their
vessels were in port The Coll ectOr informed the
Consul that he had no jurisdiction in the matter.
and that the Consul must make Application 10 tue
Secretary of the Treasury
TWO MEN SAVED FROM DROWNING.
John White, living Mt No. 172 Henry-st,, fell
overheard in the East River at the foot OF Broome-
drowning by Charles McEnroe. few hours later
Daniel Drysen oil No. BID East Thirty ninth-st. was
rescued from drowning by Policemah summers, Oh
the Thirteenth Precinct.
PLANS FOR A NEW CHURCH.
TIE Protestant Episcopal Church of the Holy
Innocents yesterday filed plans with tho Bulld!rg
Bureau for new church nuiIding TO be built OF
and-thIrty- th-st. near Seyenth-ave lt VIII De
AZ by 107 feet on the ground. and one story IN
height. The Rev. George o. Athol Is rector OF the
church.
REAL ESTATE NOTES.
For a nominal consideration Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam NJ. Evarts have transferred to Agnes VI. Derk-
helm a lot the south side Of Ihirtcenth-st. about
no feet cast of Avenue &. The New-York Steam
Company has obtained a loan of 100000 from the
Equitable Life Assurance Society upon property In
W aHnlngIon, west, fIout IlkuNtcuNh,
ninth and Fifty-sxth SITS, payable IN one year.
A WOMAN CHARGED WITH TWO OFFENCES.
Mrs Louisa Underhill. in the Jefferson Market
Police Court yesterday before justice Gardner, was
charged with grand larceny. Tho complalnants
were Joseph III. T. Martin, from whom she obtained
about $3.50 by, means OF forged letters aud Mis-.
Ella b. Hall, her aunt, whose name she signed 10
the letters She pleaded not guilty. and was held
in 81 900 bail on each charge.
A GREAT TRADE SALE OF BOOKS
The attendance at the autumn trade sale OF
4. into Hall farIa rrag lar
on Tuesday and the bidding was much more splr-
tied Three aucioneers, representing George A.
Leavtt d Co.. were kept busy all day in di-posing
of the invoices of books from a numbrr or Boston
and New-York publishing houses Tho prices re-
allied were satisfactory several invoices bringing
advanced figures. The sale will be continued dur
ing the week.
4 NEW TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
The certificate of Incorporation OF the lnterna-
tional and Northern Telegraph Company was filed
Yesterday. The lines are 10 run from New-fork TO
all parts of the country. The capital stock is fixed
at So. 600. 900. The mcorporators are a. ID Rem
ngton, 4. w. Clark. Orren q. staples, g Meyer
c. w. Town. j. r. Walton. William II. kimbalr VI.
c. Martin. +. r.. Story. James II. SeaTles, r. Is.
Bulkley, w. :. Gilbert. Isaac Muns0n, w. III. Brec-
den aud p. &. Onderdonk.
YOUTHFUL WGHwAYMEN.
Lewis Bekendorf age eleven; bus brother Charles,
age ten of No u West SiXteth-st.; John Wilfel,
age nine, of No. 20 West Sixticth-st, and Edward
waylaid Clarence Smith age nine, Of No 80 West
SIXTY -irst-st, Tuesday evening and robbed hiUl
of a tape measure. The boys were arrested ana IN
the Yorkville Police Court Yesterday. Lewis Boken-
dOrf was sent to the Juvenile ASYLUM, while the
Others were discharged on account OF their youth.
swINDLING An INSURANCE COMPANY.
A. Frank Hupperiz,a young German. was arragned
before Justice Gardner in the Jefferson Market
Police Court yesterday. The comp claimant was John
f.. Collins superintendent of the New-iork branch
of the Prudential IIfo Insurance Company. az No
234 broadway, who stated that Huppsrtz was en-
gagged by the company as assistant superintendent
OF the agents aud that by false representations he
had secured $26. which Is sufficient TO make It
case of grand larceny. Justice Gardner held the
accused man in 81 600 ball.
The PRESIDENT To GO TO NEWPORT TODAY
The President engaged yesterday morning
at the Fifth Avenue lIo'e with his private CORE
spondence lie took a DIVE IN The afternoon. John
Jacob Aston was among those who called on him IN
the course OF the day President Arthur VIII take
the a. m. tram for Newport to-day, ana will be
the guest there Of Seth b. French. lie will attend
the Burnside memorial exercises at Bristol on Sep
TENDER 20. and Will probably re urn to this city IN
about ten days.
BoYIsI wEIIER OF sCURRILoUs LETTERS.
Bernard G. Ryan, age sixteen, of No. Rutgers-st.,
charged before Justice Duffy Yesterday at Essex
Market Police Court by j. Frank Wright, of Mount
Vernon, principal of the Night Grammar School IN
Allen-st.. with addressing him scurrlOus and
obscene letter on September II. 1t is alleged also
that other letters of similar character received by
the complainant were traced 10 The defendant. who
was sent TO BlackwelPs Island for fifteen days in
default of 500 bail TO be OF good behavior.
SURGEON ALBERT's COMPLAINT DISMISSED.
Emigration Commissioners llurlbut aud Hausct
continued their investigations yesterday into the
death of Anton Holm, the bookbluder VINO received
fatal injuries on the steamship L. Caland, which
arrived from Rotterdam on September 10. Captain
BOnjar of the steamshlp, cOrroborated the state
lnent of Ship Surgeon Wright. that Holm received
all possible attention. The Commissioners dis
missed the complaint Of Jacob Albert, the German
surgeon, who declared Holm had not been properly
attended.
RESOLUTIONS IN HONOR OF JOHN A. ANTELUNG.
The Board Of Managers of the Produce Exchange
passed resolutions Yesterday on the death OF John
A. Amelung. referring 10 hun az one . whose deaf
iugs were of the strcest integrity, aud whose judy
Inent was OF an exceptional character" The board
will attend the funeral this afternoon. at Central
MorrisanIa. Similar resolutions were adopted by
the members OF tue Exchange at meeting IN the
afternoon
THE Observation-Disclosures CASE.
Emil Hoilendcr, who shot and killed Frank Rade-
macher at Reade and Varck sts; on June Is. was
placed on trial before Judge GIldersee in Part
III of the Court of General Sessions yesterday. The
evidence the same as gwen AZ the Coroners in
quest, nc which time Hollender was acquitted. The
counsel Tor the defence submitted the case without
argument Assistant Dlstuct-Attoruey OByrne
made n short address. The Judge Will make his
charge to the jury this morning.
MR.. BIRRsTADT's ESTATE NOT TO BE SOLD.
Edward Blerstadt, brother of Albert Berstadt,
the artist, was much incensed yesterday that hs
brothers estate at lrvngton had been advertised
for sale for payment of taxes. lie said that 1t
done simply to annoy his bro her. Once BEFORE
when the taxes were all paid up. the estate adj
vertised and actually sold When the recelpted
bill for taxes was produced the safe of course was
set aside. Mr. Bicrstadt said that the time for pay
ing the taxes would not expire until October /;
Albert Bierstadt now in Europe. but Is expected
home about the middle OF October
THE COMMISSION on THE SWINE DISEASE.
Professor q. +. Chandler informed the secretary
OF the Chamber Of Commerce yesterday that he
would accept his appointment as n member of the
proposed commission To investigate the alleged
prevalence of disease among tho swine raised in
this country letter was also received at the
Chamber of Commerce from Secretary Freling
buysen, stating that the cooperation of that body
in selecting member of the proposed commission
was gratifying TO the State Department, and that
the name of Professor Chandler had been announced
TO President Arthur.
HE WANTED ITO DE PUT AWAY"
DR.. Charles s. Macy, of No. III West Twelfth