New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-30
FIryERAI OF AMBROSE X. STRIKER.

posted In the family vault Ill Trinity Cehclery'
THE FUNERAL OF FREDERICK II. CLARK:
The funeral of Frederick III. Clark was held yes
terday at $3.50 p. NJ. at his house. NO; ~ MesI
Eighteenth-st. The Rev. Dr. Thomas Gallaudet,
vices The body was taken TO Rlchield, Conn,
where it will be inferred in the family vault TINS
morning
NO ANSWER FROM THE POLICE COMMISSIONERS.
Robert Graham secretary of the Church Temper
ance Society, said yesterday to q reporter of The
TRIBUNE that the Police Commissioners had
not made any reply yet 10 the letter containing
list of questions relative to the grogshops in TINS
city, which was presented to them recently by
committee.
HID TO AWAIT THE RESULT OF INJURIES.
Charles Gilbert OF No. 49, Fourth-ave. was com
united in the Yorkville Police Court yesterday to
await the result of injuries inflicted upon Sane
Detz, OF No. 40 Lcxington-aye., young glrl with
whom he Is said TO have been intimate. 1t ~ al;
legged that he beat and kicked her i'll most brutal
manner on Wednesday night.
ARRIVAL OF THE SURVIVORS OF WRECK.
Among the Passengers on tie steamship Alex
drla, which arrived yesterday from Havana ana
Mexican ports, were Captain II. 1. Webster and
seamen w. +. Galley and w. Foster, the only sur
wing members of the crew of the American
schooner Starlight, which was wrecked at fronteTa
on February % on her way 10 New-fork. The
mate and three seamen were drowned.
PLANS FOR APARTMENT HOUSES.
James ID. Fish. OF No. IS Wal-st.. yesterday filed
plans Mt the Bureau of Buildings for seyen-stOry
apartment house at Nos. III, l23 l25 and ~
West lhlrty-nInth which 10 TO cost $4,000
and will accommodate twenty families. lie also
will build house at No. 1.4lS broadway for SIX
families at a cost Of 10000. There VIII be stores
Oh the first floor of the Latter house.
INDIAN CHIEFS COMING TO THIS CITY.
Two Indian chiefs Little Thunder and Leading
Feather representing the Chippe"as OF the Red
Lake aud White Faith reservations, in Minnesota,
are in Railway y. j. They will come from there to
this city. They have been TO Washing on TO com
pIan of the dcpreiations which white men are COM
hitting on their forests They complain bitterly of
the white officials having the reservations IN charge,
and say that they cEn get no redress from tnem.
ACAREIAGE AND \ FIRE ENGGNG l. COLLISION.
terday afternoon at Elghtecnt-st. aud S,1th-avc.,
struck a carriage belonging to Malcolm brahaul, OF
No 10 Nest Ssvcnte,nti-st The occupants OF tho
carriage were frightened but not hurt The heavy
pole the engine. however, struck one OF the car
rage horses, Iuluring him 80 badly that one 81 Mr.
Berghis men afterward shot the animal lie was
valued al $500 Mr. Graham - dealer III guns
and ammunition at No. 10 Maldch-ane.
KISSED FOR TRYING TO THROW ms OPPONENT.
johnnie" Saunders benefit at Harry mus
was we'll attended yesterday. The spdrrlhg was
rather tame. except tine rounds between James
Conley, OF Boston. aud Dennis Costigan, who in-
du ged IN something that approached 10 aluggng;
Conley. who was out-fought by his opponent, tired
to throw Inn repeatedly. until Hill interered and
threatened to have him removed There was
momcntary excitement, and the Boston man was
Kissed - he LETT the stage.
AFRAID OF PUBLICITY IN THE PRESS.
For many years II has been the practice OF the
Customs Inspectors, while waiting M the Barge
Office for assignments To incoming ', 5sels, To pass
the time IN playing chess aud similar games. On
Wednesday night, while Il number OF inspectors
were thus enga ged, Deputy Surveyor kibbe entered
the room and ordered the practice to be dscon-
tinurd. When asked the reason for such an order
Colonel kIbbc said that he was AFRAID that the
practice might be observed by reporters and pub
llshed III the press
BROOKLYN.
Mayor Low married Miss ROsalia De Steiiano and
Mare LOdOuna Italians, yesterday.
Seventy new are to be put on the lines Of the
Brooklyn CITY kallroad.
The amount realized for the Police Pension Fund
by the performances gwen IN January by Colonel
Sim, IN the Park Thcatre, was 81 ~ 70.
Revival services will be begun III ;Lo Brooklyn
Tabernacle on Monday next. 1he Rcy. Mr. Ta-
mage will be assisted by the Rev. Edward PaysOn
Hammond. Three services will be held each day.
The funeral of DR.. Charles y Goodrich, who died
on Wednesday at the OF eighty, VIII take place
to-day III 81. Marks Protestant Episcopal Church.
III Adelphl-si.
While repairing a steam pipe at No 60 Atlantic
ave. yesterday. Joseph Sharkey, age thirty-tivc,
fell into vnt of boiling water, lie was badly
scaded. and was taken TO ST. Peters Hospital
The Brighton Beach Improvement Company, lin
tied has been incorporated with the following di-
rcctOrs: William A. Engeman, Augustus Storrs.
80 WiiIi,',n MARSHALL Henry q Mummy ir
james .JOurdan and George ]. Murphy
When James Walker was arraigned before JUS
lice Bergen yesterday for taking poison with SUI
cdai intent, ms mother-In-law pleaded that he be
let off, asserting that he would never do such thing
again. The Justice eccedcd TO the request, saying
mothcr-n-aw wanted hlm 10 90 home.
In the suit of Richard saenger against Franklin
Woodruff and Others to recover $23, 900 rs damages
for injuries received by a bale of cotton falling on
HIM from the defendants warehouse &c the Atlantic
Docks, II WAS shown yesterday that tie plaintiff
had paid 800 in full for all damages while he
was under age. Judge Cullen held that tho failure
to return the money before commencing tho present
action was sufficient 10 dismiss the case.
JERSEY CITY.
The Board of Finance and the Board of Public
Works have each appointed committee of confer
Tor the purpose OF liking the rates for PasSao
water for next year. Owing to the fact that
the contract fer supplying llobOken has been ter
minated ana large revenue thus cut of, ILL
crease IN the rates will be necessary.
Paul Beatris. age twelve. was struck by q train nj
the " Westinghouse. crossing of the Pcnnsy vania
Railroad. about . o'clock Yesterday afternoon and
cut To pieces The remains were gathered up and
taken to the home OF the boys parents, No. 273l2
Westinghouse.
Three women giving their names as Emma
Quicker, Mary Williams and EmTa Becker were AZ
rested last night charge of larceny preferred by
Edward COursen, the keeper Of "A billiard room i'm
Newark-avc. Coursen, his barkeeper and another man
were carouslng with the three women III the Phila-
delpha Hotel, III M0ntgomery-st., and the party
was under the influence of liquor. COursen missed
Sl9b and created disturbance about It, when one
of the women produced Sl03 which she said she
had found under mattress, but the balance was
not Forthcoming and Coursen complained To the
police. Tho prisoners were held for examine
| ton.
NEWARK.
| The Presbytery of Newark will meet next Wednes.
day at the Third Presbyterian Church.
| The Trades Assembly have under discussion the
| ACCESSIBILITY OF taxing the Chinese laundrles.
The Madagascar ENJOYS will be present ut a meet
ing to be held to-day at the house OF exCongress-
man T. b. Pedde.
| Conrad Heberle cut his throat with n razor at his
house, No. 425 Halsey-s yesterday. Heberle who
| was III comfortable circumstance had been iii with