New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-14
NETWORK CITY.

road are being painted anu gllueu'
The new ferry from the foot OF Thlrty-fonrth-st,
North River. to the oil docks at Weeha"Keh was
opened yesterday
Tho chill air yesterday brought out many oyer
coats whose owners had fondly hOped thaG Iney
were LAID aside for the summer
Dealers in West Broadway use the streets for the
storage of large quantities OF packing-DoXes' con-
trary to law and public SAFETY
his home at No. 233 East FOrty-ffth-st lie went
to Sunday-schoOl last Sunday and did not come
back.
Among the removals not heretofore mentioned is
that of Messrs. Alderman, Bicker 81 Marvel
(who were formerly with the late house OF starr o.
Marcus. who have changed from No. to NO. D.
Maiden Lane.
Alexander Diechs of No. 1,447 Third-ave., was
charged in the Yorkville Police Court yesterday
with attempting to shoot himself while intoxicated
He had recollection he SAID, OIL any sucn ACT, anu
was discharged.
The directors of the Manhattan Eye and Ear Hos
pItal No. 233 East ThlrtYiOurthst, desire TO De
understood that their institution Ii not the new
Manhattan Hospital, which maintains a free DIS
nensary in West rwenty-hftl-St., and for which a
concert will be given on May 10.
john Collins. age fOrty-four years, who lives IN
Chiffon Station Island was found i'll the street yes
terday by the police of the First Precinct almost
senselcss from severe beating. He drd not know
who were his assaants. lie was sent 10 mo Cham-
bers Street Hospital
H1deharn Kawasc, Chief Secretary of the Treasury
of Japan and Director of tho Bureau Is now AT inc
Hotel runSwSk re MI remain ina ga IN t nP the a Ur
Snese merchants of this city and will be taken for
a sail on the North and East Rivers, and on visit
to the Navy Yard ut Brooklyn.
The funeral of Edward L. Goodall, who was
killed on the Ninth Avenue Elevated Railroad on
Monday. took place Yesterday at tnS 1h%teen nns
cent Club to which he belonged were present. lie
was buried in Greenwood Cemetery.
The body or a boy about ten years old, dressed in
brown irOwsrTs and Il Chcckercd jumper, was found
yesterday III the East River al the foot of lhvng-
ton-st. ii was sent to the MOrguc unrecOgniZrd
The body Of another boy, about fourteen years old
was also found in the East River yesterday lie
had on dark clothes aud white SHIRT
preliminary inspection of the ODD Regiment
~ G., :. n Y, took place last evening at the ar
mory in West FOurccntl-st, under Lieutenant
Colonel Camp, in the absence of Colonel Porter III
Europe. The annual inspection by the Inspector
General and staff Will Occdr on May 20 ut the Ilaza
i'll Union Square
A CORRESPONDENT suggests that, in view Of the ap-
preaching hot weather, arrangements should Ia
made by which the sparrnws can drink anu bathc ht
the public fountains. Many fountains arg % coH
structcd that the sparows cannot get near the wafer
without risk of drowning. small piece of wood
anchored in the basin would serve the purpose
Mary NOOnnn, woman of middle age. of No. 10
Cherryst appeared before Justice Duffy Yesterday
Mt the lOmbs to make an application Tor The COM
mitmcnt of Der two children to the Catholic Pro-
trctory. On being questioned as To her means she
acknowledged that she owned hous" and three
lots The justice expressed his Indignation, and re-
fused her application.
John Reilly, young man seventeen years old.
who lives at Sevcntccnth-St. and FIrst-avc, was
arrested ut IL D. III. Wednesday, at Ahcrl ; The
atrc. for making a disturbance: Officer Collie of
thc Fifteenth Precinct. made tho arrest, and used
his club so freely that REILLY was taken unconscious
TO ST. Ynccnt's Hospital. Ills wounds, however,
were not dangerous and he left tbs hospital ycstcr-
day.
Thomas Murphy, n blacksmith aud bachelor Of
No 100 West Ffty.thud-sf., threatened TO whip
his little nephew for tumblmg in bed AT night and
kicking hun in the stomach. The boy was 80
frightened bv the threats that hc ran away from
home and did not appear for three days ana nights;
His uncle finally found bin and had him aTraigncd
Yesterday in tho YOrkville Police Court as q
juvenile delinquent. The boy was discharged.
Charles Callahan, OF No. 275 IIicks-st.. Brooklyn.
paid visit to this city "Wednesday evening and
was found by officer Stuart in West Twenty -nntE-
st., leaning against lamp-pOSt fast asleep. When
taken to the statiOn-housc over $500 IN bills was
found on his person but hrs gold watch and chain
| were missing. When arraigned yesterday Mt JEFF
! fclson Market Police Court Judge Kilbrrth SAID
" We have taken care of your money for you, ana |
think it only right that you should pay us interest
| By paying $40
Mr.. Chiald. agent Of the Society for the Proven
ton Of Cruelty to Children, took blind boy, named
| GusrppI Cappozi, aged Twelve years, of No. G2
Mulbcrry-st., before Justice Duffy yesterday AT the
| Tumbs for begging under the prrtcncr OF p"ddlng
| i'm the B0wcry. lie was brought from Italy about
| two months ago and simply taught To- say Help
| The blind" lie was left ut a crowded thor0ughfarr
| on one of the crossings III ChatlaT-,t. by his
| mother who is uucapababe Of taking care OF hIu.
and it IS supposed she has been acting under the III
| fuencc of mdronc. He was committed TO the care
| of the Emigration Commissioners.
Louis Mcdonald, age twcntv-one, carpenter Of
No 80 GrrrnwIcl-aVc., Samuel Delaney, alias Ora
| ham, age twcnty-hrce. r0ufcr of No. 40 Third
fwcntyfonr. butcher OF No. 10 Joncy-st WHO
were arrested on Wednesday by Detectives UNclll
and Adams of the Central Office, for entering the
| house of MADAME Dix, ut No. 1879 WaycrlY-pacc,
and taking about $500 in dresses and dress goods.
were yesterday committed i'll default of -, 900 bail
each by Justice Kilbrcth, at the Jefferson Market
Police Court. Stephen Mcdonald, n brother of
Minnie Campbell, IN whose house the goods were
ia
ncSses. e.,.x.
The managers of the Brooklyn Elevated Railroad
! are preparing to open the part Of the road from
Fulton Ferry to Franklin-ave. OH the 18th of july
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Bird old residents of
Brooklyn, have Just celebrated their golden we'd
ding at their home. No. 70 COncord-St.
The destruction Of tho buildings in st. Anus
block is nearly compile ted. The cornerstone Of the
Old church has not yet been discovered.
Gabriel Anderson, age nineteen, while working on
tho ship IniIva, lying ut the foot of C0urt-s fell
overheard Yesterday and was drowned. His home
was at No. POI Van Brunt-st.
Coroner Slmms held an inquest Yesterday on the
body of William }. Bell, OF Baltimore who died on
| tuesday, at No. 204 LiylngstOn-st. from IN over
dose of morphine. The jury cXoncrated its attend
| ing physician.
| Philip Hart, a German, ago sixty-sx, Of No. 40
Clinton-st., New-YOrk while suffering from dcrium
trcmens early yesterday morning, cut no throat
with razor ut Leonard and MuOrc-st Ile inflicted
| ghastly wound, which was dressed at ~. Cathc-
rInc's Hospital.
| The body of n drowned man, about thirty years
of age and feet s inches in height, was found III
| the Buuermilk Channel yesterday The man wore
black diagonal SUIT, and had black hair and
sandy moustachc and goatce The body was lowed
| to the Eric Basin.
JERSEY CITY.
8. r. SkOg, tho second-mate of q Swedish bark
LYING at jersey City, while intoxicated Wednesday
| night attacked tho other members of tho crew
Maria Lewis, the sleWardCss was badly beaten
| Skog was arrested yesterday and committed to
| await trial.
| At the meeting of tho Board OF Pilot Commits
| si0ners of New-Jersey yesterday mt the Hotel
| Hudson Jersey City, Captain Hcwcs, the pilot Of
| the steamship Scandinavia, of the Anchor Line