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

pol;co Justice German will leave the city to-day
for Lake George on a three weeks vacation.
search was begun yesterday for Thomas NJ.
Rlake of Morristown, Penn, who has been missing
since August u.
Rows built n bonfire on Monday night IN 'front.' oil
NO, b7O West Forty -seyenh-st, aud Henry McEn-
tee age eight, WAS burned severely
Two hundred aud seventy children ana their o,r
uotbars yesterday were gwen day OF enjoyment
AT Coucy Island by thc Juvenile 6natdlan 'oc'oy.
Edwin G.. Logan. of Philadelphia. was arrested
in a Broadway drugstore Oh M1niay WIZ Ky ,,a
10 steal quininc pills justice OkoiHy b'Iu MN W
$500 bail.
A ccnctni conference Of the temperance men
Of the cty wil he held On SATURDAY, 10 decide on
thc best course 10 be pur-ucd IN the canpaign
Police Justice O'R1lly yesterday temnhdch
patrirk JYGoo and Michael Ban, charged with
the murder of Frederick hop1 on INC oAcu'H''"
last Sunday ,,..
The Pronibllonists held a meeting last night az
Central Hail. No. G37 Fnlton-st, to atiiy me noun
uatious of ii John and Daniel, Samuel liochlr,
Mr. Zero, of Middetown, n. " and LII whitney
! spoke.
Milk Inspector White informed the Board Of
Health yesterday that four cows IN Johh corner
st1blc AT Broadway and Iwo-hundred-and-
seyenth-st were suffering from pleuro-pneumonia'
WOUNDED WITH A BAR OF IRON.
Jaocb Rosenstein, Of No. 1j5 5econd-ave IN
Aicteda severe wound on the head OF L0uls kelGh-
necner with a bar of ron III quarrel last night;
Reichnecker was taken 10 hcHeN nc HO2II'" "N''
RosenStein was arrested.
FUNERAL OF CHARLES s. BROWN.
The funeral Of Charles S. Brown took place at
the Church of the Divine Paternity, at Fifth,ayG.
and Forty -ffth-st., yesterday. Tho Kew u ii.
Eaton conducted the services. Mr. brown lor
many years was a member OF the 9TH Regiment
WORK OF THE SUMMER WISHING PHYSICIANS;
he report Of the summer corps OF NIslllhg pnnyo
siciaus for the last two weeks showed that 9,Zf3
houses had been visited III when were fo'1Vd
families; 1877 patients were treated, OF " nom ooo
were suffering from dlatrn%ai tlounle, 40 aiDni
contagious diseases, and 700 respiratory coln-
plants.
wANTED-AN OWNER FOR COAT AND LOST C0AI.
The police OF the Eighth Precinct we're LOOKING
YESTERDAY for a coat which mad been stolen from
man who fell asleep In south Flitl-aye. ana the
police of the Twenty-eighth Precinct wanted an
owner for a coat in the pocket OF when was ne
post book issued by the BOwery Savings Bank.
TWENTY PR CENT TO POLICY-HoLDFRS.
Charles Ii. Russell, as receiver OF the hhlcker-
booker Life Insurance Company, mas beeh au'iioI-
lied bv Justice DOnOhue TO pay 20 per cent On the
claims of pOlicyhoGerS and other To the amount OF
$2,O73 953 A. and for that purpose TO draw
$3.50, 900 from the United States Trust Company
OEGANIZING TO APPRAIsE AQUrDUCr LANDS.
The Commissioners of Appraisal, appointed TO
assess the damage 10 property 10 he taken along
the line of the new aqueduct wltmn the cry iiIns
and condemn the same, organized yesterday. ElI-
cry Anderson was elected chairman, and Henry
Wood, a young lawyer, secretary. Nelson J'
Waterbury chosen counsel to the board.
MAYOR EDsoN ENTERrAINs PROPHET IL,
Professor Virgins, the weather prophet called
Yesterday on Mayor Edison lie SAID that ne c3ula
not fnrcg1 tie opportunity TO call on inc Ihlrl
magistrate of Ncw-IOrk. The Mayor SAID he was
pleased TO meet one who proiessed 10 loIelri Ihe
work of the elements. The Professor ueclarrd thlt
the Mayor would be MS own sucCcSaVI' az lH' Ho""
OF the city government.
RECEIVER or The WALL STREET BANK.
Charles j. Osborn was appointed receiver OF the
Wall Street Bank yesterday by justice Donohue
Mir Osborn at once entered on the discharge Of the
duties of the Office He viii begin the payment OF
a dividend of 90 per cent according 10 the oracr oil
tlic court Tomorrow. Considerably more than hat
has already been collected from the assets, and
there ia no doubt that the deposltOrs Will be paid III
full within a short time.
Az EXPLANATION BY the WHITE STAR LINE;
Mr. ColtIs. agent OF the White star Line, has
written letter 10 the Commissioners of Emlgra-
ton stating that when the rltauulc arrived az her
pier he placed the Immigrants IN charge on an
officer from Castle Garden, and was a much sur
pTSed rs any when the storage passengers icll
the pier. He disciaimcd any desire TO break the
laws regarding the landing oil immigrants.
COSTLY CLOTHING Al THE CUSTOM HOUSE.
one Of tho largest declarations Of wearing Az
parrl recently made at Ire Custom House was that
of Mrs. Aver, WHO arrived yesterday on Tue 'tSllia
Mrs. Aver is he widow Of Dr. Aver Of Lowell the
well-kuowu patent medicine man. She had sixty
packages containing a great variety 81 rich ana
costly clothing Among the articles declared by
Mrs. Ave- were two fans valued az 800 cach and
three dresses valued at 81 200 each.
MAS ASp WIZ CNIE - BEA1lNG ~ OFFfcrR.
An officer heard cries of hclp.' "murdcL' at
No. . Fursyth-st yesterday a. q. m, and saw
Peter j. Nechan beating his wife, whom hc had
already knocked down. The men ccuchcd and
fell ~ Inc sidewalk together The woman helped
to beat the policeman, but both husband and vic.
after fierce resistance. were arrested. AZ the -
ac1 Mafsct Police Court Justice Patterson held
Mcchan for trial aud committed his wife for three
months.
ARRASGrSG ToR INV cHErDMooR MATCH.
The directors of the National Rife A. oclatiOn
Yesterday, AT so. IO2 Willau-st., discussed tho
fall meeting at Crccdmoor which begins next Tues
day. II was announced that several additional
contributions for prizes had been made including
800 for a gold medal, $50 for lrOphy IN the
skirmI- her, match and 500 for prizc ia the Gov
errors match, the latter given by Governor Cleye-
land. The words prove position were eliminated
from the programme. III connection with the DIS
tancc Of 800 aud 600 yards, and any position |
substituted for them.
LIFE SAVING STATIONS OPENED
The life saving stations a.Ong the Atlantic coast
were opened ON Monday AID the crews for them en-
gagged. All the coast ardsmen before going 10
then stations cxamnedby the physician of the
nearest marine hospital to If they were lrOe from
color blindness and were physically qualified for
built along the Florida coast No crews are kent at
these houses of refuge but they are stocked with
everything needfu for shlpwrceked mariners.
DIRECTING TO THE EMBARGO or RAGS.
representative meeting OF the paper-stock
importing trade was held yesterday at No. I20
Duane-st., at which about forty firms were repre-
sentcd A committee OF three was appointed with
full powers to try to secure such modification of
Treasury in regard to rag importation as shall
reasonably protect the paper trade. TINS committee
from New-YOrk will meet similar committee from
Boston at Washington to-day and present their case
TO the Government.
BROOKLYN.
Deaths 2ss, births 2i7, marriages 81. last week.
Simon Miller, age fiftv-eght, OF No. 127 Throop-
ave. jumped from the roof of hls house, which is
three stories high, yesterday afternoon. lie was
insane Both of his legs and his right arm wero
broken. He died from his injuries shortly after
ward at ST. GATHERINGS Hospital
A coroner's inquest was held yesterday in tLe case
of Pierce Heating, who died on Monday at the CIV
Hospital from the injuries lac received In a fire at
No IS Raynond-st.. on August 30. lie aud bis son
were calamity rescued from the burning building