New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-07
NETWORK CITY.


Unsafe buildings reported yesterday; Nos 81 ana
"a Ferry-st. AIS and 448 West Seventeenth-st.,
and 43 and 40 West Thirty-hfth-st.
The Rev. William Lloyd will lecture before the
Association of Master Plumbers on tuesday even
ing in Steinway Hall, on The Mighty Dollar"
The Morrisania Savings Bank, which was started
in 1869 aud closed last week, is now paying ts
depositors.
The committee last evening completed the final ar,
rangements for the demonstration In Tammany Hall
today in honor OF Gambetta
ssssar sixty of a s ct
Is Avenue G.
The Young Mems Republican Club of the XxlIId
Assembly District have passed resolutions, aR
proving the Presidents action In nominating A. l.
ketchum for Appraiser.
Michael Murtha, bartender for William McGlory,
in Hester.st, was held for trial by Justice Power
yesterday. at the Tombs Police Court, for selling
liquor without o license.
PROFESSOR YoUNGs LECTURE ON THE SUM-
The second lecture IN the astronomical course rise
Strangers will be delivered on Tuesday evening
January 0. The subject will be The SUM-"
A LECTURE BY Mr.. MUYBRIDGE.
Eadweard MuybrIdge will deliver lecture on
"1he Romance and Realities of Animal LocOmo-
tion" illustrated with the Zoopraxiscope, before
the Union League Club, on Tuesday evening.
ARRIVALS OF IMMIGRANTS.
The total number of Immigrants VINO were ian Se
at Castle Garden for the week en- ing yesterday
was only 1249. Yesterday the India reached the
city, bringing 430 steeTage passengers from the
Mediterranean ports
MRS BREssANT's NEPHEW RELEASED.
No trace was found By the police yesterday OF the
satehel, containing money and Jewelpy, wncn Vas
pos Spring-st Her nephew who was arrested on
Friday SUI pcion Was discharged.
AN INSURANCE COMPANY FOR WOMEN
The certificate of incorporation OF inc MoH nIas
Mutual Insurance aud Accident Company was ted
Yesterday The object of the corporation is 10 pro-
vide fluid for the benefit OF its memoers ana theH
benehciaries.
BREAKS IN STRENGTHENING PIPES.
There were three breaks yesterday IN the steam
pipes in tue streets. slight break occurred at the
alterward there was another al Fulton and Nassau;
SITS. The third break took place at Broadway ana
JOhn-st. No serious damage was done.
BIDDING FOR STOCK OF SUSPENDED HOUSE;
At the store of the Cooperative Dress Association
Yesterday ali the doors were closed. while INSIDE
fepreseni atves of dry-gOods firms we're examining
were O'Neil, Aheru Enrich Bros, Stern ana Altman,
1t is expected that the stock VIII all De SOFA ior
good Dricts.
A PORTRAIT OF AN ARCTIC EXPLORER.
Lieutenant Danenhower has been photographed
by Pach Brothers in the costume worn by MN our
ing the retreat from the Jeanette The phTtosra-
piers used in finishing the picture the Unknown
snow etieci, and the reproduction OF the actual ap-
pearance of the Arctic explo at his work Is thus
doubtless as complete as possible
SALE OF THE MOOSE MINING PROPERTY. ,,
The Union Trust Company, of this city. sold at
the Exchange SaesrOOn, No III Broadway, YES
terday a. trustee under the power OF SAFE III tn9
10 Fra SIS r. Weeks. in behalf OF the 6ondhoders
for $4,000. The mortgage was given to secure
100000 of bonds, nearly all OF winch nas peen
issued.
HIS DEATH DUE TO DRINKING.
Thomas W ade, of No. % Beach-st;, was badly
beaten and cut about two weeks ago. His aSsallant
was arrested and held to bail On Monday last
y ade was taken very sick and was removed 10 tne
New-York HisPla where ne aded on Fair rsnted
from the injuries inflicted on him, but post-mortSm
examination showed that death was caused by the
excessive use of liquor.
ONE CHARGE WITHDRAWN But ANOTHER ONE MADE.
Tine complaint preferred by Mrs. Lydia Kate van
deryoort of No SIT Grove-st. jersey city, against
James Lacey. al4s henry b. emyth, or ker. OF
No Wall-st., OF having defTauOed her OF 81 800
by false representations, was wlthd avn before
Justice Power yesterday al the lonDs foIce Gouit'
A COMPLAINT was lodged against Lacey by Ferdl-
nand Whit, aker. of No. Burning Slip, OF the same
character and the examination Ill reference 10 thiS
is still pending.
AN EMINENT BURGLAR HELD.
Martin Van BuIen Allen an eminent cracks
man, who was arrested by Captain McllValn on
Wednesday evening" and committed ny justice
Bixi,v for examination for receiving stolen goods
aud having burglars tools i'll ms possession, and on
charges OF burglary preferred by Miss Panela
Ivail of No. 1867 " est 1Nenteth-st., and Samuel
Marsh, OF No. 345 West Nneteenth-st, was taken
before Justice Bixby, In the Jefferson MarKet
price had been retliued to defend Allen. He did
not aonear. however and after some elaboration
the prisoner waived examination auu WAS comH'-
ted without bail Tor tIIaL
RACING ALL AROUND FOR THE FIRE.
small hire was discovered i'll the private dwell
ing at No. % BleeckeG-st about O'CLOCK last
n,got and although the flames were quickly eX-
tinpnshed someone sent out an alarm from a DO1
at HoustOu-st and the BOwery. In re" minutes
the engines were seen dashlng down the Bowery,
nassinS BIeec aer-st and stopping at HOuston-st in
search OF the fire. No flames were seen tnere, anu
The hrrmen misdirecied by SOMEBODY ana the
engines went racing up the B0wery agaln,' greatly
TO ,ne amusement OF the crowd winch stood In
front of the building where the hTe had Oeen eX-
tnguished After short time the hreneh lsarne e
tba frau
building they found that their services were not
wanted Mis- Reed occupied the building, ana the
damage was only So.
BROOKLYN.
The BROOKLYN police made 5ss arrests last week.
Permits for the erection of sixty-eght new build
incs were granted las week.
The City Treas urer has paid $1,O4O,4S9 &c semi
annual interest on the city bonus
Mayor Low yesterday ordered the flags on the
CITY Hall and Municipal building displayed at hal-
mast III honor OF GainDetta'
A wild silver fox was shot III Prospect Park re-
Gently by sergeant Smith. of the Park Ponce IL
had been preying on the Egyptian geese anu 10 tne
only one of its Kind ever seen there.
In their annual report to the Mayor the Excise
Commissioners recommend radical iegsihatlon on
the excise question ana propose several changes III
the existing system Otlcenees
The Excelsior and Young Republican clubs have
appointed committees TO cooperate Win mayor
Low in regard " the proposed MONUMENT W Tue
soldiers and sailors of the late war;
Throrob attending the services of the Salvation
Army Thomas Bowick of No 1888 Powers-st;, T.. ~,
has become clazed with religious frenzy and IS now
Ia tine Sixth PIecnct Police station. lie Will be
examined for removal 40 tIatDusn'
The third lecture in Mr.; Chadwick course on
REPRESENTATIVE Men " will be given this evening
IN ,hs Second Unitarian Church, at Clinton and
Toaeress-sts. The subject is Raphael and His
Art"
JERSEY CITY.
Patrick Burns, a track walker on the Newark ana
Na~Yorix Railroad, was struck by train near
Tersevaye. on Friday night, and severely injured.
lie was taken to his home at Conmunlpaw aud
SummIt-aves
Joseph IL. Buckridge, former clerk in McBride's