New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-27
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NETWORK CITY.
There will be music on the mall in Central Park
AZ o'clock this afternoon, under the direction of
H. B. Dodworth.
AN EXPLOSION IN A SEWER.
Ae par Of u gas Sc9ed on Thursday g
H0lahan who had entered it to clean 1t out was
home by friends. '-'
FAILING IN THE RIVER WHEN DRUNK
John Nevlns, age twenty-six, of No. % Albany
overheard at Pier 20 East River. Yesterday. While
drunk. he was saved from drowning by police
man, put lie hurt his head severely
NEW RULES FOR PILOTS.
Nine thousand copies of the amended pilot rules
adopted at the last meeting of the United States Su
peryi4ing Inspectors have been received at the office
of Supervising, Inspector Tower for signature Az
ter receiving the signatures of the supervising in
uted among the pilots.
BABIES EXCURSION TO RoCKAwAY
an excursion to Rockaway for babies was given
The auspices of the Juvenile Guardian Society ST
hundred and f0rty-fye infants and mothers partci-
served at Grove Cottage Several members and
patrons OF the society accompanied the excursion
, FATALLY INJURED BY A CAR
william Speeding of No. / $50 Thir,l-ave while
crossing lioust0n-s, on Thursday evening was run
oyer by an Eight Avenue car, driven by Jacob II.
Beaver He sustained injuries which will probably
cause his death. Beaver was arrested and Justice
Morgan, at the Jefferson Market Police Court yes
terdav held him to await the re2ult of Spccdlings
injuries
RFAGRESTED AND AGAIN BAILRD
John w. Look, who indicted August H.
on the charge of libel against John F. Barrett, and
who was released on $500 bail was rcarrestei on
Thursday night by Detectives Field and O'Connor of
the District Attorneys Office on bench warrant is
sued by Judge Donolnc. Yesterday he was again adj
mitted to bail, John II. Hughes becoming his surety
III bonds for 81 800.
USING HIS EMPLOYERS MONEY.
Charles r kesch aged thirty Of 1870 Harrison
ave-, BROOKLYN, arraigncd be ore Justice Otter
honrg Yesterday at the, Tom99s Police Court, for
hayGT n.y. wh u, E in the employ Of Henry Seber th
10, embczzlel $40 1t is alleged that he has msap-
| propuatcl 500 belonging to his employer Bail !
was required in 1000 TO answer.
CoRNELLs DINNER TO PRESIDENT WHITE
The Executive Committee of the Cornell Alumni |
ments for the proposed dinner to Presiie1nt White,
Great difficulty has been found in reaching alumni
desrss ali IsT pGeS Ul m d9e
be present at the dinnerto send Their names and ad-
dresses to Mr. Warner No. 80 William-st.
4. A., TWO T BoYs STEAL GOLD WATCH
noon, before Justice Otterbourg John McGrath, age
fifteen, of No. $40 Canal-st. and Thomas Kelly, age
fifteen, also of Canal-st., were charged by Joseph
". Hancock Of No; 81 Bro ;lway,, with having
$3.50, at Fulon-st. and Broadway. They were
held for trial each in default OF 81 800 bail.
ArRoPRiEToR OF DIsoRDERIY HOUSE COMMITTED.
orderly house, known as the Windsor Palace
No; 10 Chatham-s. and the proprietor. Charles
rested. They were grraigne before Justice otter
bourg yeesteriay' at the Tombs Police Court. Smith
the women were discharged, and others held tenn
porariy.
:, cENUsRED BY A coRoxERs JURY
killed on August !, by falling through the roof OF a
sheda djoining her house at No IL East Fourteenth
ST. An inquest was he in tn. yesterday after
noon when was shown that the owner of the
shed, Mr.. GeSner had been informed OF it's insecure
condition, hut had failed 10 make the necessary re-
pairs verdict was rendered censuring him for
gross carelessncsS
LEASING PART or ITS PIER
The Dock Commissioners Yesterday received n
communication from the Atlas Steamship Company
43, North River. The company has leased from the
Iron Steanboat COMPANY the right to use the ground
iloor + Pier No. ], North River. and both sides of
the pier, the Iron Steamboat Company rescrving 10
ana the end OF the pier for excursion parties.
PoRG.R AND THrEF COMMITTED.
Freeman i. Melville, Of No. 1912 Greenwood
ave. Rochester, WAS arrnigncd before Judge Otter
larceny of n bank-boot rcorcseuting $500 deposited
in 'he seamen's Savings Bank, from Catherine IIor-
Tor iorglng the signature of the complainant to n
check for " 30. lie waived examination and was
committed for trial IN default OF 5000 bail
MAKING A CLEAN SWEEP
While william l<oriaI OF 40. 1856 York-st
August u. he was approached bv John Mnrpbv'
aged twenty-five years, and John Brennan, aged
twenty-'hrrr ,.nght owisp known to the police and
robbed Korlan OF his watch, chain. shirt buttons
and = small sum OF money They were each held in t
81 900 bail by Justice Ottcrbourg Yesterday at the
Tombs. I
A LIVELY LIQUOR STORE.
Patrick Nugrnt. bartender at No 100 Bo,yer,, | c
Yesterday morning caused the arrest of Mary Dn- ,
plgnac, OF No. II Stanton-st., who entered TINT !
liquor store. and iourishinV II revolver Threatened
to shoot him. He did not appear against her at the
Essex Market Police Court yesterday, ard She was
discharged. William Barrett, another bartender in
the same store, which i kept by Owen Gcoghepon
was arrested few hour, later for selling N6uor
without lice sc. Justice Power held him In 500
bail to answer a
FILING ARTICLES or INcoRpoR,rroy l
corporation has been formed in this city under
he q orr ~,
with u capital stock of III 900 600 divided into
300 shares. Its articles OF incorporation were fled
yester lay IN the County Clerks Office Tho corpor
ators and trustees for the first year are Thomas C.
Plat Edward \. Dickinson, Theodore 4 iIovc
meyer, William NJ. Frazier, r., Hiram g. Bond q
Alfred &. Harrison and William c. sheldon The
object of the corporation is TO buy and sell sugar;
buy and sell corn and livestock, and TO license per-
sons to use pa'cals owned By it. The company win
have it's main Offices III this city with branch in d
DcS MoneS, Iowa.
SPENDING THEIR NIGHTS IN A BARN
James j. Jones, of No. 22i East Eighty-Iirtbst &
owns stable ut No POS East Eighty-fourthrsi'
For some time boys have nightly used il as n iodg
ing place; IhGy would go up into he loft and play G
the hay and sleep until morning. Mrs. Jones a
fearing that the boys would by accident SET
rS TO a 'nS pI"c' hS on brr'dy night had
ber, We're arraigned before Justice Gardner q
in the Harlem Police Court yesterday. They gave
their names ms Robert Collins age Is, of No Ii0
10 ~ EaS, Net y-seeond-st, Patrick Smith, age
10, OF no. los East Eighty -eightl-st. William Fin |
negaI age a. OF Ninetieth-st., and Fourth-ave
and James Delmore, age Ii, of Ninctv-i and |
foutlli-aVe Ihey were each committed in tlcfauIt |
Of u fine OF $l0. |
BROOKLYN.
Mary Feadlcr, servant in the family Of Mrs.
Matilda Cars, of No. 462 IIart-st WAS arrostni | n