New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-08
NETWORK CITY.

The sophomore class of the College of the City OF
NewYork yesterday elected ~ =: rza sneaers "a
The Stonineton Line has prepared for the sum
mer by putting into service the steamers hnouo
Island and Massachusetts,.
The costly diamonds found in the possession OF
Harry Marriott who stole them in Paris were de-
Gvered TO Collector Robertson by the police yester-
day.
TMsnGRANTs AT CASTLE GARDEN;
Tho steamship England yesterday landed 1,l64
immigrants at Castle Garden, 500 OF whom were
Scandinayians and the steamship Sandman landed
1O45. Both vessels were from Liverpool.
DEATH OF LAWRENCE o'BRIEN.
lawrence O'}rien father of ex-Sherf James
O,Brlcn, died Sunday evening at the age OF sew
enty-slx. lie was native of County Westmeatn,
Ireland. and came to this country nearly forty
years ago.
RKELECTING BOARD OF DIRECToRs.
The Society for Promoting the Gospel among Sea;
men yesterday, at the animal meeting &c NO 40
Catharlne-st reelected the old Board OF Directors
headed by George w Lane, with the addition OF
Daniel w. McWilliams.
TIE TRIAL OF THREE CHINAMEN.
Tom Lee Lee Sing and luck Hop, the three
Cinnamon who are charged with violating the tot
terry laws were aTralgned yesterday Ia the Court or
General Sessions, and by agreement OF counsel May
81 was fixed as the day for the that OF the cases.
APPROVING AN AssEaIBLYMAN's WORK.
Atameetlng of the With Assembly District Repub-
lean ASSOCIATION last night at No. 80 Clinton place,
resolutions were UNANIMOUSLY adopted approving
the course in the Legislature OF AssemOlyiAan Luz
cas- l.. Van Allen
MOODY AND sANKEY GOING To THEIR HOMES
Moody and Sankey, the evangelists, LETT the city
Yesterday morning the former Tor NOrthteld Mass,
and the latter for Newcastle, Penn where they will
remain with their families until they start III the
fall for England.
KILLED AT A RAILWAY CROSSING.
Mrs. Rebecca \. Smith, age slXty-thlee, VINO nyed
in ThOmas-aYe., Fordham, attempted to cross the
railroad track about 500 feet fIom the FOrdham
station at p. IN. yesterday, when she was run over
and killed instantly by a tram IRON NeW-HaVen.
VIOLATION OF THE EXCISE LAW.
Some seventy liquor sellers were held to answer
IN tie Police Courts yesterday, each In 500 pail,
for violation of the Excise law. In the Court OF
Special Sessions six persons were fined sums vary;
ing from $50 to So for "A like offence Nine baseball
players were each fined 81
ANNIVERSARY OF THE CINCINNATI.
The members of the Society OF the Cincinnati III
this city will make pilgrimage to Fishkill on May
ii, that being the centennial anniversary OF the
founding OF the New-York branch of the society at
that place by the Baron Steuben and other officers
OF the Continental Army stationed there.
VAULT OWNERS OF THE MARBLE CEMETERY
The Association of Vault Owners of the Marble
1872 Broadway elected trustees as follows Henry
Day, Carlisle Norwood, Arson Baker, Charles
Harvier and Thomas Fleming.
DIRECTORS OF A SAFE AND DEPOSIT COMPANY.
The directors of the New-YOrk Produce Exchange
Safe and Deposit Company Yesterday completed the
organization by eleeting the following Officers:
HOyt secretary, Paul Babcock, jr; treasurer, L.
K. Livermore.
ATTEMPTING TO BRIDE A POLICEMAN.
Antonio Moroni, q liquor seller, of No. 112 Null
beTry-st who was arrested for violating the Excise
law, was also charged with attempting to brine
Officer Bradley. who made the arrest AT the
Tombs Police Court yesterday he waScommitted, in
default Of 800 bail for the first offence and $500
pail for the second.
PRIVATE LETTER DELIVERIES.
Assistant United States DIstTict-AttoTney Foster
said yesterday that the suits against the private
letter Offices would be prosecuted as quickly as
possible in order to determine how far they had
violated the law. The Revised statutes seemed TO
refer simply TO the carrying OF frst-class mail
matter
GRATUITY FUND OF THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
The annual report of the trustees of tue Gratuity
Fund was real at the Stock Exchange yesterday.
The fund was increased over $4,000 last wear and
II amounts to over 100000, invested In Gov
eTnment bonds whose market value Is ABOUT
A PosT-MORTEM CAUTION TO DAUGHTERS.
The viii of the late George w. Stanton was filed
yesterday fol probate. Mr.. Stanton gives all his
SAID to have sufficient property of her own. Mr..
Stanton also urges his daughters not to allow their
husbands TO use their money IN business or to spend
more than the income.
CARELESS OF THEIR FINGERS
August Woltes. boy employed in the manufac-
tory at No. % South Fifth-ave., cut off two fingers
About twenty minutes later another boy, named
Charles Lockner, had four fingers of his right band
crushed by cOg-wheel IN the Waltham Building
No. Bond-st.
TWO RUNAWAY BOYS FOUND.
Paul A. Barker and John McCleland. ages thirteen
and fourteen respectively, who escaped from the
New-York juvenile Asylum on Thursday. were
found on SATURDAY night asleep IN the basement OF
No So Bdyard-st. by Officer Knoll. of the Society
for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children. AT the
1Ombs Police Court yesterday they were returned
TO the reformatOry.
THE HAROLD PERJURY CASE.
Owing TO the absence, in Albany, of Mr.. Bergen
counsel tor the defendants, the of the People
aud Jonathan Deyo against joan A. Walker and
six other persons for neruTy while giving testimony
in the case of Harold against the New Work Ele-