New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-09

Inc Trial of INSANITY by jury Mrs. M Engcna
Berry read paper discussing chloral, bromide OF
potassium, morphine, whiskey, and physicians.
1MMIGRArTs At CASTLE GARDEN.
There were 3147 immigrants landed at Castle
Garden yesterday. The Alas ka, from Liverpool.
landed AS the Normandie IRON 1 ,,aSi from Ham,
burg 40 and the Britannia from MeuiVciIaheN"
ports, AT.
A NEW INDICTMENT AGAINST WARDEN BOWIE.
The Grand Jury of the Court OF oyer anu
against Warden James Bowe, OF the LudloW cueeu
Jail. This new indictment Is a , eorIecloh Vi 'no
one previously found against the warden
TIE EXPORT OF GOLD.
The engagements of gold for shipment by the
out going European steamships To-Day amouh'cu
yesterday to $2,250O0O of which T22o,ooo Is In IN
gold coin The total exports of gold since the be-
ginning of the present movement are pl |'oooooo'
FINDING THE BODIES OF DROWNED MEN
The body of an unknown man, about nifty years
old was found in the East River at PER No. 90
Yesterday The body of drowned man about forty
Years old was found at Pier No. SO North River.
A tag bunch of keys bore the name a. me-
Crackin, Engineer, n. y"
THE CITIZEN IN RELATION TO THE STATE
Alexander Porter Morse, of Washington, lectured
before the Law School of the University OF the CIty
of New-York last evening on he ClliIell III hla
of the Law School, Professor Jaques ana william
r. Martin occupied the platform with the lecturer,
to whom vote of thanks was rendered.
A TESTIMONIAL TO INSPECTOR BYRNES.
A handsome testimonial, signed by Lieutenant
Governor David b. Hill senator J. s. Fassctt. As
semblyman Van Duzer and the Mayor, Police Com
mlssiOncrs and Aldermen of ElmTa, n. T., was
presented to Inspector Bymes Yesterday, at Police
Headquarters, for the capture of William Menken,
the murderer of Katie Broederhoft.
A COMMITTEE GOING TO WASHINGTON.
committee of the Chamber of Commerce will
start for Washington on Monday, to appear before
the House Committees on Banking aud Currency
the representatives of the Chamber of Commerce
will hold conference at Wizards with COM
mittees of the Board of Trade and Chambers of
Commerce of Portland Me, Providence, r. l.;
New Orleans Charleston, St. Louis Chicago, and
other cities.
TO CELEBRATE AN EXCHANGE UNION.
Prominent members of the Aew-Iork Mining
Stock and National Petroleum Exchange are pre-
pairing to celebrate the union of the two organiza-
TONS which made the present institution by dun
the matter are c. o. Morris, Robert MilIken. ir,
j. McKim Mnton. Anthony Aren't George X. Glib
son. +. L. Goddard, s. Morris Pryor aud Thomas
l.. Watson.
TO SAVE THE FORESTS.
large attendance Is expected at the Adirondack
mass meeting in Chckering Hall tonight. There
is no politics in this movement. Republicans, Dem
OCTats and Anti-MOnOpOliss meet on the same plat
form to plead for the forests The speakers are to
be Cbauncey NJ. Depew, Carl Schulz, the Key.
George w. Gallagher, DR.. Ferdinand Seeger, +. T.;
ThuTber and L. f. Chlttenden. Mayor Edison VIII
preside.
HORSES DOWN IN FRONT OF THE BRUNSWICK.
The asphalt pavement in Fifth-ave., in front of
the Brunswick Hotel. was made as smooth ana
slippery as ice. by the rainfall, yesterday alter
noon. The Avenue was thronged with vehicles
and soon the horses began 70 slip. AbOut5 O'Clock
valuable horse, one one, OF va span Of
fell and broke a foreleg In the twenty minutes
that followed nine other horses were down, three
at one time.
JUSTICE FOR THE INDIANS.
Amecting of the New-York Indian Association
was held last evening at the Calvary Baptist
Church in Fifty-seventh-st., Judge Noah DAVIS
come when Justice should be DONE the Indian. The
Government should give the Indian the rights OF
citizen, as the English Government had done IN
Canada. Mrs A. :. Quinton, secretary of the
National Indian Association, read a report OF the
work of the ASSOCIATION, and General Armstrong Of
Boston, gave an account OF hIs experience Win 'he
Indian tribes of the West and Southwest.
ASSAULTED BY Az EX-DErUTY SHERIFF..
A quarrel occurred in the restaurant and beer
shop No ~ Chrystie-stY . on Monday afiternoomi
Hyman Rosenheim, an ex-deputy sheriff, because
the former refused an invitation TO drink. ROsen-
helm became excited and, it is alleged struck the
officer receiving singing blow on the eye in re-
turn. Rosenheim required to give bail in
$500 by Justice White yesterday at Essex Market
Court.
SHOOTING HIMSELF IN A PASSION.
Joseph Ford. of ,FlatbuSh. l. l., dlsspated
young man. age eighteen, shot hmsei1 twice III !r9
right breast yesterday about $50 =. M, at No. -
Pearl-st where his father has store for the sale
of optical instruments. His brother Andrew stated
thai the Young man. who Is passionate and unruly,
had been intoxicated for two days and his fat her
removed HIM for his misconduct. The pistol was a
seven shot revolver of % calibre. The young
man was sent to the Chambers street Hospital,
where his wounds were pronounced serious. The
bullets could not be found
HEATING TIE PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
Secretary Folgcr recently sent a commission 10
report on the feasibility of heating the New York
Post Office. Sub-1Ieasury. Custom House aud As
saw Office by The New-YOrk Steam COmpanys pro-
cess The commission consisted of Mr.. SwaZey,
superintendent of Treasury buildings IN Washing
ton; Crawford {. Adams, of Philadelphia, and
SUPERINTENDENT CaywoOd, Of the Sub-Ireasury
here They spent a week in investigating the mat
tor and have now reported favorably 10 heating
all the buildings by the Steam Company pipes.
lie FOUND HIS SWEETHEART AFTER ALI.
When the steamship Alaska from Liverpool ar
rived at her per hero Monday Father Riodan,
missionary nj Castle Garden, was among those who
watched her passengers land. From a carriage
yOuug man stepped out altered for bridal and
accompanied by his best man. He told the priest
that he had come 10 meet his sweetheart, Clara
Miller Of London who had promised to come over
on the Alaska, and that they were TO be married
jnmcdiatelv. No Clara Miller could he found
however and the young man IN the bridal costume
went away IN despair. Yesterday Clara Miller
was found among the immigrants at Castle Garden.
The young man was informed, he got his sweet
heart, they were married, and the romance ended
BROOKLYN.
The church edifce at Fifth and South Fifth sts
which is to be abandoned by the Fist Baptist
Society Of the Eastern District for new edlce
at Lee-ave and Keap-st., viii be sold at auction
Saturday. There IS some talk of converting II into
a theatre.
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