New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-26
NEW-YORK CITY.


River at the foot of Eighth-st. yesterday.
The Produce Exchanse will be closed at 3 o'clock
p. IN hereafter
The Grand Jury yesterday examined Water R'v-
lister Chamberlain three clerks ina some inspectors
on the water rent frauds
The annual meeting of the Assoc iaton of Alumni
of Columbia College Will be he'll on Monday even
ing at De.mOncos.
Hereafter the regular steamships from Havana
and Mexico will ~ b. Obliged t. anchor aud DIS
charge cargoes at Upper Quarantine.
The Labrador. from Havre, landed 3l5 immigrants
AT Castle Garden yesterday, az the folaria ana
Rugia from Hamburg. ga and 300 respectively
Baron Frederick Y. Sch'uemtach. the German
Evangelist, Will cave New-Yorl; tonight for Waca
Texas, with a party OF twenty intending settlers
The Literary Society of the Young Mems Chris
tian Association began the season last evening win
public debate Oh " The Growth OIL Corporate
Power"
SAVED by A LONGS FOREMAN.
John HuZgarst, age ten, fell overheard last night
at West Trnthst.. but was rescued by 'longShore-
man. He WAS taken with commissions aud carried
TO st. Vincents Hospital
PLANS FOR A NEW APARTMENT HOUSE.
Plans for an apartment hous. for twentv-sevcn
families nine stories high aud hre-prOOi, were flied
Yesterday at the Bureau Oi Buiin lhe house Is
10 be rectrd on the northeast corner Oi broadway
and Fifty-hfth-st.
A PFNNILEss BEIUsH SOLDIER IMMIGRANT
An Old man who served for twenty years IN the
British ROYAL Artillery. ami was then given his dis
charge aud pension of Sd dtv, arrived ~ Castle
has no money, be Will probably bo sent back.
MICHAEL SULLIVAN sENr TO AZ ASYLUM.
The case OF Mlchacl j. 4. Sullivan accused of the
murder of Policeman Mallon, was concluded before
Judge Giderslreve. ! b. verdict WIS. " not guilty
on account of insanity at tho tune tho act was com
mitted." Ihe prisoner was mnltted to the asylum
for insane criminals.
LOST BOY FOUND II PRISON.
joseph Polldk, the boy who vas supposed 10 have
been abducted from No. 81 Tirsi-ave. on Sunday,
has b,eD heard from. policeman arrested hun
g,,I.et and 4 ha iefts got
Court he was committed for ton days by Justice
Gardner. Ills name was entered on the court
records as Haock."
FUNERAL or Or. CHARLES WRIGHT
The funeral OF the late Dr- Charles Wright.
trustee aud the senior medical examiner OF the
Ncw-York Life Insurance Company. VIII be held at
Grace Church at $50 a. today DIR. Wright died
abroad and his body arrived IN this CITY on S9tur
day. dis connection with the NeW-iOrk Life eX-
tended'oyer twenty years.
REGISTERS OFFICE MOTIFS.
A loan of 100000 has been advanced By the
Germania Life Insurance Company upon property
AZ the southwest corner Of Madlson-ayc. and
Sixty-frsi-st. Property al One -huudSed-and-
thirty-iifth and SIS.
aud the Canal BASIN has been purchased by john
ii. Cheever for SZl5OSO.
An UNKNOWN BOY RUN OVER AND KILLED.
An unknown boy. age about seven, fell IN getting
of a car at Fourth and MacdOug al sts. Yesterday.
and was run over aud killed by WAGON OF the
Knickcrbocker Ice Company. The body was taken
TO the Morgne and Peter Brennan, the driver of the
wagon was arrested and admitted TO bail IN II 900
by Coroner Kennedy.
| A LETTER FOR GEORGE VANDERBILT, REPORTER"
Supcnnteudeut Wallng yesterday received let
ter from Glens Falls, y. " addressed in wOman's
handwriting TO George Vanderbilt, reporter Mr.
Walling said that Mr. Vanderbilt could get tho lot
ter by calling sending for it. He Thought that 1T
| had been sent Dy some perSG.. who believed q re-
Gently published story 10 the effect that George Van
| dcTbilt intended to become reporter at Police
| Headquarters.
DoINGs or THE PILOT COMMISSIONER
| Inspector Conway reported to the Pilot Commits
siouers Yesterday that he saw two tugs with scows
| in tow. the names Of which be could not learn.
| dumping on the New-Jersey fats. The next day
| he found the tug r. W. Burrows with a scow in
tow Dumping mua three- p p 81 ms Til the
was fined $50 for passing brig without respond
| ing to her signal for pilot
BANKER on THE TRADE DOLLAR.
Henry BIscuOh, the banker, testified before
Senator Blair's committee yesterday lie believed,
he said, that IT would be wise plan for the work
| iugmen to take the millions of dollars which they
now have deposited in tue savings banksa invest
| them IN building comfortable homes Congress- he
| thought ought to do something toward redeemi II
| the obnoxious trade dollar. Gideon Tucker, Mrs
| Celia b. Whitehead and Professor James Falrman
| were the other witnesses.
FAILING TO PRODUCE MR. sCHMITTHEIMeR.
| Guslave and ClaIa Wolf yesterday failed to obey
the writ of habeas corpus directing them TO bring
before Justice Donolue in the Supreme Court
| Chambers, Frederick Charles Schmil thellner an
old man, of about elghy-two years who, as his
declares Is restrained OF his liberty by Mr.. aud
i. A
warrant of attachment against Mr. and Mrs. Wolf
was granted TO enforce obedience on their part of
the writ of baOeas corpus.
FOUL AIR IN THE sURRoGATE's OFFICE.
DR.. James. OF the Board OF Health aud an
inspector OF the department. made an examination
yesterday into the OF the gases that
| have converted the SurrOgatGs Office into an
unheathful place, Nearly all the clerks in tho
new wing have had their health affected by it. One
| iue that should have carried foul air from the
cellar to the top of the building found to be
| choked. The sewerage also found to DO
defective. Dr. james said that he did not believe
| that anythng could be done that would make tho
place entirely healthful.
CANNON FIRED ~ THE STREET.
A cannon, carrying i've pound charge Of powder,
which was IN a covered wagon opposite the chem
cal works No. Muberry-st. was discharged yes
| terday, causing considerable excitement. Edward
Daley and John AldTIch OF No. la East One. hun-
dred-and- socond-st., and John Denny, of No. 1913
East Onc~hundred and nth-st., Who were in the
| wagon, were arrested. The cannon had been used
IN honor OF delegation headed by Alderman Duffy,
that had started for the Buffalo Convention. JUS
tlce Smith at the rOInbs Police Court required the
men TO furnish each $50 bail to answera complaint
| OF violating the corporation ordinance.
STORY OF WRECK AND A RESCUE
The Norwegian bark b. T.. Bojesen arrived at
| this port yesterday from Stockholm, bringing the
| officers and crew of the Norwegian bark Lizzie,
| which was found In a sinking condition III latitude
| 400 90, longitude 800 80, on September7 Cap
tain Pande, of the Lizzie, reports that on the night
of September 4, when Ia latitude 400 81, longitude
400 40, his vessel struck wreckage of some KIND,
| and the next day was leaking badly. The crew
tined to keep the ship afoat by pumping, but were
finally obliged to take 10 the boats. Thirty days
atterward they were rescued. They hOisted signals
OF distress and fired signal guns on the morning of
September D, but though i've steamers passed near