New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-02
NETWORK CITY.

Neither the public baths at the 1901 ol
Ffnhst East River. nor those at the western ,S
of Chares-st North River were open yes'eru'S.
The eating stands at Fulton Market were
closed yesterday with one exception out al
nearly all were reopened and business was resumed as
usual. -
DR.. Brown, who was sentenced to ,serVe zen
years in the State Prison at Sing sing lor
Murray gas bill collector, in this CITY, ueu IA u"
prison at p m. Saturday -
The Bethesda Fountain in Central Park was
exhibited to the public Saturday afternoon IOr 'no
first time Many spectators present. but there was
very little enthusiasm manifested
The clerks of Washington Market seized'
during last week. quantities Of UNIV hoesome meat az
follows 1872 quarters veal, 16 quarter mutton, quarters
The Albany Day Line boat have changed
their uptown landing place from yry-fourth-st 10
Tyenty,thirdst north Of the Ell, Ferry ana are "
land at Milton henceforth as well as - other points
A full length Qife-size) portrait OF the late
Gen Geo H. Thomas by Miss Ransom, VIII remain Oh
exhibition at her studio No. 239 Broadway (Ancker
booker Insurance buildng), during the present week
Harvey Major late of the Warehouse De-
partment OF the Custom-house, has been appointed
Cashier Of the PostOice vice H. ". Whiting resigned
Ex-state Senator John j. Foote has been appointed
Auditor in the POst-Ohice.
A subpena. from the United States Circuit
Court In Connecticut for George Fraucis Tan as wit
ness in the case OF the United states against the Credit
Mobilor Of America, reached TINS Guy ABOUT an nun
after Train had left 1t on the Baltic Tor Europe
Over two months ago the investigation in
the case of Joseph b. Young begun aud after sew
eral &c sslons it has apparently been abandoned only
one OF the Committee Alderman Cooper, before Whon
the investigation has been conducted, was present GU
Saturday.
Fifteen boys belonging on the school-shp
Mercury lying at Harris Island made their escape to
Long Island at p. m, yesterday. Their ages range
from 1G years They were dressed IN blue sailors
haN pm tyrq. m ADJ
made up to a late hour last night
A detachment of the Grand Army of the Re-
public visited Calvary Cemetery at about IL a. m, yes
terday and left simple floral tributes at the Soldiers
Monument There were also bret religious exercises
special interest attaches to TINS cemetery RON dne
fact that it is the resting +ce OF one OF the early heroes
OF the war, Col Corcoran
The Hon. Samuel j. Tilden, the Chairman
Of the Democratic State Central Committee. will leave
this city for Europe the 4th the steamship Europe
Mr. Tden's and protracted efforts in the cause
Of reform aud good government have made rest
serious duty. Accompanied by relative he VIII prom
ably visit the important places on the Continent
ana not return for several months.
Arrests, last week, 1888; deaths, 49G; mar
rages 1884, births, 337 homeless persons given lodg
ing 32o loss from % fres s2l5 insurance, s91OoO
Taxes received Saturday: water rent and interest,
S1252; street openings, improvements, ana interest
sJy22; arrears OF taxes assessments, CroQ rent ana
interest 982; market rents aud fees, and Terry rent,
Sl,62s; dock and slip rent, S3ls Total, sj42i total
during the week, S2i2,G59
Israel Schoenberg Abraham Schoeuber and
Emanuel schoenberg filed voluntary petitions in bank
ruptcy last week; Samuel shapter, G. H. Nicols, a. r.
lyon, c. A. johnson, william schraum The Oswego
Falls Brown Quarry Company, Henry b. Colby, g.
A. Bennett f. ". Potter Dems Ar9ould Inom5s hlhs-
ley, and james CALLAHAN wer adJudicated involuntary
Geo. ". Ring received discharges in bankruptcy.
Fine weather favored q Sunday exodus
yesterday good portion Of the residents Of the
opos betook themselves to the suburbs else TO Cen
trail Park From early hour until late in the after
noon all the sreetcars leading 10 the suburbs ana the
ferries crowded. The Long Branch boats took
down the haIbor arse number OF persons ana the
nieaSTre c9rdeos near inc civ had ai
OF Germans. Central and Prospect Parks were tnroged
until late hour
The Rev. f. c. Sweetser of the Third
Beecker-stJ Uniyersast Society preached his farewell
sermon, last evening prior his departure for Europe
where purposes to spend vacation Of several months
returning 10 his pastoral duties in the Autumn In the
morning lac preached TO the SundlY-schOOl children,
numbering several hundred on tie suhjcctuf Flowers"
Illustrating his discourse by reference 10 the flowers
which proiusey decorated the pulpit At the close OF
the sermon the rite OF baptism was administered TO
considerable number OF children.
In the United States District Court, on Sat
urday the case OF the United States ag Harvey Barnes
in which action brought 20 recover sj9 80 FOR
der valuation Of imported sugar discontinued upon
the defendants paying that amount into court with
$3.50 % costs In the case OF G. F. Caravan ag The
British aud North American Royal 3iail steam Packet
Company, Judge BlatchlOrd ordered decree for libel
ant with costs, and reference 60 ascertain damages
In case involving three horses 1n order was entered
satisfying the judgment dOCkeled on March 4, 1885, for
S29Z5 g.
The Department of Parks announce that the
Grand Plaza az the north end OF Unionsquare will be
opened tomorrow at 4lo p by review OF the First
Division " c., Gen. shaer commanding, by Gov. Dix
Seats will be reserved at the reviewstand for invited
guests. A regimcual cour-nartial OF the 7th Rcgi-
mcut will convene al the ArnoTy on June ~ IN the
evening for the trial OF delinquent officers and pryatc
Major George H. Smith has been detailed President Of
the Board. Qutr.ernaster Sergeant W. c. Wheelwught
viii assume command OF tue Howltzer section during
the absence OF Cape. HOughtOn and Lieut. Dominica.
In the Marine Court, in Chambers, before
Judge Spading the following business disposed Of
Oh Saturday Jonanidue against Beurcn and another
Motion denied the ground OF the ivOlouncss OF tho
answer g. a. C. Barnett for the plaintiff and James g.
stearns for the defendant. Schneider against Gugis
berg-Order opening default; PelsIaw & De Yres for
the plaintiff aud L. :. GacDe for the def .ndant Sudlev
I'D 1Unfbcr s,einst Van and ouotbsr 0r,Hr s'r,ti
out the answer OF the dcfendaut, Robert Wilson, as
Fla df , ArnouE Eitch & Wo,.d t5r Ina E
tf and j. i. Harrison for the dcfcndau's. McD6ughl
William H. McDougan for the plaintiff, aud Jacob &
NrOch for the defendant.
Charles Wilson, owner Of scoW lying at
Pier No A. +. r., went, while drunk, {, his home on
board Of the boat, last night aud afterwards quar-
relied with his wife, Catharne Wilson. She hcd 10 the
deck OF the scOw, aud was followed hy her husband
who caught hold of her and struck her several ho, m
the face with ms inst lie then seized her around tue
waist aud threw her from the into the river Pa
Iroiman ROugBn OF the Fourth Precinct saw the act
and running 70 the pier jumped into the river. After
great effort he succeeded lu swimming with the woman
10 the buikhead and helped upon the land by by-
ISLANDERS The officer then arrested Wilson aud took him
the Mad,On-st. station aOisc. lie wall be brought
before Justice Shandley 10 tie Essex Market Police
Court, to-day.
BROOKLYN.
Arrests last week, 5l3.
The Health Board reports III deaths last
week. Dire W. Reed, W. G.iHussell. d. II. Croyon s. r.
III nh ~ IL