New-York tribune., 1885-03-12

the CITY to he looked after and seeing tnat tnoss
mot % have schools specially
| built for the Italian children. A committee wax
| formed to consider the matter further.
BroUEsTs OF PORTUGUESE 80 ,...d
Claudiano d'Aranjo Gu,maraes. BY ais VIII; aate
| June a. 1884 the Witnesses to which are Uusta' UuS
Imsinck % the Portuguese Consul at this port Gus
tav H. Gossler and H. Stadmair has left the a'H u
fruct of $4,000 mlreis to Emilio Evanges,sa % am on an
his death to 20 to Aburgues Nocurnos 81 LISBON
and the ASYLUM Maria Pia for Destitute
To Miss NJ Eyrionx principal do of an ;Ira;s are
| school, is left 1000 milreis; 2OO niiIeis aie
given to the poor of Lisbon and the usua ~;
for twelve masses for tat soul OF the testaloi LIE
parents and sister are provided ior.
VACANT LOTS SOLD AT AUCTION.
At a. Exchange salesrOom Yesterday the auction
sale of A. II. Muller g. Son attracted the most at,
tenton A corner lot at Sixty-second-st. anu anu
Nnthave sold for to rs1fn sTinrna
Two lots in red-and-thirty-third-s, pe,
tween Fourth and Madison ayes. were bought u py
w. A. Morrell for $3.50 EACH -Four lots IN one,
hundred-and- -ninetcenth-st. between f1fth ana
Sixth aves. were purchased by Hersh Bros; 70 dJr
$l3,s0O. The four opposite lots IN ~ nna
hundred ed-and-eichtcenth-st between New-ave. and
Eighth-ave. brought $2,O50. Ten lots IN one one
,seyent-st west Gaotas oi at
BleeckeI's sale for $3.50.
SEARCHING PoR PAPER MANUFACTURER.
The police were asked yesterday 10 search io'
Robert McAlpne, paper manufacture VI &C. 60
Mass who left his home early as & week % bnd ap trans
ward sent letters which showed that ne Dad Trains
acted some business in this city, On Monday an en-
veope was received at his office in Lee, containing
notes and checks which he had collected, amount
ing TO $500 IL had been mailed at Newark n. De-,
on Saturday, and Mr.. McAlpincs friends learnea s
that ne left Newark that day on a tram ,IDr tor
New-YOrk. d. S. Smith, another Lee manufacturer,
was in tine city Yesterday searching Tor the inis'e
man. Mr.. McApne is described as iorty-sevehh
years OF age, five feet and nine inches iign, WIN
black hair and beard. HIS hands bear WBite scars
resulting from the use OF acids.
IN AID OF THE pRnNCH SOCIETY.
The French Benevolent Society OF New-f0rk,
which was founded in 1909, and Incorporated III
1910. relieves the needy OF French pirth or deseo
through ou -ol-deor aid, and through its home ana
hospital. During the last three years IL mas e1-
pended thus about $4,000 annually 1t depends
for support almost entirely upon private subscrlp-
tions the services of ITS officers and physicians
are gratuitoua f. X. Coudcrt, who was ITS preS-
dent for nine years and Charles kenand VINO mas
been its resident since 1880 have b0th been deco
rated with the Cross of the Legion of Homer by the
French Government for the services rendered Dy
them. The charity ball given tonight at irving
Hall in and of this society. ~ unGer the patlonagr
as honorary president, of Mr. Albert Leialyre.
Minister Plenipotentiary, acting Consui-ucherllo ~
France at New York. Tickets $50 may be oetained
az the French Hospital. No. l3l West fourteehth-
ST., at Demcnico's etc.
VETERANS RECALLING OLD TINES.
At tho twenty-fourth annual dinner OF the
veteran organization OF Hompany ,ouoa ! oa sno sx'
Captain Day presided over the fifty active anu
veteran members who were present STORES OF tne
days when Clay aud Webster we're the gne'ls W Oh
the regiment remn sciences of the Astor-place
riots in which Company had thirty OF IT'S iory :
nine members disabled by the mob, and tales OF the
march 10 the front in 1851 and later events, were
the main topics of convIvIal talk. The evening
enjoyment was capped by the recitation, IN verse,
by Sergeant Du Val, of the fame OF Company .
turnout this season At drill of iorty-eisht MES.
The commission of inquiry appointed py Secfe-
tary McCulloch to investigate the Custom House,
resumed Its sessions yesterday, ana began on @ .nc
payment of draw backs on duties III the last four
years