New-York tribune., 1884-01-10
MOVING A CHURCH UPTOWN.

notI' vbicI formerly met IN Bleecker-st. The
price agreed upon was So5,OOo When the IIt!los !
were einp searched il learned that restflcti0h
forbade building on ten feet of the front 0f the
property. and concession was MADE, the h,l Pilco
being So, 800. Tho Presbyterian Chnrch mas puII-
chased four lots at Seventh-aye. ana One lutuicu-
aud-twenty-eghth-st for 1000, and bulldlng
is now in course of erection, which, it is expected,
will be ready for occupancy next month";
ARCHBISHOP CoRRIGAN's RETURN.
Archbishop Corrigan, Bishop O'Hara, of Harris
burg Penn, and other Roman Cathollc dlgnltarles,
returning from the Council at Rome arrived Dy tHe
steamship Scythia yesterday. large number OF
clergymen met them at the pier, including wear
General Quinn and Monsignor Preston. Inc ArcIl,,
bishops secretary said that the questions discussed
at the Council would not be made known 1Or the
present The result of the deliberations is to- be suo
mitted to the American Bishops, and after me
Plenary Council. to be held in B3ltlmore next NO
yember, the public will be given mtormatlon'
MRS. MURPHY DOES NOT GET A HUSBAND.
In the examination at the Essex Market Police
Court yesterday of Christian Peterson charged WIN
having married Catharine Murphy under the name
of Sosstrom and then abandoned her, The woman
produced her marriage certificate dated October 0,
1850. Mrs, Catharine Smith, Of No. 80 Plke-st;, ST.
and Mrs. Ellen Slater, of No. 176 Madis0n-st. de-
clared that Peterson was the man who had married
Catharihe Murphy. Frederick Alexander and Ben;
janin Aver Pnkham, of the Sailors Home; n e. n auu
Others. however declared that SosstrOn and Peter
son were not the same, and the complaint was as
missed.
TESTING AN ELEVATOR. ,
A trial of Hodgess Elevator was made nc the
Cooner Institute Yesterday, to demonstrate the
safety claimed for it in case of rope breaking or
the slipping of a belt The attachment is Ingehlsr
ously automatic, and is also under the control OF
the attendant, should any sudden descent haye to to
be checked. The safeguards consist mainly oI
strong iron paw Is, set at short intervals III iHe
framework of the elevators passage.way' whieh
fall of themselves into resisting position as the
car ascends and by a simple but scientific con-
trvance they made to resume an equally resist
ing position, If necessary, as the car deScehus'
AN EASY WAY OF PAYING DEBTS. . -
Y. f. Babbitt was held by Police Justice Duffy
in the Yorkville Court yesterday tGn log passing
worthless checks upon Richard Wv W. WhhtOm hGo It Io
boarded He paid board bill Of SO and al loan o3 OF
$50 December p with two checks I 3 OF W 200 % e&cn'
relative of ex-Judge LOew. One of the checks was
cashed by the Manhattan Gas Light Company;
where Wilton was employed. but he was discharged
when the check was returned. A butchers DllI
was paid with the other check, but this check was
also returned worthless. Mr.. Loew denied having
signed the checks.
THE INTERNATIONAL CHARITY FUND.
A meeting of the committee of the lnternatlonaI
Charity Fund took place yesterday at the oices OF
the Acors Fund in the lRe%tr9 Pmr9 Sargent
Harry Miner Samuel Gran, Nine. Selma DolaTo
and several others. A telegram from Henry III Ii
Abbey was read stating that he would render all
the assistance in his power. William DAILY was
appointed stage manager and +. B. Gilmore nuslca, @
director. Offers of assistance were received HoLn
John McCaulI. Harrigan and Hart, Henrietta Marx
stein and several others. The beneht Will prOoably
fake place at the New Metropolitan Opera House
on January IL and the sale of seats Will begin next
Monday.
A SOUVENIR CLOCK FOR Mr.. WILLARD.
The New-Haven Clock Company has just com
pleed clock for H. l.. Bridgman, the case OF winch
was made from piece of the last tie OF the North
ern Pacific Railroad which was laid in the Rocky
Mountains last September. The CLOCK was designed
for present to ex-President Willard ana was SEM
to him on Monday. The rough, irregular piece OF
wood had been polished into neat block beforethe
work of ornamentatiOn was begun: 1t was then
placed on a silver base with gold rim ana oals 10
m M
small bear and on the other an elk. Across the
front were the words Blessed be the tie. that
binds" and the dial was the quotation rms cor
onat opus. miniature gold engine suTmounted the
case standing on slightly projecting PLATFORM 10
Henry Willard from Henry L. BridGman" was the
inscription the back of the clock. Inc value OF
it is about 500.
BROOKLYN
Hot English waflles have taken theplace of honor
on street-cOrner stands.
"This Business SAL" was the notice in a store
in Third-ave., near Ninth-st yesterday.
The total number of deaths in 1888 was 49, 758,
n reduction of 256 from the number in 1882 not
wthstanding an increase OF 10000 III the popula-
ton.
The hesecond annual athletic meeting for the am
ateur Military Championship of the National Guard
will take place in the Thirteenth Regiment Armory
on January ~.
The Atlantic Avenue Street Railroad Company
has equipped its conductors with, register Whicih
has clock attached. These clocks give the stand
ard time and are regulated daily, there being two
sets of them for each line.
Mary Cosgrove, who was sentenced TO the Peni-
Tertiary for six months yesterday, made three ull.
successful attempts to hang herself with strips OF
her clothing in the pen in the courtroom.
Police Commissioner Jourdan has decided to APP
point Police Captain McKelar OF the IGnth RE
cnCt Police Inspector, 10 succeed Henry l.. Jewett
resigned. The latter will he made Police Captain
in the place of Inspector Mcclellan.
A certificate from General @. c. Gilmore, presi-
dent Of the Kings County Elevated Railroad Com
pany to the effect that bOuds of the company TO
the amount of 81 900 had been subscribed Tor
by known reputable and responsible PERSONS was
handed to Mayor Low yesterday.
Several members of the Early Closing Association
were before Justice Massey yesterday, charged with
breaking in the windows of the store OF D. NJ.
Rhcinhart, at Nos. 52G, 52S, $50 532 and 534
broadway, and destroying considerable property,
on Tuesday evening, while the association was
having parade. Five Of the members, incudng
Henry Westcndof, the president, were held III 5000
bonds each
Gerald Massey the English poet and lecturer, will
deliver four lectures IN this city on January y,
p and 30, and on February |, in the Old Baptist
Church in ClintOn-ayc. near Myrtlc-aye. The SUBJ
iects are: "Man in Search OF his Soul during 5O;-
600 Years. The Non-IIi,torlc Nature of the Fan
of Man. "The Nom Historic Nature of the Canon
zeal Gospels" and "Why God Does Not Kill the
Devil"
Aconfcrence Ofphysicans and veterinary surgeons
to discuss plcur0-pnenmonia IN cattle was held at
the invitation Of Health Commissioner Raymond.
In the Municipal Department building. Yesterday:
Among those present were Professor james Law. of
tho United states treasury NdiIc COllulN5loI,
Erastus Brooks of the state Board of Health. and
Drs C.. c. Munsel ID. ID. Whitney, 4. \. Bell, L. l..
Bell. and Hopkins paper presented by DR.. Me
Lean upon incubation as a preventive Of the dis
ease was read and resolutions 10 be presented to
Congress were adopted.
JERSEY CITY.
Gregorio Stuzo, an Italian, was arraigned before
JudCe Stilsing in the First District Police Court
Yesterday for assauiing with intent to kill Parole
Fahrizio. Both men live IN NewIOrk and were
rivals for the affections OF a young l'allan girl
Fabriz0 was the favored suitOr and Stuzo attacked
Fabrizio with a stlettO. aud stabbed imfourteen
| weeks at the point of death in his home in New
! York. He was Temanded.
| William +. Greenleaf and his wife have began
| tho Hu1Son ('iTcuIt tOuTt to