New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-15

fIomnopaTnic Medical College, the Glass or 80 has
decided to begin the publication Of college perodi-
cal in October. AT meeting of the class held on
Thursday, the following editors were elected
Managing Editor, L. II. Porter Materia Medica, 7.
Fulton Surgery E. De Bqpm I TTaG' NeieS a. 4
J. Hall Hospital Notes, w. T.. McCune; business
Manager, +. r. s. White
ALDERMEN TO REVIEW ST PATnCKs PARADE.
Acting Mayor Kirk left Mr.. Edson's office yesterss
dav long enough to preside Mt special meeting or
the Board of Aldermen, called by himself to con-
slider an invitation to review the parade on o.
Patricks day. The invitation was accepted. Oor.
poration Counsel Andrews wrote hat ne hau S tho
the draft of bill to the Assembly authorizing the
city to contribute $50 900 to the fund for the cree
ton of pedestal for the Statue of Liberty.
SHOOTING HIMSELF WHEN DEsPoNDENT.
Adam Stcnger German barber VINO Io oIs cry
kept shop in East Fourth-st, killed hmseit yes
terday at his house No 800 East Iwenty-elghtn-
ST. He caught a severe cold while hunting a0out
sixteen months ago. and Tor more than year tbo
SHINE His wife had been cOmpeedtO sell the sh0p
and Steuger became respondent ut the prospect Oh
poverty. While she was absent from INC mousse
yesterday lac shot himself III the head.
ALLEGED swGNDIING OF IMMIGRANTS.
Samuel Sem and seventeen other Immigrants
sent to Fulton on "Wednesday by tltzpatrlGkS
Employment Bureau, and promised situations les
terday Sem returned and made affidavit before the
Commissioners of Emigration that ne nad Dee en-
swnded. He said that he had paid q fee OF y
when he was furnished situation, ana haG eH-
Services of a runner. But he had been deceived;
The matter will be laid before the Mayors Marshal
to-day,
REGISTERS OFFICE NOTES. 49, 90
The Standard Oil Company has purchased No -
Broadway and No. 75l2 Newest. for $4,000 me
Western Union Telegraph Company mas nS SUib of
Dey-st. to Harriet Hayden for $lOOOOO. zen
years lease of the tracks and road extending from
Chatham square to Fulton Ferry has been 4n, a t6o
Twentv-thrd and the Blocker Street ana fultoh
Ferry Railroad Companies at an annual rental VI
$1,000.
BROOKLYN.
Limited divorce was granted yesterday to Henry
Hamilton from Mrs. Matte f. Hamilton
Richard w. Meade. Captain of the Navy Yard
will 90 TO ST. Louis to-day TO take position III the
office of the Missouri Pacific Railroad Company.
DIR. Phpbe Thorne Williamson has been appoint
ed a member of the dispensary stan of PHYSICIANS
connected with the Eastern District Hospital anu
Dispensary.
In the suit of jeremiah Dadv against the unex-
cclled Fireworks Company to recover SZ'UUo as
damages for the loss of an eye and an ear Dy
premature explosion, the jury awarded SI,ZoV as
damages yesterday
Mayor Low has approved the resolution OF the
Board of Aldermen granting To rA-Ai9trlh'n J9Iuo5
Donovan the franchise TO run line OF stages rom
Columbia and Otscg0 sts in Otscgo, Eltz3beth ana
Richards SITS, Hamilton-ayc., Henry, MidG2gh ana
Fulton sts to the City Hall and return. me sum
Of $50 year - 10 be pald 10 inc cry loi tie
privilege and the fare is not to exceed cents
Philip White, age sixteen, and Frank William
son concealed themselves in Martins stores Thurs
dav afternoon. and after the wOrkmen had gone
they broke open a box of crude rubber and shortly
after midnight threw bag of 1t INTO me street 10
their coufedcratc> Frank White and Thomas Ward,
who were arrested with II in their possession. The
errand bows inside were caught when the stores
were opened in the morning The rubber was val
ucd at Sl3J.
Phlip Griffith. aec thirteen, has been missing
from hi, home. No. 81 Filth-aye.. since August,
1853 and his parents can find no tlustTorjy nior-
away with EuilaIo Bits avid West" which was
exhibited at Couey Island last summer, and which
he said that he was going to see, ala oueh his father
refused to take him. The boy had great tondntss
for CIrcuscs.