New-York tribune., 1880-04-09
NETWORK CITY.

the ctv are removing their harder plants from the
protection of their glass cases and setting them ou
III the open air.
DIR. t. Duncan Bulkley will deliver the second Of
the Medical Talks for young men IN the lial
of the Young Mems Christian ASSOCIATION 1ia 'n'S
Central Cnice Detectives Reilly, Price. Field
Handy and Cormick arragned in the Jefferson Mar
ket Police Court yesterday morning hve Rickpoe,sHel ,s
whom they had arrested Wednesday night at Mad
| sOn Square Garden.
| An interesting programme has been arranged by
the ST. Philip Musical Association for an entertain,
mcnt at Lyric Hall, sixtI-avc between Forty;i
organ orr" r% f%na sdISf If Sf. Philips F. T. Church
Atthe Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday
afternoon Justice Duffy released w. f.. sawyer, VINO
was held in 81 ,000 III consequence of shooting Dr'
| Steele, TO appear for examination on April 26. A.
Newburger. of No. 36 Sxtll-aYc.. and y. J' Anler-
SON. Of No Ii West Ninth-st.. were his bOnds,nen.
Dr. Steele is ont of danger.
| neatly dressed English woman, who gave her
| name as Mrs. johnson, called at Police Head
quarters last night and asked for lodgings. she
| said she came to this country few days ago with
her husband and twelve ycar-O.d son. Her husband
was a ahorcr. While they were looking for work
| Wednesday, she became separateh from Icr husband
| aud son and had not been able to find them.
At the Tombs Police Court yesterday, lcfore JUS
ticc BiXby VIM Adams. aye twenty six years of No.
! 507 West ThiTty-thrd ST.. was charged by George
Bowen. of Ms. 2S aud 30 LeOnaril-S., with having
assaulted him while he was engaged IN business NJ
front of the place mentioned ~ LconaId-st.' and
| threatened 10 shoot him. Bull was required i'll
| 5000.
| A person representing himself as an agent of the
Board of Health. has been frightening the resi-
| dents of Bicrckcr-st. with stories OF terrible dls-
elsc that was raging among children IN tins city
and for which he sold tlle only remedy ai % cents
n bottle hy order Of the Board. Mrs Muller, OF No.
1G7 }eccker-st.. complained of the swindlc yesler-
| day, to the po!lrc.
Dr. j. B. White sanitary Inspector. yesterday, in
| tlc Essex Market Police C0ur preferred c!argcs
of selling adultcratcd milk against William Han
EmmTirick. Of 80. 427 East Nlneternt-st.; james
McD rno't of No ~ East Seyenlccntl-s!:; and
| Caiharinc SuSsman, of No. 3lI East SlXtcenlh-st
Justice Smith held them i'll bail for lral.
! A fight occurred in Il saloon at No. 50i Eighth
ave. between John McDGn0ugll and an nknown
! man. Yesterday morning. McDonough received
| srV, re- kulfe-cut in the abdomen, and when found
| by IA, police was bleeding pruusey: His aSsaIlant
escaped. McDonough whose wound is of z dancer
| ors nature was taken to the New-lOrk Hospital.
lie IS thirtv years old, and lives at No 4lS West
| Twenty y-rght!-st.
Two little boys, Patrick and Austin Brennan,
ages ten and cght years were found Yesterday
| morning before daylight wandering n the streets
Ol the Ninth Precinct. They had been turned out
of doors ut No. 500 West iioustoH-St. by their
drunken father, Thomas brennan. The police cared
ur the boys a thr Charles Street station, and sent
ord of tl" occurrence 20 the Society for the Pre-.
ycntion OF Cruelty to Chillrd0.
A case of smallpox reported to the Boarc of
Health from West FiitccntI-st. yesterday, was
found 70 bn 4 harmless eruption arsing from Other
clIScs There has been no case o Smai-poX IN tins
citv for So Vcral months Last week two children
were taken from an incoming steamer at QnaTan-
tine, smiirrng from tnc disrasc They are now con-
yalrsccnt ai the Riverside Hospital. Their father,
whose name IS Corning, ~ stall at Quarantine
The funeral of Mrs. George +. DutcIcr, whose death
was nasiclrd by the OF opium, took place yes
trriay morning n hali-pa~t o'clock at the under
taking rooms of Joseph Hanna No. 10 Grcenwlch'
ave- Tie funeral was strictly private, there being
present only q few OF the relatives of The dead
wnmnn The services were conducted by the Rev
Iir d. H. ,JuttOn. OF the sixteenth Street baptist
Church. The intcrmcnt took place at Woodlawn
Cemetery.
Tbcr. was q large attendance at the Mctropolitan
Musnn Oi Art yesterday. Many of li.c visitors APP
parrntly were pour people Tie Moore bust VIII
soon br placed on temporary pedestal on the main
floor of the Museum. and the granite pedestal Is he
ing removed from front of the Museum 10 its per-
mancn site the Mall. The notices posted through
on the binding that the police wOuld remove any
prrsJn caught splitting on the lOOr have IN excel
lent effect.
The sixty-fourth anniversary of the New York ie-
male Bible SGrciy Was held Yesterday 1T The Bible
House. the Rev. DIR. L. p. Rogers presiding. Ad-
dresses were made by the Rev. G. G. Tiffany and
the Rev. john Hall. D. ID. The following ladies'
wcic elected managers for ne term ending y May l.
Miss Rogers, Mrs. Richard Irwin, Mrs. G. G.. How
land. jr. Mrs. Edward j. Woolsry, ir Miss H. J..
.Irslip. Hiss WcsrFlo. The managers chose the fo.-
lowing Glirs for the cnsninns yaT ~ ~ Jamei
dircctrcss Mrs. g. q. llowland. third dlrectrcSs;
Mrs. Theodore Weston, recording secretary Mrs.
/. l.. Dickinson. corresponding secrclaryi Mrs
fMI"H"'' treasurer ,noo,,,vv
Deaths in }rooklyn last week, 2l2; births $50
marriages, IO.
Barnet Johnson, q wcl-known resident Of the
Eastern District. died "Wednesday at his home.
40. ii6 llcwcs-,t.. ut the age of scvcaty-slX.
The dead body of female child, about three
weeks Old. which had evidently been strangIcd, WAS
found yesterday III Marcy ave. near fark-aVc.
The knlckrrbOcAOr Ice Company has offered TO
supply the public bindings IN BrOptlvn with lee at
8 cents hundred pounds. lhs Itidg wood Com
pany wants - cents for the same quantity.
a a 4. IL
who left property valued ~ T31.000. was offered
iur probate yesterday. The greater part of the
property is lett in trust for her four children.
While men were ut work two-story building
al Uni0n-avc. and South SecOnd-st yesterday af- |
trrnoon, tn" wall fell ont upon Martin Walsh. age
twrniy-cighf living in Adams-St, near Blshwick- |
WIS silghtiy injured. Walsh Sustained fracture |
of the skull and other injuries. lie died snbsc- |
qucntly at ST. Cathrrinc'5 Hospital
JERSEY CITY.
The piers of the Red star Steamship Company ut
jersey Clty are being rebuilt.
The Matthi"sscn & Wechcrs Sugar Refining |
Company Of Jersey CITY has increased the wages OF
is workmcn 10 per ceut.
Michael McNul;y, one of the jersey City masked
burglars, has been arrested at Gr,onyIlle, Conn.
and viii be taken back to jersey City for trial.
A yOilng Inllinn. only fOurt,ca years Of aGc |
known IA Cocncy" Gallagher. was sent to iml Mt
Jersey City yesterday on charge Of breaking into
rHhlic school no. l aud smashing the piano and
stealing sOule clothing.
NEWARK.
William Lesch driver, i'll from his wagon |
yesterday, and sustained Il fracture of the skull.
The Lewis Will casc came before the Chancellor |
Yesterday at his chambers, on final hearing AttOr-
ncy-Gencral Stockton applied for an Adjournment |
for Il week or ten days which was granted.
Tho Newark Prcsbytcry has adopted resolutions |
expressing regret that over 1000 sal o0ns exist in
Newark, requesting tie Board of Excise TO reduce |
thc number 10 the utmost limit of the law and |
urging church ncmlCTS to personal example and
effort for The promotion of temperance ana Sunday
Observance.
Several boys employed in the jewelry manufac- |
tories of Carter. lOwkns * DOdd aud Richardson 81 |
Co have arresc ed recently charges of steal