New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-25


| Special meeting Of Park Department
DR.. Pierre G. Van wyck's funeral at Sing Sing
Retell murder inquest at Coroners eilce'
Dinner to A. A. Hardenbergh at Tayors Hotel, Jersey
| Competition rife shooting at Creedmoor.
! New orkMetropoltan baseball match on foo
4 Grounds.
The feast of St. Mark the Evangelist will be cele-
brated in all the Roman Catholic churches to-day'
The first shipment of barley abroad in many
months was arranged for yesterday at the rrouuoo
| Exchange.
The proposed game at the Racquet Club between
| L. NJ Rutherford (scratcb) and Paul Dana lthree
! aces) was forfeited yesterday by the former.
The proposed game of baseball between the Met Wet
terday was indefinitely postponed Oh ACCOUNT VI
the rain.
AN OPINION THAT SUNDAY CONCERTS ARE LEGAL.
An opinion of the Corporation Counsel on tne SUD
| iect of Sunday-night concerts in Atlantic Garden
| ives given TO the Police Commissioners YESTERDAY
1t was to the effect that the police could not inter
! fere with them but must DrobiDlt the sale VI III
| toxicatlng liquor on such occasions
| TO DISCUSS PILoTAGE ABUSES.
Representatives of the maritime interests OF ,he
| nation meeting at the Chamber OF Commerce To-
day TO discuss the peculiar methods by when me
Piiotage bill IS to be killed III the Legislature
| and the pilctage abuses of this port.
| GENERAL DIAZ MAKES HIS PARTING CALLS.
| General Daz and his friends called on number
of people yesterday to say farewell. inns guy,
with tho fGr tne JI%rn cty nuetv this th
morning AT a. m, by the Erie Railway for Buffalo,
| Toledo, st. Louis and New-Orleans.
STEALING GOODS UNDER THE OWNERS NOSE E.
| A case of drygoods, worth 5000, WIS stoleu from
in front of No. 1886 Greenwch-st. on Friday alter
noon while Mr.. Phillips, the owner, was not more
than ten feet distant Iw3 men droye NE up II
now offers 5000 reward for the return OF his
goods.
| TO BENEFIT IruF TRAINING SCHOOL FOR NURSES.
| The operetta =" Robinson Crusoe," which was pro-
duced With marked success in Brooklyn a few weeks
ago is TO be brought out in this city at Cniekerng
Hall on Friday evening May 4. IL VII DC gwen n'nl
tours for the benefit of the Bellevue Training School
for Nurses.
! MR. wALTON's NEW HOTEL.
F. T. Walton, of the st. James Hotel has leased
and the adjoining houses No. Wet Thirty-eighth-
ST. and No. 2 West Thirty nlnthst Tor long term OF
years, and will begin mating ext nslye alteraons
the three houses, the main entrance 10 nc In fIth
ave-. and will open large hotel mex seasos The
building will have all the latest modern improve
ments.
THE RECORDER ABLE TO FIND WITNESSES.
| Recorder Smyih yesterday directed tho clerk
OF the Court OF General Sessions 10 call the names
| az MessrsS Bullwinkle and Peoples, the witnesses
| whom the Observation-Disclosures subpoena servers had
expro.sed their inability 20 fod Both of The wit
npssas were found 10 be in the COURTROOM the Re
corder having himself had the subpenas served.
SOMETHING THAT PANIED JUSTICE DUFFY.
George II. Gardner, lawyer dong business at
| III Broadway, charged by Oihccr Doyl before
! instice Duffy Yesterday. at Essex Market Police
! CONT with being INTO xicated Monday night IN
Lewi--st and having stubborDly resisted arrest
Justice Duffy remarked that 1t was painful 70 MIN
10 see n professional man SO far forget himself HE
''"' DFATH RESULTING FROM GANGRENE,
DENNY Coroner MESSENGER yesterday made an
! antopsy on the body of Edward Magnify, sailor,
age twonty.lour who died yesterday in the
| Uomm ,pltIic Hospital on Wards Island. On
hnrIi ii Magnify mad fight with an unknown man
IN a heer-shop m this city. lie struck the man in
the mouth with he right fist and cut his band on
bis teeth. EryspelaS set IN, aud the wound became
gangrenOus. death resulting
BppKks FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES.
/ Tho Indian Commission srg rcceiv we'd bids yesterday
AZ Nos 90 and ca Wooster-st. for 100000 pounds
Of bacon G 10oCS BSon orc bounds OF baking
| no, der 900 600 pounds Of corn, $1,000 pounds OF
coffee, and for large quantities Gf clothlug ana
! vcst Tho number OF bids received last year was
ali; it is thought that the number will be much
larger this year.
MISTAKEN ABOUT A WRECK:
Upon the arrival of the steamship Hudson from
New-Orleans yesterday the officers reported having
seen an English steamship ashore at BarnegatearLy
| IN the morning. The mate OF the Hudson stated
/ afterward that he was not certain mat IL was
British steamer, but thought that perhaps y was
| the old wreck OF the Vndcator. A dispatch was
| received afterward from Barncgat stating that
there was no vessel ashore there.
THROWING HER CHILD AT A MAN.
In the IOmD3 Police Court yesterday hnHlo
age thirty-lOur of No. 80 Cherry-st was arralgned
by Onicer Hogan charged with cruelty To her DaDe,
a wear old About O'clock on Monday night the
woman accosted James Layden III Mott;st and de;
her. whescupon she threw the infant at him. 1t
was not injured, by reason OF Layden catching IT.
| Justice Smith sent the woman To the Island.
sTRoFBTL KILLED IN sELF-DEFENCE.
Coroner Levy yesterday finished the inquest in
the case of Charles Stroebel who was found early
ON the morning of April 10 at Ludlow and Broome
ste diving from a fracture of the skull. The jury
rendered a verdict stating that the deceased man
had come To HIS death from fracture q the sknll
caused by striking his head on the pavement after
being struck by William Schumacher. who was act
ing In self-defonce. Coroner Levy discharged
Schumacher from custody
THE STOCK CLEARING HOUSE.
| Officers of the Stock Clearing House were elected
Yesterday as follows: President, John ID. Probst;
vice president, r. l.. AndeIton. Jr; treasurer
George G. Magoun, and secretary MT; Driggs
Three standing committees will be appointed by
President Probst to-day. They will be Executive,
on Admissions and on Rules aud Regulations. Ii
was stated yesterday by officers OF the association
| he begun for three or four weeks The association
had pot paid for the Osterburg system, which It
purposes 10 use and special committee TO settle
with Mr.. Osterburg will be appointed
puuApEIPBrAys VISIT CHARITY HOSPITAL.
party Of city officials and physicians from Phlla-
delpha visited the Charity Hospital on BacSwelPs
Island yesterday, and were shown through the Ia;
The party consisted Of the Guardians of the Poor
of Philadelphia. among whom were John Hubbard,
presldent Thomas Keyser. Louis Wagner and
Major Scarborough; City Council of that city,
among whom were ". b. Smith, president DR.. A.
lawrence and the following physicians Of the aims
house and similar Institutions Drs. George McCle-
| IAN J. ". White, Charles III. Thomas, h. l.. Duer,
+, f. Bruen aud DavidD Richardson.
A POLICEMAN ON TRIAL FOR CLUBBING.
The alleged clubbing of John ORorkc, OF No. 231
East Fifty-f by Policeman Mayer was the
subject of inquiry in the Yorkyle Police Court
Yesterday o RGrke testified that while he was
standing In East F1fty-frst-st. watching Mayer and
another policeman with two prisoners, the former
dubbed one of the prisoners and then crossed the
street and dubbed him on the arm and in the face.
The crowd called the policeman names, but threw
no stones. Several other witnesses gave similar
account of the affair Other Witnesses stated that
tba crowd did throw stones and that o. Rorke tried