New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-07

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Meetings OF Health and Police Board' AGO., ord.,r
| Twelfth Ward Republican Club ohe-iunu'o"" ~
| ty-foui h st. and Eighth-ave p H.
NEW YORK CITY.
| Al Castle Garden Yesterday were twenty-five
| Firms ON their way TO Port Arthur, Canada
George Medny of No. % Eldridge-st, n special
Sessions Yesterday was fined %25 for sending boys
| TO disreputabe places to sell howers
were stabbed at 10. 423 East Northumberland.
cleventh-st on sunday night, died yesterday.
public school building liz to be erected at First
ave aud Seventeth-st II Will he plnin s,iucIn nr
of brick four stories high and will cost wllo,ooo
Judge Cowing Yesterday sentenced Patrick Cos
tco who knocked down job IN Leslic, ~ first-aye.
and Twenty -sixth-st. on September TX, To twelNe
years in the State Priaon
The steamer Miranda brought to this city yestcr-
day the thirty Htcotage passengers OF the steamer
Martha. which was disabled recently and put mto
Halifax.
Tho Aldermen vrActday received from John y,
kicfnen n petition asking prtmiaaion To 1iori
honh4 nn Tho aliccia aud a,cnHca ior the sale of
now Hpapoia aud priiodicaln'
AiNiNd A. car AM ntnottNu ulii,
HoIn were shooting ~ eats nn sunday afternoon
~ he roar uf house. ~ Enn hiiYruiA iHii Vans
line hhd shot, A siray shot struck icn9nh poltl
age nAtron, at No $40 East Thirty HcNohlh-hi, ANA
wounded her severely ~ the atni'
APPOINTING DAY oF PRAYER ron rnlsoNths'
The Prison Assocaton OF New,foIk has
appointed October 2d as The Prisoners sunday
I
consideration To tho duty 81 CHRISTIANS 10 the
criminal classes, both those who are in and those
who are out of prison.
An APPEAL toR CLornING.
The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty 10
Children makes public appeal Tor new ana second
hand clothing, hats aud shoes Tor the chiuI i
rescued by It, whose ages range from Two 10 SIX
teen years. Bundles may be sent 10 the Once 40;
100 Last Twenty thIrd-str or they VIII be Gaze"
for.
READINGS AND LECTURES FoR YoCNG MEN.
H.. Loot fIttt Ot
Christian Association announces the following
readers and lecturers for he coming winter LOCK-
Richardson. Professor r. l.. Cunnock ot the Noith-
western University George Rlddie "eoree W. ,anle,
Roberto. Burdcttc. Joseph Cork, George Makepeace
1owlc, John Il. Cough and William Parsons.
BrArrN BY MEMBERS or 4 GANG.
Three rulians. said to he members OF an tast
Side gang. assaulted George Stelneri, OF No. 3l3
East Thlrty-nmth-st., on Sunday sunday nlght ~
assault until yesterday when he was taken 70
Bellevue Hospital. J I'm Carr, who was said 10 be
one OF the ASSISTANTS was arrested.
,.PTMSIfp FOR InooIING r9IIct Wy shot
Alfred Peer. a merbcr of Il Harlem gang, shot
Officer Burns, Of the Twenty-eighth Precinct a, me
officer was aucslng Inn for disordcry conduc,'
The hall inflicted severe wound III ne oinceI
breast. Peerwa sentenced yesterday 10 four ears
in the State Prison.
STEALING MoNTY FROM \ CLERKS HAND.
clerk in the office Of IT.. lunglng y Co.,
pay $50 duties. He carried the money IN his
hand and while in the office of the Naval Oiicer
found his hand empty, some one having qulclA
abstIactcd the money.
DEATH RECORD FOR 1HETE MONTHS.
IN July August. and September there were no
deaths in the city from smallpox. and only three
from tVphus fever but DOB persons died from
measles. SO from scarlet fever; lss from diph-
iberia; 100 from Group 1872, from whooplng congh
1873 rom tvphold fever; - from cetebro-sPihai
fever and 10 from malaTlal fever.
THE Gas CONSOLIDATION PROJECT.
The meetings of the Stockholders of the Man,
haitian. Numerical. New-York. Knickerbocker, and
Harlem Gas Light Companies, for the RATIFICATION
Of the consolidation project are to take place on
November = aud notices have already been issued
70 the stockholders. The OTHER companies Will
hold their meetings II few DAYS later.
KILLED by FAILING FROM ROOF.
James Hogan. a Young workman of 40. $50 East
One-hundrrl-aud- wruty-thirdSt.. fell from the
roof Of the buildin. at MadSon-avc. ana iity,
nmth-st. YESTERDAY. and was xii ed. John Beck and
Henry Law born. carpenters fell IRON Stfn"lu NJ
No 9ls Broadway. aud received severe injuries.
srvtNrrrN yr.rS MrRIsoNurNr.
William johnson, who has hat, Il varied expert
once ~ thr state Prison under the names Of |. f.
Moore and Henry pcokham. was found IN the room
of hnnas Desmond i'm SWccucy's Hotel and was
capiurcl by Mr. desmond. Judge owing yrstu-
dov sruenccd Inn To ten years IN he tate Prison.
i'm which place, the Judge SAID he had already
served seventeen years.
ilrriE WORK run nm NrW GiiANp Jury
louas g. Nissan, real estate dealer, OF NJ" ~
Park ave- wns appointed foreman Of the Octobcr
Grand jury Yesterday. Ju'let towing spoke ~
praise Of the extraordinary diligence of the last
| & "A
,ns,e awaited the action of the Grand Jury. This
Is a smaller number than has ever before been
known at the beginning oi term
MAS VINO ctr ms rHRuAl rs RrCuyER.
jesse collins. the ship-carlentcf who IN a ~ of
lrliiiuti tirirrne ~ sunday nighi rut hls throat
aud lct himself down with his bel-cloihcs from
thd-s 'uiV Window uf is hun',linp huusc. was s"n
to nplle,uc Hospital aud confined IN TEE lnsane
pntiliun. IN Nlllmnn pronounced him uui uf
lnneef aud his head clcnt
iAput :, Assts ~ .tnr rVtln,iit tAw s,noot.
ihp University Inv tphuu h'grn iiR twenty
a i, nniinl spsaun u, the lnitpisll hniiliha in
Washington sinaip Last Mpth Win the laiptat
GLASS iHi irypfa traisi 'nine tho Huinhiti The
it0ius which whfh formerly nrDuuiti hi the Hphnni
wato httei ur To-, the library auh ihr lecture room
10 nav on The main iooi ~ the hnlldna, he leo
lures aln gwen at ~ H.
Inl toRFlGN fm1 mann ,ssoGInoN,
The ioregn Fruit Trade Assocatiun. a. It's an
nual meeting yesterday, al No. tn iroad->l.,
elected the old hoard If officers. John &. Giles,
president Charles II Parsons Vicc-pIcsdcnt; rs
Robinson TREASURER, and Elslen 4 Morris, secre-
tary. H. ". indeThill succeeded W. III: Wiley on
The board of managers, and tharle' II. Paraon and
J.. \. Marvin succeeded NJ. Bialidagu on different
arbitration committees.
rnE AMERICAN ART GALLERY's EXHIBITION.
The American Art Gallery, IN East iwenty-third-
ST., began receiving paintings yesterday for its fall
exhibition Paintings will be received up to Octo-
Der 49, Vanishing day Is November and the
first public reception will be on November 10. Over
400 paintings are expected to be hung, among them
good examples of many Of the foremost American
artists There will also be a humber of the paint
lngs of American art lists exhibited in the Paris
Salon this year.
USING THREATS WITH SUCCESS.
While John Dcvlne, owner of a grog-shop at
No 900 Ihrd-ave., was alone behind his bar
early Thursday evening, a man Jumped behind him
with pistol III his hand and threatened 70 blow
his brains out ii he stirred. The intruder then
emptied the till and made good his escape.
siungshoi was found after his departure. Michael
J. Dempsey, of No. $40 East One hundred-and
seventeenth-st., II was learned had been making
a tour of the beer-shOps OF the neghborhood hat