New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-28
NEM-YORK CITY.

preach Tomorrow in the Church OF the Messiah, AT
I Park-ave. and Thirty-fourth-st.
The Sinking Fund Commissioners yesterday au-
| thorized Controller Kelly to sell at auction the
franchise for the new ferry from Manhattanvlle TO
/ Fort Lee, \. j.
Alexander Giorpetti an italian who landed Mt
/ Castle Garden on Wednesday, was killed yesterday
by falling from a second-story window of his lodg-
ngs at No. 104 WoOstcr-st.
The tvcnfy-second anniversary of the mission
work in the Old North Dutch Church, in Futon-st.,
| will be observed Tuesday, July l, at noOn IN the
| Fulton Street MONDAY prayer-meeting.
Service Of Song will be given in the Madison
| Avenue Church Of the Disciples tomorrow even
ing and an address will he given by the pastor, the
Rev. W. II. Davis, on The Power of n Song
The Pennsylvania Railroad intends to SELL after
! Jnlv | excursion tickets 10 Philadelphia good for
five DAYS for 81. 1t will also sell fifty nm tick
cts to the same place, good for one year, for $50
JOHN Gleason and Thomas Reilly lads of thirteen,
were playing with pistol in Laieht-St yesterday
and the weapon was exploded accidentally. Gleason
was wounded seriously IN the knee. lie i1ved at No..
| ; HubeTt-st Reilly was arrested.
The following additional contributions in Gid Of
the Seaside Sanitarum for Destitute Sick Children
have been received: Krehs q Spices, 500; Gudrwill
! MAYER d Co., $25 Arnold, Constable " Co, S2o ;
| H. C. Howells & Co.. SO; Aletta Il. Schenck 500;
! other sources, Tl3.
DAY morning. being unable in OF her way to pre-
vent the horde of street rntfans who defy law and
| decency in that neighborhood from bathing IN the
dock threw their clothes in the water, whence they
! rescued most of them in a moist condition.
Abraham Gross. of No. 33 Ridge-st, yesterday
pleaded guilty to a charge of bgamy in the Court
! of General Sessions. In January last he married
! Eliza Pollock while his wife, Caroline, whom he
had married six years ago, was stu living Judge
Cowing sentenced him to the PenitentIary for one
year.
Three blocks near Observation-Disclosures and
Second-ave have been purchased recently by capt.
tasts for investment. 1t was rumored mat the
New-YOrk Elevated Railroad Company had bought
100 lots between Ninety and One-hundredth-
SITS, but the brokers through whom most of the
cOmpanys real estate has been purchased deny the
report
jeremiah baylor, the burglar who entered No.
7212 Mulberry-St. on the night of June ~, and
whose arrest was secured by the bravery of Mrs.
Helena Alexander, who held him until assistance
arrived was arragned in the Court of General SEES
sions Yesterday. He pleaded guilty of burglary in
the first degree and was sentenced by Judge Glider
sleeve to State Prison for six years.
KOuntze Brothers, bankers, on june ~ sent a
messenger to the Post Office with a package con-
taing UnitedS tates per cent ~ 900 bond. This
was stolen from the messenger. George W. Clark.
alias Philip PeaTsall. arrested for the theft. In
the Court OF General Sessions yesterday he pleaded
guilty to receiving sto EN- property, and was sem
fenced to State Prison for three years and half.
The 9th Regiment of Massachusetts left this city
| for home yesterday afternoon on the Old Colony.
A number of the privates with detachment of the
! Goth Regiment visited COney Island yesterday
! morning and the officers and some Of the prvates
| visited the city institutions. The officers of the
| 69th Regiment gave a dinner TO the officers of the
visiting regiment at the Union Square Hotel in the
! afternoon.
| The Pennsylvania Coal Company yesterday is
! sued its circular for July The prices do not differ
materially from those given in the last circular,
| and are for fresh mined coal deliverable at New
| burg The July prices are as follows: Steamer,
| 80 25i crate, 80 %; egg 50 30; stove 90 50 !;
! chestnut, 81 40. The July circulars of the Lehgh
and WilkesbaTre and the Delaware and Hudson
Companies will be issued soon. The prices will be
slightly higher il Is understood, than those given
! in the May circular.
John Smiley a resident of Saratoga, was arrested
! YESTERDAY on his arrival in this city, on request
! by telegraph from Chief of Police McKenna, of
! Troy. A dispatch was then sent asking what Mr.
! Smiley was wanted for. The answer that the
/ Troy police did not know, but that Mr. Smiley was
wanted by some one in Saratoga. Superintendent
Wallng sent a dispatch to the Saratoga police, and
did not get an answer The prisoner was taken to
the Jefferson Market Police Court and discharged.
family of Italian rag-pickers. named Ciaparo
live at No 80 Baxter,st. Recently one of the child
| rem, Antonio Ciaparo, who was about four years
old, became sick. The parents went to the phar-
| macy at No. 100 WOrth-st.. and procured a small
bottle of spirits of turpeutine. With the idea that
they were curing the little boy, they smeared his
body with the liquid until his back and breast were
covered with blistcrs. The child died yesterday
after suffering intense agony for several hours The
! case will be investigated.
The case of Mary Noonan, age twelve, who
! charged Angelina TOoker, school teacher of the
Bedford Street Public School, with assault and bat
terry came up for hearing yesterday afternoon be-
fore Justice Murray at the Jefferson Market Police
her several times and then pushed her violently
| unon the floor Miss TOOker said she ONLY
slammed the child slightly twice DR.. DennsOn one of
he had examined the bruises on the child's arm,
but thought little of them Miss Tooker was dis
! charged.
4 woman who was locked ND In station-bouse
cell all night, charged with violating tie street
| cleaning order was taken before Justice Fammer
Mt the TOmbs Police Court, on Thursday, and mme-
! diatelv discharged Justice Flammer then called
the attention of the Captains of the several police
precincts to a decision of the Superior Court in
! 1852 which says that while person arrested for
! felony may be detained overnight at station
house a person who is only charged with violation
of a city ordinance cannot be so detained and if
such illegal detention is exercised those enforcing
IL will be liable for action for false imprisOn.
ment.
The prncipalicharitable requests of the late Will
| lam Sloane were reported in THE TRIBUNE soon
after his death. His will was admitted to probate
! by the Surrogate yesterday. 1t shows the special
! requests made TO members of his family. His resi-
dence with all its furniture. IS given to his wife,
| Mrs Euphemia Sloane, In addition to a gift Of
| SI50O00. His tour children receive 800, 900
! each $40 900 is set aside for the education of
three children of deceased son. To his brothers,
sister, and niece, the testator leaves $4,000
each OF his employees, Francis PTindle receives
1000: John RntOn, $1,000; William Waite,
80 900; James Plunkett, 1000. The executors
are the son, John Sloane, and Henry b. Hyde,
Funeral services over the remains of the late
| Cyrus Curtiss We're held at Trinity Chapel yester-
day morning. and were conducted by Bishop Potter,
assisted by the Rev. Drs Dix, SwOpe and living
and the Rev Mr.. Olmstead. Officers of the Wash
| ington Life Insurance Company, United States
Trust Company, Mechanics Bank, Continental Fire
Insurance Company, Columbia Marine 1nsur-
ance Company and St. Luke's Hospital were
| present. The pall-bearers were r. q. Mitchell,
| Matthew Mitchell William A. Brouer, Stephen p.
Nash, ". l.. Strong ex-Judges Sutherland aud Pea
| body and Adam NOrrie. The remains taken to
| Hudson for burial
Waltes 2. Spencer. a porter at the Clinton House,
| BROOKLYN, was arrested yesterday, He is q good
| looking young man of nineteen. and began TO work
at the hotel three days ago. He said his father was
n wealthy man in Providence, but had quaIreled
! with him and had caused him 10 leave home to earn
his own living. Yesterday f. j. Richardson, the
nronretor OF the hotel sent Spencer 20 deposit so