New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-07

"a rper number than IN the same time last year AZ
the first reception of the season. which IS 10 70
given at Association Hall TOMORROW evening" Ssivar
| his lecture on "The Yellowstone National FarA'
| 1t will be illustrated by stereopticon vlewS'
A PORK CORNER NOT EXPECTED.
At the Produce Exchange yesIeruay SH obona 19io
cents from tae day before. Dealers eApLessou
onIniOp that no corner in pork would be attenpteu
but the general belief was that an a gOTf on
the Chicago " bull etiquette squeeze the sn3i 80 =
| in pork The purely speculative character OF tue
market has discouraged operdUiohS " q" s
| tent
POST OFFICE PoRTERs WANTED. o,,.-
Postmaster Pearson has had difficulty IN hllng
vacancies in the force OF porterS IN tno eli tba
Post Office The pOrters are employed 70 40 al tne nc
heavy work of the office, such as ll0Vlhg IL
newspapers and loading wagons They enter INC
service at salaries OF $500 EeiT Gtsghce They
are in the line of promotion to the higher grades OF
the service. Applicants must De Oh Roou ch"'"o'0i
and fitted for hard work.
VETERANS OF THE WAR TO HOLD FAIR =,
Sedgwck Post Grand Army of the RepubllG VIII
hold a far in Irving Hall this week MAYOR Ensoh
has consented to open the la WIN bc Sst nonusr
most of this city; gold Grand Army badge WIZ De
voted to the most popular comrade; Rold-R I
to the most popular citizen qL l ornotod for nv
the several drum corps
THE PRICE OF THE POST NOT TO BE REDUCED
report that The Ereaiag Post was gong 10 ~,
dnce its price TO | cent print smaller ana more
sensational sheet. and make important cnahgeSS ~
its editorial staff is aut hort atIyely dehleu' nc
only change we are gong 10 iors yasteray
The machinery is almost completed and IN q
short time we shall publish an eiGnt-page paneI Oh
a smaller size. THIS IS merely for the cohNenIence
of orr readers The policy of the paper VIII I'M
dergo no change neither will the price unless We
raise it TO cents, but | do not Junk we Will uo
even that
CoMpI AIMING AGAINST A WINDOW SHOW.
Loreuz Jiminez, of IImlncz N Coz mimic a ly
tiseTs at No West Fourtcenth-st. appeared before
Justice Duffy in the Jefferson Market 10 ice CouIi
n third time Yesterday, on complaint OF Severn
sbonkcenrrs bos stores are the opposite SIDE OF
the street and who assert that their business Is
damaged 10y the crowds which collect IN IohI VI
their stores in order toloOk at the window displays
Of the defendant. The displays can be better seen
across the street than immediately IN front oil the
store Justice Duffy reserved his decision uh'h 'o
morrow.
CHARITY or THE sEEyINs PASSENGERS.
The sum of SJ11 - has been sent to the Home
for Destitute Children OF Scamen on staten lsgnI,
| by a. A. Low. IN behalf oil a committee Wnlch
raised the money by an entertainment on me steam
ship Scrvia Augu 10. It's not lnircqneht Ior
such contributions to be raised on the iTansalah
TIC steamers for the benefit Of the SeaInens orphans
Institute of Liverpool but this is the FIRST known
instance where the NrwG"rk INSTITUTION has beeh
f,voTed an, "a British steamer. The committee who
IoJ charpe of the entertainment were l.. b. Reed,
James Black, c. A. Lamb, Hewlett Scuduer' Jouh
II. Noleus and J. ioilingsworth.
STEALING FROM The NAILS.
NJ " Grams a clerk in the Railway Mail service
between Ncw-York and Point Pleasant, was arrested
Yesterday bv Post Once Inspector Ncwcome on "a
charge of stealing from the mails Grams has been
only short Tim" ~ the service. t".hpiainis WrI.
made hy residents along the line OF the Touic mat
valuable letters had been lost ana bF means ~
dccgy letters Grams was found 10 he guilty.; re
CON f.rI that Ice had committed the theits and sur
rendered S75 which was found IN hrs possession
lie was held for examination. heh OF Hood
family aud la, heretofore had a good reputation
BROOKLYN
The police made J5G arrest, last week.
Permits were granted for the erection OF eighty
| six new building. during tine week past
Willie Tcichmau. age four, Of No 1877 Bocrum
| ST. ON FRIDAY ut. some tOlistDDls which he found
growing IN % vacant lot u'dr IBIS home. lie was
taken III and yesterday he nI"I
The contest over the Will OF the late Mrs. Eliza
beth Gloucester said 10 have b'ru the wrdiihir't
! co cred woman 100 America, bids far to be settled
speedily. The details Of the settlement nave NOT
n-cu completed, bat III" est'tr Will bo apporllonrd
among ai. the he.i. s" I0al T.,it 70 tue courts
| The estate Is valued 40 T"OhJoO.
Clinton Fgrlush. once candidate FOR Lien cutlnt-
| Governor on the GlCoubaCk ticket, hat q dispute
with Hubert Fisher ~ To the rRht OF 'arn l." occupy
a certain portion of the premises No. 20 Niai'-7t
Fisher called Kurdish IIr, and urblsl iri"lliirI
with blow on Fishers noe. This niue episode
cost him - at Justice Walsh : Court Yesterday.
The subject Of the inequality Of sa'arr. OF prnc-
pals and teachers IN the pu0.lc school, - hArF 10
cause lively debate in the Board Of Educailon
The principals arc credited with iayoGug the pay
mcut of a salary OF $1,000 year 10 those 10 charge
those Of 800 ~ l'ss. The Teachers Committee or
the Board rejected the propu-Itlnu but the Board
acting as body, may think an r"ntIy OF H.
JERSEY CITY
DauI,l NcCartv. age ten, OF No. 10 Railroad
ave. whrlc st"ah7r a ride on PENNSYLVANIA Rail
road train YESTERDAY afternoon tell Oh and was
fatally crushed under the wheels.
William Null n-, agr thirty, the conductor Of one
Of the Pennsylvania Railroad floats was struck by
a freight tram at the Greeu-st. crossing at late
houI Friday night and dangerously injured.
August Herman. a barber doing business at No.
1873 Moutic.lo-ayc.. reported TO the police ycscr-
day that hls WIFE, Kate Herman age twenty nine,
had left home on Friday nigh ticking their two
Mr.. Herman believed that Sue had clupei with
Gabriel Ges.Irr, Young German who worked for
hun and whom he had driven out OF the house on
Friday brcau5. Of suspicious that had been aroused
in ms mind
NEW-JERSEY
CHERRY HrLL.-Thc Hac cnsack Riv near this
place was dragged uIrl r. m. Yesterday for
The body of Mr. Elizabeth H. Lcggrtt who is SUP
posed 10 have committed suicide ou Thursday
night, but without discovering any trace "t the
missing woman
PATrR,pN.--Iho German societies yesterday
celebrated tn bI-ccutCuuIIl of German settlement
i'm fhi. country bv % parade through the PRINCIPAL
streets with music banners aud Hpwers lie
house, Of Grrmau-bpTn rr-idrut7 were d.carI wan
The blended color -. Germany aud the United
States. After the parade tho paricIpafprS went 10
passaic island. where speeches were made by Mayor
BIrnrf aud others. The ram lutrricrcd seriously
with the festivities.
WESTMINSTER COUNTY
EAST CHETEM-At meeting Of the Board Of
Heath of Eas. Chester, held on Friday evening, q
committee was appointed to investigate tie cuudI-
ton OF the burning ground Of the Nc"-Nor, Infant
Asylum, situated near the village OF Mount YER
non.
PogT CUFsTEP-TLe 2OOth anniversary of the