New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-09
,r,r YORK CITY.

NEW-1O hh III i So,
Arrests last week l'-'l' y"
622: marriages Zoo' .bo ,ycek at Cas-
Tho arrivals of immigrants for the "00N ."
Gle Garden amounted TO 4,'iV 49,. iii
IT. 9TH Regiment Athletic Association W."
c;,,e games al the armOry next SATURDAY eI'n,"e'
Their was delay Of fifteen mnntG ftc on noon ooo
iyenno Elevated Railway shortlN alI0i W 80
terdav caused by broken oai-"noo'' i.,.,
free illustrated lecture on Static TGiop Han
was delivered last eNeh aF SR,ooEIvn'
uots,da Sorohicha and Edwin Bibhy will wIG adn
.. Slarendon Hall tomorrow evening, loi Fo0''
sho hest three in five bouts japanese rules.
The Rev Julius H. Ward of Boston b WI FrisCopal
IN Calvary Church this evening on dhe ttiW;tb;n
Church Working Clear of Party epi''' "i'n'"
Itself" D-.,.-o hod tic
roof snntered yesterday morning whlio PnsS'n af
IHol 5 t%e dtawbridee over the Harlem River at
ThiId-8ye.
ROUGH WEATHER At SEA. =, h
The British steamship !heIeslna, ontw'one DAYS
Cantain Ceilings, left Liverpool ,S."nDntcTed
S and arrived here yesterday. she encountto rn,
severe weather, and on February o ~: damage
lost her port life-boat ana suIetou o'
THE JAPANESE DANcIvG GIRLS. 4,o os-
Ii u; AZ foTe received letter from the as
, hos,'s rctorv of the japanese Consulate s'd d
that all opposition to the appear" no,I in twenty
neSc dancing girls AT the concert A" "
fbird.st had been WITHDRAWN
,.,.,.s, INITIAL HEWITT Association.
Tho ANIMAL meeting of the Insurance C pnrosl
ltuptlt Association was AN'N' - "A
l,""gino The scale Of assessments TO one OSso" 'H
IN at Of the Royal Arcanum
FOUR AND ONE HALF MILLIONS OF COLI COLI Tcsterday
IIe an" o n0o IF winch 81 $50 900 was taken by
the Raltic and ~ 10000 by the SerNla a.. = &
mcnt Of 5000 600 III SILVER uatS va I from the
w Seliguan & Co. The wlthlIaMnddis i''-
sinh. Treasury yesterday were SioooVo'
rrr nr,crxIAVp AGROUND IN FOG.
The ned star line steamship Belgenla4H aIri w
here yesterday. Alter passing Sauu{ hotton, of
w. tic'S Sn III ri $50 in the morning. At high tide te
vessel hoaed oil aud proceeded mp t," ri ooi' INV
detention amounting 10 about thIee Houi''
.1r,rxr OF WOOSTER UN1vTRTSlTY. w.,
m, ua.rn sInuni Association of Wooster Uni
yersity, Ohio, held their annual meeting Dinner
Grand Central noe eli coI yc eIeetcd were Prcs
Ta nt NJ" " XIX. Philadelphia vice-pr9sident' -
A. Gordon Princeton; secretary ~ -
Holly, Nj.
LEcro ~ Cos 0H %T William Curtis, Dr.
go, wv p,CsSor Drsler d. \. BOtaSsi ana others
- Teotsako of the University OF Aenenff " 40 -,
lecture in Cnckerns ha traS%e of the PRESENT
Cree Ia Icture win be illustrated with ster-
eoptican VIEWS ,..,,
" ,Io Rrov,n Ain mi dinner in Denonlco mex.
AZ tnV o,,ing il is expected that the Rev. III
lanes o. Murray of the class OF 1901 nov nov neam 80
Princeton Professor Francis MaHtan so GsorTe p
the La" Syn Ye a. radTate Of Brown in sG7, will
b. among those present.
v.rtt.KNowN OARsNEN To RACE. ,-...
A race betweep Charles r. o It fr - nurse
sIIi,gs and Wallace Ross, OF ~ Iohu l"l = ~" 6
nj 50 500 offered by james l!iHnGton' III Iii
nlacc ON decoration Day, May 50 Inc M ono
e. over the Oak Point regatta course, 1i ~ :
IJ|6 Snnnd aud the distance VIII be I'VE ln!ics
lSi' tmrn The nuish will be about TWO mics
above Wards Island.
THE POIICF PENSION FUND. A.
al tnSn
;dnd 10 send bill to the Legislature LOT thS sF ~
mont of the police pension fund, WhlIn plon S co
the novmeut of twenty per cent oil Tue NOME ,,tn
Iho p1 1A ~ he Excise Board toward the mamie.
nance of the fudd. provided ohly iI ,,rces nt
shall not exceed 100000 year SH3imed lost OF
revenue are fines. the sales OF nhclaingg"' nJ focs
tcIen nrouertv deductions from rcWafus anu dor
Ion the inspection OF steam DoleIS anu iO- '"e
licenses.
npo.rn TO TON-RreIDENT OFF1CE-HoLpfRs, ..
NJ 1dar,,eu's Committee Salaries ana Om'
90 vii present to the Board tomorrow ionG &c
mort on the veto of thc Mayor OIL we %
yiriur hat all oicc-hOldefS shali i've "i."I o.
w., i;p,,ts II ..ts forth thar II Is Only III recent
years tbat nol-re, dents have been olhcc-hoIdtiH
that the question Is yearly otToninS yioIated tLt
law in having nonresident oihce-hoiqers ti |
salaries The Committee Will recohmehu 'na' 'H'
res Jlution be passed over the Ne'o'
TIr CoCKs-REED SUIT. -
Tbo emit of | vdia f. Cocks against CassluS II
Reed proprietor of the Hoffman House anu e. e.
Gustave Sus sdOrf 10 recover S3ouoV u% Ms ClaT
iN H.,
r"tten was continued before BENJAMIN +. Duh
nmr, referee at No. 81 W9ls ye.tfrday SfsS,
Witnesses testified that the planutS Iepn'a'o
81 and vcracltv was had and that the'
would not believe her under , gath ro 0@e " nbIT
gave testimony derosatory 10 MISS I9airn a ~ H.
sctrr Some letters written by the PaihlIn 10 ~
Snssiorf in the summer and fall of 1sST Were leaG
and marked rs exhibits IN the case iHe ie'l III
was adjourned 10 next Saturday
crxrpAL MAXAGER HAMS "pTRHArS,
General Manager Hahn, OF the Elevated rOads
said to TIBuXE reporter yesterday n REGARD gaIc
~ Vefdjct of the coTOncTs jury IN the CaSe q
ttI,,iD WrEvov The tracllInan who was killed D.
train on February Is; he juryS verdict Set id
The matter suppose, and 1t IS no onger su1yTo
20 d'.Cns,ion; 50 don't see that have any mn
~ saw about il. Tine fact is haven't though
about it. Perhaps We will put whistles SIX IhcnG
~ diameter on our engines, and p'ihaps We WI
Keen them whistlug constantly Perhaps we Won
pay any attention TO the verdict
CONTAGIOUS DISEASES FOR A ToRINi"nl' -,
Cases Of contagious diseases were repoIfed a, ~
SANITARY bureau in the last two weeks as Iollo"s'