New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-07
NETWORK CITY.

the evening.
Three deer for the London Biological Gardens
were shipped from this port Saturday. on the slea'
ship Victoria.
Archery suits arc made of pale blue bunting, ana
trimmed with rows Of cuIled wool braid, either
white OF dark blue
New stationery is ornamented with the favorite
flower of the writer, placed III inc lelt manu- 0Oih'
of the card and envelope.
Ellen Carnay age fourteen years, while at play
on the roof of No. 1872 West Nlneteenth-sti zen Oh
and received severe internal injuries. enc Vas
sent to the New-lork Hospital
Jacob Berry, formerly the proprietor of the Col
nmbia OpeTa House. III GreenWlch-Gve., VINO was
sentenced 10 imprisonment Tor eight months ioi
keeping a dsorderly house, has been pardohed'
female sca-lion was sent from San fIanel tI;
70 the biological Garden at Central Park recently
On its arrival Saturday, Il was found that tle ah
NAL had given birth TO a cub. Inc pa'y non i
about two feet long and weighs about hl~eh
pounds.
post-morfem examination on the body of Cap
tain Thomas Sumner Of the barge Echo re-
ported to have died Of hydroph0bii, doyeopen tne
Tact that death was due to ILLUMINATION OF thG
stomach, the contents OF when are 10 DO y|ou
further, to trace the cause
Forty-eiebt physicians were sworn in on Satnr-
day at the Office Of the Health Boaru 70 act rs As
sistant-SsuitaTy Inspectors during The summer III
the fifty districts cOnprspt me clty, Lacii pillai
clan will visit the tenement houses III bis ulstnct
and care for The SICK children during the not
weather.
The streets in the lower part of the city wore
deserted appearance on Saturday. Inc Custom
IIouse Sub Treasury aud banks were open, but the
business done was very light ne closing OF tine
exchanges and the principal offices ana stores pro-
duced dulness rarely seen except Oh SundaSs ana
holidays.
Edward Reinharit the condemned murderer,
confined IN the Richmond County T.. L. JAN, when
he heard of the conviction OF Coroner Dempsey 1or
reriIrv ea!d: " am sorry, although ought not
TO be. But for him would hot be here to-day. lt
was his action that secured my cOnvlctlon ana
places me to-day under the shadow of death"
The letter-carriers will have a busy time to-day.
OwIuu TO the closing OF stores on July and thty
were unable TO deliver letters to merchants lhefe
has been consequently an immense accumulation oil
mail matter. PostmasterJames SAID Yesterday thar
he never before had seen such heap on letters ana
uewspapers atirg for delivery in the Post Oiice.
On the return. Saturday evening, of the steam
boat Plymouth Rock from an excursion 10 Rock
AWAY in which the sth Regiment of the National
Guard took part, many thousand persons joined IN
a dance on the stone pier, No. l North RIVER ne
floor of the pier had been cleared OF merchandise
and was lighted by Chinese lanterns and electric
lights.
The secretary Of the Old Gcnhcmcn's Unscctarian
Homo wishes TO warn the public against stability
dressed old man. with large head tapcrlnR toward
the front. and slightly bald, with side whiskers.
who is collecting contributions as an agent OF thi
Home. lie is an impostOr Thomas jackson, an IA
mate of the Home age seventy-cight whose books
contain the seal of the institution, Is the only au
thOrized solicitor.
The Board of Excise has decided to publish the
names of all applicants for licenses, In order that
persons who desire To oppose any OF them may nave
An opportunity to do Last year 81 licenses loI
louOTs of all kinds and 1879 licenses Tor peer ana
wine were granted. The pastors OF several Evan
uelcal churches last evening requested the cOngIt
cations to examine the list OF applCantS, ana 10
protest To the Excise Board against licensing those
who have brokcn the sunday laws
John Gallagher, a tramp about thirty years of
age, broke pane Of glass in the window of the
Iiuuor store No. | Whitvhall-st., early yesterday
morning and waited until he was arrested for
doing It. He was arraigned at tire IOmDs Ponce
Cont and when asked why he broke the window,
answered that he had no home. lie said he mad
lust come from Blackwelps Island, ana wanted to
90 back there ne was better OH IN prison than
anywhere else. Justice Flammer gave him three
months.
The effort 10 procure a pardon for Francis Cos
grove, who pleaded guilty to an INDICTMENT charg-
ing him with completely III the kllling OF Cora
Sammis by malpractice. has failed. On saturday
District Attorney Phelps received dispatch from
Albany which stated, that, after careful inyestl
cation of the case, Governor Robinson had decided
not to int sTfcre. COsgrOyc VIII therefore be ar
raigued for sentence before Judge CUwug IN the
Cont of General Sessions to-day. MIS-. Bertha
EcrgeT the principal III the crmc,wa convicted and
sentenced to twelve years III the penltenuary.
President Hunter, of the New-York Normal Col
lere was told by Mrs Sarah Jones, OF No. llS East
EigGticth-st on Saturday that she had been robbed
of a valuable black lace shawl while walking lear
her home. Sometime after Mr. Hunter met a
n
hy Mrs Jones and he followed her 10 "A howell III
East Eightict st. and informed her OF his suspi-
cIons IN regard to the shawl. The woman denied
fine iusiuuation. but she told Justice MURRAY yes
tcrday that she found the shawl on the sidewalk,
and had given il to another women. Her name is
Ellen Carroll and she was committed for trial.
Charles Burns lad of fourteen years, residing
at No 444 West Ninetecnth-st, bought pistol al a
pawush0p for 70 cents, the day before the Fourth
of July. Among a lot OF blank cartridges bought
with the pistol, were three with bullets. On the
Fourth. while showing thc pistol to John Craggy;
,ycapon was discharged. II happened to he loaded
with one of the ball-cartrldgeS and Graggy, struck
in the abdomen, was fatally injured. lie died on
Saturday. The boy Burns was ested yesterday.
4 iury impanellcd by Coroner Flanagan found
that the shooting was an accident, aud that the
boy, therefore, was blamoieSs.
The Bowery Theatre. after an existence of more
than half century, tonight Will end MS career as
an English theatre, and under new name viii be
0neucd in September German theatre. The
theatre was opened first on the night OF October23,
1876; the lessee was William Gilbert, ana George
Rarrrtt was the stage manager. There were then
three other theatres IN the cty the Park III Park
row. the Chatham Garden IN Chathams st near
Duane-st., and the Lafayette III iaurshs-st. 1t was
DESTROYED Dy fire four times, the last time on April
o5 1SJJ. The present structure was quit IN the
following summer, and was opened on August T..
1910
Two butchers employed at the slaughter house
No AO7 Fast Furty-scycnth-st. took keen delight
IN the terror of "a colOred lad whom they had
boIst ed 10 the ceiling on saturday evening bN the
Iyimdlass used in Strengthening cattle. The boys
uteous cries attracted The attention OF persons
passing bv. George Mcknight OF Seventy-i"urth-
ST. and Frs-aye., who was drlVlhg an ASH earl
tirnu,,b the street, entered the building and rt-
moustrated with the boys tOrmentors. one of
them. cnragcd al McKngEt's interference knocked
INN down with blow from heavy stan bound
,r,tb irnu The butcher, who Is known m the
neighborhood as Terry at once lied; The
wounded man was taken 10 Bellevue Hospital; his
iuiurles are said 10 be dangerous.
A uumber Of persons were arraigned IN the Jeiicr-
IN W.rLct Police Court on Saturday for wOuudiug
other persons with pistols or guns. William Ser
wee "A homeless boy, who shot lhzzle hlusham' on
Friday evening, IN the night alii' wac sent 10 tno
dental Charles Burns. age fourteen, OF No. IA
West Ninetecuth-st., was committed 10 await the
result of The injuries inflicted upon John CraEgv,