New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-17
NETWORK CITY.

| The Board of Control will meet in this city
next Wednesday, regulate the output OF anthracite
coal for the month Of September
Mrs. President Hayes arrived at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel from Newport yesterday morning. and
started by O'Clock train last evening forWashngton
Edward j. Larkin, age eighteen, sailor on
hoard the bark Henry L. Gregg. lying at Pier No. IL
East River fell from the royayard yesterday morning
and was instantly killed.
A large picture, representing family scene
during the siege of Paris, is exhibited in Broadway
shop window. 10 IL made entirely OF human hair, and
looks like q steel engraving.
Two hundred and fifty immigrants arrived
at Castle Garden from Europe yesterday the City OF
Brussels from Liverpool, bringing $50. and the william
A. SchOlteu, nom Antwerp, lOl.
Catherine Short, age fifty -four, of SixtyfOurth-
ST. and Eighhave. while attempting TO separate two I'M
known men who fighting with her husband, Thurs
day night, struck the head with club receiving
severe scalp wound she was taken to ber mousse ana
cared for by her friends. No arrests we're made
The statement contained in yesterdays paper
that Victor Seaman, the agent OF Deputy Controller
sOrs bad elected Mrs Miller from the house at No. BOB
Mulbeyst for personal reasons appears on nye:tiea-
ton, 10 have been untrue. The had repeatedly
refused to pay her rent and election became necessary
Henry Heffernan and Henry Keppler, both
weknown thieves, were before Justice Murray yeser-
day the charge Of stealing valuable gold
watch and chain from John Quinn, Of No 400 West
iny es31 So hney MeIp mn h I To- I snryd
terms the Island.
Verdicts of suicide were yesterday rendered
in the OF Carl schalk hftyhye, and Of John
Frese age sxtyhve. the printer who was found with
his throat cut Yerdics OF accidental death were given
in OF George Unger injured at the site OF the old
Park Hotel August 3, and In that OF Michael OGrady,
Of No. 2l9 ElizaOeth-st, who fell from truck, on
August 10.
William Mahon, alias James Watson, was
before Justice Murray yesterday charged with brutaly
beating Nicholas Iangdon OF No. 243 East Twenty-hfth
IT, MahOn sent 20 prison 20 await the result Of
Langdon's injuries A certificate from Dr. Curry, OF
there suffering from several scalp wounds and lGceratOn
Of the face and with three broken ribs.
The New-YOrk SchiitAen Guild had a shoot
Ing match yesterday at Bcuder's sChtzen Park. Tho
following the highest made out OF possible
sixty points, upon target foot square, 200 yards
distance: George Nuhn. sc points; Henry Wolf AZ;
Peter Mann A. and Captain Betz 40 Nuhn was de- i!
annual festival at this park September %.
August Engler, the real estate agent charged
with entlcng young girls into mis- office. at No. 13l
Fourthaye., WAS arrested yesterday. Mr. Dc Lang the
original complainant has obtained the names Of sixteen
girls who itis alleged. have been misused by Eugler
Two OF these. Annie Glover and Gertrude OrDe ycster
day appeared against Enger at the Ffyscventh Street
Police Court and lac committed for Itrial, in default
Of $1,000 bail
4 reception was given Thursday evening
by william Henderson, manager o! the STANDARD Thea
tre 1T his villa Rosedae." at Long Branch which
attended by ali the members of the profession spending
the Summer nj the Branch, and by number OF society
%as yU by the Standard Theatre orchestra under the
leadership OF Ernest Meyer which plays ut the West
Eud In the summer.
The Grand Jury were discharged yesterday
by Judge Gdersleeye, the Court OF General Sessions
Peter Smith, age seventeen dyer, OF No. 100 West
Fortyhul-s, was sentenced plea Of guilty TO the
charge Of stabbng Thomas Norris to three and oneha
years In the state Prison. william Evarts age forty
four. OF No AZ East Twenty-eighhst, was sentenced
for four years for burglary William sweeny, for the
same offence, received one year
The body of Charles YOgt, age fOrty-seven,
pedler, found hanging by the neck yesterday from
a beam In the loft OF stable at No. Isl West Twenty
seventhst., where he keeps his horse. vogt had re-
Gently been peddlng coal and vegetables. He had been
married for about nine years. and had two children His
wife, Rosa, as well az himself was given to drink aud
lived at No. 2O3 West Twentyseyenthst Domestic I'M
happiness lack OF business and inemperate habits
supposed 10 have been the cause OF his suicide.
Harriet Osborn, the girl found sick at
Twenty-nlnth-st and Thlrdave. week ago. and who
was removed to Bellevue Hospital, where she refused
for several days 10 give her name taken yesterday
20 tho jefferson Market Court She ia the daughter OF
william $. Osborn, Elghhavc. and seventeenth-st. Her
father charged her with being hopeessy vicious. She
was discharged from the hospital cured but
the officer arrested her she stricken with grievOus
illness When placed IN char before the Justice she
threw back her head isored her features and
though In MT She was remanded, and IN the afternoon
Shepherd her father Offering 70 pay her board. Lest
night she Bellevue Hospital suffering from
BROOKLYN.
There will be music by the 18th Regiment
Band at Prospect Park to-day.
A verdict of accidental death was given in
the Of james Tobin who died &C Fort Hamilton
Wednesday from the effects OF earbolic acid which he
drank under the impression that 1t was liquor.
The Roosevelt Street Ferry Company began
yesterday tearing down the old ferry houses at the foot
OF Broadway. The buildings will DO much larger
than the old The houses OF the Grand Street
Ferry are completed
Detective Murphy, of the Ninth Sub-Pre-
cnc whose recent exploit in capturing tour wekuown
criminals attracted much attention, met with a
severe yesterday the death OF his son. eight years
OF age, who fell from grocers wagon and received
fracture OF the skull, which resulted fatally
The funeral Of Charles III. Gates who died at
st. Peters Hospital from injuries received by being
bitten by shark took place yesterday ct the residence
OF his parents No. 46 Presidentst The services
conducted by the Rev. Robert c. Booth OF the Protestant
Episcopal Church OF Our Saviour. The burial was Ia
Greenwood.
John Smith, q boy nine years of age, of No.
las Eottplace, arrested yesterday by Detective
Price charged with stealing from the house OF Thomas
seey, No. l42 Washingtonave., where hts mother
engaged a seamslress three rings, valued at 1915.
One diamond ring found IN an ash BARREL where II
had been concealed by the boy.
The residence of Garrett Decker, milk
dealer OF No 10 KOsciuskost was entered by burglars
last Tuesday morning, and desk the first floor was
robbed OF 1884 Suspicion fell upon Nathan worrell.
who had been discharged By Mr.. Decker, and be was
placed under arrest. Ho afterward gave information
leading TO the arrest Of John b. Henley Of No ia
smlthst aud Charles OIth, OF No 1873 Prnce-st OrIh
rst denied that he knew the others, but photograph
the three found his pocket IL had been taken
COney Island, where they went after committing the
burglary and spent the greater part OF Mr.. Deckers
money The prisoners will be arragned before Justice
Senior.
ANOTHER AMERICAN IRON STEAMSHIP.
Tho now iron steomshin Citv of Columhus