New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-08
NETWORK CITY.

NETWORK CITY.
fire in Joseph Mareis's paint store at No. 1857
Third-ave. aid $50 damage yesterday
Of the seyenty-four Ohio editors who have been
visiting this city all but four have returned TO ohio
Franz Kohler age sixty-one, liquor shopkecpcr'
fell dead i'm his shop at No. 80 F1rst-ave yester
day. !,
Mary Carroll died on Tuesday at No. go seventh
ave, 100 years old She is to he Dureu Ill o"i''i'
Cemetery.
Bishop Potter will administer the rite or cor
frmat1on in the chapel of the Aims House on biacA-
wells Island this afternoon at = CLOCK.
The funeral of Father Shea was held yesterTTaa
morning in the Church of ST. Francis Xavier Inc
burial was at West Park. on the Hudson.
General J. F. Curtis, Colonel w. II; Fanning a;
b. Forwood. J. X. G. llassard ana MIS-. hn ,
sailed for Liverpool yesterday on the p'loh S'''n
ship Arizona.
PRACTISING MEDICINE WITHOUT AUTHORITY.
DR. David Dundes, of No. AZ OrchaIo. -'o:
pleaded guilty in the Court of General conse
terday to practising medicine WITHOUT h''H'0
and was fined $50 by Recorder Smyth.
PAYING PENSIONS.
The payment of pensions was continued yesteI-
day. and at the hour of closing the ounce -,tuo w.
sons had been paid. The claims OF the sulH WING
pensioners of the war of 1S12 are PAD by mall
KILLED on THE RAILROAD TRACK,
An unknown man, about thirty years oII W1S run
over and killed by tram ON the nI Fnnrt Rave
Yesterday, lie was dressed in dark SUIT Inc
police took his body to the Morgue.
A VERDICT AGAINST THE CITY. -
Cordt Delbert Klomburg and Charles w. ,DdIhs
recovered yesterday in the superior court, Delole
Judge TruaX, IA verdict of $3.50 against the cry 40
damages for The destruction of horse and carriage
caused by the falling OF rotten tree III fH'na'''
COMMITTED FOR KILLING his BROTHER: ,
Coroner Brady held tho inquest yesterday IN inI
case of of John Carney fireman, who was siaopSp
and killed hy his brother Bernard on November To-
af No Col Fast Fourteenth-st. Bernard was COM
mittcd TO the T1mbs to await trial on the charge Oh
fTatrlclde.
PUNISHED FOR STEALING FROM TIFFANY q co;
Edward Phillips and Edward Brady pleaded
pnilty Yesterday in the Court OF General SchSions
to stealing scarfpin from the GGHnirr IN sa "a
Co 5 Store in Union Square. Phillips was sent !"
state Prison for three years and Brady to the peni-
Tertiary for one year
REFUSING FROM ABROAD.
Among the passengers who arrived rom Europe
Yesterday were The Marqnlse de DnlnDr pIi anu
Ioscphus, Ailland, Hector, Hermheglide ana
Nauileau, on the Labrador, from Hayre; Gertrude
Irving and Mr.. and Mrs. JOhn Nayte on tho
ParthIa, from Liverpool.
THE QUARREL OF TWO EAGPICKERs.
At an early hour yesterday morning Anton Truck
and Tony Mumfri, two Italian ragplckers quar-
relied over the contents Of an ash barrel. MuniTi,
"a is alleged drew pistol and threatened 10 shoot
Truck Numfri was arrested. and in me lorkylLe
Police Court yesterday was tined Tlo, ana COM
PEELED to hand his pistol Il the clerk 0l the court
A sPANIAEDs MIsFoRTUNEs.
The examination into the case OF the liyams
Brothers and others. who are charged with de-
fraudiuQ Manuel FlOrcutuc MARTINEZ out OF lcWclIN
valued al several hundred dollars, was continued
Yesterday before Justice Otterbonrg IN the Jefferson
Market Police Court After examining some wit
nesses the case was adjourned until tins AFTERNOON
4 PAINTERS CARrLEssNrss.
man. named Burke. while cleaning a paint
brnsb with beuzur IN the lodging house No 30
Mnlberry-st, yesterday laid the brush on the not
stove IL caught fire. and So did the dress OF wo-
man Ann Casey 10y name. who was sitting near
the stove The woman was burned terribly. She
was taken to ~. NinccIits Hospital. Burke ran
away.
Tuy IAPGrsr FOREIGN MAIL EVER SENT OFT.
The largest foreign mail sent out Tom TINS city
wos dispatched Yesterday by the steamship Arizona
1t consisted Of 5O2 sacks of which 23{ containing
I25 GOO letters were from the New York Office. The
other sacks composed the Australian British mail
which had been received from san Francisco. In
addition 10 the above there were o1,olO packages
of papers and merchandise.
THY ESTIMATES FOR CITY EXPENSES.
The Board Of Estimate and Apportlonmcnt wiz
meet on Monday next az p. m. and proceed 10 pass
unon the final estimates for the maintenance OF the
various departments Of the city government KEEP
rcscntatiyes of the departments and citizens gcuer,
ally are invited to appear before the Board and
maxi arguments for against such OF the proposed
appropriations "A they are interested I'D.
ADDITIONAL UNSAFE BrHDISGs.
Buildings reported unsafe Yesterday No; io0
Prnce-st.; No, 3 liester-si Nos, 400, 40 and AZ
No 200 East Thirtleth-st.; No, Az East Twenty
fourth-st.; No 43 Ilenry-St.; No i Mottst: No
1876 Llberty-st no l I9 ra[k No lnD ASH,
st.; No AL West Lightcenth-st.; Nos. 4Of aud 100
West Sixteenth-st.
swINpLPD BEFORE REACHING THIS COUNTRY.
Carl Bieleck and his family, who were stccragc
Messengers on the National Line steamship italy,
which arrived Tuesday, made an affidavit before
the Commissioners Of Emigration yesterday, chaTg
inc Ticket Agent Strauss of Antwerp. with over
charging him upon inland tickets. On tickets 10
Girard Kansas Strauss oyerchargcd %j7 ~ above
| the prIcc of the tickets at Castle Garden. Il.
Drcnel and James Dlouhy made a similar complaint
against Strauss,
EDUCATION OF QUAKERs.
A meeting was held yesterday afternoon in the
Friends Meeting House III lwcntlcth-st under the
| auspices of the educational committee Of the New
| York Year Meeting" W. III. ;. Wood, who pre-
| sided stated that the object of the committee was
TO develop some definite plan of education within
tbe Society of Friends DR.. Bastan read an essay on
the advantages Of professional education and life
| An essay was read by Thomas H. Burgess, Of High
land, n Y, upon agricultural pursuits in connec-
| ton with education
| LARGE Transfer or REAL ESTATE.
| Among the real estate transfers recorded in the
office OF the Register yesterday was one Of plot,
200 by l02 feet. on the south SIDE of Sevent tn
| # twenty feet west of MadisOn-ayc. Tho prOpGrt
is conveyed by William Noble and his wife to John
Noble ior ~ VIZ ge tmo
pany, thereby securing a loan of S312, 100 and he
| gave "A second mortgage on the same property to
Matus j. Newman as security for loan OF $40 30
| for two months
| TWO GAMBLERS Captured
| John Henry LaInbkln, an Irish merchant recently
| arrived in this city, was invcghcd into gambling
| house in Broadway, the exact location of which il
| not known, on Monday night last week and robbed
| of 81 200 at faro He gave description of the
| gamblers 10 Inspector Bymes. Yesterday Detectives
| Reilly and Mclaughlin arrested Charles Mason,
alias Boston Charley" and later in the day James
| X Vardrs, the gambler at whom Roundsman Hub
| bard fired with such an uncertain aim on Monday.
| Both were fully identified by Lambln and were
| locked uD at Police Headquarters,
| SEEKING TO DISSOLVE 4 COMPANY.
| Edward Strong, George ID. Ihlvard Thomas J.
| A 1, 80
trustees of the consolidated Gregory Company,
have supplied to the Superior Court Tor an order
| decreeIng "a dissolution OF the company. The pc
ttion sets forth that the capital stock of the com
| pany which was organized for insurlng purposes,
was fixed at 81, 900 900, all of which has been pad
| in The outstanding Liabilities amount IN
| gll4 800 IL and lhcre na.nLa- .InLr. I'm