New-York tribune., 1883-06-07

highly recommended, Mr.. Rogers was formerly
colonel Of the 42d .1a aud s'ace He ssi is menu
Der of the Young Mems Democratic CIup
MEETING OF THE PARK COMMISSIONERS. =.
President Ollffe was able to occupy the char al
the meeting Of the Park C9mmssaCndsiS osa,nst ffs
advice of his physicians. Henry G. Cram addressed
the Board urging Rrd az aae SJ ~ sbs
northern end of the Park. ,Gopmissi2ner Wales
Sad that t6is work could be done before another
| summer, from lack Of appropriations.
KNOCKED OFF raE EhEytTsD hIast aAEosD
ct and Third ave- at o'clock yesterday afternoon
Patrick Griffin, of No. 141 Sulivan-st, tIac kman
the Elevated Railroad was Sent aiohg sns @ "a
to warn trains from passing. Before ne got o 10 .
place of safety blast went on ana piece Oh ~ tbe
| s;rnck him in the head. He was Knocked OIL the
track into the street below and was taken IN an mn
conscious condition to the Presbyterian Hospital
where his injuries were pronounced fatai.
AN ASSESSMENT ON, OIL
The United Pipe Lines wl make an S SsWs fo
! cover the loss by fire of tank OF OIL on the fot
Farm near Allegheny City, Penn The insurance insurance
bv an arrangement for the assessment whenever
any oil Is destroyed Of every certificate older IN
the proportion of his holding to the totai net socA
The assessment will probably be llgnt'
THE INVESTIGATION OF THE GOTH REGIMENT.
| At the continuation of the investigation into the
affairs of the Goth Regiment last nlgnt, MAJOR
Edward Duffy stated that he knew OF no pohticaio OF
hay,no said that the regiment needed active and
| young commander. Lieutenant @ hegan Ies.nou Inra
that in the wears 1876, 1877 and 1878 there were
two boards of officers, which met IN the same room'
but that these were ultimately merged lnto oho'
| The investigation will go on tomorrow hight.
REASONS WHY MR. FARRoW IS NOT ,;ONal ON T1a Rn As
| sociation has sent a letter to Adjutant-General
Dyer of Rhode island b sNyl%G rhe Arery was
| not selected as a member of the International Rlne
Team. The letter asserts that Mr.. farrow dia J nIi
comply with the presented . .s and that
he is guilty of insubordination aud is not proper
/ person TO be placed on the team
| CHARGED WITH CLUBBING An ACTOR. =. -,
| Policeman Patrick G. Lane of the Twentieth
Pr.cuct as on trial at Police Headquarters ycsier-
| day on a charge of clubbing Edward j: Jones an
setor OF No. La id Se was about to enter the
liquor store at Eighthave. and forteth 81 anu .n9
| policeman told him to go away Whch ne re,Msou ai
| Lane struck him and broke his finger. ne oiilcer
| denied that he had clubbed the actor and decision
| in the case was reserved
| LYING INJURED IN A CELLAR ALL NIGHT
| Workmen employ ell in new building IN Ihird-ave,
between Nnety-eighth and Ninetyninth SITS, heard
man groaning in the cellar at lO q. IN yesterday.
| They went down and found James smith, young
| laborer of No. 213 East Ninety-thrd-st, VINO hnd
! fallen into the cellar late on Tuesday night: he
had been injured seriously by the ial and had been
iusenslble for several honrs Inc police seh1 n'i W
| the Presbyterian Hospital.
NOT MURDERED But VICTIM OF ALCOHOLISM.
| Two women living IN the rear tencment-house
No SOC East Fourteenthst. told the police yester-
| day that they believed Richard Jordan, another IN
| mate of the house, had been murdered. Inc women
| found him dead in his room with some suspicious
bruises on his face while his wio was aepeS ihoTcS
abont sixty years old. The police made an nvesti,
CATION and came to the CONCLUSION that JORDAN hAo
died from alcoholism
| THE BOARD OF EDUCATION.
| The Board of Education passed resolutions yester-
| day complimentIng Williom Dowd, who recently
| resigned his position as School Commissioner, on
| his appoiutment on the Aqueduct ComInlssl0n
Jacob b. Vernilyea, Mr.. Dowd's successor. took his
in the Board BGd6 S1 SPd owd had seved SSpe
| teudent Jasper reported 374 cases Of iruancy IN
Nav. The Committee on Course of Study reported
i'm favor of introducing sewing one hour each week
| in the first second and third grades OF primary
| schools. The report went over
| ONLY ONE LICENSE FOR A BUILDING.
| The Excise Commissioners yesterday listened 10
| arruments Tor an additional liquor license for
FIcnch's Hotel building at Chatham and FRANK, x
fort SITS. On May - license was granted so,.o 70
one of the disputing heirs To occupy The old bar
room of the hotel. The other heirs wished To turn
the old office on the corner inIo aiso,
decided not 10 grant il on the ground that IL was
not proper to give more than one license for ono
building.
4 QUEER PLACE FOR sMUGGLED GOODS.
Special Agent Brackett yesterday made an exc;
animation OF the Havana steamship Saratoga OF
Wards Line. As his officers were about TO remove
the head of the fresh water condenser ono OF the
assistant engineers turned on tho steaul' starter
the circulating pump. and filled the condenser WIN
| water The chief-engineer was ordered 10 stop tnc
| nnmp and as he refused of the special agents
did IL. The condenser head was then removed anu u
$500 cigars were discovered lhsiue' sns"'H
| damaged by water.
| INVITING AMERICAN TRADE WITH TURKEY.
| Colonel A. j. II. Duganne recently received
from General Cluseret. formerly an 9incer III
| the American Army and now resident OF constan-
| tinople samples of English cotton goods which are
| much IN favor in Turkey. General Cluseret sug-
| gested that If American manufacturers would make
| Ia la M
| M a large American trade with Turkey. Colonel
! Duganne submitted the samples TO the committee
on Foreign Commerce of the Chamber OF Commerce
yesterday.
| DIsAPPRaRANCE OF A CAPTAIN.
The Swedish bark Pallas arrived here yesterday
from the island of Mauritlus IN command OF First
Mate Nestrom. He said that on APni ~ between
| the Cape of Good Hope and St. Helena, Captain
Lundonest disappeared just before daylight. and IL
| was supposed that he committed suicide by jump
inc overheard The captain had been despondent
for several days and il was believed that he felt
troubled because of an expense OF about $2oOo IN
Cured at Natal for repairs TO the vessel AL St.
| Helena the second mate and TWO soamen were
| landed because OF sickness.
TO ENJOY TEN DAYS OF SEA AIR.
The European steamships WHICH will sail to-day
have their full complement OF Gaoin p passengers.
Lolita NJ. Crabtree, the actress Mrs Graotree' ASH
. bel Green aud son. Professor Asger Hametlck, Mrs;
| I Lester Wallack the Rev. DIR. Henry Miller aud
the Messrs Rev. thomas Carroll, l. n. Albery, T.,
Murphy and w. j. Madden. Roar-Amiral Roger ~
gtembel. u. =. Navy III. dc Urlarlei spanish Con-
Z snl-Ceneral to Agiers and Mrs. Uriarte and son
will sail on the Labrador for Hayre. Mr. BALDWIN,
local agent of the State Line, vii sail on the state
Of Nebraska for Glasgow. Miss Minnie Hauk will
sail on the Sueyia
CHARGED WITH PERJURY BY WOMAN
Mrs. Ella Sexton. age eighteen, OF No. l,OI3 SEQ
l nTene Court for "A limited divorce from her nus
! band Thomas f. Sexton the son OF millionaire
liquor-dcaler, to whom she had been married short
time She then made an application to Justlce
= Barrett for counsel fee and almony Among the
evidence produced in opposition to tins motion was
living at No. 316 East Fityeecond-st., IN which II
was charged that the petitioner was a woman O.
n low character and that on one OCCASION, at bal
in Terrace Garden her conduct was so disgracefu