New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-07

The free public baths will be removed to winter
quarters Oh October 10
On and after November a penalty Of 10 per cent
will be added on all unpaid CTOtOn wafer rents.
The Home for Disabled Baptist Ministers and
Missionaries at West Farms has been opened under
the charge of the Rev. +. L. Scohcd.
Arrests last week, 1922 births, 800, deaths,
54l: marriages. $50; cases of typnoId lever re-
ported, JO; scarlet lever, > ulphLhcIld 1Oi ana
measles, r.
LAWRENCE d. BIrRNAN's HEALTH
Lawrence d. Herman, Clerk of the Board Of Edu.
cation who has been III from pneumonia for several
weeks has nearly recovered from the attack and
will resume his duties next week.
BURIAL OF An OLD sEA CAPTAIN.
Funeral eTvices over the late Captain William !.
Ford, of Searsport, Mc for many years TIE master
The body was buried IL Greenwood Cemetery.
INJURED BY RAILROAD TRAIN.
Peter Farley, boy whose parents 1--we AT No. ID
West FOrtietn-st. was s'rucG Dy freight tram M
E!eyentl-avr. at IHlrty -SoNehIh'st yesterday ana
injured fatally
KILLED BY A FALL down Az ELEVATOR sHAFL
Samuel STUART a printer OF No. 2I5 West
Thirteenth.st fell through an elevator shaft at No
33 Warfcn-st, from the NTH story 10 the basement,
Yesterday and was Killed.
IMMIGRANT ARRIVALS Al CASTLE GARDEN.
The arrivals of immigrants at Castle Garden YES
tcrday numbered 416 by the Ihngya.Ia, iGG by
inc City of Richmond aud 90 bv the AIcsIa. The
arrivals for the week were J,Si2.
A TRIBUTE TO A TELEGRAPH CHIEF.
s. S. BOgart, chief OF circuits OF the Western
Union Telegraph Company was presented last night
at his house. in Ouc-huudred- aud-twenty-ii ith-
81 near Eighth.avc., with gold watch and cham,
by the chef operators and linemcn under his
charge.
KNIGHTS TRMPIAR TO GO TO TIIH CASINO
The ashngtOn COmmandcrY, knights lcmpaT
of Newport, r. l., numbering nearly 800 men. with
a military band, will visit the Casino next Thurs
day, as the quests Of the Palestine Commandery of
this city The house will be decorated or the occa-
sion.
4 LANDMARK IN HARLEM GONE.
The old country residence which with its
grounds occupied the west side Of ScCOnd-ave.. be-
tween Observation-Disclosures fourth aud One
bundred.aud-tweniy -ttth SITS, has been torn down
and fats are beng erected the site. This re-
moves another of the few remaining landmarks in
Harlem.
A LAWYER DECLARED TO BE INSANE.
On complaint OF ms wife. Francis /. Smith, age
was several years PartnCrof Assistant District At
torney Fellows, was committed 10 the care of the
Commissioners of Charities andl Correction by JUS
tice Patterson yesterday, at Essex Market Police
COurC, on a charge OF insanity
THE BOOK SALE IN CLINTON HALL.
The Cooke library sale, which had benin progress
at Clinton Hall since Monday, was concluded yes
terday. The Aggregate sales for the week were
about $4,000. TIE heaviest purchasers were
Yale Harvard and Trinity colleges. Part Ill
consisting entirely of American publications, will
be sold by auction IN December.
DEATH OF WILLIAM M'AFEE.
William McAfee, the father OF James McAfee, the
Custodian of the New-York Post Office, and of
Colonel Knox McAfee, clerk of one OF the Police
Courts. dled yesterday at his home. No. 49, West
ThirtIeth-st. He had been for many ycars a builder
i'm the lower part OF the city lie was stricken with
paraIyss Ten days ago and .neVer aiterward spoke.
lie will be barred on Wednesday.
RUNNING TIE BRIDGE CARS.
The Bridge cars We're running smoothly yesterday
ON three minutes head way, and did good business,
e@neciaIly m the afternoon, when every car was
crowoed The trouble caused on friday by the
nrp.siug down of the floor Of car by uVercrowd-
ing NJ. Martin sad yesterday could easily be
remcdled by making sitter springs, u preventing
so many persons getting on at once.
YOUNG MEN's CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION CLASSES.
nm, fan and winter term of the evening classes OF
tbe Young Mems Christian Association was opened
last Monday night. since September L over GO
Young msn have purchased membership uckets-a