New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-18
NETWORK CITY.

TIE Board of Managers of the Produce and COTTON
Exchanges yesterday appointed the seVeral oonn"''
tees for the year. .
Aboat loaded with ropes and hawsers stolen ana
abandoned bv rIver thieves, was found yesterday aU
Pier No. 45 North river.
The much-lcconIposod body of q man. dressed
in black vas onni YESTERDAY az ida rTf
A. L. has sent $40 for the benefit Of poor chill
drcn who need change and fresh air in the Su1ner'
Ii has been sent to Henry King. for the Seaside san
ltarum. ,,o
The Austrian bark Serug, which sailed from TINS
or M"FGh IL tTF SaS not been heard from
since she sailed, and fears are ehterta'neu Aoh H0i
safety. -...... 49,, ,,c.,,
John Desmond, cOachman, Yesterday Pleaoed
guilty in tho Court of General Sessions to ogaIny:
On December II, 1870. he married Ellen CronK, Oh
No 10 SiXtll-ave., being at the time the husDanu
of Kate Desmond, who was then awe, ne was
sentenced to State Prison for two years by Judge
COwing. -
An autopsy upon the body OF MR. Anna Wenlckeer'
WHO was found dead Mt No. Ludlow-st under cir
stances that led to her husbands arrest on inc sus
pcion Of numbering her, was made YESTERDAY. py
deputy Coroner Goldschmidt. 1t showed thar tne
womans death was due to her long;continheHa OK
cesSeS, and not to any injury IeceFcu III 'nN s
with her husband.
TEMPERANCE WORK BY WOMEN.
The Womans' National CHRISTIAN aetn 1 naoo0
Grove August o and 10; five days meetimg aC
Ronnd Lake, Augnst / to 10; one day at Cha9-
touuna August 10, and one day at Old Orchard.
HuSnst %, These meetings will be under the
direction Of Miss Frances f. Willard presldento OF
the National Union.
SPORTS OF THE FORREsTERs.
The first annual games Of the Forresters Athletic
Climb were held at Suffers Harlem River Park yes,
terlav afternoon. W. II. Perrlne won the Ioo
wards run. George Ribet the running broad Jump,
4. McKrnsie the one mile walk, j. NJ. Mason the
sack race. l.. +. Higher the 22Q yaris Tn' r a.
BaEwic the ONE %s Eq Graham mmtR the ' hsme
run, and &. WlldTum the seven miles walk
MANHATTAN BEACH ATTRACTIONS.
The facilities for reaching Manhattan Beach we're
increased yesterday by two boats, the Thomas Coll
YER and the Mattcawan which run hourly to
Bay Ridge from Pier No %, North RIVER. sIopp,,ng
g. Tomorrow evening, and on every pleasant
SATURDAY. during the season. there Will be display
of fireworks at Manhattan Beach, under the direc-
ton of James Pain. the London DyrotechnlSt'
HELD TO AWAIT INDICTMENT
Before Justice Wandell IN the Essex Market Poc
lice Cnnrt Yesterday. Louis Gantz, age eighteen, OF
| No IO7 81. Marks place. who on Saturday night
stole ! 1876 from vault in the store OF 4. Ridley
& SON. in Grand-st.. and who acknowledged his
guilt and told the officers where the stolen money
was concealed. was arraigned. The Justice, AFTER
shcrt examination, held the prisoner to await the
action of the Grand Jury in default of bail.
TRYING TO BEAT THE RECORDS.
The Manhattan Athletic Club will have its annual
! Summer meeting on lis grounds at EIghth-ave and
Fitty-siXth-st. on Monday July .. There VIII DC
! hannicap runs of - yards. 600 yards and mile
| n 900 Yards run for those VINO never beat twenty
! five seconds. quarcr-mc run for those who never
bear sixty seconds 4 two miles walk Tor those VINO
never beat fifteen minutes and other contests Two
events Will attract much attrntlOn-an effort by the
noted runner Myers to snrPass the best English
! the best American Teror.i for IA one mile walk.
BROOKLYN.
Workmcn are making extensive alterations in the
Mozart Garden luidlng. at Fulton and Smith-sts..
! which is To he used for mrrcantilc purposes.
4 wooden structure for the toncy Island elevated
road running M the of the hotels. has been put
NJ on each side of the Ocean Parkway. Legal
measures have been taken To prevent its cOnstruc-
! ton over that thOroughtGTc.
! The tin box found IN thr cornerstone Of old st.
| AIMS Church. lad in 1924. will he opened on Sun
! dnv in the presence Of the rector, the Rev. DR..
Noah Hunt SChcnck, and the Vestry or 81. AIMS on
! the Heights.
The $50 cnumc atOr4 of the in Brooklyn
have completed their work. with the exception OF
| dozen who were hlndcrcd by sickness or the great
sl2" Of their districts. From the returns made to
him. stephen Condit. Supervisor OF the Second Dis
trict estimates the entire population Of the city to
| be ab0ut 100000.
Mrs. Louise Hahn, of No. 1913 Park-avc., was
taken before Justice Senior yesterday, charged
with blgamy. She married Jacob Hahn April Fl.
| 1878. After living with him three weeks she be-
| came housekcrprr for Charles GOrtz, of No. 1913
Park-ave. He soon proposed 10 marry her. ard
bargain was made with her husband by which he
r,nqnished his rights for S25 and Goctz married
'''' JERSEY CITY
The expenses Of the Fire Commissioners for the
next year are estimated atSl l4,OOO.
Thomas ORrilly. liquor dealer, at No. 32S New
ark ave. who is supposed to be- insane. was arrested
yesterday for the reckless DISCHARGE OF revolver IN
the street ut midnight james \. Carroll was struck
| in tho leg by one of the bullets.
NEWARK.
The Chief Of Police has issued orders for the ar
| rest of glGIs found lettering III the streets.
| Two men, who pretended to be peders. were ar
names as Frederick Meyer. of No. 80 Mulbrrry-st.,
| New York. and Nathan solomon, of No. - Norfolk
NEW-JERSEY.
| PArErsON.-James Dickson was committed to the
county ai yesterday on Il charge of black mail made
| by Enifc Adrrr the draughtSman of the PasSaic
Rolling Mills II IS alleged that Dickson sent let
to Adrlcr threatening to make certain dlSclos-
! urcs unless hr was paid 500. lie was caught By
| means of II dccOy letter.
LONG ISLAND.
MrxruLA-'rhr Summer Exhibition of the Queens
| County Agricultural Society opened at the Fair
| Grounds yesterday. There were Il good attendance
aud fair show oi plants, cut flowers and berries.
The exhibition will Close to-day with trials of speed
by horses owned IN the county. for small premiums.
! NEwrnwN.-FrancIs MrKcnna obtained juig-
mcnl against the town for $1,000 for damages
! Sustained by interference with his highway
contracts ut the time when tho town was
divided aud Long Island CITY Incorporated. The
General FERN has set aside the Judgment and or
dcrrd new Joseph Justin. coachman for
Mr.. Mrinrkcim. while driving across the North
shore Railroad track with II team and carriage was
struck by train II" was thrown distance of
| thirty feet, and badly bruised the carriage
was broken. and OF the horses valued at $500
| was killed instantly.
| STATEN ISLAND.
| C.IFTON.-A new Ladies' cub for outdoor sports
| has been established with fine grounds on New
Yurk-aye.. and u membership OF nearly one hum
| bred.
| FUGr WApSwUhTH.-Thc Court Martial ap-
| pointed by GehcIHl Hancock has finished Its III
YrStigatiun of the Decoration Day disorder and its
decision has been forwarded to headquarters for
| approval.
! CIIFrON.-Sevcral Clifton members of the New
| Brighton I.adics' Club for outdoor sports have
| formed new club for similar purposes. with
| grounds on Ncw-lork-avc. The new organization
| has Il membership OF fifty.
! ToMrKINsyIILE.-Th following have been elect
| cd trustees of tho Smith lBirmary George s.
| Scniicll. Ernncis @. Shnw. Q. O. Newcll. Erastna