New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-22

Park Yesterday.
The members Of the Produce Exchange yesterday
vOled t. OBSERVE Tomorrow rs n holiday.
ROM isman John Ryan. of the Elizabcth-st
Squad. was made a sergeant By the Police Conmls-
siOners yesterday.
The cars of n New-York Central Railroad train
which arrived at the Grand Central Depot yester-
day morning bad nearly three inches OF snow on
their TOPS.
THE sEvENTY-FIRsT REGIMENT FAIR.
The 71st Regiment lair in aid of ITS new armory
will be opened on Monday evening In ITS present
arlnorv at Broadway aud Thirty-dfth-st. by Gen.
eral Grant. Ii will continue for two weeks
DANIEL HARvtR RELEASED FROM CUSTODY
Daniel Haryer, who was CHARGED with conpliclty
in the larceny Of fOrtyone bales OF III bcr from the
loot OF East Nineteenth-st.. belonging to Luger
Bros. was yesterday released from custody.
KILLED BY FALLING FROM YARD-ARH
Wnie the bark ROYAL Visitor was beng towed
out 10 sea by the tug-boat SCANDINAVIAN yesterday
a Tor fell from yard-arn to the deck oil the tug
boat and was killed.
MALARIAL AIR At CASTLE GARDEN
l.. F. Booth. Immigrant -passengor-pOo agent ~
Cato Garden, is coninsd TO his house By Illness
caused by the poisonous atmosphere infesting the
Garden after the ARRIVAL OF a large body OF inmi-
grants. lie 10 not the first sufferer.
JOHN HOWARD PAYNE's REMAINS:
Mayor kd-on yesterday received from w, W. Cor
g. NJ Matthews and Ii 'utenant A. r. Nicholson,
United Stat-- Navy, hal lett Washington for this
city 10 represent hn the matter OF tho reception
of the remains Oi John Howard Payne.
The annual dinner aud reunion o the trustees
aud alumni of Rutgers college viii be held at the
Hotei 81 uuswlck on Friday. March 80. lie mem
bers OF the Executive Committee haylng IN charge
the sale OF tickets are GrOrVe Is. Fronghuysen,
Herman W. Vanderpoel and George S. Dunea.
A TENEMEST-HOUsE 10 BE TORN DOWN.
Notice. WAS sent from the Bureau Of Buildings 70
the New-YOrk Gaslght Company To tear down the
tenement house, No. 325 Avenue A. owned By tho
company. The house had Oeen reported a. danger
uusly unsafe. Examiners reported the ldings,
Nos. 10 AID 10 East HOusUon-st.. II West IhIrtg-
sIxtb-sI. and TAI Ninthave. as unsafe aud needing
repairs.
Professor Rice examined the contents OF the
stomachs of some of the bsh In h. u. Blackf0rda
market yesterday. In codlSh no ionnd three soIt-
shell craUs; III striped bass. the backbone OF an
eel, thirteen inches long. No trade dollars have
been found as yet In The stOmacns of any fish. The
experiments VIII be continued daily, notwlthstahd-
ing this discOuraging fact.
METROPOLITAN THROAT HOSPITAL DIsPENsARY.
the free disDensary OF tue Metropolitan lntoat
Hosp al Will be opened to-day IN the comm" dious
recent gilt to the instructor from John ID. Jones,
president of the board of Trustees. Physicians will
90 IN attendance from to p. m. Dr.. Clinton
Wagner l. the medical superintendent, aud he has
to help hun in MS work staff of ten physicians
and surgeons
REMARKABLE RETICENCE OF WOMAN.
Annie Brown. the woman III whose company the
man was who stabbed James Buland, on sunday
morning. at Elizabeth and Spring SIS. was yester-
day rcarriRned III the Iombs Police Court; Though
sne admitted that she knew Bolauds assallaot, sho
per,Isten, ly refused TO disclose his identity. She
was charged wi having acted IN concert In the AS
saut and Justice Power committed her TO PRISON 10
await tue result of bolands injuries
PROLONGED TRIAL FOR PERJURY.
The case OF 9rs Elizabeth Genser accused OF
perjury swearing that Henry Hermann. wealthy
German, was her husband, was called yesterday be-
fore Recorder Smyth, in the curt OF General SEES
charge on her own rocOgnlzaIce, lnasmuch as she
nad not been granted the speedy trial which the
law.ailOwed. Tue Recorder denied tho motion, but
reduced the bail TO $500.
GUARDING AGAINST BABY FARMING.
Elbudge f. Gerry, President of the society for
the Prevention OF Cruelty to Children, yesterday
sent o communication 10 sanitary superintendent
Day regarding tue act to prevent baby farming
which passed recently by the Sta,e Legisla
ture. Mr.. Gerry requested that should any appn-
Cation Tor license under the act be made to Superin
tendent Day, before granting tde same he should
consult the society in order that IL may furnish him
with information relative 10 the applicants.
THE EXPEDITION TO Assos.
Subscriptions are being solicited ior the payment
of the expenses OF tho expedition to the ancient
Greek city OF Assos organized by the Archaeological
Institute OF America. Classical scholars who have
recently visited Asses report that clearer view of
life In ancient city can be obtained from tho dis
cOveres there than even from those Mt Pompeii.
Investigations are also being conducted by the
Institute In Mexico, New Mexico and Yucatan.
Robert Hobart Smith, OF No. 40 Wall-st, Is receiv-
ing contributions
THE DIRECTORS OF THE BANK OF RANKS
The Board OF Directors Of the Bank Of Banks will
include, In addition a. Elliott f. Shepard the first
subscriber 10 the stock, George H. Potts, president
of the PARK National Bank, Ex-Governor Leland
Stanford, William M. Bliss, president OF the Gem
trail National bank William ii. Gmon, William l..
Strong, president of the Brush Electric Light Com
pany, X. L. Edwards, president OF the Bank of the
State OF New York, and Looms l.. WhlCe of tine
Stock Exchange. The name OF the new bank prob
ably will be changed
TIE LAKE SUPERIOR AND PUGET SOUND COMPANY.
Al the annual meeting Of the stockholders of tho
Lake Superior and Puget sound Company yester-
day the old Board of Directors was reelected AZ
follows: A. ), Tnomas George Gray Il. l.. Bel
KNAPP, A. w. Holmes aud j. Is. Williams. The COM
pany was organized TO hold TO Wn sites along the
line Of the Northern Paciic Railroad, and 1t lost
heavily through the excessive prices that 10 paid
for It's lands Alter the failure Of Jay Cooke, in
1873. the Northern Pacific Company bought two
thirds of the Puget Sound Company's stock. IL is
intended 10 wna up the affairs of the latter organi-
cation a. soon as practicable.
DRUNKEN TEMPERANCE ADVOCATE