New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-16
NETWORK CITY.

Application for admission to the free
of science and art at the Cooper Union VIII po IT,
ceived on Tuesday, at p. m.
The Commission appointed to select site Tor a
public park in the annexed district viii meet at the
City Hail on Wednesday at p. III
There was received last week for Croton water ta
rents $40 222 96 Sc. 03S men and bows and 3l,o4o
women and girls used the free public baths
The number of births reported at the Bureau OF
Vital Statistics last week was $50; marriages. zlo;
DEATHS $50. The police made ], ia arrests.
QUIET DAY FOR The PRESIDENT.
President Arthur stayed at the fiftn Avenue
Hotel during most of yesterday, except while ne
was attending the funeral of Mr.. Hastings He saw
a few callers including Surrogate Rollins, senator
Blair T. b. Musgrave and Colonel Winchester
DEPARTURE OF A CUBAN INsURGENT.
General Ramon Leocado Bonachea. who has oeeh
attempting to organize fillbuserng expeditions IN
steamer He is said to have learned that both
Spanish officials and the local authorities were en-
gagged in keeping track OF his movements
AN AMERICAN REPRINT OF A DUBLIN PAPER
A New-York edition of The FreemdRs journal; OF
Dublin. will be issued here for American reaueIs
Tomorrow and on each following Monday ~ ~
be printed from the same type as the paper III
Dublin by means OF anew application OF the slereo
typlng process.
DEATH OF A DIssIPATED WOMAN.
Ann Parker age ffty-tive, was found dead In her
room yesterd y morningat No. 242 Mulberry-st Inc
body was dscolored and partially decomposed- Inc
deceased woman had not been seen by her neigh
bors for three DAYS. and as she was OF incorporate
habits supposed that death was due to alco-
hollsm.
RENEWING CARTMEN's LICENSES.
The time for the renewal OF cartmeus hcenses
will extend from Octooer to November 30 Alter
that time new licenses will have TO be pr0cure9'
The cost of a new ceuse is ~ 90 and OF renewal 81
Mayors Marshal McDermott last week granted 400
licenses and received therefor S5O62 20
Immigrants ARRIVED AT CASTLE GARDEN.
The immg grant arrivals at Castle Garden ydster-
day were as follows: BY the Chateau LeovIiie, sc
the Oder 552: the L. Caand, 367; and the Werra,
ofaI of 900. The arrivals for the week
we're T. 726. an increase of 10Y since September l,
as compared with the same time last year
TOPICS BEFORE THE BLAIR COMMITTEE.
Richard j. Hutton OF Washington was before the
BLAIR Committee yesterday, and spoke IN regard u
schools, the work of the Bureau of Education and
tLe evil of allowing few capitalists TO own largo
tracts of valuable land. Railroad Commissioner
Fink Will appear before the committee on Monday.
KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF HONOR
At the session of the knights aud Ladies OF Honor
held at the University Building, yesterday mum
Der of changes in the By laws aud constitution gov
ernlng hat oody made The attendance thus
far has been gratifying to the members. - Ine
supreme Lodge Will probably ADJOURN hnally on
Tuesday.
CLERK ARRAIGNED FOR EMBEZZLEMENT.
George Day. age thirty-threc, wno was arrested
while leaving the Democratic State Convention at
Trenton n j.. was taken before Justice White YES
terday at the TOmbs Police Court. at the instance
of Worms a. Brothers. dealers III oils, at No. 40
Reld-st., for having embezzled $3.50 while III their
employment as salesman lie was hcld for trial IN
Special Sessions
A SUSPECTED BROKER DISCHARGED.
Edward G. Macnen. broker OF No. 40 West
Fifteenth-st., who was arrested on August ~ for
stealing. alleged, seventeen 81. 900 bonds OF the
Cincinnati, Columbus an Hooking Valley Rail
road on complaint OF William A. Lown, OF No. Is
Broadway, was hOnorably discharged by Justice
White on examination yesterday at the IOmbs
Police Court. The Justice remarked that there
was no eypence TO involve him IN the accusation.
OBTAINING GOODS WITH FORGED CHECKS.
Frederick g. Barlow, age twcnty-three, was ar
hefo IuQtIce DuflV yeaferlaV the ESspN
Market Police Court by Detective Charles OCOnnUr
of the Central Office Tor having by false REPRESENTA-
tons Obtained from David johnson, OF No. "a West
Seveuieenth-st.. gold watch cham and locket all
of the value OF 500. on July ~, by means of
forged check on the TradesmeD's National Bank.
Ii is alleged that he repeated the offence the fOi
lowing day by obtaining two diamond rings of the
value of FLO. He was held for examination IN de-
fault OF 81. 200 bail
TWENTY CANDIDATES FOR THE PRIESTHOOD.
The Board Of Ecclesiastical Examiners, consisting
OF Archbishop Corugan aud number OF assistant
ceTgvmen, whose duty II was To examine into the
qualifications OF young men who are DESTROYS OF
becoming candidates tor the priesthood Of the
Roman Catholic Church IN the Archdiocese OF New
YORK. have accepted twenty of these young men,
aud they have been sent TO the ST. Josephs Provin.
cal Seminary at ROY where studies were resumed
for the ensuing year lew days ago.
BROOKLYN.
The police made 537 arrests last week. Permits
for the erection OF sixty-cight buildings Wee
granted.
A laWu-tennlS tournament uuNer the auspices OF
the Brooklyn CluD will be held IN Prospect Park
Septemb.r 49, 20 and u, beginning at 4 y. III. each
day. Entries close on tue 18Th.
The will of ex-City Works Commissioner Edward
J. Lowber offered for PROBATE IN the SUrrogales
Court yesterday. His wife aud TWO children are his
sole heirs and also his executors.
Controller Brnkerhoh and Auditor Voege ester
day. sIttInR rs a Board of Audit, determined to
reduce the salaries of clerks In their departments In
order TO keep within the appropriations. The total
appropriation Tor the year IS $4,000. There
sixteen clerks and chef accountant whose salary
is.$2, 600
Justice Cullen, IN the Special Term Of the Supreme
Court yesterday granted n mandamus 10 compel
sydney =. Nichols, treasurer of the Police Depart
ment of NewYOrk CITY, TO pay SJ77 TO Officer
Michael Wiley and $3.50 TO Officer Michael Ward
These sums were deducted from their salaries prior
10 1882. The order based OH the recent decision
of the Court OF Appeals that such deductions were
illegal.
James Lynch age forty -four, of No. 1877 Fifth ST.
was arrested by Detective Short yesterday on a
warrant issued by Justice Naeher charging him
with homicide IN causing the death of his wife,
Bridget, VINO died on September 10. The plant
is made by Margaret Lendergreen, of No. 80 South
First>st Lynch's sister-m-law. At the time OF her
death it was stated that Mrs Lynch. who had been
sick Tor two weeks before. fell with lamp IN her
hand, struck on the stove and was killed by the
fail.
JERSEY CITY.
The Hudson County Wheelmen's Association is
about to test the legality OF the ordinance prohibit
ing the riding Of BICYCLES through the public streets.
A man who has not been identified was killed
about midnight Friday at the Monmouth Street
crossing of the Pennsylvania railroad. The body
was taken to Speer's morgue.
Thomas Martin of No. 326 Henderson st. James
Dorgan, of No. IA FOurteenta-st., and Patrick
Heifeman, of Henderson-st., were arraigned before
Judge Davis yesterday mOriIng charge of
graud larceny. They were accused of having stolen
steer from drove which. was being driven from
the abattOT to Hoboken. Martin admitted having
were committed Tor trial. IIeleman was dis
charged.
Leon Albeit went to Newark Yesterday TO argue
case before Vice-Chancelor Van Fleet lie ap-
peared as the Corporation Counsel of Jersey City
in the matter of the Central Railroad COmpany's
bridge at CommunIpaw-lyc. In repairing 1t the
COMPANY raised the bridge three feet above the