New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-14
NEW.YOrk CITY.

Arrest, last week, 1866; births, $50; deaths,
80; marriage, 500.
week were $3.50.
The fines collected IN the various polio, courts
during Scptcmb T amounted 10 So 43.
ROD AND REEL TOURNAMENT.
The National Tournament OF the Rod aud Reel
Association will be- held on Tuesday and Ncdu"s-
day al the Harlem Mere. IN Central Park, beginning
each day at a. IA. There IS "a large number Of
euIUcs.
ILLNESS or 4 PRIEST.
The Rev. ArJnar j. DonurIiy. pastor Of 81.
Michael Roman Catholic Church IA West Thirty
sccOnds'., Ia tuIs city Is seriously III at the pas
torIl residence, 40. 3N3 Nlnth-aV".
JUSTICE GARDNER rrfcMING PROPERTY,
A contract was recorded 90 tuc RegstcTs Office
Yesterday by winch Police Justice HuEL GaIdLcr
has agreed 10 purchase the premises No. 400 West
Twcnry-sccoudst. from Maria l.. Adams for
$1,000.
THE ROUTE FOR THE AQUrDUCT.
The propcr'y,Ownrrs along the proposed line Of
the new Croion Aqarduct, following the Hudson
River, are oudctyuuug 10 hay' ihr saw Mil RIVER
or some other route ADOPTED. The Aqucduct Com
mission will CIV a public hearing tomorrow 10 all
VINO are interested IN the proposed routes
STEALING FEOI TIL MAILS.
William j. Ai,rarIaId. a C.e,k IN the General
Pot Ol.e was arrr-tcI yesterday by Post Office
Inspector NcwcUuIr. on the charge OF stealing from
line mails he va. found scuretIug "A parcel OF
lively addressed 90 La France ~ Wise, Elm.ra.
" y The prisoner cUuic, sod TINS aud other thCIta
le nas been only "a lew months IN The service, lie
A. held - ODO piIl ~ commissioner SulcIAe
Transactions or TIE posi- OFFICE.
The statement Oi tue transactions oi the Now
YORK Post Ouirr tor The quarter ending September
30 Was issued yesterday by iosimastcr Pearson.
1 he reduction oi postage on Octobc. caused "a
large falling OF OF purchase, OF STAMP, IN August
and September, aud the rrCcIptG of the Oil 'c
$3,O3l 10 less than Tor tho corresponding quarter
last year. the gTos- receipts were @lO3O,I2O %
and tn expenses S@2O.JUI 81, leaving q net row.
ruuc OF $50, lGi H.
READING TIE PASTORAL LETTER
At number OF the Roman Catholic churches IN
this city. including ri. stephens Church IA last
twenty Ightnst., the pastoral letter Of the New
York Provincial Council WAS only partly read last
SUNDAY, owing to ITS great leugtb. The order OF
the Cardinal and the other Bishops makcSit UblIga-
tory on the pastors OF every Calhohc church IN tho
Province read the entire letter TO their Cougrr-
cations once but 1t IL moi ,ary 10 do the reads
Iug all at one time or even on the same day.
OPENING An INDUSTRIAL MISSION SCHOOL
The industrial Mission school Ul Mrs. IlIdiOw,
in LudloW.placr, West Houiton-s., was opened
yesterday for the winter. Seyeuty-sevrn little
girls from four To fourteen years OLD ASSEM-
bled m the rooms aud were addressed by the
Rev. Dr. Davenport. AferNard they were treated
to an entertainment OF cakes and cream. large
number of the children have been in attendance AZ
Mrs. LaIdlOw'4 school Tor six years. They are
taught sewing and household work and tho Older
children Taught to sew on the sewing machine.
NOT A 81. LOU, BOY But 4 PIIILADELPIuAN.
Superintendent jenkins, Of tie Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty to Children, yesterday IN
formed Justice White at the IOmUs Police Court,
that the boy Frank Wesncr VINO was found III the
Bowery a lew nights ago and who SAID that Inc was
from ST. LOUIS, had been! Intentliid. torn ticket
of associate membership OF the Phllade pima Young
Mems Christian Association, bearing the name OF
Frank 5. West wasiuund, and upon investigation
he proved to be the of Mrs. f. A. West of PhIla-
delphla The boy had been IN the habit of reading
tashY literature.
AN ABANDONED BRIG SIGHTED AND LOST.
The German bark AlpIna commanded by Cap
| tain NUrdt, arrived here yesterday from Bordeaux.
| On September g, IN latitude 40 90 MN. aud
longitude u 90 min, tho vessel sighted the
Greek brig ThessalOs, abandoned by her crew and
driving without her ruddeT All her rigging was
standing save both lower tOpsails which had been
blown away party from the Alpha boarded the
brig aud found that the cargo was of grain.
cat and several fowls were found Oh board alive,
Apparently the brig was not leaking. The party
returned TO the Alpha, ana IN the night thick
fog When II cleared away, according 10 the
report OF Captain Nurdt the Ihes,alOs was no
where 10 be seen. The Greek brig was built and
owned IN syria, Greece, aud was 42S tons burden.
BROOKLYN
The police made $40 arrests last week
The First Independent Catholic Church Of Brook
Iyn has been incorporated by Edmond n. Jsh-
John Campbell ana kOJort Greer, and the articles
were filed Ia the County Clerks Office Yesterday.
WiliemIua HolZherr a child one year old. tcI