New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-29
r v,,x nAuv TRIBUNE THURSDAY, MARCH %, 1883.
sular diversity of opinion to the value OF WORK
4 a easily Aafimatad.

GUAR diversity Of opinion 40 W tao 's
| 80 easily estimated.
RAISING MONEY FOR A YRKsH-Am FUND ':,ono,
The iadiss Of Ali Souls Protestant Ep,seeopa n
Church, in West Forty-eightb-st are no n,nnev
far ~ sn9 Fresh' AR Fund of the church. The fair
was opened successfully Yesterday, and VIII oon'
tinue to-day aud tomorrow
BIDDING FOR wATER-FRoNr Owe missioners
Yesterday opened the bids for constructing new Few
work and making repairs to por rr,b ibnIkhead
and platform at Seventy East hyer JGIn
w. Flah,rty e. Co. bid $3;49o yop:sepnp Keliv'
So 800; James d. Leary. 81, 369; " ula IAN croni1
| $4,000 John Gillis, S1,s25, aud Jonh Oioi'"'
| FIGHTING AN EXCISE INSPECTOR. No
Arnold j. Miller who keeps liquor sore CO. ~ n, a.
81 Fourhave was ARE iteu yesctor The latter
entered Mers place and began 70 Teaa nis ored
without saying who he was Miller H. ~ the scuf
m out and nT Ea 70 6n PUT NOT o used large dog
also attacked the inspector. policeman sIIppinn
the fight. and Miller will be taken 10 'iio
| Court to-day.
THE CHARITY ORGANIZATION SOCIETY: -,
The frst conference of the Charity 0rgan;%at, 'ot
Society of the Tenth District Was ne'd ro si and
| made . few remarks on the work of the District
Committee c. d. Kellogg read paper on tie cor
feTGncs ana ar the USsI read paper on Friendly
| Visitors The next meeting OF the conference VIII
be held on April 10.
RAISING MONEY For A GAMBETTA. NON WI + mr.
| A COMMITTEES of Frenchmcn from Alsace anu LOT
| rare of which Alexander Weill IL Prrslu1n.,
Joseph Aron treasurer aud +. ALBERT secretary mas
issnrd an appeal to all persons in the Unteh oates
| who were born in AlSace Lorraine 10 contribute
10 the funi for the cree ion by Aisace am
of monument to Gambetta ID Paris aE pa
| NAV be sent TO Joseph Aron, treasurer NO % ino
St, New-York.
| sFIIISG BOOKS OF AMERICAN HISTORY. A.
At the sale of TIE King library yssfeT scHye 5ne
| Sa{tI.mept and Present State of Kentucky ny
John Folsom. published at Wilmington IN l.oi.
Tracts and other PAPERS Oy IG,er m M t
up to 1875. brought SIS 13. " Ne"-E1hg I ahhn
Fire Brand Quenched" by George FOX q J"fv
and the Philadelphia Historical society were 'no
principal BUYERS.
A DARING HARLEM DOCTOR.
Harlem IL talking over the bravery displayed ny
one OF her Unknown citizens a day or two ago. a
runaway horse dashed down ODe-uundIeu-anu..
twenty -fifth-sl., attached to light nu2gy; az
Madison-ave. Dr. Lawrence threw himself IN Iont
of the frightened animal. an after hard stru01le
brought him to halt, DR.. LaTrence lnoh i@d
bruised was not seriously hurt. The owner hau
inmpcd from til, buggy at early stage oil the pro-
cecdlng
THIEF CAUGHT BY A PLUCKY WOMAN.
John Tettenqill aaq George Long. notorious
criminal. who has escaped punishment in four at
iempts at lib ry during the past SIX lnonIlS' Hn'
ARA gned before Justice Duty, III me Jeletsos Nj
KIT Police Court yesterday. on complaint ol hiS
| Catherme G Remsen. On returning TO her rooms nj
100 West Fourth-st.. alter an absence hrs; heuissn
| rpf ed
away bat sne pursued them and caught Pettengll,
whom she held until the arr val of aD officer. Her
rooms contained about $500 worth OF sllyerwa i,
and clothing. part of which was scattered aoou1
| Pettcngill was held for trial without DAHL
SICK woRKINGwOMEN TO BE TREATED FREE
The Board OF Trustees # the D"mil u Dlspensary;
AT Second-ave. aud wrntvthiTd-st., has determined
Ia yentu re- upon the experiment of an evening clas'
for the treatment Of sick worknswomen Az TINS
| elias, women and girls .s"iye wears ot ake VINO
i've in the district bounced by Fourteenth ana
Fnrterh sts. and sixth-ave. and the East RIVER
and who are engaged Ivy day IN iactorlrs anyWnrte
| IN the city can receive medical aiVlce ana treat
| mem on any Wednesday evening from O'Clock tIl
II is said be the purpose OF tina trustees 10 III
| crea,c the evening stan and accommodations rs TUG
| new work may require.
| VIGILANCE or THE BUILDINGS BUREAU:
| Inspector Esterbrook Yesterday srnt hoI i ~
Morgan Il Son. owners OF tn" New-l3Ik h2 d.
d r. citing them to place hrc-rscapes on hree SUES
or their hotel In Wayerley- place. NeTcer-st. and
| i'm ashingfOn place. lie also dlrectei una, OUT
| s,Je iron STAIRS be placed on he Industrial SchoOI
bp,lding AZ No IFS Aen-st and on the building
al Avenue ard Fourth e. occupied Tor schoo'
| purposes by the ChIdren's AID Society. An ex-
tbn c,Vnecting houses Nos 1870 10 l52 East
Foryscvcnth-st; we're unsafe on account p pa ug
| fectiye Furnaces l1ed. Bulldogs at No. 2SO fearl-
81. aud No 2OI East Thirty sixthst. were also re-
| ported as unsafe.
A NEW cLERGYMAS cHosEY.
| Atm meeting OF the congregation OF the Washin <
ron Heights Presbvtrra CnnIch, az Tenth-ave. and
| Onc-hundrcd. and-htty -ith-st, last evening the
Rev Allen +. DE Camp was chosen parior oil tne
| r.
A. & oddard. who has been the pastor oil TINS church
for the last twentythree years Withdrew at me pc
ginning the present year; ne new .nntI FgTe.
7 mont Berkshire County, Mass and previous 10
thar held a charge in MchlVan. lie IS q gradnae Oh
Williams College and of Auburn and Union Semi
mares He was selected out OF ten candidates VINO
have preached at the church since the lrSt OF the
wear receiving the unanimous vote OF tue cOngre-
CATION.
AN Ex.AssEMBLYMAN BECoMrs A THIEF
Last week ex-A>semhlyman Thomas D.. Gill or
dcrd suit of clothes at J"sph JACOBS t sO sSn no TO-
him al No 474 Pearl -st. They were accordnglY
ven Ia a clerk for delivery AZ the place mentioned
which II "A cigaT-store. Here GIL was IN waliihg;
, and without paving for the clothes took them an
, disappca,cd With aid of Officer Musgrave of th.
Eon5tb Precinct Gill was found in the attic room of
the bnllding He declared that II WAS his purpose
TO Try the suit on before paying for II, and ioI
that purpose he went to tho place where ne was az,
{ rested he Court of Specnl Sessions found ma
| ouiItv Yesterday A tue prisoners lntemperdte
nah ia were the cause Of bis disgrace the sentence
, imposed was twenty days in the City Prison
BROOKLYN.
Deaths last week $50 births, ia; marriages, 80
Amateur sugar maple tapping is not an infrequent
: sight in the city streets
0 score OF farmers with wagons were cleaning
Smith-st yesterday. The sweepings Will be used to
| fertilIze their farms
= Henry G. Wyman age sevcnty-three. of No. IL
7 EIm..t committed suicide last evening by shooting
| himself in he mouth.
| Complaint was made 10 the CITY Works Depart
ment YESTERDAY by Alderman Schnltt !nht tne
streets of the Six zenith Ward were very dirty, and
o had not been swept since January l.
The annual Nav walk of the children in the SSun
div-schoos in the Western District, included in the
Brooklyn Sunday-school Union. will take place on
Z | Nav %.
l Michael J. Dady Superintendent of Federal lIuld
: | ings hn, announced his intention of withdrawing
. from the Rapu llcan General Committee at the May
mertlng, IN the interest Of peace aud harmony
The iron station at the terminus OF th' bridge in
Sandsst is rapidly approaching completion. The
= / woIknen are ANNOYED By crowds OF people who
4 wish 20 cross the bridge but have no permits.
large schooner became fast IN the Ninth-st
Z hr1dVe over the towanus Canal yesterday morning
| -, IN the aIrnn IL the lnnX lest