New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-16

Professor YOungs lecture on Ine hioonf nv NNN
- Burr viii Contest in surrogate's Court. -. o.o,
streetCleaning injunction case In Court OF Co"non
installation of the Rev. Henry j. Van Dyke,jr' at
Alumni dinner of the College OF the City of New-York
a. o GU drill of 2sd Regiment in Brooklyn.
NETWORK CITY.
The Bowery is a blaze of electric lights In the
evenings.
Small houses for purchase are in great demand IN
the annexed wards.
SOME of the large importing houses in Broadway.
Annie Wesley age fourteen, was burned severely
at No. 149 East Twenty-third-st; Yesterday. her
clothing having caught fire from kitcneh o'o'o'
At meeting OF the Board of Police Surgeons yes
terday DIR. Charles Phelps was elected president III
place of Dr. Henry.
Justice White yesterday. at the Tom6 sl,i held e.
for trial for killing James A. Brown on NoVeihoer
80. in n dispute In liquor STORE 80
A delegation Of fifty members OF the Mercantile
Exchange Yesterday attended the funeral OF joel
ID. Hunter at his house, No. 81 East oIh'y
eighth-st.
James O3rien. one OF the men who snatched
pocketbook from Miss Saunders in Sixth-aye., was
sentenced yesterday to five years In the state
| Prison.
TALK OF GOING UPTOWN.
The question of moving uptown has been lnfor-
malIy discussed 10 some extent in the Century Club
10 Is likely that the suOJeot Will Cono uP ~ '"O NAV
monthly meeting.
INSTALLING TIE BRICK CHURCH PASTOR, =,
The Rev Henry j. Van Dyke, IT,, will be installed
pastor of the Brick Church. at Fifthave. and lhir-
ty- seventh hist, this evening The services VIII DC
conducted bv the Rev. ORA. Henry j. Van Dyke,
Howard Crosby and John Hail.
A ROUND SUM FOR CONDENSED MILK.
| The Department of Charities and Corfection, OIL
this CITY expends $50, 00Oyearvfor condensed milk
The Commissioners ask for 255, 900 quarts for 1855
| and the estimate has been approved and an appro-
priation made therefor in e'city Budget.
DELAYS on ELEVATED TRAINS.
Much complaint ia made of the delay OF trains, In
the evening between the One-hundred-a twenty
fifth and One hnndred-and- twenty,nlnth-st. sta
tions of the Third Avenue Elevated Road. Travel
lers on the Harlem River Branch of the New-hayen
Railway thereby frequently lose their trains
DISSOLUTION OF COMMISSION FIRM
The gam commission hrn OF StLweI, Mi ndo'
Mr. Wnslow takes an interest IN the hrn oi Eharles
r Hickox Il Co., and the other partners will con-
tinue business under the name OF William M' Sui
well g. Co.
DRIVING OVER AN OLD WOMAN.
Mrs Alice Bixby. an old woman who could not
tell where She lived, was run over by sleigh !
Broome-st and the BOwerv yesterday and injured
SERIOUSLY She was removed TO 81. Vincents Hos
| ptal H. Fuhrer. of No. 323 Grand-st., who drove
| the sleigh, was arrested.
WEISS BEER AT ATLANTIC GARDEN.
Theodore Schwayer, the proprietor OF the Atlantic
| Garden was tried yesterday III the Court OF Zen
| eral Sessions on the charge of violation OF the
| ". =,
and the head barkeeper at the garden testified that
only weiss be r was sold IN the place on that day.
| The jury acquitted the defendant.
ARRIVAL OF NAVAL OFFICERS.
Rear Admiral George b. Balch late commandant
| of the South Pacific Naval Squadron, Mrs Bach.
four daughters and a son; Past Assistant Engineer
| George w. Stvers and Cadet Engineers A. o..
Young and W. s. Smith, Of the United States Navy
| arrived from Aspinwa1 in the steamship City Of
Para yesterday.
CHARGED WITH STEALING VALUABLE MIRRORS.
James Shea. age touy.fve of No. 90 Park-st.'
n funk dealer was taken before Justice White yes
terday al the Tombs Police Court, complaint of
William Pond, of Stamford, Conn. for stealing from
his house at that place on une ~, lSS2; TWO MIR
rOrs of the value oil $500 lie was ParOled to await
| requisitIon.
CONTRIBUTION TO THE CONSCIENCE FUND.
| Collector Robertson yesterday received 30 as
| "a subscrIptIon TO the Conscience Fund" Inc
| sender assured the Collector that the $50 would
| more than cover the amount due, and that II was
Sin payment Of duties upon an umbrella and other
articles landed here by lady FRIEND who was IN.
nocent of any determination 10 snugele the articles"
A GERMAN PASTOR ORDAINED.
The Rev. Philip Jablock was ordained by the
PresbyteTy last evening assistant 10 the Rev T..
| A. Schuefler the minister of the English congre-
| CATION of Olivet Church, No, G3 East SecoEd-s
| The sermon delivered IN English by the Rev: DE- e.
| the Rev. Messrs j. II. Kerr. A. q. Ruhson and Van
Deurs. The work Of Ovet Church mas increased
80 largely in the last year that IT was decided 70
have pastor Tor tue German-speaking part OF the
| congregation.
| LARCENY IN TIE FIRST DEGREE.
| Arthur Dunleary, an ex-conyict, who was twice
convicted OF murder in the first degree for killing
| fellow-prisoner in the Auburn Prison, but who on
| the third trial secured verdict for nsaughter
| only. again prisoner in the Court OF General
Sessions yesterday. He was convicted OF larceny IN
| the first degree In breaking into the room ot the
| woman with whom he lived and stealing some
| clothing. lie sentenced by Recorder Snyth 10
seven years and six months IN the state Prison.
PEANUTS FOR COTTON BROKERS'.
| Cotton brokers were inclined to make merry yes
| terday at the Exchange in the absence OF some
| thing better 10 do. A. G. Mum, facetious MEM
her bought some peanuts for the others to munich.
| AS they are cheap, only 81 90 bushe he sent for
q bushel of them, and they were SGT III tho middle OF
| the floor. There was at once grand rush Tor the
basket. but bushel of peanuts did not satate 100
| full-gr0wn men.
| IRREGULAR DEALINGS IN FOREIGN FRUITS.
The importers of foreign fruits mot at Broad and
Beaver-sts yesterday 10 take action 10 remedy ex-
isng evils which have resulted III certain iTresu-
| larities of dealings In oranges, lemons Malaga
grapes figs, and other foreign fruits IL is asserted
that there has been system OF swindling which II
| ia proposed to break up. Mcssrs. Clarke, Day, ba-
mana, Remand, Phelps. Underhill, Maxfeld and Par
| sons were appointed committee 10 draft consul
| tuition and bylaws for new organization.
ANOTHER sTRAM-HEAuSG ACCIDENT.
An explosion occurred yesterday morning IN one
OF the pipes which me AmrTiGan steam ntSoint
corner of Broad-st. and Exchange-place. The pipes
were put in about two months ago, but the heating
of the building by steam has not yet been begun.
| The only damage done by the explosion was the
scattering of lampblack packed around the steam
pipes over Il clothes of the man who has charge Of
| the furnace that heats the building.
| SEEKING TRANSFER TO THE FEDERAL COURTS.
| Thomas Sullivan and John Mcdonald. who were
indicted by the Grand Jury before the last election
on the charge of advising James j. o. rooe TO regis
ter legally. obtained yes erday writ Of certorari
for the transfer of their from the Court OF
General Sessions 10 the United States Circuit Court,
Oh the ground that they were special deputy United
States marshas at the last election and were en-
| gagged in the performance of their duties under the
| Government at the time the alleged transactions
| took place.
| VIOLATORS OF TIE SABBATH OF THE PENAL CODE.
| Two BARRIERS, Adam Newman, of No. 32l East
| Twenty-nInth-st. and Jacob ilagenbucher, Of No.
| 405 Third-ave., were arrested by Officer OROorke,
of the Twentyf first Precinct, for transacting busl-
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