New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-20
emgrant trains such as are provided on the South
ern Pacific Railroad.
"A PEpLER no BE IoCKEn Irp

PEDLER TO BE LOCKED UP.
John BENT, RedleE, on September a. concealed
b and when William Kemppen occupant Of the
house. passed him on his way to his room, he threw
and $50 in money. In the Court Of General Sessions
yesterday, Bentz pleaded guilty, and was sentenced
Il by Judge Cowing to the State Prison for five years
TRIAL TRIP OF THE STEAMSHIP CHARLESTON
York and Charleston Line, Which has been under
going repairs for the last four months will start on
E trial trip to Sandy Hook at a. IN. to-day. The
n Charleston has received new boilers her machinery
mas been thoroughly oyerhanled and repaired the
and improved, and other alterations have been
made
\ ~ At WORK IN THE CITY COLLEGE.
The College of the City of New-York now has
q 1150 students on the rolls. Last week was devoted
and the began the regular work Of
the term ne attendance was large The average OF
as old as twenty years The choice Of studies is
slightly in favor of the scientific course over the
classic.
A SERIES OF MIsHAPs TO A STEAMSHIP.
81 The Belgian steamship Daniel Steinmann arrived
at this port from Antwerp yesterday after event.
a full voyage. She left Antwerp on August 8, and,
breaking her shaft at sea, towed into st. Johns,
EN. F., on August 20. Repairs were made and she
& sailed for Boston on September 4. Sailing from
n Boston on Friday last, she went ashore on west
Il Chols Vineyard Haven, on Saturday morning, and
8 was Heated off on Sunday
"a -, STANDING IN A DRIVE TO SEE THE OBELIsK :.
q Charles Bagler, age twenty three, German, OF
n No; 2262 Second ave-. was arag ned IN the York
B Vile Police Court Yesterday by Park Officer Cullen
81 who charged him with disorderly conduct; The Of
81 fceT found Bagler landing i'll the middle of the
e carriage drive, gazing intenly at the obelisl1. He
81 told him that he would have to move out of the
y way of the horses and took hold of him by the arm
Il WhereuPon Bagler, it is alleged. assaulted him.
faJustice Wandeli fined the accused man $3.
q HELD FOR POOR. SELLING.
Detectives llaggerty and Mulyeny, of the Twenty
seventh Precinct, arraigned at the Tombs yesterday
n Herman Stanford of No. 162 tulton-St., for viola
n ting the law in reference to pool selling by making
Fl books and accepting wagers on certain contests of
n especially ON the horse Fellow Play, which De-
teeuye iiagg9rty staked SO, to bring the accused
in default of $500 bail for trial IN the General Ses-
ks slons.
d WELCOME TO ROBERT RAE.
u A number of the representative temperance work
of this and neighborng cities met ut the Broad
" way Tabernacle last night to welcome Robert Rae
q o. London, Secretary OF the National Temperance
II League, which includes, England Scotland and
u Ireland. DR. Theodore l., Cuyler, of Brooklyn pre-
IS sided and among those present were, lhurow Weed
y DR.. Deems and A. NJ Powell. Addresses were made
- by the Rev. DR.. Bevan, Dr. Taylor aud Mr. Rae who
b told OF the success oi the temperance movement
abroad.
n FX-JUDGE LATHRoP NOT To RETIRE.
A rumor ha5 been current for several days to the
q effect that Frederic A. Potts would soon succeed
b trail Railroad. Mr.. Potts sad yesterday that the
rumor unfounded IN fact 1t grew, he SAID, out
Of the talk concerning tho illness oil Judge lathrop
"a but that illness having happily terminated nobody
f New-Jersy Central SO long as Judge Lathrop would
Ia agree to remain IN the Office. This. he added, was
"a fortunate lOr the road.
a THE FRUIT vENDER SET AT LIBERTY.
n Andrew Wesbecher the fruit vcnder who on
September shot and killed his little daughter and
fatally injured Frederick Schcppler a man who was
n working Tor him. in a struggle with some rufians
h who were stealing fruit from his wagon, was dis
y charged Yesterday by Coroner Herman The Cor
oncr decided 10 hold no special inquest on Schepplcr
h who died ON Saturday, but accept the testimony
from the inquest OF the vendors daughter. William
Kelly, the leader of the band of ruttiaus, sent
e last week to prison for three months charge Of
s. assault.
"A STOLEN CIGARS HIDDEN UNDER A BED
q At the Essex Market Police Court yesterday after
noon, before Justice Flammcr, Beuiamn +, Taft, a
$ tailor, age seycntytWo, of No. 80 Thompson St..
b waf 9iralgned WiiA ms VIE 6y sergeant Crowley
p session secreted under bed, eight boxes of cgars
81 winch were Idenjhed AZ being part of those
e stolen from the Key West and Florida Cigar ware
Il house AZ No. 23l fearst., on the night on July 30,
n valued at 81 800 stolen. Taft was held for
Il examination; his wife was discharged
Il BREAKING Up THOMPSON STREET RESORT.
"A Numerous complaints have been made At the
y Prince street Police Station IN regard 10 low dance
y house at No 81 Thompsou-st, known as the Match
h Box" Invest CATION showed that the place was
requented by thieves, drunkards. and women of bad
HI character. 1t was determined on Sunday to make u
A squad OF policemen OF Captain McD0nnels stah,
b visited the place and captured eight women and four
men, The prisoners were arrdguod yesterday 1t the
jefferson Market Police Court where Justice otter
bouIg committed them TO the WorAhouse for four
months each.
h GETTING A PACKAGE ny FALSE REPRESENTATION.
james }. Connolly, who was held in the Jefferson
n Market Police Court on sunday, again ar
h ragned Yesterday. The complainant was Edward
Benson, age fifteen, of No. IL Uuon-st Jersey
4 Cry, an elrand boy III the employ OF john D. Me
K worth $3.50 to The Delaware, Lacka wanna 4 West
X ern Express Company Connolly met him and rem
"a resented that he was an employe of the company.
follows: Eccd from J. i. McBipe . it't c9 as q
"a package marked ii. * G.. Feeder" Ii was signed
"a" Willis" Justice Smith held Connolly for ex-
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