New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-03
NETWORK CITY.


ArQatta. under the auspices of the Seawanhaka
Yacht Club viii take place Monday June Ia This VIII Do
spen to oops only manned by amateurs and for suoscp
Two BOYS, named Abraham Frank and Cooney
stencn became in quarrel IN Rdges last night
during which Frank received severe s'ao IN 'ne 's" "
sssailart escaped 81, =,
Mary Ann Harris age 40, of No. 14s Sixth-st., +.
d. was found home last night She had been o
ing excessively for several days and death " HSV
resulted from prolonged intemlTrshce' 80,
A homeless man. named Edward G. Bell, attempted
70 commit suicide yesterday lie swallowed three grains OF
morphine and laid down 70 die His act was atnen
The animal election of the Board of Officers of the
American Exchange ensuing was held at the Ell
change yesterday. Walter FAIRFIELD was chosen s
Joel D. Hunter First vicePresident and d. b. h"'''
treasurer. ,
Mary Sullivan the little girl who was shot III the
forehead in the back yard building at No 662 Water st.
evening May 2e during aGnIs .teSe en
pessey committed to await the scuon " ne
CoroneI's jury.
coroner,s inouest was held yesterday in the case
O, Louisa seidenwAnd shot April 10 by rejected
sutton Jacob standenan The jury presented the following
pistol shot wound head the hands 5acSe Islander
man at Chatham and Rooseveltsts, on April 49, 1910
The XIIth Assembly District Republican Assocla-
zion held ne regular meeting last evening at No 64z
East Fifth st. Of the district organizations were
Instructed the takers and 70 report any W
Irregularities detected 10 the General Committee SUNNI
was apl by the chair 10 MI vacancy IN the Executive
t@nmittee.
The preliminary contest for the position of inter
.ste orator OF the University has been decided
m favor OF Baldwin O. the Junior Glass as the repre-
sptaye Of the University Russell OF the senior Css
TIE saI and The s:a SfSs are " r. Thompson
Thompson of the Class OF 1876.
The following officers of the Orator1o Society OF
have elected for the coming year PRESIDENT
W = Goodwin; Vice President D. S Gregory secleary
r Martin TeasuTe5 Reno Librarian an Ku ssSS'q
IaSohC D.rec.is W A Pond Dr. n. LlutseI lhei,
Tyjs aF'' !. M. Heard H 0'''''''' g. P Warner
A blockade exists in the Bowery in front of many
carpet and furniture The pavernents are crowded with
tables chairs and beds overhead carpets hang low tna
r passing sA off thu S1 hat y e man
nar hight One dealer whose % a,S Scb reads
mo trouble to show goods
Henry Heiser, German, SO years of age, COM
sel suicide Monday night by shooting himself m gar
sen adjoining the residence Henry BeTardt on F1rsve
between hundred and and one hnndtn snc
eighteenth In the coat poke oil the SUICIDE was ou
sicS he sct Was probabIy committed Heiss domestic
sSe deed NV '''
The annual meeting of the Importers and Groces
Board Of held yesterday at their rooms in Was
The Teasurers report showed credit balance OF sllOo
William A. Booth who been the President Of the Board
nce lie form declined reelection The regular ticket OF
One apSs Ta se sn esos% Pfednt SCION
Humphreys First Vice Presidents L. H. sage Treasurer and
WIN Nelson, Secretary,
The Managers of the Ladies' Directory are holding
strawbery Festival and Fair in the anory over the Dec
tory Broadway and Forty NTH ST. This Festival Is IN
I'D Training Schools Of the Directory Now that
Labor Bureau and the Training school on
ere closed the Directory has double work 40 40 s
VEN important the treasury exhausted, the MANAGE
rsS nsv D e the public hat they may be able to con
BE- 20 hen sS2 through the Summer
Bome time ago the Christopher and Tenth Street
lcsd Company sued the Central Cross Town Railroad Com
p..y from laying its tracks across wess
o Christopher Ferry. Tho Courts defeated that
suil Supreme Court General Term among other reasons
: g: q: Is sas as &c
Ssss suit defendans in that sui. have now br9ugh
sS II t9% Is
a1,SH ssi1 SSS S
Injunction ahould not be continued,
BROOKLYN.
Arrests last month, z, 095; payments by the Con-
ssuer ssle.67e o.
The Atlantics of Brooklyn defeated the Unions of
,ssctn the URCn SGUu =. Yesterday after We"
Joseph Missing, the second of two workmen who
fatally burned through the upseng Of kettle OF boiling
vash In factory FlUshingaye died on tuesday night
A man named Andrews, of tins city, fell overheard
drowned while he working ON the steam barge
Gen sge Railroad depot at the foot OF south
ssventhst f. d. His body was not recovered
The body of q woman, much decomposed, with
brown hair striped dress stockings and black
goves found the river at the foot Of North Nnth
T. D. yesterday. The body Of man about feet inches IN
rae foot Of clinton st.
James Sherman was committed by Justice Del
yesterday await the result Of wound inflicted by him
with poekeknfe upon abdomen OF John ahagan. while
Gahagan quarreng thor merits workmen
Island College Hospital but viii probably recover
The body found in the river at the foot of Sxteth-
st. Bay Ridge identified the Brooklyn Norgue. yestcr
DAY a. that Of John Kesse barber ago 10. Of No 4O6
Thirty The young with his brother Frederick,
age 20 sailing two weeks The boat which has
not found supposed caszod and hoaed
SEA No iidings brother been received.
JERSEY CITY.
At the Court of Quarter Sessions yesterday Jacob
eroeh Of stealing brakes the property Of
each.
A serious accident which it is feared will prove
fatal happened Heinrich Hereph in HaVemeyers Sugar
Refinery snsses st. yesterday lie fe dsspee OF 10 feet
Thomas Toomey. employed at the saleratus works
Of Eighth sts- severely injured in fight
with Of his fellow workmen named scheiber YESTERDAY
6chiOer committed u jail IN default VI slooo paL
Toomey will lose the sight Of his left eye.
NEWARK.
On Tuesday evening, Thomas Maloney of No. 1873
Boweryst while wrestling fell and broke his night leg
The Overseer of the Poor has now about 600 regu-
h applicants for aid being about half the number supplied
during the Winter months.
LONG ISLAND.
LONG ISLAND CITY.-Frederick Wagner, who re-
sides at Middle village Newton awakened early
Saturday morning by proceeding from the direction
stable Going out he found his hired man, Ludwig
Leicht lying upon heap Of straw sung from the effects
leaying the stall after feeding The animal ply scan was
STATEN ISLAND
KEw- BRIGHToN.-Three men are 10 be employed |
BY order OF the Board Trustees that provisions Of
against at IN the streets Of
village strictly enforced The Trustees have been
yeuuoDed exted Pospecave So citizens having signed
petition The fund Of the Society for the Relief Of the