New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-05
WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY.

Feuarient-di Cesnola libel ut before Judge shpman.
Manhattan Metropolitan Railway suit before Judge Van
Meetings Of Board Of Education and Park Commits
Policeman Conroy's trial for murder in General scs-
siOns.
Louise Coty's trial for shooting her husband In Court Of
OIIorinuri society Exhibition in Horticultural Hall
Mcdico- Legal Society IN Mott Memorial Hall.
Republican sub Committee Of Eighteen ut No. 40 West
Annual meeting Of Brooklyn New England Society.
The free classes for drawing for young women
in the Cooper Union are now full.
A Roman Catholic Home aud Hospital is to be
opened in Carnansvile.
plot Of ground in Harlem 10 inches wide by
100 feet deep was sold recently for 5000.
Collector Robertson will to-day issue an
order which will 90 into effect Tomorrow
changing the Custom House time 20 correspond
with the recently adopted standard time.
LoAS CPON An APARrMESr-HoCsE.
The Equitable Life Assurance society has ad-
vanccd q loan of $500 1000 upon the Chelsea apart.
ment-houso in Iwenty-thlrd-st., abont 700 feet
west of Scycnth-aye.
SMOKE PROM CHURCH BELFRY.
false alarm of iro was caused yesterday by
smoke from the furnace Of 81. AIMS Church, in
Iwelftn-st One Of the aucs had become clogged.
and the smoke found its way out through the
belfTy.
THE AFFECTIONS CLERK PLEADS GUILTY.
George w. Davis, the clerk of tho Appetons who
ran away after embczzliug large sum of money
was ARA gned yesterday before Judge Cowing in
the Court of General Sessions He pleaded guilty
10 two Of the indictments for larceny that were
found against him. and was remanded for sentence
DIRECTORS REELECTED.
Al the annual meeting of the international Ocean
HfegfaPI roinmp Ic5IcgTamI Gomnanv the former
directors were elected yesterday. The full Board
consists OF Noryin Green, Augustus Schel Harrison
Durkcc. Robeit &. Livingston, Jay Gould, Thomas
T. Eckert, George J. Gould. John Van Horne and
Russell Sage
The SANITARY CONDITION OF SCHOOLS
Sanitary Superintendent Days report on the re-,
cent inspection of school buildings was presented
10 the Board OF Health yesterday. IL was placed on
file but President Shaer refused to permit IL TO be
made public. lIe said that the report wns made for
the information of the Health Commissioners, and
courtesy 70 the Board of Education required HIM to
keep il from the newspapers.
DEATH FROM SHOCK or COLD WATER.
At noon of Saturday an unknown man who had
been drinking heavily fell from Pier No. ~ East
River but saved himself from being submerged by
catching hold of one of the piles of the pier. HIS
head did not go under the water, yet when rescued
he was dead. One who witnessed the accident re-
marked, That in the first time ever knew of "a
man being drowned without water"
THE COMING EXHIBIT OF BOrTLERs SUPPLIES.
The second annual international exhibition Of
bOttlers supplies, machinery, materials, etc, will
be opened at the American Institute Hall on next
Tuesday. The whole of the OF the Exhibition
Hall has already been engaged. Every article used
by bOttler5 will be shown. Several new inventions
and machines will be shown from England, France
the occasion.
GIRL ASSAULTED IN FORTY SECOND STREET,
Catherine Omsby, age seventeen, was attacked in
West rty-third-st. near SiXth-ave early Monday
evening by two footpads, who threw her down and
attempted TO rob her. She resisted. and her cries
being heard by Detective Reilly of the Twenty
second Precinct one OF her assailants, who gave his
name rs w. J. Atkins was arrested and was held
without bail in the lOrkyillo Police Court ycscr-
day.
TEN YEARS FOR ROBBERY ~ TIE FIRST DEGREE.
Thomas Mulhern, who was convicted in the
degree, was sentenced yesterday by Judge Gown <
To ten years III The state prison. Mulhern in
dictcd with William Shaw for attacking Michael
Ilcnernan on lhOmpsOn-st. on the night of NOyem-
Der u, aud TObbing hun of $l3 Shaw was ac-
quilted, though he had previously served term III
prison. while Mulhcrn was convicted.
THE TROUBLE CAUSED BY A DRUNKEN WOMAN.
While under the influence of liquor Yesterday,
Annie Anderson, of No. 81 Oiver-st set fire TO her
bed with n Kerosene oil lamp. On its way to the
fire, Engine No. ran against a kndlIug-wO0d
wagon III MadisOn-st., and Foreman George Uusick,
OF the engine company was thrown 10 the pave
ment one OF the horses falling on him and injuring
him seriously. Little damage was caused by the
ilames but tho woman who had caused all tho
trouble WAS locked up.
A SEIZURE or sMUGGLED GOODS
new plan for the detection of smuggling has
been conceived by Collector Robertson and his
assistants, which they put into effect yesterday.
Captain Brackett detailed seven inspectors to visit
the steamship Wacsand, and a large quantity of
uutluDlc ROOuS were btlLtu. 6ullIHa BaCnel, MARY
Swygnie, Clara LAUDER, Bridget Kefcr, Petronela
Leiiley and Celia llcbcr had quantities of silk.
church vestments and other trimmings concealed
about their clothing.
swINDLING AN IMMIGRANT
Mrs. Fisher, an Immigrant, went to the Battery
with "a friend yesterday and was accOsted by
young man who said that she could purchase food at
No. % Greenwch-st. cheaper than at Castle Gar
den. She went with him To the place and purchased
sausages that would have cost 80 cents in the
rotunda restaurant, but nine American quarter
dollars were taken from her purse, four being given
To the runner Upon complaining To Secretary
Jackson the man was compelled TO return the
money.
THE CASE OF IRA G. BELLOWS.
John r. Dos Passos moved for bill of particu-
lars yesterday, before Judge Brady. in the Court Of
Oyer and Terminer, i'll behalf of Ira q. Bellows
indicted for larceny and embezzlement in connec-
ton with tho Water Bureau frauds. District
Attorney Peckham stated in reply that he should
try all the indictments III turn and would inform
Mr.. Dos Passos to-day which one he would first
enter upon. lie would grant any reasonable re-