New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-08
NETWORK CITY.

Beooars haunted the streets in the vicinity OF
MANY churches yesterday and some OF them reapeu
rich harvests A.,
The training ship Saratoga, now lying at the Inc
R-ooklyn NAVY Yard is, it is understood TO cruise
on the home station as soon as she Is lifted OUT
sILK-woRMs' EGGS FOR DISTRIBUTION: ,oa
The New York Silk Exchange mas Deen presenter
tbrongh the Consulate of Japan, with case COLI
tanning millions of silk worms eggs. ~ rs. rs .1 40
intention of the Exchange 10 ulSuiou'o '4'AA "
American silk culturists free.
YEAR OF GREAT PROSPERITY.
rho EonitahIe Lie Assurance Society OF New
York issued last year OOOO 0oo OIL ne" andd
The comDapy's assets on Jan naG snpeIus
SIS 900 OOO of which O,500oO0 were we're SUI us
the income in 1882 was over ST. ,OOoOOo, ana INC
amount of new business was greater lnah tna' "a
any other company III the Worlu'
THE SCIENCE THE WORLD NEEDS.
Tn the Tabernacle Baptist Church, SecOnd-ave.
ord Tenth-st Yesterday morning, the pastor, tne
Rev Mr. Hull preached on q" Inc Science tle Moti ai
Needs" This SCIENCE said the preacher rs 10 Kno"
cod and to know Him one must seek 10 kn0" iiIn.
The sermon in the evening was entitled lhouBhts
for the New Year"
OPPOSING THE REMOVAL OF CEMETERY. =,
A meeting of the committee appointed by the
o,1nars of hnr1al lots in tho Catholic cemetery In
bodies burled there was hold at the house OF Dr.
Duogan No 1872 FTanklln-ave. Brooklyn, yes
terdaV afternoon. Arrangements were made Tor
the holding of ii meeting OF all interested IN Inc
matter in Room No. 81, at the Cooper Unioh' uV
7:3O o'clock OH Wednesday evening
uptD 70 AWAIT THE RESULT OF INJURIES.
JobIf F. Schmidt a beer-snop keeper, oil NO. 10y
East Eleventh-st., Tor committing an asst 80 49,
assault on John Long, truckman, Oh No. 90 Ia %
Lleventh-st., on Friday night, from the eHcvVo oi
which Longs life is endangered, was held IN tho
Essex Market Police Court yesterday 10 await 'no
result OF the injuries, In default o. @-'Ooo jail
NO AMERICAN HAMFATTERs" PtEaENr.
The speciai meeting OF the " American HamIht-
tersD which was called by some practlcaI JohoI ~
be held at the Morton House last evening, proFGd
10 be simply effort 20 maze niue iuh az tlie
EXPENSE Of Osnond Ieare, who had seen ~ 20 sPondA
of American actors IN that way mo olei az 'iio
Morton House sand last night that no hau aso
received a printed notice 10 the same eHeGt, pqU
that il was simply an attempt to make MI 1earlo
uneasy and perhaps TO fnghten him Ittle'
A DIALECT COMEDIAN ARRESTED.
CbarIes Ward age twenty, formerly dialecG
comedian AZ the Alhambra Theatre, was arraigned
at the Iombs Police Court yesterday on inc eonI-
plant of Allen May Reid, VINO charged MN WIN
breaking open "A trunk belonging TO ms motneI'
Mira NARY A. Keld, IN the boa ding OF Mrs
Carew, No. "A lrving-place. on December = anu
taking JheTelTOm gOlu CON, lcWcI9, etV'' "a
value of SlOO lie was neIu lOr tIl-I III NSi""i' Va
p 1900 ban.
A COLLISION AT NIGHT At SEA.
The schooner Mary Queen oil the sea arrived JIs-
terday from AspInNa an, by way OF hey nist. eno
smiled from Asplnwall on October ~ ana, having
lO,t her Dowsprit and head-ngging. ana sustained
other damage III severe weather. she put INTO hey
NJ for reuuirs She sailed rom that place on Do
cember D. and when OH Long Branch ON SdtuIday
night was run into by the brlg >. T.. Kennedy ana
sustained signT damage about ner BOWS.
MISLEADING a YOUNG CHORUS sINGtR :,
Minnie tisuer of No AZ BOnO-at, wa, charged IN
the jefferson Market Police court yesterday morn
Ing with keeping disOrderly house. she waved
examination ana was admitted TO pan IN SoVo ne
complainant IN the case was Helen AfnOuA' age NJ
teen VINO arrived III This city iT0u Baltimore wan
her elder sister six weeks ago. IL Is stated mat she
was engaged a chorus singer IN the Oerhlh!a
Theatre and Whine 50 empiOyed was induced 10
enter YRS Fishers house. Sic had Dern An Inmate
of il for three weeks when she WAS discovered ana
taken from II by her sister. The case was brought
10 the attentioii of Superintendent jenkins, OF the
Soceiy Tor the Prevention ef Cruelty " Children,
and he caused the womans arrest
YOUNG POOL PLAYERS ARRESTED
Six boys the oldest OF whom was sixteen years OF
age and the Youngest tmriecn, were arraigned in
the Jefferson MarKet Police court yesterday morn
ing. Is, side them stood Mrs. Magdalena stun, a
mIddle-aged German woman. Ihey had been ar
rested ON saturday night at 10 o'clock by Oihsers
Young and Berluder OF the society Tor the freVch-
ton OF cruelty to Children IA the Deer sh"p 20.
| 2IS Seycnth-aye, conducted by Mrs Stuhi he
| bows were playing pool. lhey were helu as VII
| nesses against Mrs. Stuhl, who was charged WIN
permitting boys under hiteoh 10 pay pooh INC
how. were gwen into the custody of their parents
! VINO promised to produce them when Inc case If
brought up for trial. Mrs stunt was held to answer
| two charges IN $3OO cacn
| HE WILL OF FRANCIS GEORGE SHAW.
| The will of the ats Francs George Shaw, OF
| CastletOn, has been filed IN the Ricbmond county
Surrogates office. To the widow are given all Tue
| household effects the library aud also the horses
| aud carriages. She Is 10 have the use oil the house
in CaslcOn during her lie. ana aitrr her utath !
| is TO be- sold and the proceeds are TO be equally
divided between the four daughters or their heirs
| TO his daughter, Josephine Shaw L'Well, lie gives
| the house at No. 10 east lnftlelu-sl', tnls cly
| and 10 ms sons widow Anna kneoland Shaw. The
| ann of So 900 TO each of his grandchildren. he
bequeathes ~ 900. The Insurance on MS lie II
| gwen TO his nephew by marriage, william Howard
| n bite and to the latters wife Is bequcathed
$4,000. 10 James Deylne and vile is glyen Ent
| mousse at West Brighton IN which theY nVe. Inc
| daughters, who share equally the residue OK tIe
| property after the mothers DEATH are Anna, wlit
| 81 L.. Al 4mf
| b. Mntum Ellen, wife of FRANCIS Z; Barl2"' ano
| Josephine widow OF Charles H. Lowell. ne
| Minturn Francis C. Barlow, John Greenough and
| the widow of the testator
BROOKLYN
Choked-up sewers are numerous.
| Few seighs were seen on the roads yesterday.
Several serious accidents occurred yesterday from
| the slippery condition OF the sidewalks
thief entered the ladies' readingroom in the
| Brooklyn Library on Saturday evening aud stole
| Turkish rug worth S2O.
Yesterday morning Mrs. Lizzie bunker, age fifty
eight of No 27l Third-st., Il. d., committed suicide
| by jumping from tho fOurth-stOry window of hel
| home. Sine died in few minutes. No cause fol
thu act Is known.
The house of John Miller, No. 251 South First-st
| was entered yesterday morning by burglars, who
stole two OvercOats and watch, III all worth $50
The overcoats were dropped in Slxth-st by a man
| who seen by policeman but made his co
| cape.
Al the meeting of the Brooklyn Citizens Protec
tive Union, an organization Of liquor sellers, held
yesterday, 1t voted to send 500 to +. Ladenhurg
at Frankfort on the Man, for the benefit of the
sufferers from the Rhine floods.
John Lynch, age twenty-onc OF No. 22i Bush
ST., was arrested at an early hour yesterday morn
ing for felOniOus assault upon John Murtha. ag'
twenty -f0ur, of No. 1874 tlamilton-ave The tw,
! men had quarrel in a liquor store ut No. 10,
HamiltOn-ave., and Lynch drew knife and sta bbeC
Murtha iii the side of tho head, causing compount
fracture Of the skull. Murtha's condition regard
ed as dangerous. lie is at the Long Island Colleg
| Hospital
| NEWARK.
| A number OF citizens have under consideration
project Of building n large and handsome operi
house near Broad and Market-sts.
The produce commission firm of David & Err
Geary, Centre Market, Is reported to have falle
with liabilities which the hrm states to be onl,