New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-07

keeps boat-house at the foot of Eighty ninth-st.
aud he put out small boat to the rescue, sue
ceeding in saving all three. They were In more o.
less drowned condition, but after being stimulated
with brandy they went home, refusing 10 DC seht
! a hospital.
| NEW ExCHANGI FOR TRAVELLERS.
A branch of the American and Colonial Elk
change of London which is social oInD i1I az Mo
| % Union Square Edwin II. Lord, late passenger
agent of the Ma onal Steamship Line is the man al,
| aver Ii is conducted on the same principle as the
| American Exchange. Well furnished reading-rooms
are provided for both men and women, which are
| supplied with reading matter from all parts OF tne
world records of departure, and arrivals OF ocean
| steamships and complete passenger lists. Core
- rooms and every convenience are also
| furnished.
BURGLARS BRAvELY MET.
Frederick BOckelman and his WIFE were cI0sin ny
up their beer shop at No 900 East Eleventh-st
| on Saturday night when they heard noise IN one
of the rooms overhead. Investigation showed ,nat
entrance had been effected through ,he the
TOOm They Immediately assalled bocke,inani t
he knocked down one with an iron paddock anu Ino
other fed. The disabled burglar, who bled pro
Smith. age twenty-five of No. 424 East Eley e
ST. Before Justice German yesterday at the bSseh
Market Police Court he was heId Ior trlh III w
fault of 81, 900 bail.
WISHING TO KEEP THE BOY.
Mrs. Mcclellan, of Williamsburg asked Captail1
Gastin at Police Headquarters yestefday 90 t'1 to
orr her hnshmd who had came from Boston on
Saturday and kidnapped her boy, Charles, age s S
teen ana WAS gong sd NOT lived With her husband for
years and that the custody of the boy haa pesn
awarded to her by the Court at the time Oh , tt
separation CAPTAIN Gastlin told the woman tIal
he had no power TO cause her husband arrest ne
advised her to 60 TO the depot anu uy 10 Inuoo
her boy to return TO her care by personal entreaes
as he was of sufficient age not 10 DC heid aealii'V
his will.
THE SECOND DURYEE ZOUAvES.
A large meeting of the Vetersnsot the looth reg.
iment cd DuTyee ZouavesD was heId yesterday aU
ROYAL Arcanum Hall, No. 52 Union square. COM
mittees were appointed to secure uniforms ana
make preparations for the parade on the Sunday
precedng Decoration Day, when the members of
the Regiment will proceed TO the Cemetery OF the
EvergreenS and decorate the tomb OF CO0nel Abel
Smith r. Matthias Johnston was elected captain
of the uniformed battalion. Addresses were made
by President Stephenson. Distnct,Attorney Flem-
mg of Jamaica, Harmon u. Hull Dr. James f.
Ferguson, William K. French and others
IMPATIENT IMMIGRANTS BECOME UNRULY.
While the passengers by the steamship lianmonia
were being registered in the rotunda at Castle Gar
den yesterday, usual there was crowd OF board
ing-house runners waiting OUTSIDE me wlckets'
Many OF the immigrants who were hard Gus
toners" and had been here before, got impatient
and wrenchng of the Stats of the gates when the
locks were ATTACHED !, rushed ont. The boarding
house runners" took advantage of the situation
and rushed in. About sixty of the imm grants got
out before they could he stopped aud the gates Sc
cured. Superintendent Jackson hearing the row
went down into the rotunda and after some trouble
put out.
BROOKLYN
In the absence of Mr.. Beecher in Indianapolis,
yesterday, his pulpit in Plymouth Church was
filled by the Rev. A. II. Bradford, OF Montclalr.
n. J.
An application has been made TO Governor Cleye-
land Tor a reprieve for George Mills now III Ray
mOnd Street JAN under sentence to be hanged on
April is, for the murder of his wife under agra
waited circumstances. District Attorney Kldgway
has sent word 10 the Governor that he would Ike
TO be heard before action in the matter is taken.
The funeral of Captain II. Woolsey, who died at
his home. No. 344 BedfOrd-ave., on Friday OF
heart disease was held yesterday. The Ecktord
Social Club of Brooklyn; John d. Willard Lodge,
of Newly ork; the andy Hook and Ncw-JerSey
pilots and o'her bodies attended. There was no
strictly in accordance with Masonic mites.
IOnis Horwitz a Frenchman, age forty-three
committed suicide by hanging at his home, No. ~
Presidsnt-st yesterday afternoon. lie was 1ound
ROOM at 3 o'clock, and was dead at the time
HorwiN had been in business Mt NO ou PRESIDENT
ST., selling psrfumery, and had become embarrassed
His wife said that he had been much depressed by
business matters. and sne hau no douDl lheSo III
duced him to commit suicide.
The clubhouse of the Varuna Boat Club, at Bay
Ridge will be opened on April 90 Tue club mas
membership of 50, and last season 1t roWed O,HSd
miles the captain, James g. 1lghe, making l,D49
mIles which Is said to be the best on record Inc
club is composed of business men OF brooklyn.
Cbe officers are: l.. e.. Hopkins president; }. W.
Reed, treasurer; W. H. Reitz, secretary; James 6.
'Tighe captain, and G. f. Farrell and IL. I. NeIsh,
ieutenants.
Judpe Clement has issued an order to prevent the
County Treasurer from paying any money 10 ShoIIn
Stegman, on the ground that Judgment MAD been
secured against him by Frederic Eucher, for tho
amount of 81 5S7, alleged to have been loaned on
promissory note, which had gone TO protest. ne ne
order directed the Treasurer to hold any money III
his possession due to the Sheriff until Aprh TO-
when the matter will have hearing