New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-15
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Unsrre bpiilinrs reYcTtrd v ster:ly: Ms. -
Warts t. Is? WaehinG ton-st. 80 fiist-aYr IN /
402 EIS; hg@tcenth s..
DEATHS LIST wees 73i births, G2l marriages
23i: arrests. 1,40t eSci~e Ices granted 20
and fees collected fos licenses, S>l7,010.
SUPPRESSION IL Co1Iu% BEoK1R
Herman ilagci0rH. bI"ke7. oil Ne. SioNc-S'"
sent word to The Cotton Exchange Yesterday hat
he couI not m"rt his engagements HIS laui!''lcS
are -, 600 Two Yeas ago ne was h'aS W
elatOr, but OF la hl' irans1c'l"nS n'F0 ute" S"'
ABIIND WOMAN KILLED BY FALLING BOWS STAIRS
Mrs CornelIa Vsrblic.,, widow nearly ScNcniS
wears old who boarded with her b~othcr-ln-li", MI.
Boeert NJ No. IL East Eiehteen:h-s'., fell dow
stairs vest .r,lay afternoon and received injuries
from which she Afterwards d'ed. Sc hd' p'ci
bind Cor about year.
DISCUSSING A MEMORIAL TO PET;R COOPER,
The Alumni Society % the Cooper tn"n ~, Ii I
evening TO discuss the subject of memorial |" 'he
late Peter Cooper. Several plans we're u'ScuSS'"'
the one meeting with the most iaNoF ncihe t"r VI.
ton of monument IN the triangle on the seventh,
ST. side of the building. committee was lPpoh'c1
consider the ST. lcc ana 20 ascertain t"o "loi Vi
tie family III the matter
RETURN OF A RUNAWAY BOY.
The son of Henry II. Parker, the lad whose diS-
appearance was published IN lHE IRlBUNE ycsier-
day was returned to his home later IN the day: lie
was fonnd in New Haven, where lie had apFl"d al
police station for lodging ms iather Sala lISt
night that the boy had been suffering ron ccTcnIo-
spinal meningitis and that Le was doubtless labor
ing under temporary alteration when he lelt nome
FoX-nuNIING IN ESSEN COUNTY.
The Essex County Hunt met YESTERDAY M the
home of Charles IcckSher, the master OF the houndS
on Orange Mountain. There were about nj " rIierS
INCLUDING ff t @ o a er ne g the BE- S%p
The brush was won by Miss Amy SmIth. Mr.. VIII
merding obtained the mask. Inc paGs we're We're
awarded to Mr.. Ward. of Orange MeSSrS. McCFaty
and Page of New-York, and MIR. Todd. OF orange.
AN INSANE MAN ATTEMPTING SUICIDE.
Daniel Sweeney, an insane man. , atemRted 10
second-st yesterday morning. lie said an army oil
men were trying to kill him, and he could only es-
cape BY swimming 10 Central PARK. ne was COM
mtted to the care of the Commissioners or CHARITIES
and Correction.
THE WASHINGTON CLUB ASSAULT CASE
Robert Cushing. who quanclled with Colonel
William r. Roberts the Washington CIup on
March z and was struck by the lattrrs henchman
Francis O'rooo, appeared in tue JaierSon Market
Court Yesterday TO prosecute OIO0!e for the
assault The latter waved examination and was
held III $500 bail for trial
DRIVING TANDEM THROUGH THE COUNTRY,
Theodore b. BrouSon and w Livingston Ham
ersley started from this city yesterday morning TO
drive TO Norwalk Conn. They drove tandem ana
expected 10 reach their destination by o'clock
in the evening If taey find the roads III gool con
dihon they will continue their trp gong as lar as
New-Eayen.
GAMBLER HELD FOR TRIAL
In the TOmbs Police Court, Yesterday, A. W ilSon,
who was arrested on FRIDAY night was arFalgned,
charged with violating the gambling laws; Com
plant was made by Joseph /. Lolner, Of NO, 10
East Twenty-eigbth who alleges that he was IN
weighed into the house No. Al Vest lwenty-elghth-
st.. where the prisoner was dealing in faro game
Power
81 900 BAIL
RELIEF DISTRIBUTED TO FLOOD SUFFERERS.
Mrs. Osborn, the delegate of the New-fQrk state
Auxiliary of the Womens National Relief ASS0cIi-
ton has returned from her mission to the Hood
sufferers. She distributed 1918 pieces OF clothing
to the people of Grand View, Raleigh, Unortown,
Hawesvile, RockpOrt and LOUISVILLE, besides money
for provisions. She relieved 1927 families
MA11ciousLY lNJURvG a woMAN's DRESS.
While Mrs. Nary +. Cohen, OF No. I'd Iehiy-St,
wife of lawyer dong business at 29l bioaawayi
in RAJ H-sf vest
by her mother, John Anderson tTeSco painter Ol
Rye N. Y. cut her silk cloak with knlie. over
allv kept. Justice Gardner, Yesterday AZ the Is
Market Police Court, held Anderson Tor trlai III
$500 bail.
COMPETITORS MATCHES AT CREEDMooR.
In the conditions of the competitors matches at
Creedmoor which are TO begin next Wednesday, II
is stipulated that rIhem-n who intend to enter inc
nav count qualifying scores made in these earlier
matches The position i'll shooting at all distances
is to conform TO the regulations OF the internalohai
match; any rifle with open sights will be allowed,
but there is TO be no cleaning except between
ranges
FIXING CANAL FREIGHT RATES:
The canal boatmen he'd an adjourned meeting
last evening at No. - South-St., for the
purpose of regulating the, freight rates be-
port OF a committee establishing the rates at all
points on a basis of 81 70 ton from New-York to
Montreal, was accepted and committee wasapp0lnt-
I'd to have the resolutions of the society printed ana
copies sent all canal ports for the signatures OF
boatmen. More than 100 pledged themselves last
evening TO abide 10y the action OF the organlza tlOn
TIE PERJURY IN MAJOR HARRoLDs SUIT.
William Fuham, one of the seven men who are
charged with perjury in connection with MAJOR
Harrold's suit against the New-Y0rk Elevated RaiI-
road and one of the two who failed to appear at
the examination on Friday, was arrested on war
rant by Court Officer Nixon YESTERDAY anq helu IN
bail. +. L. d. GaynOr, the auditor OF the Elevated
Railroad appeared III court and asked 10 DC ac-
cepted as bondsman for the four men, who were
temporarily baied by Alderman waite. ne sald
he was the owner Of about $4,000 worth OF real
estate in One hundIcd-and-sixtie and Onc-hun-
dred- tn -sts west of Ienth-ave JUS
tice Patterson refused 10 accept him as uouusi1an
MR. sToDpAKDs LECTURE COURSE: -
John l.. Stoddard completed the nrst week OF MS
ing his lecture Travels IN sunny SPAIN" The
lectures were all well attended. They are illus
trated by stcTeopticOn views OF many interest
ing objects in the Old World, and are BOTH enter
taining and instructive. During this coming week
Liz stoddard will speak upon the following
Rome" Notes from the Netherlands" . Gems Of
Continental Travel" EgyPt ana ana me me,
"Trayels in Sunny Spain" and " he Sp!endOTs I'll
Switzerland"
BROOKLYN
Permits for tic erection of fifty Lew buildings
We're granted last week.
"No reasonable offer refused is the sign IN
store window on one Of the principal streets lhe
storekceper is supposed TO be an unmarried woman
Louisa Meyer, age twentv-three. employed as
servant at No. 2l4 HaITIsOn-st. Killed heIset py
taking q dose of oxallc acid yesterday morning
Suit against the Thngvalla Steamship Company
for $50 900 has been brought in the Kings County
Supreme Court by Jens Jacobsen Foegner, pas
seDger, for injuries received by derrick failing Oh
him while ON board one OF the defendants vessels
The committee OF the Board of Aldermen on street
opening has promised TO present favorable report
on the plan of the Tree Planting and Fountain So
ciety for ornamenting the City Hall plaza Gordon
L. Ford and others who presented the case esti-
mated the cost at only $500 or $40O.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
MOUNT VETNON.-The Water Supply Company
has voted to increase its capital stock 10 $4,000
WEsTCHEsTER.-The Bronx River Gun Club has
been organized with T. r. Hyde as president; Peter
Briggs IT.. secretary, aud 4. Braun, treasurer