New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-21
NETWORK CITY.

H0dSe-TheOlOfe M. " L
NETWORK CITY.
One story of the round tower on tho new Barge
Office is completed.
The mourning drapery was removed in part from
the CITY Hall yesterday, thirty days having elapsed
since President Garfield's death
At meeting Of the Sinking Fund, Commissioners
Yesterday the Controller was authorized to pay
81, 497, 900 of the city debt, due November 1.
A LOTTERY DEALER ARRESTED.
B. +. Moore arrested yesterday for violating
the LOTTERY law in sending lottery circnlars IN
the mail. United States Commissioner Shields held
him for eXaminaiO in 81 900 bail.
SYMPATHY At TIE POST OFFICE
A subscription for the relief of the family of Ira
Humphrey, the mail carrier who persisted in the
flames in Michigan while carving the mails, has
been started among the POSt once employees OF CllS
city.
ACoUgT MARTIAL AT GOVERNORS ISLAND.
The soldier Harris who recently at ackcd Ser
geant Boughton at Governors Island, has been tried
by n garrison court martial Tie finding of the
court will be made public after the Yorktown ceie-
bration.
Tho 9TH Regiment, Colonel EmmOns Clark, will
parade this evening and will receive, at the foot OF
Cortlandt-st, at o'clock p. m, Governor Long of
Massachusetts, and the lst Corps OF Cadets Oh
| their return from Yorktown.
TRAINED HORSES At THE AQUARIUM.
One of the most attractive entertainments mt Sara
toga during the past summer was Bartholomew,s
exhibition of educated horses. The Professor"
has leased the Aquarium building, at Thrty-iiftl-St
and Broadway, where the animals can be seem
RUN OVER ny A TRAIN AND KILLED
Michael Bates, age seven of No. 6pl Eleventh.
ave-, was run over by Hudson River freight train
ut Forty -fourtI-st. and Ecyenth-ave. yesterday
Both his legs cut Off and he died in the Roose-
welt Hospital whittier he taken by the police.
IRISH IMMIGRANTS IN THE WEST.
The Rev Father Nugrnt, Of Liverpool, who has in
tercstcd himself IN Irish immigration 10 the West
was visitor at Castle Garden yesterday. He SAYS
il il a gratifying sight H. behold the altered and in
al gan al a. Iri
West.
DELAYS TO OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
Several oi the European steamships which were
from one 70 four days overdue, on schedule time ar
rived Yesterday The cause o. the delays was ad-
verse weather, all of the vessels having met strong
westerly ga cs, high seas and dense logs Several
other steamers are overdue
CHARGED wrH FALSE PEETENcEs.
james &. Haynes ana Orlando y. Sanger MEM
bcrs OF the firm of Haync n sanger, were arrested
Yesterday complaint Oi the firm OF Frederick
Victor x Achciis. II yucs x Sanger were ac-
cuscd uf having obtained Tl7, 900 goods from the
plaintiffs on ial,r uTctcnccs. Bal 20 the amount oil
II 800 was furnished in each case.
BELIEVED To HAVE PIT ~ END TO HIS LGPE
Francis Facou'r age tifty-two,H natvc OF Sw1tler-
land, reported missing Yesterday, under circnm-
stances that gave rise to the suspicion of suicide.
lie left his HON. nj No q Grrcnwich-avc on Tues
day. Yesterday his friends received postal card
written BY FalcouIeI. in which he informed them
that they should -co HIN no more Ilc had oeeh
sick for some time.
oN TRIAL FOR FORGERY.
Scah &. CARL. charged with altering ana Forging
United States bonds 10 the amount OF ftIOeQ was
placed ou trial IA the criminal branch OF the United
ptc, Circuit Court Yesterday, Judge Benedict pre-
suing Theodore Rogers. AN officer of the Bank OF
the Metropolis gave testimony relative 10 inc re-
ccipt Dy the bank Of the altered bonds. The case
viii be- continued to-day.
UITTUING A FORGED CLICK.
Charles c. Thomas, paying teller OF the Nlnth
National Bank. preferred q charge ar the IoWb7
Court ay against Louis Pol ock.age ovcuteen.
Of no. 81 thry r-i, o. ua'iuG, on oct"''r TO-
uttered forged check ON that bank pnrrortng To-
have been drawn by fcIbcr Bruihers of 80. -
Mricer--t for $500, and with having attempted to
REPEAT the same offence on October II, when lac WAS
detected and arrested. hc larger portion of the
money was recovered. Pollock was cuumttcl lOr
trial without bail.
STEALING THEATRE TICKETS.
A. the 1omb- Police Court Yesterday EDWARD
Eiucnlttt age nineteen. ut 40. 40 Nnth-aNc., was
81. red by NIllrm Ecglu. bill poster, of No. 10
Auu-.t., with entering the rooms occupied by him
by means of the fire escape, on september TO- ana
stealing I7N tirh,ts OF Booths Theatre, of the value
OF $50. which were aftcrward sold to Ash VI.
Sarl- n Speculation of No. 1870 NNth-avc., for 800.
NmcIIriu WAS committed Tor Tdl WITHOUT pilI ana
Sacks who appeared 10 sustain the charge against
him. was held for examination.
TIE QUESTION or AN1IsfrrIc TREATMENT.
81 the Ncv-lork Academy Of Medicine last
uisht the president Dr. Fordycc Barker, IN behalf
ofDr D.cIat OF Paris, presented work by the lat
ter uuuu the new applications OF the an,lSrptIc
treatment. Dr. Dtc.al IN note accompanying
fine work claimed priority of the sO-calcd anti
semitic treatment barring his claim upon his work.
Which wa, published ON 500 IL also claimed that
Ioi-trr's method of au- isrptIc treatment was in
complete He also asserted that 10y ms lchod anti
icrucut, could b. introduced INTO poisoned liquids
and TISSUES, aud that thus sePucrmIa could be
cured
Nur .HE MIN WHO FIRED THE BorHNA.
The three prisoners vino were taken To Police
Ilralgulrtcrs on Wednesday night by Captain
| Gasthn and his detectives were discharged after
tc. hours detention. as they could u De d'utiNed
IN. tIc men who set ire 10 the B0tunia. On the
morning returns 20 superintendent Walling yester-
| da,, their names Appeared as Charles brown, age
twruty-Ouc. aud john Mack, age twenty Jour
ml,uns add John Warren, age twenty -scNcn
"a labDrrr Brown aud Warren were re-
corded asnatiyc, of the nitcd States and Mack as
an freshman. The police yesterday maintained
stubborn silence about the matter.
BROOKLYN.
The police Of tho Twelfth Precinct arrested last
evening. Lewis +. Math,r age twenty-ont OF No.
CoInstock charging HIM with cmbrlhlng $50. IL
| appcaIs that Mdhcr collected tho money Tor the
society for the Suppression oil vice. OF which MI
| Cum-toc. Is secretary.
Tv-Ninistcr Edwards Picrr.pout was the defend
amt IN "A suit brought 10y Andrew Mack'y, a IA al
cs,tc dealer in the Circuit Court OF Kings County
1873, Mr.. PIctr"ponL leased to MI Mach,S ,'hc
premises at No. 100 luIton-st, iorF2I4O. Mdckey
was ,ub,cqu, ntly cNlctcd and claims mat he Vas
uticriy ruined. lie asked damages oil 71OVO' inc
ury returned a sealed verdict late IN tue evening
The cA-nuister appeared with AdOlph ShhlS III MS
! own case.
George \. Quigiey, n young uhil'tiIloH man ~
ING al No. ISL Sauds-st, was arrested yesterday by
D,tcctIvo Campbell, of the second irecluct, on a
| warrant Issued BY Justice Walsh on the complaint
! of .Jonn T. German bonh,erycr Tor john MuilIus,
! a furniture dealer i'm Nyrtlo-Iyc., charging him
wltn the cmbcl dement, OF $1,000 NJ various times.
Ouiglry had been bpoNhrcucr for Mr.. Mullins, but
/ was discharged some time ago. Mr. German, IN
/ going over the books. found many eraSnTcs and
alteration. ii was found there had been systematlc
! regulations of small amounts lOr some time, Quig-
! lev was held fer examination.
! JERSEY CITY
| Great CONSERVATION was created Wednesday night
in A,r, Iaycss apartments, so. $50 Thrtocur-st.,
| by a cat which suddenly developed symptoms of
, r,ibirs She How wildly around the room and finally
! biz 70 little daughter OF Mis-. Hayes. Ihs animal
! was shot