New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-25

General V. ID. Groner OF Nlrglha ana mia an -
jeremiah MCGUIRE, Of Eimira X HO"ee-
Professor Francis L. Patton. o Princeton Nd
NETWORK CITY.
"E H." send S. to this office for the Liie-saving
Service.
Castle Garden received 1876 immigrants last
week.
Houses to rent are becoming scarce in the an
nexed wards.
A foot bridge is being built the Harlem Riy-
er from Fordham Heights to observation-disclosures
seventh-st.
Steamships arriving yesterday from tr9nsatlantie,
shores report having encountered Vlolch' s"ioS anu
great quantities oil ice.
The Produce Exchange yesterday passed resoln-
tions upon the death of John q. Dale agent OF tne
Iuman steamship Company
The coal companies will work on fnll time TINS
week For the after the future Doncy Will DC
determined bv the condition of the trade.
Deaths last week. 1874 births, $685. marriages,
2O2 arrests. 1,410 excise licenses granted, Ioo;
fees collected for licenses S9,4l5.
Atameering of the Bakers Protective Bcnevo-
lent Union last evening, at NJ 3o2 Bowery, re,
ports of committees were received and routine
business was transacted.
STRUCK DOWN ny A FALLING SCAFFoLD;
A scatfold-pole beside the new building az FortV-
third-st and Broadway fell YESTERDAY, and fatally
hurt Louis Baker ten years old, who lives at No.
81 West Fortv-fourh-st
A VALUABLE BOOTY OF INDIGO RECOVERED
Policemen of the St"ambna' Squad YESTERDAY
found 675 pounds of indigo. worth $500 co ceaIed
nnder the pier at the foot of West Ten hist by
river thieves.
PUNISHED FOR AssAULTING HIS own MOTHER.
Justice Patterson, at Essex Market, was gwen
the unusual duty yesterday of Furnishing youth
named John Froebch. of No. $50 nouSton-st, ior
an assault upon his aged mother.
UNSAFE BUILDINGS IN HARLEM.
The building 90 the northwest corner Of Third
ave- and One-hundred-and-ti lift teni INST. aud the
house in EIghty-seveuth->t, one hundred ltet east
Il cd VpatarllV "A
GERMANY's AID TO THE ONO SUFFERERS.
The bankers knauth. Nachod ~ kuhnr, OF TINS
CITY, have transmitted TO President Ar hur two fur
ther contributions of 100 aud 1000 marks
SAT- % and 1858 43l respectively. for the ben-ht
OF the suff rers by muudauOns in the ONO VALLEY.
These sums, like the one previously reported. were
change-roOms of Messrs. Brasch 81 Rothensten, in
Berlin.
SUDDEN DEATH IN THE BOwERY.
Sevmour Thomp- on age tllTty, Of No. 40 Willow
at Brooklvn. fell dead III the Bowery. near Grand
St. last evening. HIS body was carried TO the
Eldridge Street Police station. ard Coroner Ken
nedy afterwaId had IL REM wed 10 MS shop AT No.
40 Pear-st. A brother of the dead man claimed 1t
at 8 D. M The cause of Ihompson's death was un-
known.
A SCANDINAVIAN AID SOCIETY.
The eighteen Scandinavia societies OF this city
and Brook VI are about TO form general society
composed Of one member from each OF the present
societies whose object viii be t. give ass stance TO
Scandinavian immigrants. The society VIII meet
early in April, when IA constitution Will be adopted
and officers elected.
THE INSPECTION or FOREIGN STEAMSHIPS.
Inspector General DumOnt sp+ mt several hours
Yesterday at the Office of the Inspectors OF Foreign
Steam Vessels, consulting as 10 the new rules soon
go operation The examination OF vessels
NAV begin III a week or two The Collector VIII
partly con rOl the applcatIO OF the law.
TIE YOUNG DUELLIsTs II COURT
The examination of tine principals and seconds IN
the Smith lahon duel. when was not fought, was
again postpOued until Saturday, April z, an the
T0mbs Police Court yesterday; The Asssl AMI
District Attorney stated that lie had not had time
10 look into the case, ana asked TOT an ADJOURN
ment which Justice Power granted. All OF the
due lists were present in court, accompanied oy
host of college friends.
MOTHERS DEsPAIRING OF THEIR DAUGHTERS.
Carrie Brown ana Ella Warmly the young
girls who ran away FROM their homes az 1OnkrrS on
March H. and were subsequently found IN this
cty were discharged by Justice Patterson yesIeI-
day at Essex Market Police court, although the
mothers of both girls protested That they dld not
want them discharged as they could not control
them
AN ABANDONED WRECK IN mD-OCEAN.
The British steamer TeddInRtOn. bound from Rio
Janeiro, on Marcn II, in la ltude $50 30, Longitude
700 81 passed a water-logged vessel, apparently
an American schooner, having black hull with
marrow while streak on it, and white CABIN on
deck. The masts were gone a. the deck, and the
sea was making a complete breach over eyoi ytung
Nothing alive was 10 BE- seen on the vessel.
PREPARING FOR THE DOG SHOW
The Bench how OF he Westminster Kennel Club
will be held in The Madi-on square Garden on May
and the tour following days. Several new lea
tures are promised Tor this year, among them
especial accommodation for the exhibition OF pugs
and other pets. Spaces will be allotted for the ex,
hDltlOn of firearms. hshng tackle and every KIND
of sporting goods. Charles Lincoln, as in former
wears will be superin tcndent of The exhibition. All
entries must be male with hln at his Office, No. -
PaTk-Tow, before April %.
BROOKLYN.
Permits for the erection of 81 buildings were
granted by the Building Department last week.
Ind a week since the DeriOrnlug
of the opefation upon George II. Moore, the LenOX
librarian, and he rested quietly during the day.
A downtown restaurant keeper said yesterday
that i'm these March Gays almost az many Deggars
oS customers come INTO his place OF business.
Patrick Kenny, brother of John Kenny. the
murderer and suicide for threatening the lie OF
Thomas j. Murphy, the bill poster formerly the
PARTNER Of J0hn Kenny was bound over 10 Keep the
peace III $500 by Justice walsh.
The Rev. Hawk-I.ing "A Chinese missionary, and
the Rev G. Arnold viii make addresses at the FIRST
Methodist Episcopal Church, III the Eastern Dis
trict, this afternoon.
JERSEY CITY
Notice was given yesterday by Washington =;
Williams receiver of the Mechanics ana LaboTcrs
Savings Bank that he would pay the deD0'ItOrs
an additional dividend Of per cent beginning To-
morrow.
A Young woman attempted TO throw herself IN
front OF Central Railroad train at the Greenville
station on Friday night but was dragged away 3y
Anram keIlsOn. The woman, whose name MT:
R.lson did not ask sad she lived IN New-fork ana
promised to go home without making any further
attempt upon her life. Mr. Reson reported the
case to the police yesterday.
LONG ISLAND
OUoGUE-A largely attended meeting was held
Yesterday in relation TO the sale OF the bottom OF
SbInnrcock Bay Resolutions were passed III favor
of taking tho necessary steps az tue coming town
meeting TO protect the rights of the people.
RIvERHEAD.-WIllam McMimon, inflicted Tor
assanlf with intent to ki Charles Holman has been
sentenced TO pay a fine OF $3.50. and TO stand COM
united until It Is paid.
STATEN ISLAND.
HUGUENoT.-At glass ball shooting yesterday, K.
f. Brown defeated r lndcott by score OIL ~ 10 y.
| The match was for 300, and the conditions were
ten balls each at eighteen yards Captain PolwOrth
challenged ME Brown for II match for 500 under
| the same conditions.
| CIIFToN.-Captaiu Thomas Morgan. who was
| Wounded in the leg by pistol suot fired by Mr..
| Mersereau during quarrel staten Island
| ferrvhoat with captain Jones, Is confined 20 his