New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-29
NETWORK CITY.


The Sunday boat for Long Branch, by way OF
sandy Hook will begin tomorrow, leaving PieG
Ia North River az the foot of Liberty-st, at 9;3O
GOING ON A CRUISE NoRIHwARD
The United States steamer Vandaha having az. up5i
dergOne repairs at the Brooklyn Navy 1ard sg nnS
Yesterday q cruise through the Sounu anu "io"s
the New England coast
ANNIVERSARY OF AN OLD school,; !,
The school of the COLLEGIATE Dutch Church n, IN
West Iwentynin6-STti, ursdav evening Celebrated
its 257th anniversary. This is the Oldest schoo III
this country.
ELECTION OF EDUCATIONAL DELEGATES.
The New-York Educational Society has eecitein
Amos n Kellogg and Mrs. Anna Randall Diehl, del
egates, and G. b. HeudricksOn and Miss Florence
which will meet at Canandaigua. July 90
THE USUAL RESULT OF SHOWING A PISTOL
Roger McCuire, of No. pit MOtt-st., was showing
a pistol Daniel Warren, age forty Years oI W. 90
SO Muberry-st, yesterday, when 1t went OF. var
ron was shot I'm the Jaw and seriously wounded
The police took him to ST. Vlncents Hospital.
SUPERINTENDENT DUDLEY OUT OF TOWN.
On inouirv at the Office of the superintendent OF
the Department of Buildings yesterday, It was
stated that Mr. Dudley was out OF town. ana tha t
1t was not known when he would return Inc Iet
ter from Mayor Cooper, containing charges 2g,t t
the Superintenteut was delivered to the Deputy
Superintendent, Mr.. Diaper
PARADE OF THE CoACHINq CLUB,
Tho members of the Coaching Club VIII nave q
norode of thor drags to-day. They Will meet IN
Madson-ave., facing Tweny-thlrd-st.' at quarter
to O'clock. The start VIII BIO ut precisely. Inc Inc
route will be up Fifthave. along the west size OF the
park TO StetsOn's returning by the east slde down
Fifth-ave. to Washington Square, and PACK 10 the
Hotel Brunswick.
THE NEW JEROME PARK RAILROAD.
Tho new railway to Jerome Park, running from
Fordham station to the rear OF the grand stanu AZ
the race course, will be opened to-day; FresldenI
Leonard w. Jerome the directors OF inc company
aud n number of invited guests will leave the
Grand Central Depot in speclal traln az H. H.,
mass over the line, and lunch in the Club House at
1890, returning at p. M
TWO wRETCuEp WAITS OF THE STREET
Two small Italian girls were engaged YESTERDAY
morning in the BOwcry. near CIna-st:, IN taxing
from beer-kegs the dregs that had been left Ill them
nv saloon keepers. The children, who scarcely had
strength sufficient to move the empty Kegs each
had large can into which I he refuse was cmptled'
More than one paSser-by exclaimed. Here Is work
for the Society for the Prevention OF cruelty 10
CONVICTION OF 4 FoRGER.
VIM OQle one of the Gleason band of forgcrs,
who has been confined IN tho TOmbs Tor long time
awaiting trial on the same charges on when seVela
of his companions were tred' was cohVlcteu yeSttI
dov of forgery on the second count of the lndict-
ment His counsel asked for stay OF sentence III
order that he might make an Application for writ
of error, and the prisoner was remahueu until tues
day next
MIR, cowLEY's LONGING FOR FREEDOM.
An application was made yesterday to the General
Term of the Supreme Cont 10 have the Rev. Ed
ward Cowley who was convicted OF cruelty 70 M
males of the Shepherds Fold, admitted to Oall
pendng the final result OF the trial The appllca-
ton was based upon tho athdaylt OF MT: CONVEY
that his health was falling because OF confinement
on BlackwelIs Island. Presiding justice DAVIS s.ih
that the case upon appeal would he decided by the
Court In few days. aud that thl5 apphcaJIOh Wouio
be considered at the same time.
MR.. MOODY TO PREACH AT COOPER UNION.
D. l.. Moody the evangelist, arrived IN this CITY
Yesterday afternoon from his home at Northheld,
Massachusetts,. lie will preach at the Cooper lnsl-
tute Tomorrow evening. Mr. and Mrs. James Nc
Granham will assist in tho singing aud after the
services Mr. Sawyer will hold an inquiry meeting,
| nh Nv Moody will also doubtless attend. Inc
evangelist Intends returning to his home az North
field early in tho week, ana ne VIII spGnG t1g oV-
mediate vicinity of his home.
| TO RE PUNISHED AS AN EXAMPLE.
Michael Kline, age twelve, was employed IN inc
| branch Office of the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany at No. $40 Sxth-avc., to deliver dispatches
One dispatch ntrusted to him was for guest Mt tho
| Buckingham Hotel. Michael instead oil delivering
fhe message which was in relation To case OF ILL
ness destroyed it and signed the name IockcielIeT
| on the delivery book. He admitted TINS when asked
about IT, and in order to mako an example OF him
for the other bows he was arrested. Justice Flam-
mtr in tho YOrkville Police Court, yesterday, held
| him for trial in 500 BALL
JAPANESE OFFICIALS AT THE PRODUCE EXCHANGE.
The Produce Exchange received Visit from
three Japanese officials yesterday VINO were intro
duced to the officers and members by +. ID. CaTpen-
| ter grain broker at 80 Pearl-st. They were HID
| charm Kawase Chief Secretary of tho Treasury OF
| the Japanese Government and Director OF the Bn-
| reau of Commerce, and his asslstantS Markat0
| Fukui and another whose name could not DO
learned Tho object OF this visit was to learn some
thing of the methods of transactng business on the
| EXCHANGE in all it's departments. They were con-
dncted through the building, attended the calls,
and manifested much interest in all they saw.
BROOKLYN.
.Tohn Kreuscher, of RidgswOod, became involved
| in n quarrel with two passengers III Bushwlck-
ave car Yesterday, aud was struck on the head
| with some instrument and thrown from tho car.
| His assailants escaped.
The O'Hara will contest was mp again yesterday
IN the SurrOgatc's Court. Thomas BIacken, a
| LAWYER was the only witness examined. The case
for The proponents was then practically closed, and
| an Adjournment was taken until Monday.
| motion was made yesterday before Judge Gil
| bert TO vacate the stay granted by him IN the
| Zeiser-Kesse case. Tho two men are dispntng
| the Office of Charity Commissioner. w; Is. Ilnrd
| appeared for the motion, ana Geucral d. f. Tracy
| against it. Decision was reserved.
| MAYOR Howell and Control r Steinmctz met in
4 the Mayors office Yesterday according to agree
ment to appoint CommsS.iohcr Oh funnc Works
| Police Commissioner, Excise Commissioners, and
| other public officers. Mr.. Stenmctz said he "a'
not ready, and asked the Mayor to postpone action
| until Thursday. Mayor Howell SAID ne was wllllnt
! ia appOlnt the men Immediately, and did not want
| TO wait until the politicians interiercd. lie wished
| to appoint business men.
JERSEY CITY
Tho letter.carriers appeared in new Summer uni
| form yesterday
The Charity Hospital at tho foot Of Washington
st. is SO badly decayed that 1t is regarded as unsafe
The new public school building No. p, il
Twclfth-st., Jersey City IL nearly Completed IN
| cost will be $4,000. 1t will accommodate 1,OOC
| children.
James Kilduff, of Hobokcn, an ex-member Of thu
| Hudson County Board of Chosen FreehOld0rs yes
terday pleaded non vult to charge OF assault AM
4 battery on his wife, and was sentenced to sil
I months Imprisonment in tho County PenltentiarJ
at Snake Hill.
The two brothers of Patrick Doyle, who wa
Frustrated in Jersey City with the heat while OF
ms way from this city to Louisville, KY, on Mon
day and died III tho Charity Hospital, reached
Jersey CITY yesterday and took charge of the body
They had not seenther brother in seventeen years
NEWARK.
Mayor Fielder signed the tax ordinance yestcl
day. 1t had been believed that he would veto it..
Archibald Jones' colOTed age eight years, wa
drowned in the PassaiC, at the foot Of DlvislOn-s
on Thursday. - -