New-York tribune., 1883-03-13
NEW-YORK CVTI.

Five steamships landed l,o+J Immigrants ~ Ods-
tic Garien y5seTday.
M r. S." sends 80 for the Seeds family, and ).
Fowler engineer at No. 30 Wall-st. sends 81.
Detectives SIcvIn aud Duseubury started FOR
Portland. Ore., Last night, armed WIN II q"'N-
tiOn papers for julius Marcus, The ilqu'r broker'
FINAL noNoAs TO LIEUTENANT SEYMOUR
TIC funeral s'rylce7 o. lhe ltle leu eIant I
Charles seymour United Sat 8 Navy. took place
YESTERDAY az III, mothers house. NO. II Eat Ihr-
tv-eghth-sf. Ihr Rev. Dr. Watkins conducted tuo
services The iuternent was AT Greenwood.
SCHOOL DOORS TO BE KEPT UNLOCKED.
Insnccfnr tsierbrnok Yesterday directed that tho
front door, of the st. AIMS farochlal SchoVl' 40
ll3 East Eeventh-st shonin not or kept locked IN
school hours. He also ordered hr',e9g apes u 10
niaced on the front Of the Occidental Ho;cl III tho
Bowery.
PLANS POR ST. PATRICK's DAY.
The Ancient Order of HIbcruians met at Central
Hall last evening To make arrangements Tor ceie-
Oratiug ST. ParIcks Day. IL was stated tlHt aAyof
Edison had sIenidcd his mention oi ueus preS III
AZ Jonc,'s Wool in the cycnln-, aud tina ths Olf
privileges for III, day had been sold for 9J6-.
ACoSTRIBUTiON FROM GERMANY.
Kuauth Nachud u kuhHc. banker, Ol tins ciiy.
have transmitted to President Arthur S23G 70 Tor
the benefit oi the sufferers by lnuniatlon lh me
Unt.d States, this amount being ING equivaSsnI oi
/ 900 TcichmaTks subscribed Dy cl,lIchs OF bcIhh'
Gernany At The exchange rooms OF Brasch " Roth
eDstein of that city.
A CONCERT FOR CHARITABLE PURPOSE. ,
"Ali On a Summers Day; OF, tie Queen ol IL arts,
an original comic Operetta 10y X: warren orgahlst
OF the Anthon Memorial Church, Will be- gwen al
Ciickcnng Hall On Aprl !, for tie beneh' OF -
Lukc's Home for Aged and INDECENT Females. III
WAS given AT the same place year ago for char
liable oDJect, and proved popular
THE 7IsT REGIMENT FAIR.
The Board OF Trustees OF the lstRe2ment!met last
night at the arnOiy, at broadway ana lhliN -hiVh-
ST. With Surgeon General j. -. Bryant Ia the chair
All the arrangements for the coming TAR, winch ls
to open on Monday, March ~, were drhnIteIy SCI
He'd General Bryant stated that the contributions
the Board had received hAi lar eGcceucd Ils hoSV
sanguinc expectations.
ANNUAL Election OF sOROsIs.
The annual election of officers OF SOrOsls Tor the
ensuing year took place az DelmoncDs yesterday
aud resulted as follows: President, Mrs JENNIE u
CrolOy; vice presidents. the Rev. Ph1be Hama oTd
NJ Louise Thomas ii. VI. Farnsw0rth and Mrs. H.
Higgins; recording secretary, Mary NJ. No"t"hj )
corresponding secretary, Edna {. smith; treasurer,
| s. A. Kinney; and auditor nophia Oppennein.
ALL ADORNED WITH BLACK EYES.
The police of the Sixth Precinct on Sunday night
made descent OH n lOW resort for men aud women
at No 56 MulbcTry-st. and lo0k twehty-thfce prs
oners to the Elzabeth-st station; ne women weT1
III the majority, aud withont single exception an
of thesr had black eye. Al the lonbs, whore lho
prisoners were arraigncd yesterday, Justice Wniio
imposed sentences ranging from three 10 SIX months
11IF CABIN or BARGE DRIFTS ASHORE.
The attention o. Jao MOrrsanla police Was called
on Sunday the upper part OF the CaDin OF barge
which had drIi,ed ashore at ArhOldS fOut on tue
| preyiOus day. 1he barge apparently had blnK III
| ihe sound and only the cabin had noatcu' III was
made out that lhe barge was the II. D. Van SaDt-
ford some bills of Iading and letters addressed to
! the police.
| FINES COLLECTED IN THE POLICE COURTS.
George w. Creger, secretary OF the Board OF
Police Justices, makes the following returns 9t the
| aInount of fines collected III the various Police
Courts during the month OF February Special
Sesuons Court, $9ls: First District Court, S422 !;
second District Court, $l,O26; Third Dist rlct
| Court So II; Fourth District Court $l57 Fifth
! District Court, sos; Sixth District Court. - ;
! total, 3,44l.
DELAY ~ REMOVING BODY.
md in tla
| Uar,cm River on Saturday. was allowed To remain
! IN the water Tor long time alter It's discovery.
! Guarded by policemen and tied last to stake at
the shore H. loaled all Saturday night and during
! Sunday and sunday night. Yesterday the body was
removed to the Morgue. 1t WAS saii that the delay
In removing the body had been caused by ms al g
i'm transmitting the call fOr the dead wagon OH Sat
urday.
| PICTURES FINDING FEW PURCHASERS.
There was "a sale OF paintings 10y European artists
at the Madison square Art Rooms last evening,
Daniel A. Mathews acting as as aHctGneer, Inc
tremely dull Out OF catalogue OF 90 pictures ONLY
If found purchasers; The Rude Awakening" by
| Ssrrl brought 500; "Nirw OF the Custom House,
! on the Grand Canal" Venice by Liruner was sold
| for S2I7; The Prologue OF "A Drama" BY Svanda
realized 5000. The sale will be continued tins
| evening.
! A CHARGE OF ENBEzzLING NOT PRESSED.
Frederick MOellcT, who registered under tno name
! OF RcnhOid Mach, aud VINO was arrested on .
charge Of enIbozziiIg money from the Govsihmsn
Oi CObuIg, WAS taken yesterday by Deputy Marshal
Bernhard before Commissioner Belts. MOeller hao
| been "a clerk employed by the Government OF SAKE
COburg The charge against hlm was not pressed
and he was GIschar sed by the commissioners. Oh'
or Two other arrested by foreign cOnsus oi
similar charges have recently been released
SENDING OUT FALSE FIRE ALARMS.
The trial of Michael H. ODJnnell, one OF TIN
Young men charged with sending out false alarm
at fire. was begun Yesterday in the Court of Genera
Sessions Several of The Others accused of the sam
offence have pleaded guilty and been sentenced OF
graver charges. The testimony of Daniel Kenney
who was assoc cated in some of the expeditions o
the party. showed that several Of the alarms ha
been sent out Dy O'DonnelI. Chief Gicquel, OF I'll
, | Fire Department, testified that 0Donnel had Il