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

over by the ore engine in Seventh.ave, on Friday
night died yesterday. The childs parents live at
No. lao Vest FOrty-ninth-st
TRIAL TRIP OF A STEAMER.
The steamer Twilight which is run to ROckaway
Beach Pier beginning this morning made tLlal
trip Yesterday in one hour and twenty minutes,
landing easily in q rather heavy sea,
An EYE FOR COLOR.
"Blackened eyes made natural is the announce
ment on a hiGhly-cOlOred BOwery sign. What seems
to he husband and wife appear before the artist,
with the outward signs OF n domestic disagreement
their faces, which suggest man OF the p n1
district of Chicago some newly found coal held
SHOWING A WONDERFUL CLOCK.
An extraordinary clock, made by Felix Meier OF
Detroit Mich, is now on exhibition daily at ram
many Hall. Critics say that this beautiful anu IN
Genlous timepece even 9urDasses the famous
apostolic clock of the StrasbUrg Cathedral III the
variety of its performances.
TWELVE THOUSAND IN FIVE DAYS.
Tho arrivals Mt Castle Garden Yesterday num-
bered ,597, of which 1865 came from Germany;
The steamship Oder brought TIA, and the General
Werder 501 from Bremen; the Harold brought 232
from Shields. The total number of Immigrants
landed in the first five days of this month IS l2,5ll
FRENCH OPERA IN THE STREET CARS
A meanly dressed man entertained the passengers
ing by singing French opera airs IN hne tenor
voice. 1t was suggested that competition with the
elevated railroad had induced tho surface road TO
secure this attraction extraordinary Tor summer
ARRESTED BY POST OFFICE AGENT.
Edward Carr arrested yesterday. on COM
plant of Anthony COmstOck as n special agent OF
the Post Office Department. charged with deposit
ing circulars pertaining to lotteries IN the mails
There we're tlree complaints against him, and on
each he was held for examination IN $l,OOO
John Polhemus, job printer, became his bonds
CHARGED WITH EMBFzzLEMENT.
Alfred Leslie, publisher at ~. l16 Duanc-st.,
fifteen OF No % Carmne-sG, to deposit : 800 N
the Central National Bank, including $llO IN new
bills W4en the sd 10y s a bo s O92 at and bs
returned to inform his employer. The bills that
had disappeared were new ones, and as the boy
was unable to account for them MIR. Leslie caused
his arrest for embezzlement.
SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
Fifty Riverside Avenue lots between Eighty
eighth aud Elghty-ninth-sts., at an elevation OF
seventy-fve feet above the water. will bo sold by
Richard V. Harnett at the Exchange Salesr0Om, No
III Broadway. Tuesday, June s, at noon. The sale
IS by order of the Supreme Court, and viii bc absO
lute to the highest bidder. Fifty per cent may re-
main on bond and mortgage to the Mutual Life In
surancc Company. On one part OF this attractive
block 10 the old Rowland mansion.
INSPECTING FULTON MARKET.
Deputy superintendent Diaper, of tho Depart
ment of Buildings, and Napoleon lie Brun. of The
Institute of Architects. yesterday morning made
an inspection of the Fulton Market bnilding
which a short time ago was condemned by the De
partment of Buildings The corporation and the
lessees of the building were to have appointed an
architect to represent them IN the survey of the
market. but they neglected TO do so. A report of
the survey will be made 10 Superintendent Dudley
| ON Monday.
PASSING THE FARES IN HIS OWN POCKET
While George e. Sharp. of No. $40 West Twenty
| thlrd-st was riding on the Twcnty-ihird Street
Cross-town Line yesterday, he not ced young man
very anxious Ia pass fares to the box but instead
of droppinr III cents he would only deposit ore Mr.
Sharp called Officer Yeager, of the Sixteenth Pre-
cInct, and had the man arrested. The prisoner who
| gave his name as William {. +. COddingtOn, had in
his possession So 80. mostly in and 1O-ccnt pieces
| and pennies. DR.. j. w. Reay, of No Sj4 Putnam
| ave. Brooklyn, appeared complainant against
| him in the Jefferson Market Police Court. Tho
driver of the car who supposed to DO in colin
| sion with COddingtOn was discharged, there being
no evidence against him. The prisoner was held to
answer in $780, BROOKLYN
Permits for the erection of fifteen new buildings
| were granted last week.
The new Brooklyn Directory will contain 80. 22s
names, an increase of C,7SS over the number re-
| corded last year.
The third annual Spring games Of the Brooklyn
Athletic Club were held on the grounds at Nlnth-st
and Ninth-ave.. Brooklyn, yesterday afternoon.
| They were well attended.
The committee engaged to collect funds for the
family of Officer Stone, who died from the injuries
he received at the hands of ruilans while perform
| ing his duty, has collected $5,79S.
Sgnor G.. Gorge, age eighty, of No. 13 South Ok
| ford-st has been missing since Thursday, June 3.
| He is five feet eight inches high and wore a dark
suit. Much anxiety IS felt for him, as lac is de-
| ranged.
Justice Walsh, treasurer of The Irish Relief Fund
| of Brooklyn, reports the receipt up to june Of
] 1924 1G. Ofthis S32 OH IS has been forwarded
TO ireland 1874 % paid for the rent Of the Acad-
! envy of Music, printing, music, ETC., and balance
| OF $33 90 is on hand.
A loose cOwcatcher on an engine attached TO n
| train on the Atlantic Avenue Rapid Transit Road
tore up the planking of the crossing and the earth
| at New-York-ave. yesterday morning. Much excite
| meut caused among the passengers III tho train,
| and several jumped of.
The canal-boat Annie McWilliam attempted to
| pass under the Washington Avenue bridge over the
| WallabOut Canal yesterday afternoon without Civ
ing notice to the keeper To- OPEN 1t was caught
under the structure and threw of the bridge and
| broke the cOgwhcels.
A Republican ratification meeting, to be nd
dressed by Mr.. Beechcr, will be held IN the Academy
OF Music on Monday evening, june a. On tho
same evening the Twentieth Ward Lincoln Club
| will 10 addressed in the AthenRum by General
| WOodford, Corporal Tanner, Mcssrs. Tenney, Good
| rich and Others
The Rev; DR.. John F. Hurst; President of the
| Drew Theological Seminary at Madison, Ncw-Icr-
| sew who is one of the Bishops newly elected by the
Methodist Episcopal General Conference at Cincin-
NATL will preach to-day IN the Simpson Methodist
| Church at Clcmont aud Willoughby-aves,, on the
| occasion of its tenth anniversary.
Frederick Wright. age seventeen. who was
! stabbed in the abdomen with ponknife by Herman
| FernhOven ut No. 2G0 liaDi ton-ave on Tuesday,
died yesterday morning ut ST. Peters Hospital, of
pertonitis. FeInhoven, who lives in Pearl-st.,
animation, the body Of the boy was taken homo.
| John r. Morris, secretary of the Kings County
Snnday-schOOl Association reports that the year
| ended May o. 1880, In the 26O schools there were
$3.50 officers aud teachers. and "a, 800 children aud
| classes making total Of 90, 154 The average at
| tendance was 6O,532 During the year all the
| schools gave for benevolent purposes $500 10,
JERSEY CITY.
| William Brennan, age two years, Of No. 10 Eli
| ott-plaoe Jersey CitY Heights, fell from fourth
| story window yesterday afternoon aud was fatally
| injured.
The officers of the Children's Free Excursion Com
| mittee have been reelected, and arrangements
| being made to give several excursions this Summer
| to the poor of the city.
| Patrick Duffy was arraigned before Judge Knapp
| Yesterday on a charge of having murdered Morris
| Walsh, whose skull he fractured with a hammer.
| He pleaded not guilty, aud was remanded to await