New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-01
NETWORK CITY.

new stage line Is u oc iu" y" VI"
Boulevard. -.
Favors for the cotillon ball at Delmonico's last
week were made by the New-York Exchange Ior
Woman's Work.
The dead body Of female child, anoGn t mo
months Old was found yesterday morning IN the
yeslibulc of the house at No. 1904 Fourth-ave.
An unknown man cut his throat at Twenty,
eighth-st and Eleventh-ave last night about
o'clock. lie was about forty years oid.
Coroner Levy was Informed yesterday that Mary
Jane Baker, nineteen months old died on FRIDAY
from scald wounds received by the accidental spill
ing of a bowl of tea, at No. 81 Monroe-st.
MISUNDERSTANDING and Ramanlraka, the Nal
agasy Ambassadors. with their secretaries and ser
wants sailed yesterday morning on the Egypt ior
Liverpool
meeting of members of the Produce Exchange
will be held tomorroW at 2P H. to take a adTa
relative to Assembly bill NO. 464 regulating cc'a-
tor and warehouse charges.
SIGNS OF SPRING.
Many of the larger trees IN Central Park are as
SHINING the dark brown bucs OF early spring me
elms are covered with the carefully protected BUDS
that promise their future foliage.
THE GALLERY OF THE CosMOPoIITAN THEATRE SAFE.
Inspector Esterbrook announced yesterday that
the girders under the gallery of the Cosmopolitan
Theatre were properly supported on columns wnch
rested on sufficiently strong bases.
MORE DOCTORS OF THE GENTLER SEX.
The twentieth annual commencemenI OF lhe new .1!n
York Medical College and Hospital for Women VIII
be held on Tuesday evening at Association nan.
The Rev r. leber Newton will deliver an address
TIIY CONEY ISLAND HOTELS.
II ia announced that the Manhattan Beach Hotel
will open on May 80. and the Oriental Hotel on OF
about juno 10, both under the management OF
James II; Breslin; of thus city Inc Manhattan
Beach will be conducted on the European plan anu
the Oriental on the American plan as last year.
A CLUBS CHANGE OF NAME.
The name OF tho Turf Club has been changed 10
the Madison Club and the animal dnes have been
raised TO $50 At one time the baccarat playing IN
the club caused some talk, but no baccarat or any
similar game has been played there for several
month";.
DISAPPEARANCE or A GIRL FROM CORNWALL.
The police were requested Yesterday To look ont
for Alice Mccker. young Polish GIRL who lett her
home in Cornwall IN this state on asl lua'nay' iEr
came bv the Ere Railroad. She is blonde, ana IS
partially deranged.
CANAL AND TUG BOATS AGROUND.
In dense fog at $50 a. H., yesterday, several
canal boats in tow of the tugboats Fanny L.
Shee:e and J. II. Fisher OF the Perth Amboy Tow
Line went ashore on Governors Island. Tie canal,
boats were got of easily but the tugs remained
aground until late IN the day.
GENERAL DIAZ VISITS BARNUM's CIRCUS.
General DIaz and hIs party spent most OF the day
at their hotel Yesterday and in attending to private
business In the afternoon the eX-Prcsidcnt, ac-
companled by his secretary. MIR. Quit. walked from
| the Wind .or down Fourth-avo TO Madison Square,
and thea back mp Flfth-ave. In the evening Cen
| eral Daz visited BaInnms circus.
A DINNER TO DIR. SEAMAN.
very pleasant dinner was gwen TO Dr. H. i.
| Seaman Chief of staff of Charity Hospital, Black
wrli,s Island. on Friday evening at Martipelli's.
DR. Seaman's hosts were his friend, of the Cobwcb
| Club The club contains some Willy speakers,
some capital stort-cilcrs and IN abundance of mu-
steal talent. With numb'r OF Lively speeches ana
| VARIETY of other eltcrtanm 'nts the evening
| passed off with much enjoyment.
ARRIVALS OF IMMIGRANTS
| The number OF immigrants landed at Castle Gar
| den last week was 5,56S; for the month the mum
b'r was 2].0S0. decreas, OF 12,6O2 conpred
Th tHe to March 81 vas 59 o the @
period In $50, 6SGS5, decrease Tor this year of
| l9.O33. This is partly accounted for at Cast lie
Garden by the la;eness OF the opening OF the
season.
| TO HOLD Az EXHIBITION OF WOOL PRODUCTS
| The Committee of Arrangements OF the Cotton
| Centennial Exhibition held mcctlnr at No ~
Park-place on Friday, and consented to incorporate
its exhibition with that of the National Industrial
| Exhibition Company. c. II. Harrison presided. IL
| was resolved to aaree to the proposition made by
several large wool growers, and to hold an inteTna-
tIona exhibition OF wool and wool products III con-
| nectIon with the cotton exhibition.
| RICHARD X. FOX DISCHARGED.
| Richard X. Fox taken yesterday before jas
! ticc DonOhuc, III the Supreme Court, Chambers, on
writs OF habras corpus and ccrlordri Justice Don
| ohue dismissed the wrIs, on The ground that Mr..
| Fox was not in custody. The charge male against
him was that he published in his paper challenge
| from H. A. s. AIDE to John Ii. Sullivan to fight a
| prize fight.
| SUIT AGAINST p. II. CORNwEL1~
| Justice Donohu Yesterday in the Supreme Court,
| Chambers granted writ of attachment against the
propcry of r. H. COrnweil, lie ground that he IS
"u,t bronght against Mr.. Cornwe by the Fourth
National Bank 10 secure $4,000, the value of cec-
tain railway bonds which ttc defendant Is alleged
| to have converted to his own USE
| ACCUSED or LIBEL BY MEDIUM.
| Jonathan VI. Roberts, editor OF journal entitled
Mind and Matter, was arrested yesterday by Deputy
| Sheriff Mc(ionige, at the suit o; william \. lice,
on charge of criminal libel. In an article printed
| IN the paper mentioned, there wys description Of
certain spiritual me huns ana their doug-. and MIR.
! TIce was accused of dishonesty and tuckcry ri
| sfancc. The damages are laid at $4,000. In dc
fault of 81 900 bail Roberts was committed to Lud'
| low street jan.
| A SECOND DISAGREEMENT IN MIR. IICE's CASE.
| The Jury Yesterday failed to agree upon verdict
| in the ease of George j. Rice, whose trial in the
Court of over and Tcrmimer, the charge Of having
wrorgfuy ssucd and pledged certain stocks Of the
| Iiica Ithaca and Elmirl Railway Company, of
which he was president, occupied the wiIocO OF last
| week 1t is SAID that the Jnry stood ten for the
CONVICTION OF Rice and two for his acqnittil / be
Jury were out all FRIDAY night. On the first trial
| the jury also disagreed.
| C0NKLING TO HAVE AN EARLY TRIAL
| Dstrict-A Attorney McKcon considers the case of
| George W Conkling. jr.. who killed w. III. Haver-
| stick IN an apartmcnt-house IN iwenty-thiri-st to
| be one deserving immediate trial. lie &C, Orngly
ordered the case to be put Oh the clcndar o. Judge
Gldersleevc III Part of the Court of General SEES
Sons, and Conking will then DC arralgned and
day fixed for the trial. As COnkllngs counsel pro-
fcscs to be anxious for early trial. it may be set
down for some day this week.
| THE LIBEL OF THE REPUBLIC
The owners Is,, OF the White tS, o Star Line
!
| United States Marshal Erhardt at late
hour on Friday evening when, the vessel
| was seized under an attachment issued in the libel
suit instituted by Thomas Dowse for alleged injuries
inflicted by the captain, who rescued HIM from the
wrecked steamer Gil amorgan. The deposit of the
money was accepted equiv lent 10 the giving of
| a bond, and the vessel was allowed TO sail yester
day.
TIE MORTALITY OF THE CITY DECREASING
The number OF dea,hs recorded during the past
| week at the Bureau Of Vital Statistics was 727
| There were III he same period 500 births and 200
| marriages he quarterly statement Of the Bureau
| Yesterday showed that Notwithstanding the cold
winter the mortality for the first quarter Of the
| year had decreased materially, as compared with
| the same period last year. The number of deaths
| for the quarter tins year was S,56l Last year 1t
| was 1927 in 1881 1t was 0,105. The births dur
lug the quarter were 1904 and the marriages
! 2,6l0