New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-03

I sGged tbe receipt of ife-sized picture
of himself, etched IN glass and naid WIN goa anu
silver tho worK and gttG or UI Prince on the cee
| bration of his silver wedding.
| OPENING EXERCISES OF A. MEDICAL coILEGE,,
| A largo audience assembled at the NeW-lorH
Homeopathic Medical Gole egoro isss Dr. r F,
Allen dean of the college, greeted the s.inT oU5
with an address of welcome, and ne was IollQweu
| and DIR. r.. G. Mohatt Of Brooklyn. Among those
| present were Drs. +. S. Bradford. J ". lowing,
S Lilienhal s. p. Burck Of the faGHbity T p
| insurance Company, and d. ID. I. Marshall'
THE HENRY IRVING PROPERTIES
The cases of theatrical properties and scenery 70
be used during tho Henry irving de engSMG euarc5
| on Monday, will probably be transferred TO Henry
| E. Abbey to-day. Mr. Abbey Yesterday called upon
| Collector Robertson with regard to releasing the
| goods without payment of duty, and it was mntu.
| ally agreed to wait for official investigation or
the cases. The Collector said that me persona
| be relieved from duties the same as that or any
other person, but such articles as were liable 10
| duty could not be admitted Tree
| THE INTERNATIONAL RIFLE MATCH FUND.
| General Wingato presided yesterday afternoon at
the meeting Of the directors OF the National Rllee
| Association. The treasurer of tho lnterna,i0nal
Match fund reported that he had received SS4lI ~
| ali of which had been expended except $1,000
| which was returned to James Gordon Bennett
| Several protests arising from decisions made by
General Charles f. Robbins ar the fail meeting at
| Crecdmoor were presented, the directors in every
case voting to sustain the action OF thelrGxecutVS
| officer resolution relative TO the expectancy OF
allowing the spirit level and screw elevated slght
| on military rifles vas referred To q speclal Coll-
mttee.
MEETING OF THE AMERICAN ACADEMY OF MEDiCINE.
! The American Academy Of Medicine VIII meet az
| the New-York Academy or Medicine Oh OcIO1er
and 10. On the evening of October U Dr' In,
| Marcy Of Boston, will deliver an address on - Inc
| Recent Advances of Sanitary Sciencej the ReIa-
! tons of Heterogeneous to Disease Among
others who Will read papers during the session are
| Dr. L. ). Pitcher of BruOklyni Dr. benjamin lee
| Of Philadelphia. and DR.. A. D.. Rockwell oi New
| York. The report Of the Committee on Laws on
| Medical Practice in the United States and Canada
| viii also be submitted.
! CIGAR MANUFACTURERS oBEYING THE LAW
| The committees OF the CigarmakerS Unions
whose duty 1t TO see to the enforcement Oh me
! tenemrnt-hOuse cigar bill which went INTO ouecJ
! on Monday have had little to do. The nanuiac-
turery complying with the law and ether nave
! made such arrangements in Oh" houses as arc per-
! Missile under the law. But although the manu-
! iaarurers have acquesc'd IN the la" they WiIi en-
! dcay0r 90 break II when an opportunity aII5e'c
! Colonel Emmuus Clark, Secretary of the Board or
! Health SAID that no complaints OF violation Oh the
| law mad been made 10 the Board
! TIE NEW FEATURES OF THE POSTAL LAW.
! The aale of the new stamps at the Post ONCE
! Yesterday showed great reduction from that OF
! the previous DAY. About Onc-thrd a. many stamps
! hour nm the afternoon were SO, lGl -. The
! stamps sold included 100000 OF the new 2-CehJ
/ stamps and 10000 OF the new 4-cent stamps INC
| new postal notes have boon IN use for one month
| The records show that 3NT2 notes, representing
| TT2~j lB, were issued 40 tue General Post OIHce
S155T 767 II wrr, nad ar The Nrw.York ONCE No
! attempts at fraud by raising the denomination Oh
! the notes or IN other ways have been discovered
''' BROOKLYN.
Deaths last week, 2I3; births, 2ili marriages
| 81.
| From lack Of work righty-,lx mon were dis
! charged from the Navy Yard on Saturday.
Absolute divorce was granted Yesterday to
Francis :. Baylry from Mrs. Margaret Bdylry.
| Mrs Mary Jane Gr,cI, age iorty-hya, OF No. 157
Coumbla-,t, fell down stars yesterday afternoon
| and was killed
Henry T. Morgan has been elected president ~ the
! Brooklyn Savings Bank 10 succeed the late Hosea
| Webster
The subcommittee to select site for the proposed
! soldiers monument IN brooklyn has determined
that the Prospect Park Plaza Is the h.e5L place Ior
John Wood Of No. 600 warren.st, who was
picked up drunk and insnusblo at WaTen'St. ana
Iftl-ayc. on sunday night, died Yesterday at 3is
home from fracture 40 tho base OF the skull. lie
hal been fined 81 "Reminiscences by Justice Walsh
on VI Hnday and sent home. The police arrested
Bernard MIurtrr. Of 80 100 CaTou-st., for knock
ny Wood down on SqnI ana casinF DIS gef E,,
and that he struck back m sclt-dctense.
JERSEY CITY
CITY Controller Nelson is i'll nj his home on tho
Heights aud the financial business OF the city Is at
a standsuiL
The Chancellor has ordered, third dividend Of
ten per cent 10 be- paid 90 the dcposItor5 OF the
FIth Ward Savings Bank.
NEWARK
Monsiguor Capcl lcctured on Catholicism and
Democracy" In the Grand Opera House last even
ing. lie asserted that tho Catholic Church Is
democratic In ITS form and Itic
NEW-JERSEY.
N,r,wAv.-Thc Grand Jury convened at Free
hold Yesterday Il will be asked To tndlct Dr. Nell
son Henry, Of Ncw-York, for perjury on charges |
preferred 6y Captain James H. Carey, of Seabright
| ID d. NIthrrs the president OF the Monmouth Park
association aud a number OF employees have been
summoned An effort will be made to lndIct tie
association for poo-seling.
NEw-BHUNswICE.-A special dispatch from Wei
land Ont, received yesterday afternoon, SAID that
the missing papers IN the certiorarl IN the Lew D.
Iarrard cXtradIuOn case had been banded to the
court and the prisoner had been remanded TIL the
meeting of the full court on November TO-
LONG ISLAND.
Long ISLAND CIrY.-Contrary to Instructions the
| ftf.bpIliup establishment owned by Frederick
Ilolruer at BIIssyo, was started again on Monday
night. descent was made upon II Yesterday
| Under the Shcrih's orders the machinery was de-
stroycd. -Four iron tubs used to secelYc the lat
| aucrit was sred out wor" smashed, ana largo
| wooden tub full of tallOw was demolished. Each
J tub mad capacity OF from sixty 10 sGVeuty-nYo
gallons. The;st containing about 900 gallons OF Tat
Was also broken up....Nrs. Isabella Gleason, wife
of Alderman Gleason, died Yesterday after lnger~
| ing illness She had been married only about
| year. She leaves an infant daughter
] JAMAICA-Burglars broke into the store of David
| UgrdeunrOok in Fulton-st., on Monday night, and
carried away musical instruments valued At $40.
| RIvERmEAD.-Ihc thirty-hrst annual fall exhibit
| ton of the suffolk County Agricultural Society,
! opened at the fair grounds yesterday.
| SAG HAEBOR.-Whilc n mail train on the Long
| Island Railroad yesterday afternoon was rounding
| the curve between SOUTHAMPTON and Northampton
| the engineer discovered telegraph pole lying ut
an angle of fOTty-iyo degrees across the track. Bo
! fore the train could bo stopped the engine struck
| the pole and knocked down eight or nine more
| poles. Only slight damage was done to the train.
| WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
| YONKERs.-B. w, Day, of Cleveland Ohio, has
| been appointed Assistant Superintendent OF all tho