New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-17
NETWORK CITY

Hotel.
Seventh Regiment promenade concert at ArmOry.
Chess tournament at Manhattan Chess CluO rooms.
NETWORK CITY.
Patrick McAleer of No. II First-st., fell down a
flight of stairs at his house yesterday morning and
was killed.
Long heavy icicles fell from the East River
Bridge yesterday, some OF them striking the edges
OF Fulton Ferry boats.
President White of Cornell University sends $50
for the seeds family Albert Crane Mrs. Z. L. hel-
lOgg and " III. b." send 50 each.
A committee of the directors Of the Board of
Trade and Transportation was appointed yesterday
to attend the funeral Of A. NJ. Collin OH Monday.
Charles Il. Secbcck, who shot John NOonan, age
nine for throwing snowfall at him. was held in
8 900 bail the YorkYille Police Court yesterday.
John Brown. a working man, fined Yesterday
81 for walking in the cariageway in Central Park,
In the YOrkyiile Police Court by Justice Herman
The fOotpath vas covered with ice.
TIE BASEBALL LEAGUE OF GRAMMAR SCHOOLS.
A meeting of The Grammar school Baseball League
held yesterday. six new schools were repre-
sented Peck x Snyder have offered silver ball
4 trophy to b. contested for by the schools
REVIEW or THE ELEVENTH REGIMENT.
Owing to the inciemrucy OF the weather few per-
Witnessed the review of the lth Regiment at
Its aTmOry last night. The few who were there,
however, heartily enjoyed II. All the movements
were well executed, and showed very careful dill
ing.
THE RACING or LAST YEAR.
Part 1 OF "Kr!Ns Guide 10 he Turf" is ont. and
gives all the information that any racing man can
desire concerning the turf IN the year lSo2. IL -
complete, accurate, wcil-arrangcd and we'll
ndexcd tia 1t Is a mcdcl for works OF this class.
TIE PRESIDENT II THF CITY.
President Arthur received few callers yesterday.
Az + at lending ex Goycrnor Morgm's funeral he
called a riend who was DID,. iIt took dinner with
Charles ~. Miller a. who's. h0us" D. ls staying, and
spent the eycaIu- quietly. lie will - 20 W dshlnS-
ton this afternoon.
ARRESTED 100 TIMES ~ THREE YEARS.
In an examination yesterday a. Comm s,Ioncr
Shields in the case oi avid Lpkl. WHO was accused
OF peudlng par- vithIuta license, Harris W1ss3d,
cigar mana tircr OF No IO6 Is x-s-. testified
that IN thirc years residence TINS city hc had
been arrested 100 times by lut"mti Revenue officers
EXAMINING IIfE BOOKS OF TIE POLICE
In complilLce with "A recent request of the Police
Commissioners. tn" Commissioner oi Accounts yes
tcruay sol two expert, at work upon tne boH .s Oi
record at Police Headquarters. hey VIII in{r,.I,
gale the management Of tne Police Pension Fund
from 81 until ho pres ni time.
GEORGE T.. NtUpN HorrLE,-LY INSANE.
Gcufgr J.. Ndhou, lie on queer Who. 90 % hi ~ m
sanity Killed Michael krliiucr. fellow patient no
Bellevue Hospit4l on cbUaty {. r.!Ap.-d yesterday
into hppcic,, insanity. He Wa Arrested at The lu-
stance OF "a, boLd5uIn lie v,, tJt"n 10 tie
Coroncrs Office wncie he Was committed 90 the
loMbs,
FAEfWsLL TO s WELSH MINISTER,
A farewell cutor..lameui was gwen To- The Rev.
y. Dylu Davies last evening o. Clarendon Hall lu
Hls U@eb M a.t HE Eicv,n Of Which me-
has been pastor lor A' last eight t.a. here were
addresses b, t.c Rev. McIsrs. Lloyd, D.Ihillps aud
Hugh Prcasid
OPPOSED TO THE INIEFNAL 1INtNtr TANr~
The Board OF Trade and lrdu-por auou yc,'cr-
day adopted reso uiion recommending" 90" rope
of the internal revenue taNes, excepting those on
tobacco, spifIts and tcrncutcd liquors; ahh u.4lnf
tue DONG away with Stamps on bank checks pro
pri,tary ARTICLES and matches, ether with the
taxes on bank deposits and On alcohol used IN man
ulactuTcs ana the arts.
FAILURE or GRAIN BEoKEE.
". : Brtckrn, gram broker at va. 30 Broad
ST.. announced 10 the Produce Exchange yesterday
hls inability t. meet ms mercantile ObliE lti0us
ms liabilities amount 10 about 1000. fDc cause
Of the failure Was due O. AN advancing market and
the failure ul b. customers to respond TO demands
for margins. Nj. Br4,keu failed apOUt four years
ago. tie was at ono time Interested ~ tho hrn Ot
Hermann Schulz I * 60.
FINED $3.50 FOR HIRING a CHILD ACTRESS.
JACOB Alb RE WasarrtIguad 900 tuc 1urt ot special
Sessions Yesterday, fore justices klurrfh, smith
and Ford to answer d complaint foe employing
Lille Atkinson, NTH" git clsut years ol axe, Of
No 322 East Twenty sixth-sf.. To- play at his vdr.-
ETY. theatre IN Elgith-sr. William Atkinson. a car
pcnter and the tath"rof tn Do ic girl said That she
got 10 week. Abrrlc was fined 800.
MEMORIES or SLAVERY DAYS.
John Swutou delivered "a lecture entitled " From
the Auction Block 10 the l}dttlrhcid Iu Tie Bethel
African Methodist Episcopal Church. last evening,
it being the hr5t Of free OF lectures gwen
uude. the auspices of the Bethel Literary aud His
tOrCal Association. The lecture embraced throe
sketches: \ slave auction IA South Carolina, a
slayc-hunt in Kansas, and battlefield m Virginia.
he audience was large and the lecturer frc-
quently interrupted BY applause.
TIE IyTERNENr or sOLuIlEs
a. a meeting of the Order ot Lat yett", a. the
Windsor Hotel on Thursday evening, 10 was resolved
tnat IN view of the recent qur stIOn raised IN Kings
County relative to pauper graves for soldiers. the
Committee on Intcrmcnts miyht giant permission
for the burial OF deceased colder IN the cemetery
plot of the order provided that application for the
same made by the commander of Post Of the
Grand Army OF the Republic.
IRVING HALL COMMITTEE oRGANiZiNG.
ha fTst ffgsp The itNIf Ii.li
cral Committee organized last evening 10y the cleo
ton Of e1-Sh rih BOWc, chairman; Joseph J.. Me- |
DOnOugh aud John J. FINN, crctlIics, aud Charles !
G.. Cornell, treasurer COMMITTEE on Legislation |
WAS appointed, with instructions t. inform the As
$. mby tommttcr Clues That Irving Hall laYors
the election by tho people of the heads OF depart
ments OF the city government and Of police Justices
REGISTERS OFFICE NOTES.
The property at Nos. >, 10 aud ~ broadway and |
40 81 and % New-st.,whicn was LATELY obtained by |
j oseph a. Dunn from the Charter OAK Lie lnsur. |
sncc Company, OF Hartford, Conn. sold ycstcr-
day by him 10 Helen LangdOn. of tins CITY, for |
$GOO,OO0. Arthur l.. Never purchased tho dwcll- |
lnGs at Nos. 800, 3O2, 800, 3O6 sos, 1884, $3.50 and
335 Ia Seyenty cOud-st, for $4,000. he sum
Of Ql0l 600 was paid for the premises at sO-. 81 |
and 81 Pcarst. and 81 aud 90 StOnc-st., by Frank
lln A. Wilcox.
MIR. DEUELs SUCCESSOR
Timothy Griffith, Nj. COnkhEg's former socre-
tary, who has been appointed Clerk Of the United
States Circuit Court did not assume his new office
yesterday. Clerk Deuel., whom he succeeds was
formerly acquainted with Mr.. Griffith, but refused
yesterday to say anything about his pas; habits or
character. 1t was learned that one of the physI-
clans at the Clifton springs Water Cure, in this
NJ thai establishment on two occasions IN 1873 aud
IN 1870 under treatment for inebfIety.
TIE ORGANIZATION OF A LiFE-sAYGNG CORPS.
Christopher iluell, of the II. Louis FIrc Depart |
nent. who has been engaged 10 dnil New YORK ire
men III the use Of liie-sayIng appliances, arrived in
tins city YcslcTddY. In tine afternoon he went to