New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-10

ate celebration OF the four undredtn anl1N
of Lutbers BIRTH on November 10 1888. Inc Io i,
lowing gentlemen were made committee 10 cai
another meeting and Law before it plan OF orHanI
zation George b. OckeTshausen, Augustns 81 :
Chur A. j. ID. Wedemeyer, Judge Charles ~ NenI
bas ]. c. G. TaddckeD, Charles Unganst ana Auoiph
THE SOCIETY OF THE CINCINNATI.
At meeting of the New-York Genealogical and
Riooranhical Society at Mott Memorial hall iasl
evening Morey Hale Barlow read paper enlt ru
"A Historical Outline Of the Society OF nv C IN
cinnatin He spoke of the causes which led 70 tlo
formation of this organization at the close Oh 'no
Revolutionary war.
READING MATTER FOR LIFE-sAVERS;
Many inquiries have been sent to iHB hlbo s Sh
as to where magazines and other reading matter Tor
the Life Saving Stations may be sent oucn P'1hH o
ages should be forwarded to the VI 10
nearest lighthouse district. Captain George D1oWn
United States Navy is the Inspector OF ile nj III
District, his headquarters being at IompkIssyFi III
Staten Island. Clothing may be sent 10 NO. h"''
FOurteenth-st
A LECTURE on ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
The Rev. DR.. n, w. Miner of Trenton, y; J, leci
tured last night at Association Hall on IerI Itd
"reminiscences of Abraham Lincoln nei nd i Il
audience Dr. Miner spoke for an hour ana ma II,
and az an intimate personsl friend and neghbor or
MIR Lincoln In Springfield I'LL, ne was eaa 9len ,f 70
tell many interesting anecdotes OF MS paue III ire
Much of the lecture was deNo'eu W pio''ns ~
Mr.. Lincoln was Christian.
FUNERAL OF PROFESSOR c. r. BATEMAN.
The funeral of Professor c. r. Baleman, OF 10, 10
9m6a College Was ne e and Seventy
tbird,st' The Rev. Dr. Alexander preached the
funeral service. Among those present were r T
dent Barnard and Professors DTlssiar, BarRass van
Armand and Richmond smith. A number OF ul-
dergraduates also present. The iather Oh We
dead man. President Batcman, OF GaiesDurg' Ill.,
was among the mOurners.
STEALING FORTY-ONE BALES OF RUBBER.
Charles L. Searcr an agent of thc Canada Ship
ping Company, appeared before Justico iattr.'oi
Yesterday, at the Essex Market follce C1mti, as
complainant against James Dougherly ana W lIIa i
J. McKeon each twenty three years Oh, TOT me
larceny of forty-onc bales OF lndla runp,T, Oh 'no
value of IS 900, from Pier No. II, North hiVer' On
January IL. THIS was subsequently recovered ~ d
canal boat nj Hoboken, y. j. They were held Tor
further examination.
FIGHTING WITH 4 SWORD AND Gun. -. .
Two Frenchmen, one clad IN me unlplh VI .I w
French Army fought on S,vcnth-ave. cary
Yesterday morning. One was armed win u sword'
the other with gun. Officer Craig; OF th1 ven ven
tv-nintb Precinct, arrested theul; III ino Jro
Market Police Court they described themselves ~
p,uI Dannat Of No $50 West Twenteth-st.. ana
Joseph Lowdcr OF No. 37i Seventh have: Eacn OF
them paid fine of > 10 ana furnished pall III FlVV
10 keep the peace Tor one month.
poGrs TICKET Oh THE ELEVATED ROAD.
Detectives McGown aud 'uh arrested Young
man yesterday who CAV his name rs Charlts WI
SON while ne was irving t. secure roe on me &c
vntad railroad by means of forged lckct. The
check was slip of boari lcitered and nninne'r'
Iritb men in Imitation of one of the compa ny D
oo"t jcgcts The pris1ncr was ariaigucd in the
YOrEvlllc Police Court, where. on complaint OF Hp'"
ham Wcsgrr an nsp.ctor on the road. he was hed
pXgmiua ion. lie was e fUHlI dl luc IH'l u
Street aud Third Avenue station.
WORK or MIR. BERGH's SOCIETY.
At mectin, Of the Executive COMMITTEE oi the
Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty 80 ANNA :
Yesterday after con, The superintendent Ttp" l',
thot duriuu the last month tity-nlnc persons hhl
been arrested and prescott d,slXiN nnc h~H""' an
imas had been saved from Labor, ~ horses hIH
heau buuauelv destroyed, twcuty-r'ghi slck ana III,
iur.d ones removed tO OsOltals On aWbulanccS anu
lOi complaints investigated. On uIo' !" many
has given 10 the society hAhu7'me ''o'"' ~"
new members were elected.
Tug CULTIVATION or EVACUATION DAY.
Tho special committccs appointed bv The cham
Der Of Commerce. the omEon Couhrl ana ln' ~ -
torcal Society 10 arrang" for the cIgpfa,on "i
Fvacualiou Day met Yesterday At tho OhimnrT
IL was resolved 10 invite the Society OF the ClHcn-
n ii 20 cooperate The offer OF The military order
Of the Loyal Legion 10 takc PHI ~ ', "d
Fitznatrick Mr. Sche'l. James VI. NarnuIl, Corne,
Inns \ Bliss George ". Lane. \ Oracle King and
John Austin Stevens were appointed the Executive
Committee.
SUICIDES DURING LAST YEAR ,
DR. John 1. Nagl", DcpuN k'gl-tTar OF |ltai
Statistics yesterday finished his rrpoTl oi Grains,
births and marriages for 1Ns2. onc hundred aud
uinntynIne persons killed Themselves IN the city IN
thc wear OF those persons l6l "cr" males ana ~
vere females Two were boys under fifteen year>
of age: one was man over c'ghiy-iVe year old ;
four Of the women were under twenty and I'VE were
over sixty. NaIors were rrpre-eh,eh ms loiI"|a .
Cerm,nv 70: United States 80; Ireland ~;
England II; Hungary. 1 France, .; others ~.
A Nrw STEAMSHIP FOR THE ISMAN LINE.
The Inman steamship Line has purchased new
steamship, nov IN c"nrr "l ~ '''f
the inc which have a bOWspnt ana hEurr-hcad,
She has a straight st m four na'ts ind Two tunnels.
Her sote-ronmA and saloon aCComino IaIons VIII n"
amidships She viii have c'mpouni engines WIN
two IGN pressure and ono low-prrssure cylinder oil
. 600 pounds hOr-o-powcr. Her dlmrnS"ns are
435 feet i'm length - feet beam and 3J iect depth
nj hold She Will he launched IN March and Will be
put in service III June.
Throwing OIL OF THE TROUBLED WATERS.
The British steamship Stanmore after stormy
VOYAGE of twcnty-seycn DAYS from swansea ar
rived Yesterday. On the Banks of Newfoundland
on Jauuarv % the vessel labOrcd heavily in n
terrific hurricane and tempcstuuu9 seas Two OF
tLn i,fcboos and the wheel house were demolished,
Tho cargo was shifted and the main st"am-pIpe was
| wrenched off. 10 save the vessel from laundering
the captain filed canvas bag with oil and throw
| IL out u windward. The sea was Gained perccpt-
ibIy and the vessel was almost without motion ex-
cept that OF rolling
LITTLE MARY ATKINSON IN COURT.
SneciaI Officer KnOwl. of the Society for the
Prevention OF Cruelty to Children. took Mary At
kinson the eght-year-old girl recently employed
in Abere's Tivoli Theatre. into court yesterday.
With her was her mother and two sisters, who were
Younger than herself. Their home ~ ut No. 322
East Twenty-sxt ST., where they live in scantily
furnished rooms containing only broken bedstead
and a few chairs. They are very poor and were to
be dspossessed fo7 nOnpaymcnt OF rent yesterday.
Miss Dow Marys teacher, SAID that she was slcNlv
and not at all bright IN n cG%r ,SG Sd
her to the of the society until after Abcrc's
trial. -
A MEMBER OF THE 11TH REGIMENT IN TROUBLE.
dis urbance took place III the sultan Dlvan, a
nusIc garden in the Bowcry, when Henry Whelan.
of No 80 Eldridge-st., was shot IN the neck.
Charles Parks age twenty-one, of king'bridge, was
arrested He had scalp wound on the right side
of his head and "A revolver was fonnd IN his pocket
one chamber of which had been discharged. Parks
was identified by the wounded man as his assaant
When taken TO the Essex Market Police Court yes
terdav he wore the uniform of the / lth Regiment
| and denied all knowledge Of the shooting. lie
stated that he had been struck with n bottle on tho
| head He was committed to await the result of
| Whelan's injuries, who Is now in st. Vinccnts
| Hospital.
| INSPECTOR STARBCCK TAKES OFFICE.
George ii. Starbuck, the newly appointed SUI
| pervisine Inspector Of Steam Vessels for
| the New-York District took charge of his
| office yesterday. lie has flcl his bond,
William Gqrlcy, Of Troy, and General }. D.;