New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-03
NETWORK CITY.

misses and children.
Several swans have been placed in the basin of
the fountain i'll Gramercy Park.
The new walking dresses have short, round
waists and are without overSklrts OF any klnu'
Small Fanchon-shaped bOnnots entirely covered
with Spanish lace, arc the favorites Tor dress
bonnets.
The Inman steamship CITY of Berlin, from Liver
pOOl landed 1,430 immigrants at Castle Garden
yesterday. :,
The new embroidered drop curtain will he. dis
played for the first time this evening at the Mau-
son Square Theatre. go
The Robert Raikes centennial anniversary VIII
be celebrated at the Madison Square IreShyterlm
Church next Wednesday, under the auspices OF the
Foreign Sunday-school Association
In tearing down an old house in OHe-hundrcd-and-
twcnty-second-st., near Sccond-ave.. stone slab
was found used us canStone Tor INC louhaatloil,
bearing the date of 1772. and an inscription Ill
Dutch.
The Rev. G. s. Plumly will deliver the annual adj
dress before the Seamcn'S Aid and Pr0tcctyo ASs0,
ciatiOn in the rooms OF the New-1olk ,Nautical
College, at No. 81 Madis0n-st., at 1880 O'Clock TINS
evening.
Patrick McGrath and his wife Bridget had a dis
agreement at their home, No 30 James-st, At |
O'clock yesterday morning, and the woman siaODpd
her husband with pair OF shears, luuctnS
severe wound in the thigh.
Tho final examination of the Senior Glass of the
University of the City OF NewIY9rk VIII begin TO-
day at 1880 a. No. continuing dally uhtll May III
Alter that date the seniors are at liberty uhIll
Commencement Day, June II.
Special steamboat trains for Mcridcn Hartford,
Springfield. etc, begin running to-day to ana from
the wharf of the New-llavcn steamers ut New
Haven These steamers leave Peck Slip at 8 y. III.
and 1880 p. m. Except Suudaysl'
Stephen Higgins. of the prisoners recently ar
rested for stealing an oil painting from the RUNS OF
the Madison Square Garden, and remandcd for cX
animation was yesterday committed for trlal Dy
Justice Kilbreth in default Of 81 900 bail.
The double track of the Ninth Avenue Elevated
Railroad is now completed the entire length Of the
road and was used yesterday for the first time nc
new Chrstupher-st. station on tins branch VIII he
opened to-day. and the use OIL INC EIcVenlu-sli
station will be discontinued
As the weather becomes warmer tho Roosevelt
ST. feTTybOats are used by the poor people 81 thc
neighbOrhOod for cheap excursions; For q CONS;
a half hour of fresh ar and three miles san
may be had, and they are very much clJOycn ny the
children aud their tired mothers.
Singular groups gather Sunday afternoons OPP
poste the R0Osevelt-st ferryhOuse To listen to the
0nt-doOr preaching. Yesterday the preacher was
flanked on one side by drunken man, and on the
other by woman with child in her arms. Sailors,
tramps. policemen haggaTd women, dirty children,
dogs and occasionally Well-dreSSed ldlcrs. stop Tor
a minute or two on the pavement and pass on.
Mrs. F. f. Post, of No. 11G Macdougal-st, was
taken to the Coroner's Office yesterday morning and
temporarily committed 10 the I0mhs hV Coroner
HERMANN. She was nurse to Mrs. ida l. MIilalns,
of No ESQ IIudson.St whose death on Thursday
last is said to have been due to malpractice. Ii was
said Yesterday that the police were trying to hnd
physician believed to have been concerned III the
case.
William D. Garrison, proprietor of the Grand
Union Hotel at the Grand Central Station, caused
the arrest yesterday of James Martin OF Washing
tun-st on the charge of stealing S13J III lcWcllY
from the room of Thomas S. Williams, one Of tue
guests OF the hotel and resident OF Chlcago MI
Williams caught Martin III his room NJ q. H. yes
terday, Tho prisoner was held in the Yorkyllle
Police Court yesterday Tor trial in default O1 S,JOO
bail.
The police of the Eighth Precinct las. evening
arrested William +. HcnZe, n porter. Of No.. %
Ihompson.st on FAINT suspicion that he had
caused the death of John kunz, diaSlpated Ger
man who lived at No. II Ihompscn-st. 1t is sad
| that the two men fought while intoxicated on
| March ! g. and that KunZ received severe cut on
| the head. Kunz died suddenly late on Saturday
| NIGHT after n prolonged debauch. An examination
Of The BODY failed to disclose any marks of violence,
| and it was believed by many that kunz had died
! from the effects of intemperance.
Commodore Mutt, the dwarf, bought out the drink
| ing shOp at No. 512 SiXth-dYe., known as Tho
| Aron," last Saturday, and assumed its manage
| meut He tailed to close the place at midnight IN
accordance with tho law, ana about o'clock yes
ter(ay morning Officer Stuart, Oi tho Twcnty-ninth
Precinct Police wa ltcd IN thTOu%h idc-d44r aiu
/ arrested bartender named DE Wt:t &. Prrdy.
Purly was aTraignCd at the Jefferson Market Police
Court Yesterday morning ana fcquireM 10 give TlOU
| bail for his appearance for trial. The necessary
| bond was furnished by Commodore Mutt, his chi
| pOyCr.
| man entered tie warcrooms of F. KrutIna, at
| Nos. 9G and 90 East HousOn-si., OIL Starch 10. and
after selecting $77 III furniture, offered ~ payment
| n check on tue FIRST National Bank of bridgeport,
Conn, for 1923 payable to the order OF T. III. Max
| on aud pnrplrting to DO signed by Wh"cicr d.
M%ws eGa % nEac h of that p2ef m"xa
| across the back Of it, and received SIS in change
| A few days after IT was discovered That the check
| was a forgery. Detectives Won Gcrichtcn and
CjNeilI of the Central Office, on SATURDAY arrested
! n man vino described himself as James X. KING, an
| agent tGirtv-tivr years OF age, and Resident OF
fis CITY but refused to give his address. He was
arragncd at the jefferson Market Police Court yes
| tcrday and after heing identified by Mr.. krd mas
| bOokkeeDer as the man who had pres .utcd tine
cheek he was committed in default oe &1,0
| bail for trial. ,oo,,1>,N
John Stump age thiriy-fve. Of No. 100 Yarct-st
| Willie jutOXlcated yesterday fell backward down a
! Il ght of stairs and fractured his skull. lie was
| taken to 81. GATHERINGS Hospital.
| Daniel Ayers, egg s.Xly-four, of No. 547 Grand
| ave, while asleep early yesterday morning. fell
from q seuOnd-stOry window 10 tue sidewalk. lie
received severe internal injuries ana his nose was
| cut open,
While intoxicated, Saturday night, Philip Nc
Fall age thirty-One. fireman ON the steamship Guy
of Para lying mt Harbeck's Stores, fell from bird
story window at No. 81 turlnan-St., ana ms tllgh
| was fractured. He was takan to the Long Island
| College Hospital.
NEWARK.
Owen Ward. an employ6 Of the steel works, who
| fell from the window of his Doardlng-hOuse i'll
| Chanel.st. ON Tuesday. died on SATURDAY Of his
| injuries.
William II. Larton, a stationcr, in Dcy-st., has
| been missing from his home since thursday morn
| ing. He is supposed TO nave hau cOhslueIaOlc
| money with him.
Counterfeit five-dolar bills on the National State
Bank of Troy, New-York were freely circulated IN
Newark last night; 1t is thought by persons follow
| lugup circus
Many citizens have requested Judge Depue to
charge the Grand Jury in tic matter OF the polln-
ton of the Passaic water at the sources where 1t Is
| obtained for drinking purposes Judge Depne will
deliver special charge OH the subject next Tues
| day
respectfully dressed woman applied for lodg
ing at Police Headquarters on Saturday night, and
stated that she had walked from Wilmington Del
aware. III search of her husband, Cornelius C0oDer
| Newark. she had traced him from one city to an
! other.