New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-27
NETWORK CITY.

Inc Eden NuStt VIII Dc open lO-udS'
There were II, $40 immigrants landed at Caste
Garden last week
The Saratoga of the Citizens Line to Troy, will
resume her trips on Tuesday There Will be no
steamer this evening
A mass meeting to protest against the spOliation
Of the property of the Propaganda by the ltallah
Government, will be held at Cooper Union To-
morrow night.
FUNERAL OF GENERAL oPDYCKE.
The funeral of General Emerson Opdycke, VINO
died last Friday from peritOnitis caused by s1ot
from the accidental disch.Tge Of pistol T Fonrb
Cniversast Church. Dr. Eaton Will othclate'
ARRIVAL OF A VETERAN MISSIONARY.
The Rev. William Taylor, of san Francisco WHO
has been for more than thirty wears engage r.cnn
on the southwest coast of South America, arlHeu
here Yesterday on the Acapulco. from Asplnwah'
A JFSUIT's GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY.
The Rev Father b. Polliarini, of st. Johns Col
lege at Fordham. celebrated on Wednesday the NJ
tieth. or golden anniversary of his entrance mo
the Jesuit Order. The celebration was confined e1-
rlusively to the members of the Jesuit community.
Father Polliarini was the cclebrant OF solemn
high mass In the afternoon dinner was served
ACCIDENT OR SUICIDE.
plainly dressed man entered the Summit House;
at No. 80 Bowery on Friday evening and registered
as John Ford Yesterday morning the porter sileneu
turned on On the bed lay the dead body OF ord,
lie was about thiTty-s1X years OLD.
CHARGED; WITH ABDUCTNG 4 GIRL J., Cor
trial IN default of 81 900 bail yesterday at the rs
EEK Market Police Court She charged by the
Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children
with abductinq Lottie Schwehn of No. $40 East
Twefth-st., from her home for immoral purposes
NOT AN HARMONIOUS SING SONG.
Charles Hee sing wishes an absolute q, ItT t
Emma Hee Sing. The burden OF his song is t4at
the twain married In London IN 80. ne ne
has now discovered he says, that in 1850 Mrs; ice
Fon one Justice Barrett in the Supreme Court,
chambers sent the case yesterday to referee
DEATH FASTENED BY HAIR DYE.
No. w
transferred to the Ninth Precinct, died yesterday
1t his home in West Twenty-thrd,st It was
thought that his death was caused Dy near ha
the constant use of hair dye had probably increased
his heart trouble.
HOW TO REACH NON-CHURCH-GOEns:
The Congregational Club tomorrow night at
Clarks IN Twenty-third-St., will discuss Tue
best method of reaching the non-church gong
,asses in the larger towns and cities OF the cOun-
irv'V The Rev. A. H. Bradford of Montclair n
j. will preside at the dinner. DIR. Lyman Abbott
md other clergymen will take part III the us
sussiOn.
ARRANGING FOR A LACROSSE TorBNAMEXT. =
Arrangements have been concluded for the ia Ia
crosse contest for the AdTich cup on MAY l., az 10
boken At noon the Druids, of Baltimore, Will play
the Independents, of New York; at O'clock 1aI n
will play Princeton; at the New-l orK cup VIII
play the University linen t6e n ieam Viii
clubs
TAXING PARIS GREEN.
John Knner. German baker, thirty-nine years
pd swallowed dose of Paris green at No. 3ll
West Twenty sixth-st yesterday. lie hsd VIE
When the police learned that he had taken poison
be SAID that he was perpetratng Joke on ms rs
friends. Much against his wishes ne was selt u
the New York Hospital where he died.
AN rxpIBlTIoN OF WOOD ENGRAvINGs.
An exhibition of wood engravngs by prominent
artists given last evening ID me rooms u we
Three hundred reproductions IN engraving anu
nearly seventy-fve original pieces OF the same
work weir placed upon the walls OF We ROOMS CONS
son of Boston: Frederick Juenghng, u. hiuell,
William Miller, F. 5. King and J. g. smthwick'
CLOSE OF The HARLEM FAIR. o,,
Choral Hall at Observation-Disclosures
and LexingtOn-ave., Harlem was thronged WIN
young people last evening at the closing OF Iue lan
for the heneht of the Young Mems Christian ASSoI
citation. Nearly all the articles nave 9een 4SpooJu
Of and the receipts, il is believed, WlllIe2ch nearly
5000. The Loan Exhibition has more sNRa iTar
Ized what was expected of IT, Mrs. A. + ketcham
conceived tins project. II has been decided 10 con-
tinue the exhibition OF the Art O"liery Uu'h
wednesday.
FAuTRF OF PULLMAN. TOIPKINs " CO..
Tho market VAS quiet at the Produce ENGhSnge
yesterday aud somewhat stronger than on T cs
and Stoue-st. was the only failure posted. Ihey
have made an assignment TO GEORGE bhtleI one ot
their clerks with preference 10 elT iiIiitis
$4,000 The amount of their assets ana iaOili.Ics
could not be learned. The Exchange IeSOINed Dy
vote of $40 10 80 to suspend business on May o.
the date of the removal 70 the new building
Recent troubles of Mrs. Catherine MITCHELL, a
vounp Polish woman were ended yesterday by
suicide at No 1877 Ludlow-St. she came. 10 TINS
rouutry two years ago ana was soon n'II..u, ~
DhotoCTaphcr named Mitchell, VINO deserted heI
when She told him that she had a child hVlhg IN
Poland She caused his arrest, but procured MS
discharge when he promised to live with her len
Iays ag1 he left her agIn. She then sent SlZ 70
Ter mothc i'll Poland to be used Tor hcr chdu QH
"Wednesday she had her life insured for $500 IN the
Ncw.York Safety Reserve Fund at No. 20 Bow
e,,. aud ON the following daV she secretly TOOK
dCseof poison She concealed the cause OF her
sickness until Yesterday. when she dled.
BROOKLYN.
Half-hourIv trains will he run to Brighton Beach
To-day.
Mrs Jenny Martins. of Baltimore has been APP
pointed Orgauist of the NOStrand Avenue IctAouiSl
Episcopal Church.
The Atlantic session of the German Evangelical
Association of North America, presided over by
H;sIon Fs.hpr OF Chicago. viii close tomorrow.
An ordination sermon will be preached at 3 p ILL.,
to-day. - ., .,..., ;..
Fannie J. Rrcakspear. to anuul his marriage, ON the
prouud of fraud was before Justice Cullen \eS'eI-
5av He saws that lie earns only 50 week, ana
IaS TO support his widowed mother lie alleges
that her character was not ROod, anu She acCu7e'
him OF betTaying her under promise ol mar
A serons interruption to travel, affecting 5000
dailvor y 600 SUNDAY passengers is threatened on
III ibird-aye line while sewer IS beng extended
iu that thOTOughfaTe from Twenty -elEhtn 10 rory
ninth sts The Brooklyn City railroad company
has failed to make arrangements with the boaIu VI
Ctv Works for the continuance OF Pas5GIs5d m S
dining the six months that the work VIII be gol99
on ndcr the law the street belongs TO the clly ioI
that time aud the city has transferred III 10 TIC
contractor j. p. Crasord.
NEWS From THE SUBURBS.