New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-10
NEW-NORK CITY.

IMMIGRANTS UNABLE TO FIND WORK.
John McDeTmott, of County Mayo Ireland, VINO
arrived N This country on June Is, by the steam
shin DevOnla with his wife and seven chlldreh' ne
ing unable to fluid work yesterday asked 10 DC sohI
home with his family.
MP sTAHTN's COMPLIMENT TO THE POLICEMEN.
Arrangements were made by superintendent
Walng yesterday to permit majority OF inc
policemen to enjoy the annual excursion, to-ihor-
row The commissioners last week gave their con
sent 10 a pleasant invitation from John ii. Starln
A SEIZURE ny CUSTOM HOUSE OFFICERS. >,
Custom Uonse officers seized trunk and yaise
on the steamship Niagara from havana on lucs
300 loose cigars. and 100 packages OF TOBACCO
The articles belonged to a Chinaman employed on
the vessel
WILL or WILLIAM A. BEACH.
The will of William A. Beach was filed yestcr-
day. 1t gives to his son. Judge Miles Beach ing
law library and all his other books ana papers anu
his office property one quarter of the estate Is 10
90 TO his daughter, Annie Beach Appleton, and the
remainder to the widow, Ann +. Beach.
soRAKICm TO MFEr MULDOoS.
wrestling match has been arranged between
Matsada Sorakichi, the Japanese champion and
William Mudoon, for $500 side. TO take place al
Chicago on July Is. Two bouts arc to be IN
Japanese style, two OIGcO-hohdh, anu -Ino maj
catch-as-catch can.
ASSISTED IMMIGRANTS DETAINED.
Patrick Flanagan, his wife and ten children, as
sisted immigrants who arrived at Castle uaIdcn
YESTERDAY on BE- steamship Ethiopia with draft
for IS and were on their way to friends In rem.
svlvania. were detained at aste Garden until It
could be ascertained that Flanagan would DC able
to provide for his family
WON HIS CONFIDFVCE AND TOOK MS WATCH.
Mr. De Camp, of Brick Church, \. j.. told super
intendcnt Wslling yesterday that he met d. Is. Ar
Iu61r a stranger who pretended to know his son IN
hiclgo. They talked together IN the nquor store
ot no, 9G Duane-st. and after Mr.. Armour, went
away Mr. DE Camp missed MS "dlcH "uICH HdA
been cut from ITS chain.
RAISING MONEY OF MORTGAGES.
The trustees of the Chelsea have issued 200 bonds
of $500 each. and have executed mortgage lot
100000 to W T. Hall and others as trus!ef9 on OH
A. Corrlgan as trustee, has taken as security tor
81 900 mortgage on the property or the Egilae
ST. Jean Baptistc IN East SeyeDiy-siXth-st
APPOINTING SCHOOL TRUSTEES.
The Board OF Education yesterday held ITS last
meeting until September. The question OF appr0-
pIIatuC 1886 900 for a school site on West Onc-hun-
dred- nd-tweutieth-st, near SlNth-aV@, was lald
over. Appointments IS Trustees were maze a. Iol-
lows: benjamin NJ. illton, Third Ward Francis
Danubackcr, Fourth; and GeOrge II. Robinson,
Iweutv-second instead of James 3 Coward, Jonn
H. Eberhard and DR.. J. III. Campbell respectively.
ARRESTED AGAIN FOR KEEPING POLICY SHOP.
For the third time. on the same charge, William
McCurdy was arrested on warrant and taken 10
the Tomhs Police Court Yesterday for conducting
a policy shop at No. 456 Washington st. Anthony
CGmst0ck who made the arrest, seized quantltyol
lottery slips aud other gambling implements.
McCurdv vas committed for trial in default of
81 900 bail
STOCK EXCHANGE ARBITRATION
The Arbitration Committee o. the stock ~
change rendered its decision yesterday IN the dis
| pute bet wecn kuhn. Deb ~ Co. and the oregon
and lranscoutinental Company over loan OF t1U,
600 sterling made to the latter The cOilatcra 5
| given to secure the osn were sold l3y
the company to be insufficient notice. he com
mIttoe holds that Il has authority over tho case.
and refers the company for redress to the courts