New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-30
NETWORK CITY.


June II.
The BODY of an unknown man, with no marks Of
identification upon IT, was iOund IN INC Il'cl S''
tcrday at the foot OF Jane.st.
The police are looking for John Cotton Wlu-
lin0er n Cleveland baker, who disappeared from
his home at No 426 st. Cair-st in that CITY week
ago.
the Custom House for the last few years, has been
removed to make au entrance TO the new Naval De-
paTtment ~
of Brussels Yesterday were Miss Ada Cayendish
Herr Behrens, the Kralfy family, Mrs. d. 4. Band
mann and Mr. Leo GOIdmark.
A new time table, embracing some important
changes in the running of trains on the New-1Ork,
Ncw-Havcn and Hartford Railroad, will go into
effect OH Monday morning next.
Tho tower for an illuminated clock at the arsenal
in Central Park & 5c gHq Sc
put in place before tho week ends.
The Sophomores of Columbia College have de-
cdcd to continue their yearly Burial OF the An
cent" and Will conduct the ceremonies on the col
lege campus on the night OF Wednesday. May 49,
The fifth in the series Of free medical talks for
young men before the Young Mems Christian AsSn-
citation will be given tonight by DR.. Charles Is.
Kelsey. The subject is 1.-The bowels, aud the care
Of them"
There was recorded Yesterday at the Registers i x,
kers Railway TO the Central Trust Company, rs
trustees to secure The payment, in thirty years Ot
first mortgage bonds amounting to II, l12,5OO.
The office of the Red Star Line of Royal belgian
mail steamers has been removed to No. ID Broad
way which will be its location Tor the next year.
during which time n handsome building VII bo
erected for the company on the site OIL No. 90 DToU-
way
There are notices posted on several bindings in
NassaIst. warning the public against thieves who
Inlest the vicinity Of Ann and Ndssau-sts One OF
them sells small articles, and when he has attracted
the attention Of some passcrS-by tho others pick
pockets
Hannibal. the colored vender of confectionery to
pf Vail
Yesterday lie says his family still "eating
putty from tho windows but lie hopes Ito save
| them from perennial STARVATION ny inc SpIlHE
campaign"
A meeting was to he held at Masonic Temple last
ninht ut which addresses were to be made and rcSo-
Unions we're TO be passed in regard To the sugar
duc,tion, but the attendance. owing to the storm,
was so small that the meeting was ADJOURNED 10
Saturday evening
A wooden sign board was blown from Crooks
Hotel ut No. 50 Chathaln-st, Yesterday afternoon
II tell on tho head al George MacCuOch age thirty
eight years Scotchman, living at No. 81 Edrldge-
ST. aud fractured his skull. MaCCullOch was taken
to the Chambers street Hospital
In spite of the unpleasant weather, the attend
ancc az the dress parade ana reception OF tho I'D
Regiment last evening was large. The programme
consisted Of drc.s parade prnmcnaur concert
with six selections of music performed by GmOrc's
Band, followed by dancing
The work Of the City Mission for April may be
seen from the figures following: Foity cly mis-
sionarics, j,12J visits, 800 meetings, 2i7 pledges
10000 tracts, papers and bonks; 1l5 families aided;
l
So. SD 90 ; debt remaining, S0,d5l %.
Charlotte Wilson, the colorcd woman who, in jan
uary last. shot Elwoud Morrison. clerk IN DR.;
S1yrcs drug store in SiXtlayc., was discharged
Yesterday by Recorder Smyth on her verbal rccog
nizlncc Morrison has disappeared, aud the pro'c-
cution is unable to proceed without him.
George Watson and Amasa Schafcr who were
arrested ou Tuesday on charge OF attempting 10
| swindlc Hamilton Wood j., the picture frame
dealer of No. - BroadW ay, were arraIgncd IN the
Essex Market Police Court yesicrd9y. Justice Pai-
tcrsou held Watson i'm $1,000 bail and SClaicr IN
! g., 600 bail.
| The committee Of the Italian School In Leonard
| g. has written n letter to CumpGni1i, the famous
tenor, thanking him warmly for tho. concert re-
Gently given hy hun for tho benefit of the school
| The letter also expresses much gratitude to ihc
So 900 was raised for the school.
| The National Line steamers The Queen and Eug-
| land, which arrived nj this port on Wednesday.
! landed nearly 1900 Storage passengers ut Castle
Garden During the voyage the stccragc las'en-
gers on both vessels signed addresses thanking tho
officers for their courtesy and pTaisIng the iOld ana
| general accommodations furnished to immigrants
| by the managers Of the Line.
An unknown man was struck yesterday afternoon
! by the PcckelSill tram while walking on the track
| "f fine Hudson River Railroad near Moorc's Dock.
| lie vas instantly killed. His body WIS taken to
| this city, and lies at the Morguc. The stranger
| seemed to he German, about thirty-ciGht ycarB
! Ole OF middle height, and had on black clothes,
| carpet slippers and a gazrd cap.
Two Central Office detectives were sent yesterday
! IN arrest a negro named George Dubois who was
| accused in Kingston of stabbng Charles DcyO in
drunken tight The officers found their unti al 80.
| 294 West Iwenty-ninth-st., but were denied admit
| lance. When they finally gained entrance they
saw the negro climbing out on the iirc-cscapc. He
| was caught and UycrpOWcrrd after struggle, and
was sent last night to Kingston.
| Coroner KaOX held an inquest yesterday IN the
case Of BERNARD Mclaughlin, the Acknowledgment ut
! No % hottest, who died two weeks ago from in
iurirs inflicted by John Ford, z tramp whom he had
| that Ford attacked Mclaughlin III the street, after
having been put ont, and in the fight that followed
| kicked the salOon-hccpcr in tle abdomen. Death
followed. The Coroner connltted Ford to the
| Tombs in default OF . 900 bail.
Henry Gourlicr, the inventor Of patent horse
| shoe OF NJ. 2 IA West Fury-nnth-st was held for
trial by Justice Wandcil, IN the Yurhyillc Police
! Court yesterday on a charge Of dciTaudmg the
| Metropolitan Gas Light Company. The accused
man was detected, alleged, in the act Of using the
Cnupany'S ,aS, by means OF connections put on bS
himself. He denied the charge, aud said that the
! connections mus have been nude by the tenant
| who occupied the ROOMS before hiln.
The Union League Theatre was fitted last evening
bv a fashionable audience, on the occasion OI the
/ eleventh annual dramatic entertainment by the
students OF ST. Louis College. Tn" programme con.
| sisted Of four comedies Of one act EACH Tie first
was in Spanish, and j. entitled, g Ina dc Tantas :;
tLe third IN French, Les DcuN Sounds" and The
fourth in English and entitled, One too Many fer
! him."
The annual exhibition by the pupils of the New
York Insulation for the Blind, was given az Stein
| way Hall last evening. The programme ncludrd
| chorus singing, piano and vocal solos, caisihoulc
| exercises, with music, reading from hooks pUulcd
i'm raised letters, and rotations in arithmetic nud
| geography. Ia everything that was done by them
| The children gave evidence that their instruction
has been thorough. The audience were greatly
| pleased. and were liberal with applause and hand
| some bouquets.
REPRESENTATIVES. of q number of the Sunday-schools
| connected with the Methodist Episcopal Churches
| of this city met last evening in ST. Lnlo's
Church. in Forty -ftst-sl., SiXtll-ayc 10 form
nm org ization of the Sunday OOl workers IA thc
| Meihodist Churches here. The following officers
were then chosen; President Robert ". Todd;
| vicc-pregldents j. d. Slayback and VIM. Baldwin !;
secretary, Robert $. Anderson; treasurer G W.
Smith, All tho schools not represented III the meet
ing can JOIN the association at any time. II
| tcrmincd to hold public mass-mccting i'll 6lay or
| june
VIM fourteenth anniversary Of Tic PrrshYfnrinn