New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-28
NETWORK CITY.


Unsafa buildings reportel yesterday Nos. l0l
Prince-st 30 b provost and 412 East One-hun-
dred-and- twentieth-st.
DINNER OF THE SAVANNAH YACHT CLUB;
sat down II its annual dinner last nient at Del
monicos The che' toaSts Of the evening were re,
sponded TO by Commodores Lawrence. JENKINS ana
Stewart aud Messrs. Cromwell, Center and Lee
OPPOSING THE USE OF FIREARNs IN THE CITY.
Aldermen Grant at the NEE ing of the Board yes
terday offered a resolution that no one should be
arm in the city under the penalty OF $40 for each
offence. Certain pleasure parties are exempted from
the provisions OF the ordinance. 1t referred 10
the Committee on Law.
PLANS FOR AN APARTMENT HOUSE.
Plans were tlsd az the Buildings Bur@au yester,
dly for an apartment house at Nos ~. AZ and %
West Nnth-st which is cost $500 1t Is TO be
stories high and will contain rooms Tor SIX
teen families and five bachelors. Flre-proof mate
rails are he used in the interior. The owners are
Mrs Zimmerman and the Misses Furniss, OF No.
46l Ffth-ave.
MRS JEWELS BODY TARrN TO HARTFORD.
The DO is of Alrs. Marshall Jewell was taken yes
terday 10 her home in Hartford. Conn; The Rev.
DR.. Marvin X. Vincent pastor OF the Church OF the
service at the house of Arthur NJ: Dodge. No. az
East Thirty fourth-sr.. where Mrs. jewell died on
Monday Their were present Mr. and Mrs. William
f. Dodge, IT,, Norman Dodge. the Rev. d. stuart
Dodge aud few other relatives. Mr.; and Mrs.
Arthur NJ. Dodge went 70 Hartford with the BODY
ACCUSED OF FORGERY.
Samuel s Leach, of Hamburg-ave., Staten Island,
age ifty-uine was arraigued before Justice W hlte
yesterday. at the rombs Police Court on complaint
OF Samuel &. ForsaIth. of Forsath * Co. NO 2O1
Centre-st for having signed the name OF the CON-
plainant 10 q check. IL is alleged that civil pro-
oeed'ngs have been pending between the complain
ant and the prisoner for some time. The latter
required 10 furnish bonds for examination in
$1,000.
sALyINI AS An AUCTIoNEER
slGnor Salvini will appear IN the Gladiator, on
FRIDAY night for the bened Of the Western suffer
ers. The seats will lie sold at auction, With the
TRACE iian as auctlone@r. az the Academy of Music
this afternoon at o'clock. T. !. Hustled, chairman
Edison will preside. At the performance on Friday
night many distinguished visitors will he presep,
among them probably President Ar.Ls:siT -nd Cab
met. Mavor Low Of BrOotivss and the Governors Of
several States
HE oGDESsBURG CUSTOM HOUSE.
Special Agent c. y. Bracketi. 1.-THE Customs Ser
vice, who has been absent IN Ogdensourg investi-
eating the administration OF ex-Collector Daniels
and er-Deputy COlec or Thomas. OF the Custom
House there, returned on Monday. Mr. Jones, Sho
/. acting Collector has not b-en confirmed by the
Special Agent III eIonerate the suspended Officers,
and that they SIll be reinstaied Captain Braekett
declined TO give any Information as 70 the nature OF
his report.
INSPECTING THE SIPsrc.
Comuodor- A. A. Semmes. Captain x. W. Meade,
COMMANDER Howison, Medical Director Albert l.;
Gibou Chief Engineer James W. Thomson, IT,, and
Naval Cons ructor Edward Hart. the Naval Board
OF Inspectors yesterday finished their inspection OF
the United states steamer Nip,ie and her crew.
which arrived from thrre years European cruise
last week The report was a favorable one. The
NIpsic brought with her a ton and half OF gun
cotton for experimental purpose az the torpedo
station a. Newport.
INSTALLATION or DIR. CARLOS MARTYR.
The Rev. Dr. Carlos Martyr was installed
last evening a, pastor OF the b,oonn sdsIe
tween Seventh and Eighth ayes. The Rev. Dr; Or
mission delivered the sermon. The Rev. joseph X;
Durvee, president OF the clas'ls read the form OF
lii and foil val r he d.
ward A. Reed, who gave the charge 10 the
new pastor. The Rev. A. y. Vermilye made
Fs ,rb and tho Rev. Dr. : W. Chambers and
Terry also assisted At the services.
IHE FEELING AGAINST THE MAYOR.
There is considerable" feeling among the IRISH
AZ the Cooper Institute on Monday evening over
the refusal OF the Mayor 20 attend and preside.
Mayor Edison said Yesterday that ne would have
attended the meeting II he had been convinced that
il had no political object. but des COED solely 20
provide relief for the Irish suerers The admission
tickets, advertisements aud information received
frnm yanous sources convinced him that the gath
ering would be Of political nature. His position
a. Mayor of the whole city made II necessary for
hum 10 be very oircumspect IN countenancing
demonstrations Of any kind by his presence.
LIQUOR DEALvRs' CASKS sToIKS.
Complaints have reached the Brewers Asoca-
ton for several months that barrels aud casks OF
filled with beer. had been disposed Of Many thou
sand dollars worth Of property has been lost IN
this way On Monday afternoon Thomas Baglev.
OF No. 1874 East IweDty-sirth-st, who says that he
Is an ale agent. seen placing an empty ale cask
on @ truck in front OF his place. de was taken 20
the jefferson Market Police Court Yesterday, where
+. G. LYMAN, a brewer. Of No. 400 West Thirty,
righth-st., whose name Vas the cask. appeared
against him. lie was held for trial.
FAST TRIPS OF NEW JERSEY RAILROADS.
An inquiry has been received az this office asking
what Is the quickest time ever made BY any loco
motive between jersey city and Philadelphia. In
answer TO the inquiries Si % ~, eny;ne
724 OF the Pennsylvana Railroad, under the
charge OF Engineer Edward Osmond ran from Jer-
sey City TO Philadelphia IN me summer Oh Io1S Ia
one hour and thirty hree minutes. having made
four stops and two "slow-downs." An engine OF
the Jersey Central Railroad over the Bound Brook
route made the same distance: about year ago, In
eighty.nIne minul and half. IL made no stops,
however.
SUGGESTION FOR EMPLOYING CoSvICTs.
Military Hall at No. 1913 BOwery, was crowded
last evening by the members Of the Manufacturing
system 81 convict labor John J. Madigan said that
foreign labor but also with convict labor. Ii would
be better he added TO have free trade. IL the con-
yicts were 20 be set to work why weren't lawyers
made of them or bank presidents Pit them to
work building ships and see bow old John koach
would ike that. William McCa6e, Richard MAT
thews and Edward King were among the other
speakers A committee was appointed to 20 TO Al
bauy TO further the interests Of the union.
BROOKLYN
MAYOR Low married Fritz H. Carlson, sea cap
tain. OF No. 3D. Prospect-place, TO Miss D0rothea
Elyira Wahlberg yesterday. BOth are owedes.
Henry Carey Baird, the we'll known Protectonist,
will lecture tonight at the Art Association Hall In
Nontague-st in the course arranged by the rev
enue Reform Club.
Mary Smith, age sixteen. with no home, went into
the Bergen Stree Police Station yesterday afternoon,
and was found TO be suffering from scarlet fever.
She was sent to the County Hospital Tor treatment
The certificate OF the incorporation OF the Rgety
Co-operatiy We Colony Association, OF East New York,
with capital of SO 900, was filed yesterday with the
County Clerk. IL Is proposed 10 establish colony
in Habershaw County, Ga.
Judge Cullen. IN the Supreme Court yesterday,
listened 10 arguments upon an application of d. $.
Pilsbury, a preferred creditor OF the Cooperative
Dress Association, TO compel the receiver to pay
him 81 200 before making a general distribution of
the property He reserved his decision