New-York tribune., 1878-05-18
NETWORK CITY.

The annual parade of the police force has
| been set down for June g.
An Eighth-ave. undertaken has his show
window frightened with gas jets I'm the shape Of coi
The Board of Police has transferred
Sergeant T. p. whItcomb from the Nineteenth to the
! Twenty-sixth Precinct.
Miss Frances L. Willard, of Chicago, will
deliver temperance address before the American
Temperance Union tomorrow afternoon.
Augustus Snyder, eight years old, left his
home No "a Allen-st., Thursday morning to go to
school, and has not been heard from since.
Alexander Taft, aged twenty-eight years, OF
No PA West Twenteth-st, removed to the RiVer-
side Hospital yesterday. suffering with smallpox.
The competition for the Remington prize OF
$500 god Crecdmoor is suspended until the prize
can be obtained by the National Rifle Association from
! the gvers.
The consolidation of the New-YOrk City and
esoluc Fire Companies has been completed
by the selection Of directors and officers representing
both companies.
Long Branch will be within the reach of
plcasure-scekers on Sundays, hereafter during the
season. The steamer Crystal Wave will leave Pier No
5, North River, al $3.50 m leaving Long Brihch Oh
the return trip, at . D. IN.
James Kane, who on Thursday was reported
by his wife missing, returned from Albany yesterday
morning where he had been accidentally carried His
wife and two children are now the Central Oicc and
he is endeavoring TO get help to go West.
Vice-President William A. Wheeler, Mrs.
President Hayes, Miss Fanny Hayes, and Mrs DE- Wood
WORTH OF Washington arrived In the city yesterday af-
ternoon and after dining at the Windsor Hotel started
on the o'clock train by the NewYOrk Central Railroad,
for the yce-Presldent's home at Malone, n. Y.
The ticket selected to be voted for at the
annual meeting OF the NewYOrk Board OF Fire Under
writer's on Monday includes the following nominations
for officers President, Edward a. walton; Wee Prcst-
dent. Thomas +. jeremiah; Secretary, VIM. w Hen
shaw Assistant secretary James 1earaicc; treasurer
Marcus i. Hodges.
4 well ll-dressed woman was found running
among the rocks bordering Fourth-ave one-huu-
Observation-Disclosures, early yesterday morning, and
taken to the Harlem Police Station. when she was found
dcranged. She save several names to the sergeant
at the desk. SGc detained, To allow her friends an
opportunity TO claim her.
A coroner's Jury decided yesterday that
Bridget McManus of No j37 West FOrtythirdst., died
from injuries received at the hands Of her husband
James McManus. April 81. McM9nus said that lie
had quarrel with his aud that his wife, upon in
terfcriu thcm fell aud received the injury from
which she died. lie was committed to the TomDs.
Four runaway boys from Troy, who had
taken advantage the very low fare TO this cywerc ar
rested yesterday They their names a Peter shea
age fifteen; William Ryan. age thirteen; Thomas Gun,
age thirteen and William BOmngdae, age fourteen. The
father OF of the boys came to the Central once 10
look Tor his and they were all sent back TO Troy III
his
AT the Westchester Polo Grounds, in Ford
ham, this afternoon, there will be match game Of
poo-Newport against NewYOrk-fora set Of colors;
match game at fOOt-ball-tle Columbia College Fresh
men against the Fordham Football Club, for Rugby
ball, presented by the Polo Club ana match game OF
Lacrosse, between the NewIorE and Rdyenswood La
Clubs, for silver cup, gwen Dy tue ioIO Clup
The games Will begin OF 3 o'clock.
Tue Children's Aid Society, during April,
sent two companies numbering 2o2 TO the coun
try 376 persons were provided with employment and
homes; the daily average attendance ut the Industrial
Schools was 1902; the five lodging houses
sheltered every night, average Of $50 persons. The
Seaside Home at Bath will be opened on June TO- when
the first company 100 girls from the crowded Eastern
ng made raise funds for the Sick Chdrens Misscn
BROOKLYN.
The Tenth Precinct police yesterday arrested
Joseph Dssop, Italian organ grinder, OF Ezabeth-St
New-York for exhibiting monkey without permit.
In the refuse taken from the sewer at Hicks
and Union-sts yesterday human hand was found by
John bowling. II was taken to the Butler Street Police
station. 1t Is supposed to have been thrown away by
come medical students.
An illicit distillery at Atlantic-ave. and Mad
ison-st East New-York seized Thursday, by reye-
me officers The property valued at 81 800 Arndt
arrested the charge of running the DIS
tillcTy. lie was bailed In $1,000
Francis Barr, watchman employed by the
Prospect Park and Coney Island Railroad Company at
tempted yesterday to jump engine, at the depot
at Nintlavc. and Twcnethst while the engine was in
motion. lie fell under the en- gne which passed over
his left leg, scverng IL below the knee. lie was
taken To tue Long Island College Hospital, where he
died at p. III
Leopold John Milen, age forty-two, a Ger
man shoemaker, was found dead in his chair Thursday
night ia his residence at Metropoanave. and Oyest
IL is believed that he starved himself TO death Coroner
Nolan found In his trnnk five bank books representing
deposits to the amount 1920. lie left letter in Ger
man. In which he spoke OF the consultations Of religion.
lie was sent to the Fatbush Insane Asylum three years
ago for claiming other mems wives as his own His
father resides at Baden Baden, Germany.
DR.. BudingtOn, pastor Of the Clinton Avenue
Congregational Church. has been deslrous Of visiting
Europe during the present year. and the officers OF his
chuch in conjunction with the members OF the society,
who last night confirmed the action, have rendered him
four months leave of absence from duty, TO be exensl
bile at his option into six. DIR. udIngton Will begin his
vacation about June /. Some time ne ceased from
labor week. to enable slight sore. OF cancerous
uoSsibes To be surgically treated That having been
successfully done, ho resumed preaching without diff
Guilty.