New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-22

"A Xxx os Elmira UHiom Square Hotel-secretary OF
State Joseph b 1o SarE n Ne1bery. Of Michigan
yorE HoeI~Altxander Porter Morse, Of Washington
NETWORK CITY.
Buildings at Nos 1915 Second-ave. and 124
Avenue-C were reported as unsafe yesterday.
Deaths last week, 676; births. $50; marriages,
obO. arrests 1416; excise licenses granted, $40
and fees collected for licenses, $23.975.
The number of immigrants landed at Castle Gar
den last week was 1882, the largest weekly afri-
val so far this year.
A large number of people crossed over tho East
River Bridge yesterday. Women and children
seemed to lie in the majority.
James Rosedsle. who was acquitted on n charge
of swindling Arab immigrants, was never EN- pIoye,d
by the CHARITY Organization Society OF fnlladel-
phia OF New-York. as reported.
Mira Frank Leslie sailed yesterday on the Fur
nessia for brief business trip to London and Paris
She will probably conclude arrangements for estab
fishing IN London editions oil some OF the rl"hh
Leslie publications.
SUDDEN DEATH OF A CONTRACTOR.
George w. Fuller. q contractor, age slxW-Iour,
who lived i'll Cif:st., Morrlsania, dled su9uGlny
at II o'clock yesterday morning. at NO; i4l East
Eighteenth-st, where he was visiting MS son'ih
law.
THE WRECK OF THE MORRO CASTLE.
Tho wreck of the steamer Moro Castle, which
was burned to her lower deck at her pier III Charles
ton S. c.. on February 81 arrived Ill thfs Guy yes
terday, and steamed up to the 1901 or nn ITS
She will probably be transformed into barge
WRECKED SAILORS SENT BACK HOME.
The Consul General of the NETHERLANDS has sent
TO Rotterdam, by the steamship Caland captain
Datema and nine sailors of the Dutch bark hor-
tenaar which was recently wrecked Ill the Bay OF
Campeachy, in the Gull of Mexico
THE COUNTRIES OF TIE FALSE PRO PHETs
Cheva.ier dc Hesse Wartegg, who is the author OF
night at the Academy of Sciences n The Countries
of the False Prophets" He will de5crhe the social
and political condition of the people OF the Sondan'
Nubia and Assyra. The lecture wit be illustrated
by several hundred photographs ana maps
Ex.PREsIDENT DIAZ TO VISIT THE ACADEMY
Ex-Prcsdent Daz passed yesterday very quietly.
In the morning he accompanied Madame i,i'I Oh
shopping visit TO the lower part OF the cltv anu III
the afternoon he called on two or three gentlemen
WHOM he had known IN Mexico. iold"y ne Will
under the guidance of Albert Bicrstadt take phi
VAT view of the pictures at the Academy Vi De-
sign.
ARRESTED AFTER MANY MONTHS.
Holm Noonap formerly bartender oh the barge
Vanderbilt was arrested by acknowledgements
Haley and Rutland OH Friday night Tor par Iclpa-
tirn in the fatal shooting &c Ezapetnport ~ on
September 3, 1882 He had been hiding at No 90
West Broadway. Eleven of the thirteen bar
keepers who were the barge at the time OF the
shooting have been arrested. The other TWO are
being sought for
A THIEF BREAKING P0LICEMEN'S ARM.
Officer Brennan, of the Twelfth Precinct, yester-
day morning attempted to arrest man wh9h ne
i'm his stocking feet. The man struck him with
cIub and broke his arm and then ran into liquor
store at the same number. The bartender, TOBIAS
Burke locked the door long enough TO allow the
man 10 escape by the back entrance burke was
arrested and was remanded in the Harlem Ponce
Court for examination. lie refused 10 tell tue
name of the assailant of the Ofhcer.
NUMEROUS ENTRIES FOR THE DOG SHOW.
The entries last week tor the New-1ork Dog
Show which is to begin at the Madison SOU re var
den on Nav were numerous. One dOg Sali 20
have been bred by Queen Victoria, and valued at
S3OOOO will be exhibited. Many pointers and
English settlers imported since the last snow VIII De
nIaced on exhibition this year The fav0rte, Sen
ga tion and young dog, Bang Bang. from England,
are in the list OF the " Westminster Kennel CLUB.
The pugs and toy dogs IF many vel -knowa ladies
have been entered. Tho entries will close to-! or
row aud only those received at the Office, No 70
Park-rOw, or mailed on that day,wll be considered.
Many additional special pres are ohered'
BROOKLYN.
Since April 1 the city has received $7,027 50
for license fees.
Joseph Dune, a coachnan, attempted to commit
eulcide at No. 1925 Ihlrd-aye. by SWALLOWING
laudanum yesterday. lie Will recover.
The pleasure steamers aud barges that have been
laid up in GOwanus Bay for the past Nluler are
being made ready for the coming season.
Permits for the erection of ifty-four new build
ines were granted during the last week by the
Building Department.
Israel A. Barker has been chosen by the Sunday
school teachers as grand marshal OF tue Hly-ICurth
annual Sunday-schoo parade.
The Rev. j. II. Darlington, for two wears TIE as
sstant of the Rev. DR.. Partridge az CHRIST IrCteH-
tant Episcopal Church. Brooklyn, +. d., has been
chosen Rector in his place.
When Charles Lucius, age forty, found that his
wife age TWENTY-FIVE, and his furniture, were
missing from his home. Ne. 81 segel-st, on friGaY
night. he went about with q revolver saying he
knew the man who bad wrought the deed OF shame,
and would put a bullet through his heal 1hc
notice arrested LucIus and Justice Naeher yeSt"r-
day fined him 81 for carrying concealed weapons
LONG ISLAND
AMuTYylLLE-The bill granting the right Of the
al. I1a Zif1i j y
nard of Flushing, has beeu signed By the Governor
This removes the principal defect III The doctors
title to the property.
WuIET's PoINT-A soldier named Hart, who
was sentenced to two years imprisonment III tile
guard house at hard labor @nd 10 lose all pay, Tor
stealinp money from n cOmrade sixteen months ago,
made his escape on Friday and has not yet been
captured.
LONG ISLAND CITY.-The Board of Health held a
meeting week ago and appointed one OF tnelr own
number, Commissioner MuiOt, Health Oihccf:
There were five members OF the Board present ana
Mnlot was elected by a bare majority. receiving 3
votes lie voted Tor himself as Health Oincer ana
then resigned his position as Commissioner. ne
Iegality of this proceeding being questioned anOther
meeting of the Board was held on tuesday evening
for the purpose of straightenIng matters out Inc
proceedings at THIS meeting were secrtti
Health Officer Mulot, who, before he resigned ana
ACCENTED tine appointment rendered HIM the week
before was president of the Board. again as uh'd
his functions Commissioners, and called the meet
ing to order Mr. MulOt again rendered his IeSlgha-
tion. Ii was once more accepted ana then COhhis
previous meeting placed HIN In NOMINATION, ana he
was elected by unanimous vote.
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