New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-20
NETWORK CITY

Arrests last week. 1,0l3; births 5o7; deaths
6ls marriages, EOS. =,
On and after Monday. April 81 two trains daily
will be run to Long Beach over the Long iS'"ND
Railroad.
Reporting will be the subject of lecture IN tng
Madison Avenue Congregational ChuIch 'O-Ihoiio"
evening by David \. Curtis -. ...,
Castle Garden was crowded with lmmigIa9foS
yesterday. I,i4I h,inG landed The arrivals ior
the week were IL 1888.
The sixteenth annual dinner OF the Veteran AsIo So
ciat OF Of the list Regiment VIII take pi"oo Ill i0
Hotel Brunswick tomorrow
The Sea Beach Railroad is running trains regn-
larlv Work on the Elephant Hotei; near HS
Ioney Island terminus, Is going on rapidly
Aucust HoeAinen German, age twenty-four'
steerage passenger on the Fuda, which arrived
yssterday hanged himself with a strap last Mon
day.
Tho bodv of an unknown drowned man, about
thirty wears old. with brown hair and smooth
face was found at the foot of East NlneteehtA-s'.
yesterday.
hanged himself in the cellar OF his nome, at 30
. 236 Second-avc.. yesterday He was respondent
from illness.
ALFCrrRr POSTPONED.
Maurice NJ Minton did no; deliver his lecture on
american Society" last evening, at Chckerhg
Hall. as announced, owing 10 his having taken q
severe cold. The lecture Is indefinitely postponed
OLD GUARD ANN1yEHsARy CELEBRATION: L.,
The Old Guard will celebrate its fifty eighth
anniversary on Tuesday. There VIII be paTaqe
ri noon and services at the Chnrch OF me hoIE
Trinity at n. M. and a dinner in the Armory AZ
o'clock.
WARM WEATHER ONLY CAS- STOP TYPHOID FENtR
Dr. TAYLOR Chief Inspector OF contagious us
eases said yesterday that the increase OF typhps
fever IN the Jewish quarter east OF the boWery sun
continued, aud probably could not be checked uh'h
warm summer weather came.
THT NAVAL OFFICER AND T1E COLLECTOR
Naval Officer Graham refused to say anything
yesterday regarding the dispute between his once
and that Of Collector Robertson. lie mas plepAcd
statement which he will forward to the Secretary
Of the Treasury.
MONrY SENT 10 TTT FLOOD SUFFERERS,
The Advisory Committee appointed by uayoT
fdson 10 confer with representatives 81 the several
exchanges ia reference to hc distribution oil money
Clothiag etc. for Che Hood sufferers mas presence
It's ropori 10 The Mayor. 1t received and dlNtnD-
N;ed 500 los 81 hes dcS clothing ana suppress
Az ATTRACTIVE CA1>KILL MOUNTAIN RESORT,
The Grand Hotel, on summit Mountain IN the
Catskls, has been leased for term ~ }e1lS -! T..
A. GIllet of Philadelphia. who viii add many new
fcotures since lat year new wing has been
added The hotel i, reached directly by the Ulster
and Delaware Railroad. 1t Will open on June 70
sronrD CocoANUTs srZEp.
Or Cyrus Edison, of the sanitary bureau Yester- |
daV seized 400 pounds of spoiled cocoannts III |
the candy factory of c. GARNER. "t No % James
-. aud sent them 10 the oiiaI dock Tlhrr was as
going "a make the stun INTO candy cakes snch as
are sold 10 school children throughout the city LOT
one cent each.
BICYCLE RACE MEETING.
A bicycle race meeting Will be held ON Friday
evening. at the American Institute, ulder tne
auspicc, of the Citizens Bicycle Club, The pro
y
tanccS exhibitions of fancy and trek riding by the
best experts competitive drills by clubs, and fancy
skating.
rrPopT ABOUT TnT RELIANCE DENIED.
Captain Lacllan superintendent of the United |
state. and Brazil steamship Liue SAID yesterday |
4tat the Reliance recently stranded in the harhor
of Bahla had not been abandoned TO the under |
writers and that the company had not chartered |
a steamer to take herplace and would h2t 90 So
until il was certain that she Is (otal wreck
DEBATING PUBLIC QUESTION.
Adcbqte between the members Of the Chonian
and pmcnoco>inan SOclct les Of the COLLEGE OF me
civ of New-Yoik. of which Ehhu Root was judge
held ON Trid az evening IN the chapel the qucs-
lion being: Rosoircd. That the parties as they
exist in Tie United states injurious to i4e pub
lie welfare The prize was Won by }. VI, Macy CT,
OF the tiouIan Society.
AUCTION SALE or wTU-XN0WN ARTISTS WORKS.
Nearly one hundred Oh paintings and water color
drawings bv Arthur Quartlev and J. HopklnNon
smith representing the ncrcnt characteristics of
thc artists Will loo sold at auction IN the galleries OF
ORGIES 4 CO. No = - and = ~ Broadway, at pm.
on Friday. The paintings are on exhibition there
now. ahe sale will DE under the management OF
the American Art Association.
SURRENDERED ~ m~ BoNDoNAN.
Jacob Ro.euhJum. age nineteen years, who was
arrested recently on hi- arrival from Europe for
stealing diamond iewolry worth $500 from ms
March - and who was held for trial in default Of
$4,000 bali. surrendered ny rs hOnNsn'n
Never Rosenthal. Yesterday. Nh RoSenthal was
afraid that Koscnbaun would run away 40 EUROPE
again.
FUNERAL on MAJOR wIEHNAN.
Inc iuUCfN ui MaIuE tUNlu H. w iIitls VI Nv
died suddenly Iu the coleman House last Wedncs;;
day night while contemplating suicide. Was held
yesterday in the Calvary Church IN f"uIth-aye.
The body Law N plain black eliot covered CONN
The ONLY floral Offering a wreath Of v!oletS
winch rested on the collin The Rev hr H. J.
Sattcree conducted the services. HE burial WAS
in Greenwood Cemetery.
HEAVY WEArWEAT STA.
The brig ella, which arrived yesterday from
pcrnambucO reports that on April G-5 she met
heavy southwest gales and lad her spahkei-u22on
carried away. The schooner NJ. Grant reports that
on April H. When oil Cape ienlopen, sho struck
sunkcn wreck and split her cutWater; ne |
schooner Mary L. Graham, from lack, Onvllle Nso !
met heavy gales aud high seas. She lost part OF |
her deck load had herj.b blown away and boat /
smashed.
ADVISED TO LOOK RrFoEE THEY LEAP
In the absence of Comm ssiQueT Mitchell yoSteT-
day the Board OF EHge '9ok no 9oI ior ycG G9
MessIs. llsughton and Morris passed resolution
siyisng liquor sellers to ma onI wheJner InoS
Mi Morris said that the resolution was passed IN
order that tho Commissioners might have c1nNeh-
lent reply to persons who argue that they ought to
In fitting mp liquor stores.
BROOKLYN.
Permits were granted last week for the erection
OF fifty new buildings.
Edward Casey. age twelve, was killed yesterday
by falling from the secODd-stOry WIDOW OF ms
home No 439 COuTt-st.
4 slight leak in the conduit Of the water works
was discovered yesterday sonth Of Balscys Pond
Repairs were elected without stopping the CITY
supply.
James Haskell age ffty-two.of No. 50 Graham-ave
was thrown from his carriage on that street yesteT
day. sustaining fracture OF tho SAUL IRON whlch
be died in hail an hour.
John f. Henne>sey. an old resident Of Brooklyn /
and formerly member Of the Board of Education
and of the Board of Assessors ded OF heart disease
0n Friday night al his home, No. $40 BridGe-st.
William T. Shields, counsel for Charles II. Rugg
Yesterday applied u Justice Cullen Tor change OF
Xeue from Queens 70 King, County, alleging that
ii was impossible 20 secure 4 far tTial Tor the |
murderer m Queens County on account Of the pre-
judice OF the people The application was denied.