New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-20
NETWORK CITY.

An indignation meeting against BodlS II tdiAcu VI
at Fort Washington.
Eight new patroImen were appointed by the
Board of Police yesterday.
The receipt, Of the Actors Fund benefit at Booths
Theatre yesterday afternoon were about SsOO.
Not Less than % 36 Italian immigrants were Landed
at Castle Garden on Wednesday aud yesterday.
A goat wanders about Third ave, having on its
back huge sign advertising the goods OF iurnl-
tuTe company
The old Bulls Head tavern at One-hunlrcdth-st.
and Thrd-ave., has been rented Tor DcHoci"'ic
political headquarters and cluO-room
Martin Allen. against whom there is an indict-
ment for robbery was admitted 70 - 900 bail yes
terday in the District Attorneys office.
The abatement published yesterday that Thomas
Wilson aud William Thompson had been arrested
Tor scliiu0 uolicy slips at No. IA llesterst, was
an error Tor No. liO Hester-st
NFw GRAMMAR SCHOOL BUILDING.
President Walker of the Board Uf Education,
filed plans at the Bureau of Buildings yesterday for
a brick grammar school to bo erected nj Ave
nuo and One-hunded- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 10 coS'
$4,000.
ROBBGNG A POoL-PLAYER
William Albert, "a well-knOwn Oolpaycr, com
plaDen at Police Headquarters last night that he
had been robbed OF a valuable gold watch ana
chain while riding uptown on Bleeckcr-st. car
dining tho afternoon. Tho watch no valued at
500.
THE PERJURY IN MAJOR HARRoLD's CASE.
The examination into the charges OF perjury made
against the seven men VINO were witnesses In MAJOR
John L. Harrold's suit against the New-l0rk lie
waited Railroad. continued In the Jefferson
Market Police Court yesterday. III Will DC con-
tiDued to-day.
LiFE-sAvING TACKLE on THE WATERFRONT.
James Mckay, watchman at Goes warehouse
in Frontst. wrote to the Board OF healt YESTERDAY
that about Que person every month was drowned in
the East River at that place. lie sad that IL the
Board would place liie-saving tackle there IL
would be cared for and used In rescung drowning
persons. His suggestion probably Will be acted on
THE FUNERAL OF BANKER.
The funeraI OF james L. Soutter, the banker,
took place yesterdayln the CHURCH OF the Ascen-
SION at Fifth-ave. aud feminist. The services were
conducted by the Rev. h. w. Mcdonald. The pail
bearers were MessTs. Sloane; wing, ~, Barclay
Mos,eyD, Hartman, Thorne and lsclin. The burial
was IN Greenwood
ANNUAL MEETING AND PARADE OF BIcYCLIsTs
The picyc e-rIders of New York and vicinity will
hold their annual meet" on May 2, business
session III the morning, parade IN the afternoon
and dinner at nj eht will fill the day. The parade
will form at tith-ave. and Seventy -second-s and
will proceed by a clrcuitous route around and
through Central Park.
oFyIcERs OF THE SEw-YoRK CLUB.
The New-York Club has elected the following o fiji
GERS: President. j. Nelson Tappan: vice president,
f. K Baby; treasurer Thomas Is. Williams: secre-
tarv H. G.. Wells; directors: George NJ. Van Mort,
w. l.. Valdervoort Thomas =. Grinnell, j. G.. Perry
j. j. Alexandra, Frederick X. Dame, j. H. Beach
William Henry HurDert aud ii. Is. Patteson.
uAzIxG FIFTY-Two NEW MEMBERS.
Fifty-two members of the National Petroleum
Exchange yesterday qualified themselves as mem
hers of " the New York Mining Stock and National
Petroleum Exchange" As each the
floor Of the old Mining Exchange he was treated to
the usual cOurtesies that brokers frequently extend
| TO each other in the way Of haZing.
DEATH or THOMAS HART.
The young Irishman VINO was stabbed in front Of
No 40 Mulberryst on Tuesday night. died yester-
day at st. Vincents Hospital. He has been known
AT his home No. 2Z9 Mulborry.st., as Thomas Hart,
but his right name Is believed TO he Thomas Hardy
| The police say that he drunken ruiiian His
assailant, Francis Reilly had not been found yes
terday. Reilly was believed to be wounded and. a
| general alarm has been sent to all the precincts.
PRECAUTIONS AGAINST DIPHTHERIA.
| Assistant sanitary Inspector MeChesney went to
the primary school building, at No. 20 uoratio-st.
Yesterday, and iumIgatcd the rooms OF William
| Hunt the janitor. IL said at the Sanitary
| Bureau that when Dr. Root reported that the jan
itor's daughter sick with diphtherla he did not
indicate that the required the immediate attcn-
ton of an Inspector. 1t Is believed that no harm
| will come to the childrca who attend the school.
| DEFRAUDING NATIVES OF THE HOLY LAND.
On the application of counsel an adjournment
| was granted yesterday at the Iombs Police Court
against James ROsedac, the pretended agent of the
Philadelphia Organized Charities, Tor defrauding
them OF Sl00 to await necessary witnesses from
| that city, superintendent Crew, representing the
Organized Charities OF Philadelphia, stated that
| Rosedale had no connection whatever with that
society.
| VETERAN CORPS OF THE 9TH REGIMENT.
The annual meeting of the Veteran Corps of tho
| 9th Regiment was held last night mt the armory,
Twenty 81 xth-st. near Seventh-ave.. with the
president, Colonel J. w. Kirkland. presiding The
| preparations for Decoration Day were completed
| and other routine business was transacted The
following were elected officers for the ensuing year
| Colonel, William Scott; Lieutenant colonel, w. j..
| Kirkland Board of Managers, 5. q. Frazee, Thomas
ID. Cottman, Jacob Mangod, j. j. Slater, f. Kroil-
| p:eiffcr o. V. q. Forbes, j. L. Pryor and L. J.
| Brewer
| BRUTALITY TO A WIFE AND SICK CHILDREN.
John Greswen a drunken laborer, who lived in
| the rear tenement house at No. 427 East Fifty
| ninth.st., was arrested yesterday for kicking his
| wife Lena IN brutal mannar. She was taken to