New-York tribune., 1881-12-15
NETWORK CITY.

NETWORK CITY.
The testing of guns at Governors Island was re-
sumed Yesterday morning by the board OF olnccrs
appointed for that purpose.
In the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday,
John Ryan. of No. 476 Fourth-aye., was held III
$500 bail for violating the lottery law.
Henry Dove age nine, of No. 25S West Twelfth
ST. was badly bitten by vicious dog yesterday NJ
No. 275 West Eleventh-st The dog was Killed py
policeman.
course of illustrated lectures and concerts will
be delivered at the Masonic Temple between De
cember 20 and January !5.in aid OF french Protest
ant " ork III this country.
FATAL RESULTS or INHAIING COAL GAS;
William Zimmerman, of Eleventh-ave and Mott
Lane who was overcome Icy coal gas III the NUM-
cpal Gas COmpanys Office on Tuesday, died yester-
day i'll the Roosevelt Hospital
THE FATE OF missing IMMIGRANT LEARNED.
The agents of the Hamburg American Steamship
Line have learned that Caroline II. r. Land, a Da-
nish Immigrant passenger by The steamship LGsingi
who reported az missing. died al Nafds lSlalh
cu May z, Of typhoid fever.
INJURED by 4 FRIGHT TRAIN
Mark Morris, age forty-hve, ot montreal HH1 I
walking on the railroad track east OF The Hr%nu
Central Depot, near FOry-thir,l-St., OF TUESDAY
was struck ny a freight train and severely injured
lie was taken to Bellevue Hospital
TIE BrDY or WOMAN WASHED Asr9Ili ,,;r,,.
The body If an unknown wJjh&n abont tnirt{
years old, with black hair. grey SKIRT, hlaGE
straw bat and two gold rings on In" fingers OF th1
left hand was washed ashore on Governors Island
yesterday. II was taken To the horguc
ATTEMPTING TO COMMIT SUICIDE.
Louisa stewart. are twenty-five, of Onc-hundrod-
aul-twcuty uty-eighth-st AID Secoud-aye- thiaW Hri-
self into the Harlem River M One-hnhdrrd-ah'-
thirtic hist. Tuesday WHrn'nE NH' was ''hru ''
inscuslblc. The police cnt her TO the Nincty -nnt"
Street Hospital.
BUILDINGS y CINEEp TO BF UNSAFE
Building. reported usair yesterday: Nos 6"-
East Twrlft->t 60 LaIg.t--t., 40 Green Nicti--t.,
2O7 Ninth-ayr.. 13S We, touitl-,i, ~ lr,t %}'.'
3Is. $50. 322 Eas, Thirty -four h-.i.. - "rfi
IA
512 Franki"rt-si.
4 THIEF ~ TN COLEMAN UOrS".
William Hurley. co. f" - A'N. lni' -'iEI'u-
st. on Tuesday evening stole u"n th" l,IilE-
room of the Coleman aou-" Hn n'"rc'jI 't!'hEi-
10 Edward T.. Sowc+ Of No. y East Org lI-~'
Yesterday nc was held Tor 'Tl1I I'D iH' JEFFERSON
Market Police Court.
BOAT LOAD or BARRELS UPssr
Four hundred ucw oil baIcis that constituted the
load of a steam lighter were thrown INTO 'br ii'ci
Yesterday by an accident that upset -" pile a~ iL-
lighter was rounding ths Battery. lh" tu4-Huats
Babcock Echo and Cisco ana steam lighter, that
were near. gathered them mp
NAL FACILITIES FOR THr wsSr
Pa.tmastcr-(fcn raj james sId Yesterday th1t the
ARRANGEMENT for better mail facilities between TINS
city and the West which be- had been trying 10
make had not been concluded. hut hc hoped that
turn 10 Washington ih'S afternoon
TIE SUCCESSOR OF DIR wAsGHUnN.
A call has been sent 10y th" v"sfrymcn of Calvary
EpscOpal Church 10 the Rev. Dr james tam.-
chacl OF IIauiltOn, Ontario. who D., now tie or
of the Church If the Ascension ~ Hamilton aDd Is
Canon of the Cathedral AT t'a' place. IT, was '"I-
mcrly connected with the Cathedral at Montreal
CITY MISSION ELECTION
At the annual election OF the City Mission ycsicr-
day Morris H. Jrsup wa, chosen president john
Toylor Johnston vice president and Lewis l.. jack
.nr, .ccr.t1ry and treasurer. The following new
members were chosen on the Executive tomIIi'..:
Tie Rev Rodcricl Terry j. IIpont Morgan anj
Charles Lallcr
TIE LATE YR slTRHINs.
4 resolution EXPRESSING appreciation Of d.
vices rendered 10y the late Henry G. StcbhEs dur
ing his long connection With the parks ot the city.
as a member of tho Park Board and a. its president,
was offered by Comm S-IDnCr Wales At the meeting
of the Park Commissioners yesterday. and Wa,
unanimously adopted.
ARRESTED FOR ROBBfyG An ACTRESS.
Mrs Jeanne Delmar, an actress while rchcarsiug
in the Park Theatre yesterday. lrlt Do b,N 4 ud
satchel containing hcr pockctbook and valuable
diamond brooch. The satchcl was stolen hy Anna
Judge. of 80. 4I4 East Twcnticth-st.. Who was on-
ploycd to work about the theatre She was arrested
aud was held in the Jefferson Market Police Court
ROBBED BY 4 WOMAN.
Bridget CrIis,. age thIrly-nyc. was aWaiguol b.
fore Justice BINby yesterday, on complaint Of Mi
chacl King who refused 10 give his address, a. the
Tombs Police Court for en'cIng mM INTO a di-r',
putahlc house in B'cechcT-,'.. and ruhhiug him of
S232. II is alleged thar the accused woman ya,
convicted of homicide in November, 1877, and WIS
sentenced to five yrar>in tn" Pemtent'ary shr was
opruNiNG 5000 ~ FRAUD.
At the Essen Market Police Court YESTERDAY,
10
charged Meyer AbrahamS, a ci,ar dealer, with hJv-
ing by means OF fraudulent appropriations 70 the
effect that hc was Errpal"I io transfer 10 him
2J 900 cigars obtained 500 from him on December
Z. Abraham, committed fore cya,HIua'lUr 10 de-
fault OF 81 600 bail
THE LETTER CARRIER ANp Trr LOTTERY DEtlrt.
4 singular incident occurred Yesterday iu i.o
United States Circuit Court. Juds" BENEDICT -cr,-
fenced Allen Russell letter carrier 10 the rruijcf-
tiary for wear for stealing letters addressed TO
II. +. Moore, Of the Louisiana Lottery COMPANY
and B +. Moore was fined $500 for violation OF
the Post Office law in sending lottery circulars
through the mails. Moore paid the line and said
that he was going ont of the lottery business.
CHARGED WITH AssAUITING MS BEIriFR.
Peter &. Wilmarth, shirt manufacturer, uf No.
40 Rroad.st. made a charge OF assault against his
brother Francis Wilmarth, a cutter In his employ
ment, before Justice BiNhy yesterday AZ tho
TOmbs. The occurrence created considerable rV-
citcment IN Broad-st and il is stated that when
Officer Hagan made the arrest pistol was put in
the possession of the accused man. lie was com
mittcd for trial in the Court OF Special Sessions.
ISSUE OF QUARREL WITH PISTOLS.
Captain Really OF the Fourteenth Precinct IT.
RANGED at the TCmbs yesterday James Mooney Of
No. 10 Prlncc-st., and Daniel Curtin, bar-room
keeper, Of No l06 Cherry ST., who each charged
details of the quarrel which took place in Curtia's
baT-rOom and in the street, were given in yester-
days TRIBUNE. Pistols used freely. The
men taken into custody by Captain Really, and
each declined 10 make "A charge On being arraIgned
yesterday complaint was sworn 10 by each, and
they were committed for trial III the Court of Cen
cTal Sessions.
SUSPICIOUS DEATH ~ A nosPIrAL
young man was taken to the Chambers Street
Hospital early yesterday morning by two men, who
desired that the surgeon in charge should dress a
wound on his head. They went away, promisng 10
call later for their friend whose name was entered
the record Francis Tay Or age twenty -four %
Jersey City. Soon after their departure the young
man grew much worse and died. An examinations
revealed. under the apparently insignificant scalp
wound. fracture of the skull aud fatal blood
clot on the brain. His two companions did not re-
turn during the day, and the case was reported TO
the police as demanding investigation.
DEATH RESULTING From STAB WOUND
Deputy Coroner Waterman sent 10 the Barcau of
Vital Statistics yesterday certificate of death stat
ing that Matthew Higgins died from a stab wound
inflicted by Michael COOney on December o. Eig-
gins was the Ann-s barrOom keeper about The