New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-16
NETWORK CITY.

Anne Bruce was held for trial without bail at the
Tombs Police Court Yesterday for the confessed
larceny of $500 on April from her mistress.
THOUSANDS OF Immigrants AT CASTLE GARDEN.
At Castle Garden yesterday 4,469 immigrants
landed from six foreign steamships. Germans,
Hungarians,, Dutch: Scandlnayians Scotch, Eng
massed together within the space inclOsed by the
walls of old Fort Castle 1t was the largest number
of arrivals upon any one day siDce August last.
MR.. KEENEs FOXHALL NOT AMIss.
James r. Keene said 10 TRIBUNE reporter last
evening that the report that his horse Foxhal now
IN England, had gone amlss was unfounded. He
was backward III his training About week ago
he was thrown out of work and was scratched for
the City and Suburban. None of his other engage
menjs had been cancelled. and there is no reason so
far can be seen at present why he should not go
TO the post III all of them.
ANANyIvERsARY OF THE M'CLINTOCK ASSOCIATION
The thirteenth anniversary OF the McClntOck AS
ISOLATION was held at the John Street Methodist
Church last evening. General L. T.. Fisk presided.
The Treasurer's report showed that during the past
year S. ,506 had been raised to assist students in
preparing for the ministry at the Drew Theological
Seminary. The Association has educated 100 stu
dents, who are now preaching the Gospel in all
parts of the world Addresses were made by the
Rev. DR.. 1liley, of the Drew Theological Seminary,
and the Rev. A. b. Sanford, the new pastor of the
John Street Church.
BROOKLYN
Work on tie Washington Park baseball ground
goes on rapidly, and everything will be ready for
the opening of the season on May z.
their services in the churches in Brooklyn to which
they were newly appointed at the last session of
the New-York East Conference.
The Rev. +. w. Oswald, recently of Bonneville,
n Y. was installed yesterday pastor OF st. Johns
Evangelical Lutheran Church, in Leonard-st. The
services were participated in by the Rev. Messrs.
Backen, J. Peterson and c. II. Peterson.
Yesterday afternoon, in Christ Protestant Episco-
pal Church. Bedford-ave Brooklyn, the Right Rev.
DR.. j. A. Paddock Missionary Bishop, of Washing
ton Territory, addressed large assemblage, giving
some account of missionary work i'll the far North
west.
A service in memory Of the late Rev. A. II. Part
ridge was held yesterday morning at Christ Prot
estant Eplscopal Church, Bodford-ave.. Brooklyn,
f. d., of which he had been the rector for twenty
eight years previous to his death The memorial
sermon was delivered by the Rev. James H. Daring
ton, who has been the assistant and fellow laborer
OF the late rector for nearly two wears.
NEWARK.
The Essex Art Club was organized on Saturday
night by thirty artists and art amateurs.
Eighty-fve new cases Of scarlet fever were re-
ported last week to the Board of Health, an increase
OF thirty-hye over the previous week Five chill
dren of Tobias KONG, at No. $50 South Orange
ave-, died last week of the fever. The Health
Board is taking every precauton against the disease
which prevails principally in the Sixth and Thir-
teenth Wards.
NEW-JERSEY.
ORANGE.-Miss Lizzie Lahey, age twenty.sx has
begun suit for alleged breach OF promise against
Thomas Regain. liquor dealer, asking $4,000
damages. She says that during tho last Christmas
holidays Regan asked her to be his wife. She says
she purchased O wedding outfit and sent announce
ments TO her friends. Last February she learned
that Regain intended TO marry another young
woman and that priest had declined to perform
the ceremony because he had knowledge of the en-
gagement with the deponent. Miss Lahey refused
a proposed compromise.
LONG ISLAND.
YAPHANK.-By order of the State Board of Chair
ties. the Superintendent of the Poor Of Suffolk
County On SATURDAY. xam0ved from tho County