New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-30
NETWORK CITY.

cases Of typhoid fever, 2s of scarlet fever, "a OF
diphtherla, and cases of measles.
A HALF-CoMPLETED JOB.
William Deeves, IA builder opened mis- office at No.
243 East Tnlrteentn-st. yesterday, and found that
q bole had been drilled in the door OF his saie
Moth ng had been stolen frolu the ONCE.
FAST PASSAGE BY THE CITY OF ROME.
The Anchor Line steamship CITY OF ROME which
sailed from New York September %, arrived OH
Browheal at 3 p. III. yesterday. Time OF passage
6 days % hours, 54 minutes from Sandy HOOK TO
BrOwhead
CASTLE GARDENS IMMIGRANT ARRIVALS.
The arrivals OF immigrants aU Castle harden YES
376 by the City of Chicago and so by The Warwick,
a total of 2.O51 The arrivals for tho week were
7,22S, against 7453 Ior the corresponding week In
1882.
DEPARTURE OF THE COREANs
The members of the Corean Embassy wrapped
their tunes around them and silently stole away
to h Raoad The he coeans
intend TO stay about month IN the Natlohal
Capital.
FILLING A VACANCY CAUSED BY DEATH:
The Board of Managers of the Produce Exchange
Yesterday decided TO close dealings IN grain at
D. III. John Lindan was elected a mrmoer OF the
Board IN place of J. A. Amelung, deceased. and Z.
A. Pool was selected 10 iii tue vacant Guardianship
n the Committee on Information and Stats lcs
RUN OVER AND KILLED BY A sTREET-CA CAR.
car No. 1I2 of the seventh Avenue Railway
Company was passing through sulllvan-st. list
night August Claude, boy living at NO; Zoo
Knocked down and Killed instantly. James Carthy,
the driver of the car. was arrested
FATALLY CRUSHED IN AN ELEVATOR.
While john Kresker of No. 155 FrankliI-st., was
e s,n on az and fell bet ween the flooring of the
second story of the building and the elevator beams
The ascending car crushed ms pouyi 'iicnin. III
fatally. Ho was taken TO st. Vncen"s Hospital.
Affairs OF THE CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.
Members of the New-York Mining Stock and
National Petroleum Exchange are worf ng To secure
tine establishment of department .'f dealing IN
m,scc aneous and lnlSted securities, union with
the Open Board of Brokers probably WIZ be made.
were offered at $500 each have all been sold.
resale made yesterday at SOU.
RIVER THIEVES ABANDON TITEIr BOAT.
River thieves were chased on FRIDAY night to the
foot of Fiith-st. by Pa,rolman Monaben and Nc
Kenna of the HarbOr Police. The thieves escaped.
but they obliged to abandon boat to thelr
pursuers. 1t was nlnetoon-toot boa nirked u.
Sullivan No. 80 Degraw-st.. brooklyn ana 1t con-
tanned four bags of cocoa several car couplings and
some old iron.
APPOINTMENTS AT THE CUSTOM HOUSE
The following appointments have been made by
Collector Robertson under he Civil Service exam
inatlon conducted by The new Board OF Examlners
created by c law of 1888: CIerks-S:B Is. ShreVe,
". c. c. Mayer and NJ. G. Wilson, lhspectoro-
A. Chandler b. Wright and J. H. Cochnower;
Night Iuspectors-H Brown, J. ii. Becker, j. E
Schoonover and L. j. Bout.
THE R1vERDALE INVESTIGATION.
AT the investigation by Supervising Inspector
| Starbuck OF the Riverdae disaster yesterday
| Tn mas Law Tor testified that he repaired he hull
OF the steamer on Nav D. and when he finished his
work she was in excellent condition SO lar as ner
| tmbers were concerned. Stevenson taylor, or w.
A Thatcher a. Co.. testified that the small patches
on the boiler did not excite suspicion on the part OF
experts and that il would have been necessary 10
sponQe out the boiler In order to discover the cor
rnsIon The investigation will be continued to-
morrow.
CHARGE AGAINST A CUSTOMS INSPECTOR.
Complaint has been lodged at the office of the
| Surveyor of the Port by Francis Wnteey, manu-
| factnfer of engravers plates. at Franklin and
! Gentre ats against Thomas II. Whaen, Custom
House Inspector Mr. Whteey charges that When
ne arrived on the steamship Alaska on Septeul0er
2 he was persuaded by his wife to pay Whaen $40
i'm order to avoid trouble over the examination OF
| his baggage. Whalen has been an inspector Tor
about a year, having been appointed under the
civil Service examination. He denies MT. White-
| ley,s accusation. Surveyor Benedict Will make an
| investigation of the matter ON Wednesday
BROOKLYN.
The notice made 526 arrests last week.
The Rev. A. =. Putnam, of the. Church of the
| Saviour Unitarianl, will resume his pulpit to-day
! after q years absence IL Europe
| The Rrooklyn public school teachers had their
annual excursion Yesterday, going by boat to ROTOR
| Point, Connecticut.
| p w IJHonmedIeu, commander of Perry Post
| No 50 G. A. r.. is spoken OF as CANDIDATE ior
! Coroner H. A. Brockway, Journalist, Is also
| mentioned.
The Rev. George F. Pentecost Yesterday resumed
| mis- course OF depository Lessons at tue FIRST
! Dutch kefcrmet Church, In Joralemon-str yester-
| day Mr. auo FRS. Stebbins sang. There was a
good attendance.
| Chester Cummings, mulatto boy, age fourteen,
who is said to DO important witness IN the sUlt
| of Eli johnson 4sanst Henry A. Higiey for alien
a;ing his wiies affections, Is missing ne was eili-
| moved ut the Remsen House, where the Jonnsons
! boarded Mary &. johnson has begun a cross suit
| against her husband for absolute divorce.
NEW-JERSEY.
| MATAwAN.-The returns from the primaries
held Yesterday afternoon to elect delegates to the
Comfy Convention TO be held at Freehold to-mor,
row 10 DomInate a county clerk INDICATE snall
majority III favor OF Dr. james IL. fatterson' oi
| Shrewsbury. The contest was close
WESTCHESrER COUNTY.
KENsIco.- Richard Welsh, a aborcr employed
| IN the construction of a dam at Little Rye Pond,
was killed on Friday by the falling Of derrick
| upon him.
| claimed damages for injury to her property ~ the
| cutting down of a street, was awarded 5000, and
| Justice Dykman yesterday morning mate her an
allowance for costs and expenses of SAY 80, with
an extra allowance OF SGT 90, making total Oh
| $1,0Z5 80.
LONG ISLAND.
| SouTuAMpToN.-Expert burglars on Friday
night broke into the store OF herrlck * o lerry
| The safe was blown open and robbed OF 5000 IN
bulls and CON- $500 in postage stamps ana several
| registered envelopes containing uncancelled GOV
| eminent coupons amounting TO over $500. Inc
tnIeyes also carried away silks and cloths valued
| at 500.
GLEN COvF.-The special committee OF the state
| Roard of Health composed of DIR. Elisha Is. Harris
and Erastus Brooks VINO had been instructed by the
Governor 10 visit the Glen Cove starch and glucose
| factory inspected the works yeSterday morning
| ard m the afternoon held an open meeting for Tue
taking OF evidence. petition signed by 234 resi-.
dents of the village was presented praylJg or reel
from tho Intolerablo nuisance created by the oIon
! Cove Starch Works Wright Duryea presented O
counter memorial signed by 513 citizens OF Glen
Cove " DO prayed the Governor aud Board OF Health
TO take 10 notice OF the petition.
STATEN ISLAND
STApLgToS,-The trustees OF the c0lOred schoo