New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-18
NETWORK CITY.

Carl Beauregard brother of General Bearfe-
gard was a complainant in the Essex Market Po il
Court yesterday against commence hidh' INV
prisoner was committed.
The animal racquet championship consists AT the
New-York Racquet Court i'll SXth-aye. VIII Oeein
on Thursday. The different series nave areduS
been arranged.
"Jobn Smith. The Christ" has left the Metropo-
itan Hotel announcing his intention OF gong 10
Washington. He earned the reputation mere OF u
quiet well-behaved crank
Two boys Jacob Grant, and Michael Sehach'
were committed to prison for one day III the mar
lem Police Court yesterday on the charge of cutting
the shade trees in the Boulevard.
BTGGING OF TIIE BROKERS. 49, ,
John Whitehead, All EneliShnan, was commune of
to the City Prison for three months III me l3'nDs
Police Court yesterday, for demanding money Hoin
members of the Stock Exchange
SHIP WITH A THOUSAND IMMIGRANTS.
The North German Lloyd steamship vera
landed .0l2 immigrants at Castle Garden yester-
dav This is the largest number brought TO TINS
port by any one vessel from Europe since Septem-
ber
A CuINAMAN SENTENCED.
Lee Yung the Chinese lhundryman VINO IS
charged with enticng young girls into his shop at
80. 10 Cana-st. was sentenced TO ak months I'M
prisOnment in the Court of Special sessions ycseI-
day A fine of $3.50 was also imposed upon hlm
THE RUTGERS PREspYTERIAN CHURCH. =
A friend Of Dr. y. w. Conkling, former pastor, OF
the Rutgers Presbyterian Church, writes to TINS
Office that DR.. Conklmg did not leave the church IN
his pastOrac.
RAISING THE GLEN ISLAND.
The propeller Glen Island, which was sunk by.
collision with the Cunard steamship Ccphalonla
bctween Robbins Reef and Bedloes Island, has
been raised and tOwed into the Erie Basin. Inc
break in her hull runs down nearly to the CARDBOARD
on the starbOard side.
s:vFN YEARS AND A HALF FOR GRAND LARCENY
John Ardiff was sentenced Yesterday by Recorder
Smyth to sevenyears and six months in the state
Prison for grand larceny e was II rauper in ths
city. inst after Wheeler had been Knocked down
and robbed IN Chatham-st.
WORK OF THE OYER AND TERMGNER GRAND JURY
Foreman Trimble of the Oyer aud Terminer
Grand inIv was IN consultation yesterday with
District Attorney OlDey and Assistant District
Attorney Allen, as TO what indictments II any,
could he found as the result of the investigation III
which the Grand Jury have been engaged for sew
eral months.
AT HOME N CASTLE GARDEN
Dr. /. W. Schultze, the resident surgeon AT Castle
Garden and his wife, have returned from their
wedding tour to New-OTleaHs St. Louis Chicago
aud Washington and have gone to keeping house
in the building set apart for the surgeon al C2stle
Garden. The house is an unpretentlous one along
side of the old fort. but is handsomely furnished.
ALL CLAIMS TO BE PAID N FULL
Wolf & Seligsbcrg, the coffee merchants who sns-
pended on Saturday, sent notice to the C0hee EX-
change yesterday that ample remittances had come
from Rio de JaneTo TO pay all claims in full Busl-
ness in the Coffee Exchange then became more
settled and prices were hrmer
A NEW GOVERNOR FOR SAILORS SNUG HARBOR.
Mayor Edison the Rev. DR.. Dix Recorder smith,
CAPTAIN Ambrose Snow and Captain Tinker of the
Marine Society. met yesterday a. trustees of the
sailors Snug Ilarbor on staten Island, at the office
i'm Wall-st., and elected Captain q. {. :. ITask,
governor of the Harbor TO MI the vacancy caused
bv the death of Captain Melville. Captain ITask
is the secretary of the Marine Society.
THE MISSING MINISTER FOUND.
A disnatch sent 10 Superintendent Waillng
on Sunday, requesting INN to search foE ne het
John Lyon. a Scotch clergyman OF Bridgeport,
Conn., who had been missing from his home since
Wednesday. The police learned yesterday that
Mr.. Lyon had been spending ms time In tins city,
searching bOok-stalls for old books. He stayed
part of the time at the Morton House and left that
hotel Yesterday before noon. 1t was Thought that
he returned TO Bridgeport yesterday afternoon
THE YorNG HINDU PHYSICIAN.
The name of the young Hindu who was gradu-
atcd at the Homeopathic Medical College on
| Thursday evening should be printed DwaTka Moth
Raw He's Brahmo. He obtained a diploma
from an allopathc college III England before study
ing in this country. Before be returns 10 India he
has been APPOINTED the htaf of physicians at the
Ncw-York Homeopathic Dispcnsary where he will
remain during the summer.
Mr.. COUGH on THE POWER or TIE TONGUE.
The Washington Square Methodist Episcopal
Church was crowded last evening. John b. Cough
lectuTed on "1he Powers That Be- He was intro
duced by the Rev. Merritt llulburd, pastor of the
church Zone Of the mighty powers said Mr.
Cough, is the tongue. There are men and women
who throw their jeers and sarcasms continually
RIGHT and left II is a great thing to know when to
sneak and when TO hold the tongue, the husband
discovered when he said in wrath: Wife where in
thunder are my slippers?' She replied, quietly:
That's a conundruln
WOUNDED N A DRUNKEN FIGHT.
A fight occurred shortly before l a. IN. yesterday
on the sidewalk at Elghth-aye. and Forty-second-
ST. between Walter McGee. mOulder, of No, 1923
Sccoud-ave., aud Owen Lynch stableman, OF No
313 West FOrty-fOuTth-st, both of whom were
drunk. They drew knives and slashed each other
until they were stopped by the police. McGee re-
ceiyed a. severe scalp wound and Lynch was cut
badly on the right hand. Their wounds
dressed at the Roosevelt Hospital after they were
arrested. Lynch was held to answer in the York
vile Police Court.
NEW CORPORATIONS.
The certificates of incorporation of the following
companies were filed yesterday: The Globe Flee
tric and UNDERGROUND CONDUIT Company, with 4
and other cities of the United States; James NJ
Walsh. George k. CinnamOnd, Charles Reynolds
Logan. j. Clayton Erb and William d. Nelson as
cOrporators. The Eastern Imperial Electric Light
COMPANY capital $500 900; trustees and corpora
tors Eleazer b. Lorng, William 7. Pipey. and
George G. Wilde. The Chapman Electric Motor
Company; capital $500. 900; trustees for the first
YEAR Sicginund I. Asher +. and Philip l.. Meyer
Charles {. Peek and William II. Chapman.
BROOKLYN.
An absolute divorce was granted yesterday to
August Bodewsak from Mrs Catherine Bodewsak
Sneak thieves Yesterday stole money and iewelry
worth $500 from the house Of Augustus DOrngcT
No. 80 Lafayette-ave.
Coroner Menninger held an inquest yesterday in
regard TO the death of Mrs. Mabel Robinson, who
was burned TO death on Thursday night i'm
former hotel in Parkvlle. The evidence was the
same as the facts already published and a verdict
of death by accident was given.
The application of the Brooklyn and Long Island
Cable Company TO build! its structure cover and
through the streets Of its route from the Bridge and
from South Ferry to East New-York laid be-
fore the Mayor Yesterday and will be presented TO
the Common Council next week.
In quarrel yesterday afternoon IN the carriage
shop of J. Curley, at Boerum-placc and Safest
i}ernard McWade of No. 1856 Jay-st., knocked
down a fellow workman Norris Zimmerman, age
twenty three. The latter then threw heavy chisel
striking McWade IN the abdomen, innicting
a dangerous wound.
Jubilee mass meeting was held last night al the
Summerield Methodist Church. to celebrate the
passage Of the Compulsory Temperance Education
bill requiring instruction in physiology and
hygiene, with special reference to the effects of
alcoholic drinks, stimUlants and narcotics