New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-24


Anniversary OF sOcologic Society at fIooishers HILL
Free-Trade Club annual dinner at Clark's
Seawanhaka Yacht Club meeting AT DeiInohcoH
Metropolitan Athletic baseball game on Polo Grounds
Annual reception of Woman's Art Department OF
Cooper Union.
NETWORK CITY.
In the stock of second hand dealer In Hudson
st. is "Trapese compleet. Good Tor privet jim
naseum."
News was received in this city yesterday that the
Jnman steamer City of Chicago, had been success
fully launched at White Inch-on-the- Clyde.
The directors of the Maritime Exchange yester-
day authorized ballot on Saturday TO DECIDE
whether smoking shall be prohibited on the floors
before p.
Charles Jansen, age twenty four, employed on the
lighter Olaf Larsen at Pier No. H. East RIVER leIl
overheard yesterday and was drowned Ills oouy
was recovered.
The Mayor Yesterday vetoed the resolution OF the
Board OF AdermenapprOprlatin SS,OOO 10 increase
the size of the Council Chamber ana 10 reiur uisn
the Clerks office and the library.
THROWN FROM A WAGON AND KILLED.
Peter o. NeIls, age forty-two, of No. l79 East
One-hundred- nd-seventeenth-St, was thrown from
a wagon yesterday while driving on fIrst-ave. near
One hundred and tentll-st anu instantly killed.
SEA ELEPHANTS FOR PHILADELPHIA
Charles Reche d Bro, of No. 80 Chatham-st.,
have sold five sea ele hants 10 the
COLLECTION is now one OF the most compete III the
world
CHICAGO DEFAULTER
from his employer ID. b. Fist, dry goods merchant
In Chicago, Temanded by Justice Power yester-
day, at the TOmbs Police Court, to await "a
requsltion IRON the authorities OF the State of ILL
nOls
FRIENDS FAIL TO IDENTIFY THE BODY
John Broughton, an unmarried laborer, who
boarded at No. SO East HOustOn-st. disappeared re-
Gently. The boUy OF man " no rcsembled HIM was
found i'll the East River on TUESDAY but BrouSn-
toms friends could not recognize the body.
THOUSANDS OF IMMIGRANTS.
nton, slatnl tnlfn N
1222 immigrants at Castle Gdrden, yesterday; The
Anchora, from Glasgow. 953; the Nleand, from
Hamburg, 913; the France from layre. 769 and
the Buthnia, from Liverpool Az, making a total
OF 4,274.
RESTORED TO MEMBERSHIP.
The members of the Produce Exchange who were
suspended because OF refusing to pay gratulty
assessments were renstated vesterday with the
exception of Julian SULLIVAN, W. Il. Narker, " IL.
KessDan, and A. Ncuhaus. The Others have made
q settlement.
REOPENING OF HOTEL.
The old Brandrrth House, at the southwest corner
OF Broadway and Canal-st, has been refurnlshed
and redecorated and under the name OF the Man
haitian Hotel yesterday thrown open Tor inspec-
tioD Several thousand persons visited the hotel
during the day.
ASSAULT on TIE HIGH SEA.
Charles ROgersOn, a sailor, before United
States Commissioner Shields yesterday charged
with fconiously assaulting on the high seas David
Croal, first mate OF the schooner Jennie Severance,
on Nav -. 1853. Rogerson stabbed Croal IN the
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nation in $1,000 bail.
RENEWING THE 18TH REGIMENT.
The 10Th Regiment will celebrate The opening
of the Brooklyn Bridge bv a battalion drill, review
and reception at the Madison square Garden this
evening IL is hoped that Governor Cleveland,
General Shaler aud Mayor Edison will review The
regiment. The marksmen's badges OF 1882 VIII be
presented.
OPPOSED TO STREET PEDLERs.
A petition, signed by several hundred business
men in Nassau-st. was pre- enttd 20 the Board of
Aldermen Yesterday, asking that the ordinance re.
lating 10 peders aud huck>ters, to prevent them
standing IN the and crying their during
business hours, referred to the Committee Oh
Law.
OPENING OF A HEBREW ASSOCIATION
The Young Mems Hebrew Association opened its
downtown branch at No PA East Broadway last
niaht. NJ. W. Platzlk, president of the downtown
branch made a brief address of welcome He
followed by Messrs., Samuel Greenbaum, Adolf l.;
sanger Judge Joachimsen, Isaac l.. lsaacs and
julius Levy. Cnares Brand gave a humorous
recitation.
CELLAR NAVIGATION IN FRANKFORT STREET
Tie cellars of the old buildings that being
torn down at Jacob and Frankfort SITS. were filled
with water yesterday by the rain, and were nayl-
gal ed by OF street boys rats constructed
of old blanks The routine OF these voyages
varied by an occasional splash, when one OF the
navigators sank beneath the dirty water; or sud
den rush to escape when policeman made descent
upon them.
AMENDMENTS TO TIE SANITARY CODE.
The Board OF Health yesterday Amended section
AZ of the Sanitary Code SO as to authorize the
destruction OF any meats, HSl, IIuIS, NeBetdblcS,
or any article OF food unfit for use when found III
the city. new section relatIng TO milk was
adopted also, BY which any milk found to be aaul-
terated NAV be seized ana destroyed by any officer
OF the Department who is authorized 10 inspect
milk.
AN EX-AIDrRMAN ENTERTAINED.
The Tammamy Hall Association OF the I'D As
sembly District last evening gave complimentary
dinner at the Metropolitan Hotel to her leader.
ex-AIderman James }. Slcyn. Among the guests
were John Kelly Fire Commissioner German, Chari-
ft brennan. Colonel T.. i, Wood.
President Reilly and several OF the members OF the
Board Of Aldermen. ex-CIyl Justice Quinn, Police
Justice Duffy and otheis Speeches were made by
John Kelly President Reilly, ex-Alderman Slcyln
and others.
THE BOARD OF HEALTH 10 CLEAR DRAIN.
Sanitary Inspector Comfort eserday sent To tho
Board OF Health report on The condition Of the
stone drain east of RObblns-ayc between One
hundred and for y-fourth and Onc-hundred- and.
forty ninth SITS. Many complaints have been made
on account of water IN the cellars of houses near
The drain DIR. Comfort stated that the Department
of Public Parks could not keep the drain from being
choked, because il runs through private property.
He suggested that the Boarl of Health proceed 10
clear the draI, and that the sum of 500 be appro-
priated for that purpose. His recommendation was
adopted
ENFORCING THE PENALTIES OF GAMBLING.
The following gamblers and keepers of lottery
Offices were sent need in the Court OF General Ses
sions YESTERDAY by Judge C9wiog: Ions CON- ana
William DYER No. 80 est TBir,,-st., PenItentlarv
ten days and 500 fine William Hanson, No. 1913
Nicholas Weber, No. 44O West FIity-i hlrl-sf.,
Pententary ten days and 81 Abraham Johnson
No. 800 West Thirty Erst-st, and John Frederick
no address, $50 line each.
BROOKLYN.
James A. Jcmison, who died on Saturday at No.
394 Fifth-avc. al the advanced age OF 100 years,
was buried Yesterday. lie was born in Ireland
where his mother died when TO- years old
Mrs. Malcolm Kerr, of No. AZ Secondst., was
knocked down and badly injured at Fulton and
Front ss., yesterday, by runaway pair Of horses
She was taken hOIle III an ambulance.
The body of a ma about ffty-lve years of age
five feet nine inches in height, dressed III working
mans clothes, was found III the. water AT the foot
of COnOver-st, yesterday, and taken TO the Morgue
The body OF a man, forty-hve years OF age, which
had been long time III The water, was found at
Nart,n'e stores IL yyas vel dressed