New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-16

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Tho American Athletic Club held games satp nn
afternoon on the grounds Of the Mammalian Sl"o,
The contests were Tor ehap'1nnSSnp rnn The
challenger did not appear In the mile run JAMS nv,
Mage lost the medal, which was Won Nv ,.o won
The ney medal in the five-mile run, easily beating
his numerous competitors. The winners Time was "a,
| 81 min sd sec. The seven-mlle walk was "on W
| Samuel n. lloag in 80 min SO Sec
| John b. Livingstone, age forty-thTee years WIS Mas
fonnd diving on the schooner Nellie Grant, 4, Iei
10 North River Saturday night lie had swa'iom W.
laudanum and expired al rne caIled yester-
| daw at the hosmtal. and took the tidlngs 70 ms
| family at No 4Oi North SeconJ-st WilhamspnnrR ,
| Livingstone was bookkeeper for shlppisae MN
af No az South-st He lived apart from his family
and was given at times to hard drlhhIng; III he
OF dcspondency following protracted uepau0n' N0
| took his own lie.
| A middle.oced German woman appealed yester-
| dav to the Inspector at Police headquarters Tor
protection against enemies wno sue saiu' Mrio ~
| scouting herself and her daughter me daugnteI
n Girl of nineteen, was already in their power at
! No. Ga Avenue-A, and she begged IN great uisuess
| for help 10 rescue her The whole story upon IN
| yestIgatIon was found to be hctlon ne Wouian
| before the message came that her daughter was
safe. had become Enthusiastically insane and was
| sent 10 Bellevue Hospital. Her name is LOUISE
Book and she had recently been dlscnalg ea rom
| the employ of a manufacturer of ARTIFICIAL noWers
| named We'll, at No 500 broadway.
| The police have not vet succeeded In tracing
| the who FRIDAY nlgHt dSSdullcu niiSo
Van Haulst in Washington Square. The yoq NC
| woman who lives with her mother az NO. 100
Prince-st., remembers nothing or the occurrence,
| except that she a man wearing Ignt sllaw
| hat walking quickly tOward her from another paul.
| Immediately afterward she felt terrible dow on
| heThead and lost her senses. When she came ~
she found herself at Fifth-ave. and Slxteentn-st
pocketbook she carried III her hand was gone MISS
Van Haulst lies very i'll at the New-York Hospital
! The Ed. Reilly Association of the Twentieth
Ward went yesterday up The hudson On Tue ~
| cut the barge loose from the tug-boat H.. l.. levy
that had II In tow, when opposite One-hundred-and
twenty-nnth-st., and terrified the more quiet peo-
| nile i'm the party Sergeant Linden went to the
rescue with platoon OF ponce ana TestoIeu oiuIi
The rufians put off the boat and landed III the
| Thirtieh Precinct. Henry Ellison. OF No. 5o9 west
| Fortv-ffth-st jumped overheard and attempted to
| escape but was captured by the police and locked
up with John Hoffman, of No. 4G9 Ienth-aVe'
Philip Mcdonald and John McMqlcn. two
Gloucester fishermen who were reported lost at sea-
| have been brought to. this port by the Norwegian
bark Miner. On May "a in dense fog, while set
| ting travis from small dory, they lost SIGHT OF
their vessel aud for three days drltted about the
open sea without food or water. Their boat hlled
several times, and as they were becoming exhausted
! it seemed that they must perish. As they We're
about to give up all hope sail was sighted lar IN
| the distance. Both men took the oars and pulled
their boat toward it. The fog shut the vessel from
view several times, but they finally reached H.
| General HillhouSe. Assistant Treasurer, an
nounced Saturday afternoon to the employees OF the
| Sub-TreasuTy the following appointments; Naiter
| j. Brltton cashier; w. b. Baucker chief paying
teller and l.. J. HAYNES, paving teller Ill the com
| division The changes were made in consequence OF
the retirement of the former cashier w. L. Nnte,
who has resigned TO take charge OF the contr0lels
| denartment of the Blocker Street Savings Bank.
| In announcing the appointments. General hllihouse
spoke warmly of the services of the TetTlng cashier
who occupied the position nearly twelve years. MI
White made a fitting reply: The new cashier, Sir.
BrittOn, has been connected with the treasury lor
eighteen years.
| The Fall River Line steamers Bristol and Provi-
| dence began their everyday trips between New
| York and Boston yesterday. The boats leave New,
York ut $50 p. m and 90 through directly TO rail-
| River without stopping at Newport except on the
! Sunday night trips. For the accommodation OF
| Newport passengers special train will leave the
Fall River steamboat dock at 600 a. M, arriving at
| Newport at GAO a. m The company VIII PHt on
| the route to-day the steamers Old Colony and New
port. which have been reprinted and improved,
| leaving New-York week DAYS at 6p. M for Newport
direct with special tram conneGiihg iQr boston;
| The Bristol and Providence carry their brass and
string bands and are the Sunday boats OF the line
| The Carniola Chemical Works, at Long Island
City, and at No. As Johp.st have been placed IN
the hands OF receiver. Marcellus Massey, III cOnse
Quence of a decision against Oscar ;. IOllett III
matters regarding the prOpretorshp. The WORKS
cost Anthony Plrz more than $i2oSooG, ana i, III
partner and two years later got possession of the
entire property by purchase at foreclosure. it is
alleged that two agreements were made between
Mr.. PirZ, who was heavily III debt, and Mr. FOllett
are for the creditors TO and the Others TO work
under Matters proceeded smootly until last year.
when suits and cOunter-suits were brought; cred
itOr heard of these agreements, brought suit and
obtained Judgment for T2l ,O95. Judge Gilbert de
cded that the agreements were illegal. adjudged
that the factory was held by Mr. Folctt IN trust for
Mr.. Pirz and his creditors and accordingly APP
pointed the receiver
BROOKLYN
The yacht Black Snake, owned by William An
d1ews, of Fortieth-st, capsized yesterday morning
off Robbins Reef but the four persons on board
were rescued.
A male infant about month old. was found at
H., Nntu r1a IN ne nj *
ave. with bundle of clothing by its side. The
City Nurse took charge of 1t.
Frederick Durcholz, age ffty-eeht of No. 157
Saratopo-aye ATTEMPTED to cross Broadway IN front
of the Broadway Park at D. III. yes crday, when he
was struck by motor No. and instantly killed.
His body wa. taken to the Nmth-Sub-Precinct sta
| tiOn-hOuse. The engineer brakeman and two con-
ductOTs were arrested.
Various rumOrs were in circulation in Brooklyn
last week in reference 20 the Bridge Trustees Only
five of those appointed by that city have thus far
signIfed their acceptance IT is said that General
| Socum intends to withdraw III favor of Henry {.
| Murphy, and that Mr.. Marshall has declared that
nc VIII not serve unless AlT Murphy Is member OF
| the new board
At Prospect Park on Saturday 1900 persons
| witnessed the return game between the champion
Nameless club and the Polytechnic Institute club.
The latter won by score of TO 4. The best con-
| test at the park. however, was that between the
| Lafayette aud Quickstep clubs OH grounds No. 4.
Ii resulted in favor of the Lafayette club by
| of TO /. On the Union Grounds the iyaway club
| defeated the New-YOrk club 10y ii to 13.
| The annual excursion Of the Plymouth Church
! Sunday-school will take place on Saturday. The
| large steamer Columbia has been engaged, and tine
objective point of the excursion will be Iona Island.
Mr. Beecher, who will accompany the party, antic-
pates more enjoyable trip than that of last year,
| when rain somewhat dampened the spirits, well
as the clothing of the large crowd of peasureseek
| ers.
The Pioneer Boat Club, Of Brooklyn. rowed its
| annual regatta on Saturday over one-mle course
| AT south Brooklyn. The fOur-Oared gig race be-
! tween Punch and Judy by the former
boat with four lengths TO spare in en- 45s. George
! Cox IT,. the senior sngle-sculls by half a
| length in en- 2Ss. The eght-oared barge race be-
| tween Pioneer and Columbia was closely contested,
and won by the Pioneer by quarter of a length in