New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-21
NEW-YORK CITY.

The Board of Aldermen adjourned yesterday as a
mark of respect to the late Governor Morgan after
passing resolutions in regard to his death.
1.-TWO Little Sisters" send 81 for the Seeds fam
lily; " Cash sends 81 81 has been receive anony-
mOusly from Washington, and L. ST." of Brook
Ign, sends g.
CHARLES r. THoRNE's WILL.
The will OF the late Charles X. Thorno was filed
yesterday for probate. The teStatOr gives all his
property TO his wife, Mary ). Ihornc and appoints
her sole executTiX of his Will.
Snow on SIDEWALKS.
The Aldermen Yesterday sked the Board Of Police
why the city ordinance requiring sidewalks in front
of vacant lots to be kept clear Of and ice was
not enforced.
MEETING OF WESTMINSTER DOCTORS.
The Westminster County Medical Soc ETY. held its
regular quarterly meeting at Martinell's yes
terday DR.. Schmidt Of White Plains read an es-
say on "1he Cause of Malaria" The new Medical
Code was discussed informally. The society ate a
hearty dinner after the discussion.
SALE OF COINS AND MEDALS.
The first half of n collection of American and
foreign coins and medals was sold yesterday after
at the auctiOn-rOOms OF Bangs d Go. The
collection was good one, and the competition was
often lively between the bidders. The highest
price paid was $l71 for quarter dollar OF 1927.
GEORGE MAHON PROSoUNCED INSANE.
George MahOn, who while under trcameut for
T. killed patient. Michael Kelleher, and after tho
investigation before Coroner Merke, trans
icrred 10 the Iombs Prison, yesterday was pro-
nounced insane by Dr. Hardy, the City Physician.
The steamer GuyandOtte, of the Old Dominion
Line, which was nearly wrecked by collision with
tho United States Monitor Ajax, near City Point,
Va on Saturday morning last arrived yesterday.
The first officer of the vessel said last night: She
was injured considerably and Will be repaired by
John Roach d Sons.
SCENES FROM JAPANESE LIFE.
A "Japanese Feast of Lanterns, Umbrellas and
Fans" is TO be represented at the Ma ison Avenue
Coneregat onal Church the Rev. DR.. Newman'sl on
Thursday aud Friday evenings, and a Feast Of
Dolls" on Saturday afternoon. DR.. Newman Is to
give an address each of the two evenings, and
Mrs Newman Will describe scenes i'll Japan at the
afternoon entertainment.
ARRESTED on COMPLAINT OF W. +. MUNDY.
Eliza Parret, who keeps disOrderly house ~ No
Oh West Thirty iirst-st., arrested yesterday on
charge OF malicious prosecution made by w. r.
Mundy The arrest grows out Of the recent Indct-
ment and trial OF Mr.. Mundy on q charge of at
tempting 10 extoTt money from liquor dealers The
woman Parret. MIR. Mundy has brought his suit in
hlhgs county aud the arrest made by "A de puty
shenf, upon an order issued by Judge Brown. The
woman gave bail to the Sheriff
WORK or THE NEw-YORK MEDICAL MISSION
lhe second anniversary meeting of the New York
MEDICAL Mission was helu last night in the Broad
way Tabernacle with DIR. Alfred O. Post in the
tcndent, Mr.. DOukout, and by Dr.. Barchet and
Parker In the last twelve months $3.50 was
given to the society, of which 81 $40 was expended
Fifteen thousand sick persons visited and
prescribed Tor.
LAND SECURED FOR FIELD TRIALS.
The governors of the Eastern Fields Trial Club
met at DE inOmco's last night, A. II. Smith IN the
chair. There were present the following members
OF the club: Washington A. Costcr A. L. Godeiroy,