New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-10
NETWORK CITY.

The 18th Regiment, n. G. 5. n. T., made an
excursion TO Coney Island yesterday.
Two hundred and sixty three emlgrants were
landed at Castle Garden yesterday, 135 coming from
Glasgow Oh the steamship Anehoria, and l2S on the
Queen.
The schooner Sial1, from Machias, Me.' for
this port, with lumber to Chase Talbot * Co.. went
ashore on Romer Shoals during Sunday night and will
probably prove total loss.
The Ladies' Floral Committee of SaybrOOk,
Conn., sent eighteen baskets OF fresh garden flowers
yesterday for distribution among the sick children un
der the care Of the Sick Chidrens Mission OF the Ch
ren's Aid Society.
Superintendent Waling stated at 1 p. M,
yesterday that detectives had been set to the search
for Joseph saurez Cuban who murdered the Phila
delpha Tailor lie Blanc, Sunday, but that as yet no
clew had been reported.
Pension Agent Coster received $4,000
yesterday to meet payments Of the invalid naval
pensioners. Colonel COster expects TO complete the
Inst by close OF the week. ThurlOw Weed received
his 1912 pension yesterday
Henry Peckham, who was arraigned last week
before United states Commissioner Deuel. charged with
selling counterfeit money waived further examination
Yesterday and was committed under 900 bail TO
await the action Of the Grand Jury.
Richard O'Neill, age three, of No. AZ jack
son.st died yesterday from the effects Of injuries re-
by Francis Jarman, OF No 100 West Houstonst VINO Is
locked up awaiting the CorOncr's inquest
The North German Lloyd Steamship Com
pany received from the subTreasury Saturday $780,
OOO as a refund by the Government Of steamship ton;
mage dues which were eNacted IN eol6raFenuon VI
treaty stpulatOns between 1868 and 1872.
William c. Shaw, the member of the Pro-
duce Exchange who engaged In fight on the Exchange
floor on Friday last with Anderson Fowler who was
suspended indefinitely, suspended by the Board OF
Managers from the privileges OF the E1change uhtl
Friday.
Inspector McDermOtt has sent out general
alarm for the arrest OF a who has been obtaining
subscriptions and money for the widow Of a man
scalded TO death at Rppert's brewery The subscrp-
ton list headed by Jacob Rupert at $50 Inc soe-
itOr Is declared 10 be an lmpOser
Philip Schuppert, age twelve, was playing
I'm Third-ave near Eightiethst Sunday afternoon
when John Dooey age twenty reproyed him Tor
Violating the Sabbath. Philip took the advice and
DooIsv i'm return took philips new silk handkerchief.
Judge Wheeler committed Dooley yesterday IN de-
fault Of $500 bail
The Board of Police yesterday ordered sent
20 Commissioner Campbell. of the Department of Pub
lie Works a communication transmitting the reports Of
precinct captains calling attention TO about loo points
where the payenents are badly out Of repair where
the cutters Distracted, and where other deiees III
departmental management are noticeable
The Syrian family which arrived at Castle
Garden from Beytout, three weeks ago. will start to-
day for Marysye Tenn. the funds for their expenses
having been contributed by the Young Mems Christian
assocafus The father Is professor OF languages, and
Wo of the sons are phy scians They have made many
friends during their brief stay IN the city, me TWO uoc
tors intend Memphis to care Tor the yellow FEVER
sufferers.
BROOKLYN.
The public baths were visited last week by
2i.232 persons.
The Grand Jury for September was inn
panneled in the Court OF Sessions yesterday and was
charged by Judge Moore. There are between seventy
and eighty cases on the calendar.
While standing in tho door Of her residence,
No 4o6 Warren-st last night Mary Terney age fifteen,
was stabbed in the left with penknife by Henry
Redlinc. fifteen, OF No 49S Narren-sL lhefe was
no prOvOcation for the sta0bng.
Mary Pagan, who severely scalded her bus
band on Saturday morning. at Faukliu-ave and Butler
at was examined by Drs Young and Williams yester-
dny and found 10 be insane. she was removed 10 the
Flatbush Lunatic Asylum.
Patrick Reilly, of No. 80 Dean-st., who
threw his wife out of second story window early sun
day morning. was sent TO the Raymond street jail 20
await the result of his wife's injuries. The woman.
whose skull was badly fractured, u lng IA CRITICAL
condition az the Long Island College Hospital
Brcvet-MalOr William NJ. Baldwin, of the
1lth Regiment who was recently In command OF Com
pany d. died nc his residence yesterday morning. lie
became connected with the regiment IN 1870, aud
served throughout the war. lie was wounded at the
second battle OF Bull Run and at the Wilderness. lie
was fortysix years ~ age
Dr. r. L. Parson, medical superintendent OF
the Fathush Asylum for the Insane denies the charges
NJ cruel treatment made By Peter Maloy He says that
there IA no doubt Maloy's insanity, and that In the
asylum he noisy aud abusive hnd haa 70 DC put
under restraint Dr. Parsons declares that after care
mi no believes MalOys statements that he
was struck with a club, and that water was thrown
upon him, to be without foundation.