New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-04
NETWORK CITY.

PLANS FOR A NEW JAIL.
A committee from the Supervisors OF orange
Comfy held conference yesterday with the Prison
Association officials as TO the best plans LOT new
jail to be erected at Goshen.
IIGHTERMAN FATALLY INJURED.
A hale of rags which was being hOisted from the
lighter, T. ii. Fields, at Pier No. 50. North River,
Yesterday. fell upon Thomas Anderson. the captain
~ fine boat and injured him fatally. Anderson
BODY FOUND IN THE NORTH RIVER
Patrick Reardon, laborer, OF No. 70 Washlng-
on from his nome Nr on R RTs o. @
day. 1t believed that ne was dro"heu ao-
cidentally.
Mr. STERN HELD FOR TRIAL.
Simon Stern accused of assautln g James Bradley,
of No. 1876 Second-ave, whose VIE ne had escoItea
from the theatre, held IN 5000 bail oy Justce
Herman in the Yorkville Police Court yesterday to
answer
THE IRON AND METAL EXCHANGE ELECTION:
At meeting of the Board of Managers of the
New-York Iron and Metal EXCHANGE yesterday,
Edward J. Shriyer was elected secretary, and the
executive finance, floor and other committees were
SEEING sMUGGLED GOODS.
Special Agent Bracket Yesterday seized horse
and wagon belonging to Snyder * McCarn, of Ho-
boken, which had in 1t Holland gin worth about
$3.50 which had been Struggled by the sailors oil
the steamship Switzerland The driver of the wagon
was arrested and was held in 81, 900 for trial.
HUMAN BONES SENT TO THE MoRGUE.
While worknen were making an excavation IN
the vacant lot at Tenth-ave. and One-hnndred-andI
fortv-fifth-sr on Wednesday they found the skull
and several bones OF a man. IL was Thought mat
they were the remains of some soldier VINO fell IN
the Revolutionary War. The bones were sent TO
the MorguG.
NO CLAIMANTS FOR RUssELL's PROPERTY.
The bank books and money which were tound on
John Rnssel who died at Bellevue Hospital on
wednesday, were delivered by Secretary Bntton,
of the Board of Charities to Algernon :. Sni,Ivan
Public Administrator, YESTERDAY. MI; ouli I
stated that no applicants had appeared to claim
the property.
ANNIVERSARY OF THE HOWARD MISSION
The twenty -second anniversary OF the Howard
in the Academy OF Music. The Ninth Regiment
Band provided music, and the stage was filled with
I5O children The mission has 500 children under
its care. The Rev. DIR. William NJ. TAYLOR, OF the
Broad way Tabernacle and the Rev. j. b. NURSE, OF
TarrytOwn, made short addresses.
SUBSCRIPTIONS WANTED.
The American Numismatic and Archaeological
Society is DESTROYS of purchasing from the British
Museum complete set OF fac-slmlles, nnn9eIlng
15s4 pieces 'y2 T Tbe So n Viii
cost 81 900 and money for its purchase may be sent
| to Aigernon s. Sullivan, at the Dre1el Building
| No. 3 Broad-st. or to any member OF the society.
| END OF THE BARBOUR DEFAMATION CASE.
Additional evidence heard IN the forkylHe
Police Court yesterday against Mr. and Mrs.
Moproe charged with nsRg language Geiaar cry
! Justice OtterbOurg declined TO oner witnesses IN
behalf of the defendants contending that the Court
| Mid the defendants in 5000 bail for their good be-
havior and accepted their personal security
AMERICAN INSTITUTE MEMBERS TICKETS;
| At a meeting of the American Institute held ut
| the Cooper Union last night twenty-seyen new
members elected. Two amendments 10 inc
| bylaws were proposed, one providing That the
| members tickets 10 the annual exhibition be so
| worded as TO admit a member and ladies, and the
| other providing that member be allowed a tcket
for himself and family, aud twenty-five admission
| the next meeting.
| CHILDREN CARED FOR by Mr.. GERRYs SOCIETY
| The regular monthly meeting of the Board OF d.
recors OF the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty
TO Children was held yesterday at Twenty-third-st
and Fourth-ave William II. Lee was elected d.
rector IN place Of John Howard wright aud James es
Charles Haight. The secretary report showed that
800 cases of cruelty to children had been reported
and that Il3 convictions had been obtained. Alto
&c her more than 800 children had been taken care
! of by the society.
SALE OF VALUABLE COWS.
A herd OF Jersey cattle. the property Of William
| Watson of Westchestcf was sold by Peter G..
Kellogg Co. at the AmeTcan sUh ny yeSWtsadsy
paid So 600 was sold for 30 to Mrs. Bradford OF
Westchester rhssoaoro A. Hayemeyer paid 5000
the heller Lady Golddust tor 500. The cow
Noela was sold for $500 TO Mr.. Hall, of this city.
The COW Smiths PInGsss was Spid ior SSIG TO
Bleakly. of stamford. Conn, paid $ilo Tor honng
Duchess, an imported cow.
THE BAPTIST SOCIAL UNIONS LAST MEETING.
The last meeting of the Baptist Social Union for
the season was held ut DemOnlc0's last evening A.
S Bckmorc the president in the chair. The gu ssts
OF the evening were rresIGnt LzsEei ~ H. p on
John r. Paxton who made speeches after the din
ner and Miss juliet Gordon Thompson, who sang
Rev. II. Nj. Saunders Mr.. and Mrs. Washington
Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. w. a. Caudwell, Mr.. and
Mrs: J. C. Williams, Mr. and Mrs: Il: {; Conger, II:
G. Vedder, j. &. Preble, Miss Preble, James Perry
and DIR. j. X. Kendrick.
MATCHMAKING THE WRONG MAN.
Captain Williams, accompanied by Marcus Cicero
20 nrl in hn t.ffar cnn
Market Police Court yesterday for warrants for the
arrest Of William Anderson and Charles Killings,
who, il was stated had been in the employ of Mr.;
whitney of tho Society for the Suppression of
Crime az spoilers" The warrants were asked
for on complaint of Mr.. Stanley. who SAID that
Anderson and Killings, mistaking him for Mr.. Reed.
proprietor of the Hoffman House. had attempted TO
| blackmail him. As it was not shown that violence
was used OF threatened Justice Gardner refused to
issue the warrants Mr. Stanley stated that the men
asked him for $50 and in return for 1t they promised
| TO remain in the bar-roOm of the Hoffman House on
Sunday and point out the men in the employ of Mr..
Whitney. - -
St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church, at Fourth
ave. aud Twenty-seeond-st., last evening gave q
reception to its new pastor, the Rev. j. r. Day. and
his wife. Mr. Day has been pastor of the Temple
street Trinity Church, Boston; and he succeeds the
presided and Judge Fancher one of the members
. of ST. Paui's. introduced the Rev. Mr. Day: Short
ham and General Clinical b. Fisk. The pulpit and
altar of the church were prettily decorated with
| flowers. Among those present were the Rev. DIR.
John NJ. Reed, the Rev. DIR. Ho ward Crosby, the
| Rev Dr. Charles Fowler, the Rev. DIR. Curry. Mr..
and Mrs. Clinton b. Fisk j. b. Cornell and the Rev.
DIR. and Mrs. J. NJ. King.
BROOKLYN.
InApril permits for the erection of 213 pew build
, ings were granted,
Thomas Ftzmaurice, jr., o boy, OF Hicks & Nell
| son sts has begun q suit against Robert Gree, In
whose factory in Chambers-st., New-York, he wa'
employed to recover $50, 900 as damages for iniur
les caused By machinery.
The Uniyersalist Church Of Our Father has