New-York tribune., 1884-03-23
NEW-YORK CITY.

NEw-YORK CITY
arrssts last week 1904, births o42; dea'ns
672; marriages, 100 A. c.omhor ~
Commerce yesterday decided 10 appear poioi0 '
Congressional Committee on April 10.
Russell Sage has transferred his membership from
the New-York Petroleum Exchange 10 ,ne NV T
York Mining Stock and Natioua io"oi' w
change.
NATIVITY OF A SAVAGE. 49,
Are Won from Georgia or South CarollnaT
~ ons Of Rarnmm's savages "Pse frum Souf Ca;
liny" he answered, with display Oh 'ee'n ~'0
gums.
MR.. ANDRADE's CHAI TNGE.
ohere were no new development. e.. the Andrade-
panser wea case vesterday Mr Bellinger said to
TRIBUNE reporter that he did not care to say say
whether or not he would put the ma"er III 'he
hands of the police authorities.
RECEIVER APPOINTED
James J. Nealis has been appointed receiver VI
the property, etc. OF William aTkness 1n1
and one of the corporators of the Hardness fHe
Extnguisher Company.
WHY MR.. BILLUPs's SEAT WAS NOT SOLD SOLD T.
Jacob p Billups, member OF the C0tton IA IL
change who failed recently, obtained an ln1uncIIou
Yesterday in the Supreme Court restraining % Sne ot
change from selling his seat IN that Douy n' ''"'
was to be sold at auction yesterday
JERSEY CATTLE TO BIZ SOLD:
Two large importations of Jersey Cattle; one pe-
longing TO John Max1eld' OF bdooIeu' penD n D
are AT the American Horse Exchange wnere t1ey
will he sold on Tuesday, Wednesday ana thursday
by Peter c. Kellogg d Co.
ROBBED WHILE AT DINNER.
The house of Mrs Leah II. Lumley No. 81 West
Nineteenth-st entered by thieves at p III
Yesterday while the family " Te1 homt IN iHe sIo0 we're
stolen. Detectives at Police Headquarters were
informed of the robbery last evening.
FUNERAL OF MRS. LOwERY.
The funeral of Mrs Caroline S. LOwery, daughter
of ex-Mayor stephen Allen was held yesterday at
the Madison Square Presbyterian Church, the hev. Key
DR. ] aGdda 6S oTep3 eGn MSTS a
1884, age seventy-fve years"
TowED SAFELY INTO PORT.
The steamship Bolivia fron, Glasgow arrived ia, at
tiac which was picked up by the Bolivia thirty miles
from Shinnecock. She was proceeding, under sail,
having broken her propeller shaft two days before
She from Mediterranean ports loaded with trult
PREPARING FOR THE syX DAYS WALK.
The entry-list of the six days go-as-you-please
ad9PnS snnare %Sn ardsb Sll eedes Rowe Fz
gerald NOremac, Ynt and Hart; Haz@sl Howard
an Indian of Michigan are also in training.
THE NEW CABLE RAILWAY COMPANY STOCK.
The capital stock of the new company TO be OF
ganized by the Rapid Transit Commissioners ,I to
construct and operate cable railroads IN thus city
has been divided into 10000 shares. Of the par
value of 800 each and per cent OF the par Value
is TO be paid i'll cash at the time of subscribing
THE PRICE OF MILK FOR 1884,
At meeting of the producers and milk dealers at
the Cosmopolitan Hotel on Friday evening II was
Vear Ttr'i be%SSiHg ' on April @ should amount to 40
cents, divided as follows: April, cents; May and
June, 2l2 cents; July and August 81 September and
October, 3l2; November December and January, 4;
February and March, 3l2.
MEMPHIS OF NJ CHAPTER, D. X. [.
A meeting of M Chapter OF the Delta kappa Up-
sion Fraternity, College of the City of New-lO1k,
was held at ClaTks restaurant last evening" to re-
vive the Alumni Association will a view of embI9c-
ing all alumni belonging to the fraternity who 1--we
i'm this clty About seventy were present. Amherst
College already has an alumni society, and Dart
mouth and Cornell have taken stepstor theiiS
FORGETTING HIS DESTINATION
John Behrens a German lad Of nineteen, who ar
neoTed at Castle Garden Yesterday and said that
he was lost With his sister Wilhemena age twen-
ty, he was going TO some place in this state the
name of which he had forgotten, Wiihemena
went to the unknown place and John wished TO
follow her.
IMMIGRANT ARRIVALS AT CASTLE GARDEN.
The steamship State of Nebraska from Glasgow.
landed 365 steerage passengers at Castle Garden
Yesterday The Thngvalla landed 30l, the West
ernland 9s2, the Bolivia 301 and the NeckM 700;
total OF 2, 2,G59 immigrants. Two hundred OF the
lupe of the Mallory Line, which sailed last night
for Galveston.
ALEXANDER II. GRANT BURIED.
The funeral of Alexander II. Grant, who died on
Thursday at the Windsor Hotel was held yesterday
at the Church of the Ascension, at Fifth-ave. and
Tenth-st. The Rev. F. ". Donald the pastor OF & the
den City, l.. l., conducted the services. The pail
bearers were Francis H. Tows, james Brown. Har-
Brown. \ a.
Barr, William A. Nash, Mr.. Dunham, David Dows,
and Mr. Livermore. The burial was at Greenwood.
TWO BILLS APPROVED. 800
The Mayors Cabinet Yesterday dP3TGDe&W Wds tng o
repave Fifth-aye. from Washington Square to Fltty-
eighth-st., at q cost not 10 exceed T35OOOO A bll
TO establish a municipal lOdging-hOuSe, which pro
vIdes that the Commissioners of Charities
shall furnish the Police Commissioners with tickets
Of admission to the house, and makes 1t unlawful
for any Police Captain TO shelter vagrant in any
police station within a mile of the lodging house,
was also approved.
BROOKLYN.
Dennis Reilly who killed Celia Renney last sun
day, secured bail in $1,000 yesterday.
The City Hall is TO he repaired at cost of 81 800.
The repairs will include new figure OF Justice on
the dome.
Mayor Low will address the Brooklyn Teachers
Association IN the First Baptist Church, at Pierre
pont and Clinton sts., on Thursday.
Mrs. Mamie Whitman, age eighteen, a bride of
three weeks, accused her husband yesterday of
striking her in the face with hls fist. They live at
No. 667 Park-ave John was fined 81.
Professor J. 2. Lectsakos Will repeat his interest
ing lecture on Greece Tomorrow evening at the
BROOKLYN Music Hail. This instructive discormse
was recently well received in New-York by au-
dence. II is illustrated by seventy-hve stereopt-
Con views.
The decision of the General Term Of the Supreme
Court confirming the sentence OF Alexander Jefer-
son to be hanged April has been carried to The
Court Of Appeals. This acts as stay OF proceed
1ngs.
The Rev. Henry klmb3ll. VINO distributed uOur
bread and crackers TO the poor from the steps of
the New-Y0rk City Hall during the winter, has been
sued by Mrs. Hattie Palmer, who kee.s boarding;
house on the Heights to recover unpaid board
bill of $14S for himself and family al $l4 week.
He engaged board on September %, 1852, and for
five weeks paid promptly. After that he became
irregular and paid in sums ranging from 81 TO S IL,
at intervals of several weeks.
number Of milk wagons were driven yesterday
morning by polcemen's orders TO the Stagg-st.
station wherein William II. DeLong, milk inspector
for the Eastern District, examined the milk with
lactOmeter. a few dealers who had milk of only
slightly inferior quality were repnmanded and re: