New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-03
NETWORK CITY.

Three steamships landed at Castle Garden yestor-
day 2.s20 immigrants
The body of man. aye forty, was found IN the
North River last night at the foot OF Egheenth-st.
The body of a drON ned man, age fifty, WAS found
last night in the East River AT the foot Oh IIer
No. 81.
The Flefschmann's, Of tho Vienna Bakery, have
taken charge Of the retIeshment rooms OF the Lden
Musee.
The Mayors cabinet yesterday discussed without
reaching any conclusion, Senate Bill No. 41l rela-
tive to diving cattle through the streets OF Urls
city.
Justice Van Worst. in the Supreme Court, yester,
day. refused to permit the Real Estate and Traders
Exchange to change its name to the NeW-IOrK
Board Of Trade
MoNsIGxoR CAPFL TO PREACH
Solemn high mass will be performed at the Cath
Ollie Church of st. Agnes in Forty thlrd-st. and
Lexington-ave, tomorrow at ii a. H. MonsiSDor
Capel will preach the sermon
THE ARMY AND THE RIOTS OF 1877.
Colonel Elwell s. OTIS of the 10th Infantry, VIII
read paper before the Military Service Institution
AT Governors Island on Wednesday cutitled The
A Any, in Connection win the LABOR "'o'' u
A CIIoHIAN soCIrTY's BANQUET.
The Clioniau Society Of the College Of the City Of
New-YoIk celebrated its centennial term by ban
ouet at Beaus, West FOurteenth-St.. last night.
The honorary guest of the evening was Professor
George Il. Newcomb.
A FAIR IN ST. LEos CuURCH.
Asuccessful fair is being held by the ladies of ST.
Leos Church, in East Iwenty-eightn-St The lar
is held in the basement OF the church, which is
handsomely fitted up for the purpose. a great
variety of articles Is offered for sale.
REDUCING THE CITY DEBT.
Controller Grants report for April shows that
the net city debt was S92,75S9SZ ~ reduction
OF SI71 1873 II during the month. In anticipation
OF taxes 81, 969. SS3 IS of revenue bonds have
been issued.
LITTLE DANCE BY COLLISION.
collision occurred yesterday between the Fall
River steamer Providence and the lerry-boat, Pa
vonia as the latter was about 70 enter the Cham-
bers-st. slip. The only damage done was the tear
ing away Of part OF the guard rail- OF the "a
yOnla.
THE RECEPTION OF THE sIAMEsE EMBASSY.
Collector Robertson YESTERDAY ordered two rev.
enue tugs to be in readiness to snsferthe baggage
OF the Slamese Embassy from the SteaHshlp Alaska,
which is expected tomorrow The usual inspec-
ton will be omitted.
MR. COMBINES OBJECTION NOT WELL TAKEN:
Surrogate Rollins decided yesterday that Mr..
Couklng's opposition to the resting of the case OF
the proponents Of Jesse Ioyt's will after they had
placed the subscribing witnesses on the stand was
not well made, and hat the contestants must pro-
coed with their proofs on tuesday next.
ANNIVERSARY OF THE TRACT SOCIETY
The American Tract Society will hold its nifty
ninth annual meeting next "Wednesday at ~ a. ~,
terrain Church. The WORK and influence OF the So
ciety will be presented IN sermon by the Kew
Dr. J. l.. Wlthrow of Boston, in the Calvary Bap-
tlst Church. in West Fifty Seventh-St., on sunday
evening. May IL.
FIVE YEARS FOR BURGLARY
Morris ReardOn was sentenced yesterday by
Judge Cowing TO five years in the State Prison for
burglary. He was found III The hallway at NO. 40
West Fiftieth-st by Lizzie LindekeT, servant OF
the family. The young woman caught hOld or MIN
and succeeded in OBTAINING him until assistance
came. Diamond pins and other jeNeHy were 1Ound
In his possession.
Ex-JUDGF BEACH's CONDITION IMPROVING;
Ex-Judge William A. Beach. the well-known law
yer, and the father of Judge Miles Beach, of this
city. has been seriously sick for considerable time
at his house In TaTrytOwn TRIBUNE reporter
was informed last night by his son that while the
ex-iudge Is not yet out of danger his condition is
greatly improved. Hisphyscians have great hopes
Of their patients recovery.
MGLORY's BARKEEPER FINED.
Andrew Kelly, who was barkeeper for "Billy"
BcGiory, at ArmOry Hall, in llesteI-st., pleaded
guilty yesterday before Judge Gildersleeve in the
Court Of General Sessions TO a charge of selling
LIQUOR without license and paid fine OF Sl0 lie
had previously been before Police Justice Duffy
who dismissed the complaint on the evidence pre-
sented before him.
ARRESTED FOR OPENING LETTERS.
William A. Melleg who lives in Brooklyn, and
who has been for several years IA clerk in the Post
Office WAS arrested yesterday by Post Once
Inspector Newcome, on charge OF opening letters:
He is not charged with stealing, and the object OF
his action in opening the letters Is not known. He
was taken before Commissioners Shields and gave
bail in 81 900 to appear for examination.
LOOKING FOR A MISSING SALES MAN.
general alarm wassent out from f9ilce HEAD
quarters last night TO look for Henry Il. May,
travelling salesman for the paper manufacturing
firm Of +. and S. May, of Lee. Mass. On April
% Blr May told friend In Philadelphia that
he was gong to take the o'clock train for this
city. Nothing has been seen of him since. Ills
father brother and cousin arc staying at the Met
ropolitan Hotel and trying TO lind some trace OF
him. He is thirty years old, poItly III build and
unmarried.
IN MEMORY or THE REVOLUTION.
The SOM OF the Revolution. society organized
" 10 Keep alive The memory OF the men who per. |