New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-25
NETWORK CITY.


The number Of immigrants landed at Castle Gar
den last week was J,207.
James Callahan, a stone-mason. seventy. yearsOld,
was found dea yesterday IN his room at EltOn-aye
and One-hundred -and-slXt y-secOnd-st.
buildings reported unsafe yesterday: Nos 1873
Wiiam-st., 33 LoentIes-slip, and 539 East one
hundred-and- seventcenth-st.
G. b. Richard & Co. sent yesterday TO the Rhen-
ish sufferers the additional sum OF l9'7oo reich
marks
The next lecture in the Rev. w. II. Milbnrn's
course will be delivered tomorrow; The subject
will be " Lord Halifax and the Revolution"
WORK on THE GREAT BRIDGE.
! onfcr railing of the East River Bridge yesterday
The roadway for foot passengers between the tower
| and the New-York approach is completed.
SUDDEN DEATH OF A MEDICAL STUDENT.
Basil Gordon tIerndOD q student at The Bellevue
Medical College, died suddenly Yesterday OF pneu-
monia, after only one days illness. lie was the son
of Charles HerndOn. OF Virginia.
MAKING A "POsT-NUPT1AL SETTLEMENT"
The sum of 81 900. TO be paid to his wife, Eu-
phrasie, after his death, was provided for by an
instrument executed by Martial Alexander TacOn-
net and recorded YESTERDAY. II was characterized
as a "pOst-nuplial settlement"
DESERVING PUNIsHMENST FOR CONTEMPT.
Justice DonOhue yesterday decided that l.. w.
Emerson the attorney for the receiver of the Co
operative Dress Association, ought to be punished
for con empt Of court for violating an injunction
restraining he receiver from dIspOSIng III any way
of the property Of the association until the further
order OF the Court.
IACIyG A SMALL VALUE oN HER RIGHT OF DOVER.
In the Registers Office yesterday an instrument
vas recorded which sets forth that Wilhelmine
kumnerle sued for separation IRON her husband,
john on February 9. An order for allmony was
Granted. The husband has now PAD NE, her TiIo'
however in consideration OF which Mrs. Kun
merle releases him from all obligations 10 provide
for Der maintenance, and she waves all nght oil
dover.
THE IINNRAN SOCIETY.
The LinnRan Society held meeting last evening
in the American GeOgTa phical Society building, No
IL West Twenty-nnth-st. paper was read by
T.. T. Bickncl president OF the society, on An
inquiry Into the Use aud Disuso of the Vocal
Organs of Birds" Dr. Elliot Cowes of Washing
ton was elected n member, and extracts from cor
| respOndence with the Liun1an Society OF London
| were read.
WILLIAM ZECKENDORF's FAILURE.
| William Zcckendorf, of Tucson, Ariz., whose
failure was announced yesterday, has his office at
| No 43 Elm-st this city. lie has ilVed there Tor
| the past two years He owes In New-1ork over
100000 of which $4,000 IS notes and bank ac-
| connts all confidential and ~ 800 IN open ae-
commits for merchandise. The liabilities are reported
| ali the way from $4,000 10 100000 and the
| nominal assets are estimated at about the same
| figures.
OBTAINING VELVET on A FORGED ORDER.
Charles jackson, age eighteen OF No. ~ Canal-sty
was a1ragned before Justice White yesterday. at
| the Tombs Police Court, on complaint oil Charles 4.
! Goeppel for having obtained OF A. Hammacher d
| Co.. OF No 229 Bowery by means of a forged order,
purpOrting 10 have been issued by IL. llenmann' OF
No l7S Mott-st two pieces of velvet OF theyaue oi
| 1915, on February %. ! he goods were delivered
| TO him by Frederick c. Roch. The prisoner was
| held for examination.
DISSATISFIED YOUNG REPUBLICANS.
The Young Mems Republican Club of the XXlIld
| District he a meeting on Friday evening, at No.
1891 hlId-aye, and adopted resolutions declaring
that the Republican Central Committee had exclud
ed from representation the majority of the Republic
can voters in that district, and recommending that
all members OF the XXIlId District Republican AS
| ISOLATION who i'll sympathy with the Young
Mems Republican Club withdraw from the associa-
| ton.
! DEATH CAUSED by AN INJURY TO FINGER.
Coroner Kennedy held an inquest yesterday in the
case of Catharne T.. Cannon wife of Special Ofice
John Cannon, Of No. % MOntgomery-st. who died
| from traumatlc tetanus, the result Of wound on
| into the cellar of No l Ridge-st. The trap-dOor
| through which Mrs. Cannon fell was In the pas