New-York tribune., 1883-03-14
NEW-YORK CITY.

Margaret O'Neil, age twentyseven. an drisn dr,sn-
voman' of No "a 0ak-st., took Paris green yester-
day to end her life. She will recover.
The Corporation Counsel has advised the Ponce
Commis.ioners TO make good all deductions from
fhe nav of policemen for January for Sickness
Mrs. Mary Fortune of Jersey City, while visiting
Blackwels Island yesterday with party on iaienu''
suddenly became Ill and died from helr1 ui'o"'0
George c. Fisher of No. 1913 Cherry-st.. was
Yesterday appointed foreman OF the Orahu jury Al
place of John sloane, who was SICK
81 c. Hanson place BGooSSyn; yfsTara senaS 10 10 viii viii
he turned over to Theodore /. Husted cilarinin VI
the Gene al Relief Committee in this city,
ouAns ORDERED FOR THE FIELD TRIALS c1s CLUE Siuh
Al tine meeting of the Eastern Field irals Oluo
at Delmonico's last night, committee was IN
structed to purchase 800 qaalis apd Pice '"0n o-'
the cub's grounds, at Highpoint N. u
CAPTAIN HARTLEY's BODY TO BE SENT 70 ST a,; PAUt'
The body of Captain JOnD Hartley, VINO commit
ted sniciie in a Sixth-ave. shooting ganeiy ou
Sunday morning. will be taken from a sdmt sme 10 ST
takers Stop IN Brooklyn To-Day anu Soh0 " y"
raul Mimi, where his wife ls
MR.. BURGER SEAT TO BE SOLD:
The Board OF Managers of the Cotton Exchange
basdeclared the membership of Eugene Burger 10 ps
Al an end lie failed about month ago for the sec
Ond time and his seat is 10 De sold 70 me III gesC oIu
der Oh March 81 for he benefit OF his creditors
PREMIUM LIST OF THE DOG SHOW.
The premium list of the Seventh Anndal new
York Dog show has been prepared. The snow VIII
BE- held in Ma son square Garden on MAY g. y, ~ ~
and H. The entries VIII close On No APP Js ParSrow.
AMAP To GO TO TIE HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
The Aldermen yesterday decided that the map
showing hr defences OF Gpn " 0fy ybs as o'o
existed IN 1852 now IN the possession OF the Co,u
missioner OF Public Works, shall be deposlteo Win
the Hlstoi ical Society.
MICHAEL H. o'poNNEIL CONVICTED. -,
The tual OF Michael III. UDOnnell, who WIN
several companions was charged with sending OUT
false aIarrs OF fire. was concluded yesterday III the
Court OF General Sessions lie was eohS 'c1e anu
was remanded Tor sentence Dy ltecOluer olnS In'
prwApD FOR A FORGERS ARREST.
reward OF 81 ,000 has been offered by tae AMerl-
can Bankers Association tor the arrest Oh "L!ain
money on worthless checks from the larryt0wn
National Bank and several banks of this city, Rus
sell is supposed to be travelling IN the EAST
WORK OF THE FIVE POI It's HOME.
The Five Points House of Industry had 7S2 In
mates last year, and O7o scho ars were taught III
the day school Morris X. Jesup' n. n. camp
George (. Belts, ID. l.. Suydan, Charles Lanlef,
David 5. Eg,eston, Olivel Hartman and " IL. Nor
gan have been elected trustees tor the ensuing
year.
FOOD FOR THE DEsnTUTa SICK.
At the concert on March 8 ior the benefit of the
Eew-York Diet Kitchens charity. Sl,137 80 was
netted. Diet Kitchens nave already been estaO
ls1ed in the existing dispensary districts, from
winch suitable nouiishment is distributed among
destitute SICK persons
In FAVOR OF INCREASING A DIVIDEND;
The Executive Committee of the western Union
telegraph Company. at meeting yesterday voted
10 recommend To tue full Beard, whlcn VIII meet
today. that the quarterly dividend be Increased
frCm 10 TO "a Der cent Officers of tue company
expressed no doubt that the Ietomnlehud'Ion "ouiu
be adopted.
on FULL TIME NEXT WEEK. -
The anthracite coal ComDanes VA! WORK on lui
time next week. The agreement applies at present
10 only ore week. when II is Thought probaDle thdt
The suspens on of min ng three davs a week may be
continued. Officers If some of the leading com
panIcs sld yesterday tint their course "OuIg 10
de ermincA entIrely by the condition OF the trade
IDLE AGENTS OF TIE NEW YORK TITLE COMPANY.
The efforts of tue agents OF the New-fOrk iite
Company TO resume work in the REGISTERS once
are still unavalling Yesterday fifteen men mace
formal but fruItless demands upon the custodla1
for books from which to copy the records All
were refused but one, who worked dllgentiy al
day whlie two others stood about ana watched hlnl
WANTING TO NAME MR. vANDERPOELs SUCCESSOR.
A delegation from the twenty y-ffst Ward ycsteI-
day called on Mayor Edison and asked him to nOlnl-
nate John Wheeler Tor AK commissioner Ill pldve Vi
George b. VaudcrpOel, whose term expires ON May
l. MIR Vanderpoe Is a brOI .ln-law OF eX-Mayor
Ely and was appointed by the latter snort Time
before he went out OF ONCE.
AID TO THE SEEDS FAMILY.
Three little girls. AiIne, Birdie aud Adelina. re-
Gently held small fair at the Hotel Hamlit1n fOr
heroic engineer. The proceeds were $P22 81, which
will be sent TO Mrs. seeds. NJ OF N" sends 20 ior
the family, and j. c." Hanson place. Brooklyn,
sends $2.
CHEAuNG ARNOLD, CONSTABLE CO.
Charles w. CoGurn, who was charged with CO..
lecting $3.50 on forged check from Charles X.
Thorue, was discharged by Justice Patterson III the
Jefferson Market Police Coart yesterday; he was
immediately rearre,ted by Detective Heidelberg Cd
charge of obtaining the same amount III Inc sainc
way trom Arnold, Constable q Co.
CHARGED WITH swINDLING A WOMAN.
Charles %. Phillips of No. 10 Laiayette-placc, was
accused III the Jefferson Market Ponce Court yes
terday, OF trying to swlnde Mr.. Sdfria WOOL, Oh
No 35 Lafa yette-place. out Of S49lo. lie was dis
charged by Justice Gardner, 1t having been shown
that the money was loaned to Phillips on prouis-
ory note made payable on OF before next February.
THE EXERCISES on DECORATION DAY.
The Memorial COMMITTEES OF the Grand Army O1
the Republic met last night at No. 36i Slxth-ave
..faI mat APu
Music had been selected the place Tor holding tht
Decoration Day exercises, and tlat the orator fol
this occasion had also been chosen As he had not
Yet accepted MS name would De Withheld unti Tie
next meeting.
CONCERNED ABOUT HER PosTERITY.
modest correspondent sent letter TO Postmas
ter Pearson yesterday asking Tor complete libt o.
the persons bearing a certain family name :. OIL
record the Post office or in city Directory iht
writer adds: al am VERY anxsiOus 10 lind out abui
my Posterity which have ben absent from anC
haven't had 30 record of for Twenty Elght years"
A GENTLEMAN AND A SOLDIER SENTENCED.
Ramon CarbOnell, who was indicted Tor petty
larceny and pleaded guilty yesterday III lhe COur
OF General Sessions, presented "a statement showing
that he was a member IN good standing OF Company
Col the 72d Regiment ana th3t ne was Klo%1 .'
less sentenced by Judge Cowing to three months II
the PeDitentiary.
THE COLLISION NOT THE FAULT OF THE PILOTS.
The Pilot Commissioners yesterday examined the
Survivors OF the crew OF the pilot beat Arel Patter
son with regard TO the loss of that vessel and thu
drowning cl flot Johh eanPpoll III colnsloh VIII
the steamer Common ealth, oil Barnegat. Oh Feb
ruary g. Ii was concluded hat the pilots were not
TO blame, and that if there had been proper look
out on tie steamer there need have been no col
lIslOn.
ACCUSED OF ABUSING THE MAILS.
Mrs Nannette Eckhard was arrested yesterday OF
complaint of Anthony Comstock Tor sending oh
scene letters through the mails She Is charge,
with sending letters full of abusive enthets al
dressed 10 Ewald Bclenius, of " ;. Harris, No
02 Ffth-st.. Cincinnati IL IS said that Bolenlus i
TN. divorced husband of the woman. She was dis
charged Oh ner own recogIizance by COMMISSIONS
Shields for examination to-day.
DANGEROUSLY STABBED IN DRUNKEN QUARREL
In a drunken quarrel III d shanty occupied b
Daniel Glsey. at eeventy-second-st. and the East
ern Boulevard, yesterday morning. Daniel Connel
was stabbed and seriously injured by Michae
Woods a resident OF that neIgbborbOod. Ih
wO,nded man was removed TO the Presbyterai
Hospital. He was stabbed in the back and th