New-York tribune., 1879-10-28
NEW-NORK CITY


Chnrch-st between Vcsev and Chambers-sts., has
been repavcd with Belgian blocks.
The VarnishcrS' Union has opened an mployment
office nj No. % Stanton-st. to secnre employment
for unemployed members of he Union.
A free class in elocuton, with ]. {. Zachos as in
| strucfor, will he held at Room ~, Cooper Union.
every Tuesday evening. beginning November l.
Emma Wilman. n child of seventeen months,
found a loaded pistol yesterday at her home, No. ~
| Catharne-si.. and took It 10 play with. IL was dis
charged and the child was shot in the breast She
was dying last night.
Henry Knaner. age twelve years. was Yesterday
reported missing from No. III Sccond-st Henry
Mcpcrmott. nine years, from No. 30 Warren-st.,
and Willis Marrs, age fourteen years. from No. rs
! West NIneteenth-st.
At the Bapfist ministers meeting Yesterday an
address was delivered 10y sun Al-Brah. native of
Burmah. who ha, been educated in This country and
is on the point # leaving for his native land. where
| he viii be missionary
The New-York Miniature 0p'ra Troupe gave
representation Of - puafore" Yesterday afternoon
at Chckeriua Hall. The child actors have been
selected. IL - claimed. from he various troupes that
/ sang III the city last WINTER.
/ William IL. OycrtOn. who was policeman IN tins
| citSi ten Nelrs ago, was sehi YESTERDAY &" BLACK
! lice Court His wife anl daurht.r r., q married wo-
man. charGel him with thrcltcnlng to poison thrm.
Patrick Collins lies IN ~ tre Chamber. street
Hospital nom injuries received ~ itti" with lns
wife on ruudnN mgaf, at No. 26 Iamcs-st. hc
woman forced her hu Band down upon tnc 'ove
ard held hIm there unii ou" hip WIS badly burned.
ii' ''itt NNl ~ fiiNdilt upon ~ Hfht Il 'Hsti
a.ains' Ter.
The Lard ard Prov sion Trade of ihc Produce TX
/ chang passed a resolution Yesterday declaring
/ that lard packed nrrviuus 10 November l. IN any
year. shall no. be GOOD del very contract after
/ January following. II also instructed special
CON nitcc {" revise the rules - th" It" SD ms Z"
/ conform with those Of tie Chicago Pfoducc tx
change.
A competitive cxeminafon 70 IN two ccrksliips
! in the Collectors dear and any Vacancies
! that nav occur IN the lower trades iy promotion.
] will lee held to-day tNp Custom HOu-p. iNirtr
/ five application. have been received The salaries
attached 20 thc varan clerAsAil's are - 600 each.
The caudl latc- 10 br eligible 10 appointment must
| reach III the examination a rank of - per cent.
On complaint of the Society for the Prevention Of
| Cruelty 10 Children. John Goodman was before
justice BXhy at the Jciicr IN Market Police Court,
Yesterday, for permitting his daughter Belle, child
Of four year, 20 sng a. variety theatre. In reply
10 the magistrate he sad that he had been once be-
fore ordered not to ct the child sing ~ pnhc. lie
WAS committed to answer IN default of $500 bail.
There was only ono witness Yesterday before the
| Committee Of tie state Board II Chaiities now in
vesiigatinr the affairs Of the House of Refuge.
This one Of The woman cmuiovcS of the con-
tractors, who left Ire ltuiipu last Spring. atter
! having necn IN nearly all the dcrarimcntS oi the
shops She was examined generally IN Ic"ard 10 th"
contract system and as to its effect upon the H.
| mates.
The brcad.-ras market was aglin depressed and
heavy Yesterday: state and Western -four declining
/ from > t. II cc1ts a barrel more liberal Offer
! ings and a moderate inquiry. Wheat was depressed.
rcredng from - - cents bu~hel under pressure
u
/ account Corn was from l. to l. cents q bu,hcl
! lower with less free DEALINGS. Western and Liver
! pool markets were also reported lower.
Richard T.. Butts was reading in his parlOr over
his grocery store ~ No. $50 Nintl-avc. on Sunday
night. when he heard noise III the shop. Gong
below he saw man with jimmy IN his hand
toward the houso-brcakcr the latter Gained The hoe
in the rear door that hc lad made, and had crawlod
! half ont when Mr.. Bats seized one of his legs.
BUT the th"f cot away and hid himself IN the cell
lar of No. $50 Ninth-avc., where lac was aVe,ted.
James Brady. of M. 100 East Fortv-third-st.
bought policy ticker on October IL of Samuel G.
| Wilson in the poncv shop owned bv Cornelius y.
| Parker. at No. 2O2 Elst TweutV-secOnd-st. He
paid IS for the ticket which contained three mum.
l berS. aud which in the event of their winning
would entitlc bin 80 the sum of $40. The num-
hers did win, but Parker refused 70 pay the $40
Brady caused his arrest, ana Yesterday IN the York
Vile Police Court Parker was held III 81 600 bail
for trial
Coroner FLANAGAN held an inquest yesterday in
the ease of Jnscnh Crowdcr stcerage passenger III
tine steamship Wyoming OF the Williams AID Guon
Line, who fatally injured by "A fall from the
steeIage steps wiile ~ sell numhcro of witnesses,
fellow passengers of Crowder. testified that he was
| neglected while he lay III, and that remonstTanccs
witht'c stepmcT's officers had no effect. His berth
was f!thv. and the medical attendance was nsufli-
cient. The jury rendered n verdict of death frcm
! exhaustion caused by erysipelas," and censuTcd
the steamship company for hot properly caring for
! Its passengers.
The story was published last week that in August
the daughter of n laborer named Bates carried her
father dinner To the shccpfod I'm Central Park
| where the men cOnCregate at noon time, that sub
seancntly William Lcnuy, one of the men. cnticed
her INTO the havlOft of the ShccpiOld and ktp her
there fonr da, and that she Obliged to escape
througI a window. The story in most of the par
/ ticulars was rdiculOuelv false. The yong woman
weighs 40 pourds and the Delinquent 135. She
was person of bad chara~c ser. L"nny was d's-
| charged. ~ he knew of her prcScnce III the loft
where size staid to AVOID going home. Such nj
least was the opinion Of the Park Commissioners
who invest gated the case.
At the last term of the Court Of General Sessions
! I ofisk I'm Ike Xigf,l pf ~ rs
faulnng Maria ,loncy. While he was in the lombs
awaiting sentence the complainant irequrntly vis-
tied h ~. ami they finally desired to hc married
Yesterday JUDGE Gildcrslecvc sentenced The pris-
oner 10 S'ate Prison FOR five years. He said. how
ever. tbs lac had some doubt that the prisoner was
guilty, but he could not set up his individual
oplulon agains those other twelve men. lie imposed
the hghtcst sentence possible under the law, and
/ ordered that the prisoner should remain the
1ombs until the result Of application for pardon
which he had recomi,endcd, should be known. In
the meantime, he washed his bands OF The case, and
ffhe woman silll wished 10 marry the prisoner she
! might do 81 after his discharge.
Peter Thompson, formerly stcnoGraphcr of the
! Police Board. submitted Yesterday morning to SUI
| perlntcndrnt Nalllng complaint of lll-trcatmcni
| M the hands of Officer Michae Ward, of the Ninth
| Precinct. Nh Thomusnu SAYS that 10 won't =" tho
l"S ,ot petcctivc O'Neil with whom hn h@d
nn ",r 'i..t..',,. and that there he found Officer
I Ward AZ guard at the door, and asked him to took
| IN and 'ali Mr.. ONril out, If he SAW him. Ward
| went in and remained in fifteen or twenty miuutcs
as he supposed 20 bear his message When hr came
out without O'Ncil. Mr. Thompson cXarcsscd his
wonder that he should have bcen away SO long.
vhcreupon he saws, the officer " ran HIM out of the
building showed HIM With his club, and addressed
| hun in coarse anguagc'
BROOKLYN.
The Board of Health has recommended that tho
Sanitary Code be 81 amended as 10 provide for the
| licensing of undertakcrs
| A patc-glass window valued at 800 I'm thc store
| of NJ c. COTbIt, No 2sS Coumbla-st., was broken
| by stone on Sunday night.
| Controller Steinmefz has informed Kingsley &
| Kccney, who demanded payment of their iudg-
meut against the city for S3IG36, that there no