New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-21
NEM-YORK CITY.

A large silk factory is to he erected ~ Railroad
ave. and northumberland siXty-siNth-st.
A new chapel is TO be built on the grounds of the
Home for Incurablcs at fremont
Residents Of KingsbrIdgo are petitioning for an
additional supply of Croton water
The ST. Lous College Alumni will have their an
nua dinner in PnarPs on December ,.
The priests house attached 10 81. Patrck's Ca
thcdral. in Fifth-ayc., although nearly completed
will not be occupied until May.
PERMITS FOR LODGISG-UOTSTS.
The Board Of Health YESTERDAY granted permits
for lodging houses at Nos. 81 80 II and 1872
Chatham-st; 40 and SO Oliycr-s', II Doycr-st.,
GO Chcrry-st., 17j Worth-st., and 1919 South-st.
Az Old OFTENDFR SENTENCED.
Mary Grimshaw. the wcl-EuOwn shOpliftCr. who
was arrested at Ridley & Sons store on Grand-st;
few days ago, tried and convicted in the
Special Sessions Court yesterday, and was SEN
fenced TO the Pcnitcntary for one year
REwAEDISG A DETECTIVE.
At the request of the Rev. Morgan Dix and Others
the Police Commissioners yesterday voted honor
able mention TO Detective James X. Price, and per-
mittcd him to receive reward of 500 for his re-
cent action in capturing thieves and recovering
stolen property.
THE BLUE LINE INSTEAD OF THE UNION LINE.
The Board of Managers of the Cotton Exchange
Yesterday considered further the alleged swiudlng
by a Icputcd agent of the Blue Line. In an inter
view with Dayton ~ Waldo published IN yesterday :
TRIBUNE, IL was inadvertently stated that their
complaint was against the Union Line.
THE HOME FOR OLD MEN AND AGED COUPLES.
The annual meeting Of the of GERS and trustees of
lludson-st., was held yesterday. The members OF
the board who hayC served during the past year
were reelected unanimously. IL was resolved 10
hold the annual reception of the institution on De
cembcr 10.
ARRIVAL or MRS. JOHN RUSSELL YoUNG's BODY.
The body of Mrs. John Russell Young, the wife of
the United States Minister 10 China, arrived in the
city yesterday on the steamship AmcrIquc. 1t was
sent directly To Hartford on the i:46 y. IN. train
from the Grand Central Depot. The burial will
take place in Hartford. at the house of the late
I Governor jewell, who uncle of MT9. Dung.
LOSING HIS PASSAGE on THE ARIZONA.
Thomas Wills, age thirty, was arrested yesterday
morning on board the steamship Arizona, on which
he had secured passage to Europe, charged with
abandonment The arrest was made nj the instance
Of the mans father-in-aw Henry Thomas. of No.
electromagnetic. Brooklyn. In the Jefferson Market
Police Court Justice Duffy dismissed the complaint,
but meanwhile the steamer had sailed and WillsS
plans were disconnected.
TO HONOR CARDINAL MCCLosKEY.
January ~, 1884, will be the fifteth anniversary
of Cardinal McClOskey's ordination. Amecting of
Catholic clergy was held yesterday at 81. Agnes
General Quinn presided 1t was decided that the
occasion should be commcmOrated by n POntfcal
mass in the Cathedral IN the morning and dinner
i'm the afternoon IL is intended also to present the
Cardinal with about IS, 900, for a memorial pulpit
in the Cathedral.
TO WAIT FOR THE DOG FANCIER's WITNESS
Henry Keistorman, the dog fancier, Of No l5l
his possession a valuable Skye terrier belonging to
the wife Of DIR. John T. =. Gray, Of No. 81 Madison
ave. was arTagncd yesterday III the Jefferson Mar
kot Police Court. lie asserted that he had puT-
chased the dog from "a steward of the steamship
! CITY of Chester. Mrs Gray was certain, however,
! that the dog was her lost pet. The examination
was adjourned for month to enable the steward to
| testify.
A NEW COMMERCIAL BODY.
The new commercial organization known as the
! importers and GrOccrs Exchange will be opened
! Tomorrow with considerable ceremony, at Pearl
| and Wall SITS The association has a membership
of about 90 PERSONS engaged in the various trades
] t,,,, oil 70 F.at. la
! and commerce in groceries and East Indies and
/ South American products. The officers are Prcsi-
| dent II. f.. Hawley, of Carter Hawley & Co.;
| treasurer, y. &. Burdick, of b. II. Howell, Son *
/ Co.; secretary, Frederick Mead, jr., of L. Mead
| d Co.
! VACANCIES IN THE ASSESSMENT COMMISSION.
! The Assessment Commission yesterday received
| eX-MayOr COOpeIs resignation as IA member of that
/ body The Commission created in 1856 by an
act of the Legislature, which named as the mem
bcrs Edward Cooper, John Kelly, Allan Campbell
/ George II. Andrews and Daniel Lord ir Mr.. An.
drews resigned not long ago Mr.. CoOper's resg.
nation leaves only three of the members. Control.
/ Ter Campbell's health liz still delicate and he il
! unable to attend the meetings. The Legislature
| will probably be asked to fill the vacancies by
/ naming two Commissioners.
COMPLAINING or THE ELEVATED RAILROAD.
The storekeepers in Greenwich-st., between
Cortland and Morris sts., complain of the Elevated
Railroad as n nuisance. A petition for an inyesti
cation has been drawn up is being signed and vii