New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-29
NEW-YORK CITY.


Scanned st. SO Monroe-,st. 155 Water;sf, l3V
Maiden lane 1915 East Broadway, 435 East SIX
teenth-st.. 335 East Nineteenthst, and l|o lhrd-
ave.
Congressman o. Is. Potter's distrc for Vest
Point cadctshIp will take place i'll the Board OF
Education building on Monday, June 4.
PROPERTY FOR TIE PROGRESS CLUB.
The Progress Club social organization. has at n
cost Of $50 600 acquired title 10 two pieces oil prop
erty on the south side OF ffty-nlnth-sl., east OF
Fourth-ave
THE MANHATTAN BEACH ROADS.
The Manhattan Beach Division of the Long
Island Railroad will be opened on Wednesday, May
80 but the routes via Long Island City and Green
point will not be in operation unll saturday, June
2 The Argyle Hotel. Babylon, will open on Tues
day, May 20.
PICTURES FOR BUFFALO.
From the number of pictures sent by members of
the American Art Union TO the Academy of Design
last week. the consideration OF the special jury
for the Buffalo exhibition, 1873 paintings were ac-
cepted aad will be shipped to-day.
RIVAL FIFTH AVENUE HOTELS
The Fifth Avenue Hotel has a rival of the same
name but of less prctcnsiOns, in flith-aye., above
Elphty-clghth-st II is frame. structure story
and half high, with 'lean-lo,' and It's principal
business is connected with the beer keg
THE ESTATE or JEROME j. COLLINS.
Letters of administration were granted yesterday
by Surrogate Rollins to Bernard \. Collins on the
estate of jerome j. Collins who perlshed on the
Jeanette Expedition. The personal estate Is esti
mated AT $4,000. The administrator gave bonds
III rs, 900
REAPPOINTED KEEPER OF THE DOG POUND.
Mayor Edison yesterday rcappolntcd John McMa-
hon keeper OF the dog pound at the foot of Last
SIxtcenth-st. This viii be ms seventh cons, cuilye
season. The pound will he opened on June |. The
MAJ or Will appoint four official doscatchers before
Friday.
TO EUROPE on TIE ARIZONA.
Among the passengers on the GulOn steamship
Arizona. which wIil sail for Liverpool to-day. are A.
c. Klngsand and wife, r. oiessor +. Soue and wife
the Rev. :. Il. ROsster and wife, the Rev. :. W.
he j W.
A. BanDer aud A. Curzon, son OF NIscount Cuizon
GRATCIrY FUND TRUSTEES CHOSEN.
The following trustees OF the Gratulty Fund OF
the New York Petroleum Exchange were elected
yesterday To serve five years. George !. Gregory;
four years. W. A. Pullman; three years. George II.
Lincoln; two gear, Nicholas Mchlcn one year, Ii.
A. Niece.
A POLCEMAN's DEATH DUE TO MALPRACTICE.
Policeman Timothy Ryan loot was crushed by
truck, at the south Ferry. on May :. On sunday
he died. The physician who last attended HIM
stated that his death Is due To malpractice on the
part of the police surgeon who hrst attended him.
MARRIOTT NOT YET sExTENCED.
James II. Marriott who was convicted OF larceny
in bringing 10 tins country S|2,ooo oi ms en-
plOyeis jewelry, and who was 10 he sentenced yes
tcrday, taken to the Court ot General Sessions,
but was again Tcmdndcd after further argument on
the question Of granting new trial. Judge Glider
sleeve desired more time to decide on the admlssl-
bIlty and weight Of the confession OF the accused
man.
SENTENCES FOR VIOLATING THE GAMBLING LAW.
Judge Cowing yesterday in the Court OF General
Sessions imposed the following sentences on per
Sous who pleaded guilty TO violating the lottery
law: Edward flancry, No. 1Gl hottest. and Robert
Lees, No. 100 BrOOme-st., each ten DAYS lmpiiSOn-
ment and II iiue isaac Smtn, No. - Rldge-st.,
and William Wylie, No. l0S West Broadway each
500 hne
MR.. LhWRENCE's COLLECTION AT AUCTION.
An auction sale of paintings, biOnzcs and marble
statuary belonging to the estate OF the late AleXan
der NJ Lawrence was begun last evening at the
rooms of Ouges n Co.. No. $40 BtOad way The
pictures oicre,i for sale represented the least yalu
able part the collection. and the prices realized
were small. The more valuable works will be
offered TINS evening.
NEW BUILDINGS TO BE ERECTED.
Two apqrment-hOuses, 10 accommodate twenty
four families, 10 be built on the south side of
FIity-eighth-st 100 feet cast of Flfth-ave. They
are TO be stories high and they viii cost 800
ooc: Mary NJ Jones OF NO: East flitty,seyenth-
he erected at Nos 3l3. 315. 81 and $40 West
Forty-thrd-st. by Ileaey, Williams IL Co., at a cost
of $50, 900.
coxTEsrING THE APPRAISERS DECISION.
A ease of Importance to importers was TO have
come up before Appraiser \. }. Perry yesterday.
Under the tariff laws the Appraiser has decided
that the rollers, cards and papers on which ribbons
are placed or wrapped are dutlabc. THIS decision
Messrs Isen Nccscr & Co.. importers of silks have
decided to contest ana the hearing in the was
set down for yesterday, but on account of engage
ments Of tho firms counsel ex-senator ConklIng,
the hearing was postponed.
ARRAIGXED AFTER FIVE YEARS.
James Graham, against whom there was an IN
dciuent found III 1877 was arraigned yesterday i'll
the Court of General Sessions. lie arrested for
dsordcrly conduct on Sunday, and was recognized
by policeman as having escaped from his custody
i'm October, 1877. lie pleaded not guilty TO a charge
of having attempted To rob Michael Farnan of some
merchandise. lis companion sentenced to "a
short term of Imprisonment over live years ago.
TRYING TO sMUGGLE SNUFF AND CIGARS.
Officers Of the Special Agents Department of the
Custom House yesterday arrested Fireman Henry
Klukhlter and Quartermaster Matthew Halhard, of
The Steamship NcckaT; StevedOre Frederick kak Sa-
loon-keepcr ". H. Peterson and Barkeeper ii.
Schultz, of IlobOkcn, for attempting TO smugglo
1856 half pound bags of snuh> Oh shore from the
Neckar. August Meyer Charles Morse and Gus
tav Smmonosky, Of the crew OF the Havana steam
ship New port were arrested while engaged III the
ATTEMPT 10 smugglc several hundred cigars shore
aud which were concealed under their clothing.
A WOMAN CHARGED WITH BIGAMY.
A vel. dressed woman apparently about thirty
five wears old WAS before Justice White in the
Iombs Police Court yesterday charged with
bIgalny. She had been arrested by Detective
Williamson of the Central Office. Oh warrant
issued at Salem Mass. at the instance OF her first
husband Lewis A. Manning whom she deserted
several months ago She appeared quite at ease,
and engaged in earnest conversation with young
man who was said to be her second husband. She
described herself as Florence NJ. Hennessy, age
twenty living at No. 80 MOntgOmery-st., Jersey
City Beng wiling to return to salem. she was
delivered to the custody OF Deputy Sheriff Edwin J.
MedbeTy, OF that city,
ANNIVERSARY OF BAPTIST sUNDAY-sCHooLs.
The twenty third anniversary of the Baptist Sun
dav-schoos OF this city. numbering twenIy-one
will be held in Madison Sgnale Garden today, be;
1 b1 f at w the De ReS r
Hull aud b. r. Judson. The singing will be accom-
panied by the I'D Regiment Band. Tie
children of the schools Will march to the Garden
from their respective churches. After the exercises
they will parade four divisions. four children
abreast around ana through Madison Square and
Will he reviewed by clergymen ana invited guests
at the Farragut Statue. The marshal will be w. IL.
Palmer
BROOKLYN.
A limited divorce was granted yesterday to Mrs
Adele POchaw from Charles r. Pochaw.
The Common Council yesterday requested Cover
nor Cleveland to sign the bill appropratlng $780,
900 for the repair OF Brooklyn streets
he Aldermen yesterday asked the Register of
Arrears if any steps had been taken to sell the un-
finished structure OF the Brooklyn elevated road for
unpaid taxes.
The horse of Charles Tnayer, grocer, of No 2O6
Flat ave. ran away Yesterday and struck aud