New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-05
NETWORK CITY.


die in the form OF n champagne bottle.
Bootbacks now initiate the BARRIERS and announce
that they have so many artists IN attendance 'u"V
no one need wait.
Chinaman on Fourth-ave has such an. ornitho-
logical name that he coud not be blamed for going
on a lark He calls himself Wing Sing
A VERDICT or ACCIDENTAL DEATH.
A coroner's Jury found a verdict of accidental
death Yesterday. in the case OF James Don0hue,
the eight-year-old boy who was stained SUNDAY
night, and William Emperor who STABBED hh'
was discharged
WORK or THE YOUNG MEMS ASSOCIATION.
The Young Mems Christian Association reports the
following attendance for April. Reception room,
% 100; reading room 0,l25; library 3, 700; gym
nasium 200; pray er-mectngs and Bible classes
5000; classes, l,604.
FATAL FALL FROM SHIPS YARD.
The Nova Scotian bark Chignecto, which arrived |
from Antwerp Yesterday had severe weather on the
voyage. James Waters, the second mate, OF Adyo,
cate larbor y. =, fell from the maintopsau yard
April IS, and was drowned
LECTURE BKECHER.
Mr.. Becchcr viii lecture tonight on " The New |
Profession In che 22d Regiment Arm0ry, m fOuI- |
tecnth-st., SiXth-ave., under the auspices OF
Company X. of the regiment His arrest IN Balti-
moro yesterday viii not interfere with his engage
ment here
NOT ~ Az OFFICIAL POSITION.
Most newspapers in referring TO Mr. Oscanyars |
suit against the Remington Arms Company can MN !
the Consul General of Turkey In NewHork. Tie once
held that place but relinquiShcd 10 seven years ago.
and has now no official connection with the turkish
Governments.
WORK Of THE BARGE OFFICE.
The iron portion of the barge Office, under course
Of construction on the Battery s nearly completed,
and the wall and foundation of the main building |
are finished 10 the first floor II is estimated that
the butdmg will not be- ready for occupation before
the fall Of 1852.
WATCHING rm CITYs PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
At the meeting of the Board Of Education ycstcr-
dav John T. Walsh and George J.. Netter, were APP |
pointed trustees to all vacancies M the seventh ana
p-rintcndcut Jasper John Il. Dry and Mr.. Eliza |
beth T. Dorsci. assistant teachers 40 Grammar school
No. 10 in Noostrr-st we're removed for ineihccncy'
STABBED Is THE FACE BY \ SEAMAN.
Officer Gully of the Fourteenth Precinct, was |
called 10 No. ElHabcth-st. n 20. M. yesterday 10
arrest Cornelius j. O'Reilly q seaman attached to |
stabbed Julia ShcwOskO,ky iu the face with clasp |
knife cutting her lrs aud chren badly, oIeiily was
arraigncd before Justice Oti'rhourg ycsieninN ne !
the Tombs, and was held for trial ~ default OF 5000
woMANs srswUoUs DEATH
johanna a. Reich, q ~cnhw roman died suddenly /
M No II Cathaunc-siip Monday. Yesterday, a the |
po,t-morcm. Coroner Knox found % large quantity
Of Paris green iu her stomach The "omans nus |
band 80 He'd no the Coroncr's office yesterday lie /
could not or would not answer the questions put TO
him satisfactorily. and was detained until IN nycs-
tiglti0n has been made iutothc caused tle "0maus
wonKING FOR rHrE CANALS.
Exchange has gone 90 Albany 10 confer with mem
hers of the Senate and to urge early rcconsera,
ton 81 the proposed free canal measure introduced
by senator Forster. There y an almost unanimous
opinion among members of The Produce Exchange,
the Board Of Trade aud transportation ANA the |
Chamber Of Commerce in favor Of the early passage
Of the bill.
COFFEE BROKERS ORGANIZING.
The organization of the Now York Board of Coffee
Brokers has been effected by the adoption of a con-
stltuton and bylaws and by the election OF the
following officers President John =. scott; vice.
president, William ID. Mackcy; treasurer. George
L. Movers secretaries, James II. Briggs and viii
lam Thompson governing committee. James Scott,
r Williams W Il, Kirkland, John Il; McNqity
james ". PLY f.. Monthly meetings VIII bee held.
SEW MAIL ARRANGEMENT.
4 mail arrangement of considerable Importance
10 the towns the line of thc Hudson River hail-
road went into operation Yesterday. postal ctr
has b.en attachcd 10 the MAJ train which leaves the
Grand Central Depot for Albany every afternoon
az o'clock except sunday. whereby mM. Afr re-
Cd. we'd ~ well as delivered 80 every station along
tho routc Heretofore tlr Inst train receiving mails
from any point along thc Hudson RIVER Railroad,
north of Ncw-loTk, was thr tTan which leave, this
clty 40 %. m.
A QrIrr SESSION 0r rrr PARIS BotEn.
The business before thr Park tommi,0"n'r- fr--
teriuy chiefly OF routine nature and "t- tl.-
posed OF in "a more harmonious manner thl9 usual
4 communication Wac received from y. ". Green,
who proposed 90 supply ihr iah'. "i central ltIA
with au abundance OBJ inth water n} means OF
system of driven wells. Commissioner W ar- spoke
briefly in favor ~ thc plan. and t'c -nIGrc was r.
irrIcd tu him Tor Investigation. The Board ad-
Jourucd until Tuesday next
THREATENING To KILL Ws WIFE
John Regain of No. lG Lewis So. ln the L.-eX
Market l"iic' Court yesterday cH'i11u ". %, 'l".t
in-law, John C"dyi age twenty eight, OBJ ~. -
Tlt'-st.. with assault and battery Justice smith
discharged Cody 1hcrcnpon Mrs. Cody. who bag
been married to John only thrc months, accused
him of threatening to take her life. sunday night.
she slid, hc clicked her and by force to"N IlO from
her, and Mouda, night bee threatened t0 shoot and
stab her lie Was placed under bonds To keep the
CONVENTION or CATHOLIC SOCIETIES.
Tho seventh annual convention of Young Mems
Catholic societies viii Doe hcld u Chicago My II |
and - meeting was held 40 the rooms of the 50.
AIMS Literary Union NO. 227 East lWcltth-st. last
night and reports were read blowing The progress
made hy the local societies in the last year The !
following are among the delegates =" ne 'hlGiy'
Convention: The Rev. McSrs. j. H. Hayes >. - |
Riordan. John A. Grady, ]. II. McGlnlcy' James J.
Berry and MI. Drumm0nd David Mcclure, Thomas
L. Grady and John B. McGoldrck.
CLEVER CAPTURE or A THIEF.
Detectives Charles OConuor and George Iauthlcr I
saw Thomas Lane, uge twenty-five. OF No. 100
him, saw him enter No - ChanbcIS-st;. Occupied q
hy Sargent s. Co. Whom he came out hc nad on au |
oycrcoat which lac had stolen lie vas arrested. In
hi. possession we're found several pawn tickets rep
rc-eutiug various articles OF clothing and watch .
which were pawned in the first three days Of this
week. At the Essex Market Police Court the prls-
onor was held for trial ia default Of bail.
UNPLEASANT BOARDING. COMPANIONS.
Detectives Flanagan and Dilks of the Charles
ficr Morgan at the Jefferson Market Police Court ,
Victor IL lluray and Daniel X. Hunting, each
twenty-five Year, old 30 answer charge of iorclby
entering the rooms of Mis-. Elizabeth FOgwIll m the
boarding house of Lille seymour No. 3 Pcrry-st, I
and stealing property valued ~ ST.. Inc young |
men occupied a room next to Mrs Fogwills apart | !
nm, nts. They were held for examination. The
father of Hunting lives IN Connecticut and Is said to
bee worth half million dollars.
BROOKLYN.
Marriages last week lOGi births 2O6; Deaths
27o.
Lawn-mowers have been used upon the turf in
Prospect Park.
slight frost was observed on Kings County farms
early yesterday morning.
Walter Thorn has received thu appointment of
Shore Inspector from Governor Cornell =
Picnic. archery bicycle and croquct parties arc