New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-27

Fuda of the North German Lloyd Line, ing AZ ner
pier in Hoboken yesterday I'm the hurrica1e Joo
TO entertain the people who were there 10 oon ~
the vessel of whom there were several thousanuo'
was the ship,s brass band the members Deing com
posed of the stewards and assistants Inc saioons,
cabins state-rooms, steerages and eneine-ron IT,
crow led with visitors all of the afternoon. inc
officers of the vessel Captain: G.. Lelstj FIRST
Officer, l.. Stormer; steward, y. hieken, anu T.
Blumenstein, purser.
PLAYING CHESS AGAINST 90 OPPONENTS.
Canaan Mackenzie faced twenty-three oppononls,
including wo ladies in simultaneous games OF cnesS
at the rooms of the Mrnhattan Chess Club, at NO.
10 East to honrs later nine CON-
testants had Welded to the captains superior Skill
At ii o'clock six more had retired from the con
test, while Frank Rover won his game ne lndi-
cations at late hour were that Captain Mackenzie
would checkmate the remllng players. TUG
maneuvres of r. S. Stanton and OF .. .. Ryan "ero
especially noteworthy.
ACCUSED OF INFANTICTDE. ,
John J. Wilson informed the police yesterday thas
his wife had been guilty of intanticide at no. oto
West Seventeenth-st He has been solder IN
COMPANY G., Third Infantry. and mas Deen apSshO
nearly four years. Having lost leg IN inuiaI
fighting he came home two weeks ago anu
found his wife apparently aoHav HarIv yester
dov morning he saw her go to another room, ana
soon afterward heard an infants cry Just as MS
wife came back. He ran TO the room. ana I'm tneh ire
ga babe i'm the sink 1t cried once. but before ne
could reach 1t. sank. Tho woman Is cloSo pi''-
oner in the New York Hospital.
A DEFENDANT IN A LOTTERY CASE DIStPPEARs;
Ono ~ the first trials of the lottery cases since the
recent decisions of the Supreme Court maxi ng con-
vcton possible on the evidence OF an on5Scr pui 8
chasing ticket, was held yesterday III the Cou,e ~
General Sessions Detective Oram OF the society
for the Suppression of Vice, was the principal Wit
ness against Joseph Wallace FROM whom ne had
bought ticket on AgT ii 81 9 ie Of recess When
the trial was resumed after recess 1t was i9nhd thU
the d-fendant was not In ATTENDANCE Juugo Co omd
ING immediately issued warrant Tor liS arrest, anu
nrered his half 10 the amount of $500, TO be Tor
fei ed. The trial was proceeded WIN anu tne july
found Wallace guilty.
BROOKLYN.
Eight of the police captains OF Brooklyn WaitSeu
over the Bridge Yesterday morning
On tbe recommendation of Health Commissioner
RAYMOND the Aldermen ordered ten pubic wells 10
be closed. =,
The bill of William NJ. Eyarts for drawing the
Arrears bill recently passed By the Leg'aiaVul 10
$1,000.
Herman Cordes who was in charge of Welps
confectionery store at No. 1856 Fulton-st, refused
10 close the shop on Sunday. lie was arrested ana
was fined $40 yesterday.
The order recurring the receiver of the CoOpera1
tive Dress Association 10 pay 90 per cent 10 az
creditors whose claims are proved VIII go INTO ehec
tomorrow. .
Owing to the lack of jnrymen in the Court GO, OF
Sessions Yesterday the trial of Maggie keppel ior
stealing little Lizzie Selden last summer was post
poned until to-day
Health Commissioner Raymond reported to the
Board of Aldermen yesterday tnaJ inc rf,nitSiS
arrangements several rooms IN the CITY Han were
impeTiect and that repairs To the plumbing were
needed. The sum of $50 was appropriated ior tno
repairs.
IL was discovered Yesterday that the death OF
Thomas Malone age twenty-One, at No. Al bridge
ST.. on Sunday, was caused by smallpox. Ito i,vsd
with his mother, and no physician was calieu
hence the case not reported 10 the BOaru OF
Health. The house is "a tenement with SIX fami lles
All the persons in the house were vaccinated by
sanitary inspectors
game of baseball was played yesterday ut
Prospect Park between two nlnes eaptained IeSpec-
lively by Schappcrt, of Harrisburg. PENN ana bss,
of Brooklyn. Ii was the first game of the season
and resulted In Schappcrt SIDE winning ny score
of = 90 A second game will b. played this alter
noon If the weather permits.
State Senator Herman talked with Mayor Low
Yesterday about the bill now before the Leglsla-
turc To reOrganiZe the Excise Department. mayor
Low again urged his objections 10 the bill. senator
Herman said that If the testimony before the Senate
Committee ON Cities. which will give hearing TO-
morrow IA regard 10 the bill. should not warrant
IFS passage. he should ask to withdraw II.
The trIal of the suit brought by the New York
Ferry Company To recover 10000 alleged TO have
hern eubezZlrd by John III Moore, ferry master.
was concluded before Judge Brown yesterday. Mrs.
Margaret Moore the mother of the defendant, test-
lied that she had $1,000 on coming To tins country
and she made large sums OF money by keeping
boarlers and liquor saloon. at the solicitation OF
her sou Other members Of the family corroborated
her testimony. The Judge reserved his decision.
NEWARK.
Louisa SOrhagen, age twenty three, servant III
The family OF -. d. Price. at No Baldwin was
fatally burned yesterday afternoon by Goals falling
upon her dress.
Isaac W. Vogclsaug a lantern manufacturer at
No 81 Markct-st. committed suicide early yester-
day morning by shooting himself. lie left Letters
saying he anticipated sickness and preferred DEATH
He was unmarried and hfty-two years old.
Iloratio Sauks, who attacked and robbed Mrs
Elizabeth Lasscl IN Orange, appeared IN court yes
tcrday aud pleaded guilty. The culprit was APP
parently in the last stages of consumption lie
said hc had been out of work and committed the
act IN blind desDcra' ion. physician testified that
Sanks was beyond medical relief and Judge
McCarter directed that he be discharged.