New-York tribune., 1883-11-04
NEW-YORK CITY.


Arrests last week, l,26l births, 6Ho u"a"ls'
543 marriages, 100
4 false alarm of tire was sent out from the box at
broadway aud Thrty-hrst-st. Yesterday
The Princeton and Wcsleyan College football
teams will play q game ot tOotoah III 'uo oio
Grounds on Tuesday AFTERNOON
tux UNION 40 nv FOUGHT TO THE KIND.
L. Middlcdch rcINans nrui ~ ms deIotn,,Hat,"3 @ @
IL confident tat hc will succeed in carrying on bls
business without it's AID aud advice
CASTLE GAEpEN ARRIVALS.
The immigrants landed at Castle Garden ycSter-
day were: i}v the T.. CHlaud. 29i; tho Rhynland
IA; the Celtic. $40; tho Bclgravin, AZ; ihc
Main G62 "a total of 2 1876. Tho arrivals for the
week were Gsii
,Gs 10 Br tt.lSTUD Ov EvACUATI0N DAY.
The Park Commissioners, at th" request OF the
Veterans Of lst2, have granted permission i9r ,ho &
hoistnR of tho HaVs III Central falk "uo W 'lo
Battery on Evacuation Day
OUTRAGE UPuN LITTLE Girl,
Clarence Jandorf and Morris Hall, age tMJInHLTi
who live AT No. l2S East Sixty N-Inth.St, weI" he,u
in - OO0 hail each yesterday for oXaWlnaSS'"%n % W
the Yorkvillc Police Court un the charg" OF o3i,
nntting IN outrage on Mary Stcller They peau'u
not guilty.
~ obstruction IN PRINTING HOUSE SQUARE
4 six-horsc dirt car of the 1'hrd-ave. road was was
stalled across three tracks g Irtads rnd ''"m" a,,,
and hoyS cXcrt,d themselves In various ways !" re-,
move tho obstruction, aud street cars were u"u'o"
around II.
ENcIESIoN or MECHANICAL ENGlNEFlS. .
hbont onc hundred members of thU American so
eiety of Mechanical Ergu,srS took part 81 the eX-
S@rson W gwen nd 'P,a Bno RToad to Kingston The
raI1y left the city IN the morning. mspect3d th"
railroad cOmpany's works at Kingston, look IhhGh-
con there, aud returned to Ncw-lorh III The eve
ming.
NOT NEEDING A COFFIN AFTER ALL:
w c. Warunck, IN EngliShman. arrived here ny
the National Line steamship France from England
being i'm such delicate health when h1 left home
that grave doubts were felt whether j" ""h" SUI
vivc the voyage, nc brought WIN hlin u m,n'l,mt
The caskct To the Appraisers OinCc and 10" duJy
will probably be collected IN 1t.
poNNELIY IDENTIFIES HIS ASsAIIANI.
Matthew Dumclly, the janltOr OF No: l02
Bi"cckcr-si.. who wus shot on Friday evening ~
the hallway of the binding, WAS sun aIN1 az ~
Ninccmt's Hospital yesterday ana the hhliol had
been extracted from hs head, Wi ln1 HniH'onS
were in doubt ~ to hs1ccuvcIy. Matth"" iIdId,
wickc of No l:IS Macd"npal-St., who witS ait"N'ca
late on FRIDAY night hy the police 0l the fhV'"h'I
frrcinct was idcmtiGcd 10y Inc womnd'd man and
committed TO the Jefferson Mark" Prison.
BROOKLYN
The Vale football team the champions of ~ will
play tho Rutgers College team "n tuesday At WISH
mgt"u Park.
Nichacl OuIglcy famOns as the loader Of th" Bat
tcry b"atnrcn Ncw-York, and who "Ntnhlieh'd lac
bnltng station at that place. WAS huI'ch H"h No.
81 Dcgraw->t., yesterday.
Professor J. w. GroesChcl, founder of the Brook
lyn Conservatory Of Music, died at las home. No.
49, StItc-si., on Thursday. age soNonty-sN Tie
will br mIiod this afternoon.
Judge Clement. of the City Court, yesterday or
dcIcd the Board of Registration Ia register John
llnwarl Of No. 1913 lialtic-st., aud Philip Kelly, at
The rcub Ward, wlIr htd bC"B icitstd iCElSillIlnh
on tcchnlCaltrs
The police report that a large number Of watches
were Stolen in the crowd IN aad about the Academy
al Music during the p"moclalfr meeting on FRIDAY
night. EX-Suprrv lSuT-;d-Id Large Gutir" lost one
worth Sl7J, aud inscribed. . 10 sam iIon Agnes
The suicdc OF Gustav Schluctor, a /pp's liquor
store. in Eim-pacc recently, has hroueIi "nt som"
strange facts. 1t is charged that $1,000 which he
had in his possession just before hIs death IL MISS
ing. Schlucter was cigar manufacturer and had
& Janrvny ON Saturday. He dcpnsiiol the money
H. the Nassau Bank On the following Monday he
drew $5.n0O. and paid 81 900, IN one hill oi that
denomination. to "A tailor IN New York Ihjs has
been traced hut the eight 5000 bills have not h""n
traced although hc is known Ia have had them at
a itt0 hour on Monday aitcInIun before h" shot
himself. The numbers Of these bills are RECORDED at
the bank.
Smnucl s. shannon cashier and bookkccpcr for
Jolrn +. james, IL real estate agent. of No. $50
Numtaguc-st., who disappeared in june lSS2 after
his employer had discovered that he was dcamli"r
was arrested Yesterday; The police had searched
spcctor Jcwctt had followed hin, from town tO
town. Recently II was learned that he bad visited
his wife aud mnthcT at CnrnwaIl-"i-the-llm llmdM'n,
aud Detectives Carr aud Chamhrrs were detailed To
arrest HIM. Judge Moore committed hin To jail
without bail 10 answer the indictment for cmhch.
element which has been hanging over him ioI IiI'
teen months.
The Brighton Beach Railroad Company, officially
known as the Brooklyn Flat bush and COncy laland
second mortgage bonds due on October l.. The
holders of second mort gage bonds, to cXtTCate the
company, have proposed Ia the stockholders that
the latter shall pay assessment of 10 per cent
the capital stock, which will rliSC $4,000. In
turn for this the second moTt gage holders ILL
ing to take certificates of indebtedness bearing
rol cent interest aud payable on October t. 1916.
Half the stockholders have signed this agreement
already and the rest arc expected to do 50 i'll few
days ,,,., -
Nicolo Alexandra oi iIoboken, was aTmgned in
the Hudson County Court of Oyer and Tcrnlucr
yesterday morning To plead TO au indictment for
nurdci in the first degree. Alexandra stabbed
VinccnZo IartarO in a quarrel on September II
with knife, infctng fatal wound 'fhc prisoner
pleaded not guilty and the trlai was set lCl Dccem-
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NEw-ROCHELLE.-CUlou Richard LatheTs has
sold his Tuscan villa, III Winyah Park, with four
ten acres of land, to H. Butler for $4,000.
Pun1 CHESTER Tic will of Augustus Wilkins
Kelley, who died on October y admitted 10
probate yesterday He left son and two daughters
Augustus, Susan and Harriet, aud appointed Angus
tus his executor
WHITE PLAINs.-The suit of Mrs. Ida Ross against
Joseph Ross came mp before Justice j. .. DykDlan,
OF the Supreme Court on 2 motion TO compel tho
alimOny. The defendant lsa broker IN Now York
City, but lives at SOneryilo, n. j. He is now pay
ing the plaintiff $40 per week, but refuses to pay
the balance accming between the time Of granting
the order and the time when ho began to pay the
weekly allowance. Tho defendant is said to he
nearly related tU the Rev. T. Dc Witt Talmage, of
Brooklyn. Judge Dykman took the papers and re-
served his decision.
LONG ISLAND.
ROCKVILLE CENTRE,--Tho Rev. w. c. Vincent
has accepted call to the pastOrac Of the Baptist
Church.
GREAT NECK-The eleventh anniversary of the
Great Neck Methodist Church will be celebrated
to-day. Bishop Bowman will preach the Sermon.
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