New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-03
NETWORK CITY.

Third-aye was cleared yesterday of its large heaps
| of ice and mud.
Cichetto in MubeTy-st Friday night, was com
ted to the Tombs yesterday by Coroner Ellinger
| SUNK on ROMER sHOAL.
| The schooner Carrie y. Webb from PORTO MOO,
| yesterday, grounded Oh Romer Shoal and hleo WIFI
| water.
Mary Murphy. age forty. Of No. % Mulberry-st,.
| while crossing Fulton-st. yesterday was Knocked
down BY stage No, 4l2 and injured internally. sne
| was taken to the Chambers Street Hospital
| sTADBING HIMSELF WITH A NEATKNIFE -
GOttlieb Foell. age sixty-two of No. 1877 Slfn0lK
| ST., German. who was butcher until he became
| i'll, stabbed himself in the abdomen with meat
| knife Tuesday night. He died yesterday morning III
| great agony.
| AN ALLEGED LOTTERY AGENT HELD FOR TRIAL.
Recorder Smyth yesterday denied the motion to
Moore alleged to be one Of the prnGipal agents 10
this city cor the sale of Louisiana Lottery tlckets
| lie will now have to stand trial.
| COFFEE EXCHANGE PROPOSED.
| At the meeting of the Importers and Gr0cers
Board of Trade Yesterday, the coffee brokers' DEEM
lug it feasible to organize Board OF BROKERS ap-
| ect into consideration, draft bylaws, etc: ); r.
Scott. D. Briggs. J. K. McNnlty w. H. Morris. /. s.
| Henry, +. Williams, j. III. Small and }. r. Phyhe.
A COLLISION AT SEA.
The schooner Cassie Jameson arrived from DoDOy,
with cargo of lumber, yesterday. having been
seriously damaged by collision. While lying to IN
dense fog, fifty miles east OF Cape Henopen. sun
day night the schooner Mabel Thomas ran INTO tl
Jameson, carrying away the mizzenmast her po
quarter, and cutting her down to the waters edge
EAGER FOR LIFE OF ADVENTURE.
Two boys, each under fourteen wears OF age.
ploycd at telegraph office in Williamsburg, "
arrested yesterday at the Canalst. pier. whi
endeavorng to bargain for passage 10 CaiiIo 9n
on steamer Their months pay amounted TO ZIG,
and this they Thought would be enough TO pay their
expenses. Superintendent Walling sent them home.
BROOKLYN.
A number of Republican politicians started for
Washington yesterday to attend the inauguration
exercises Several ward organizations and political
clubs will go to-day.
Judge Moore. in the County Court yesterday,
granted the application of the trustees to change tho
name of the Church of the Mediator to the Rochester
Avenue Congregational Church.
Detective Charles Chambers who was shot in the
eye by Edward Ferguson, Monday was much I'M
proved Yesterday and IT. ~ thought that lie VIII re-
cover without losing the sight OF his eye.
The Rev DR.. I. l.. Cuyler, pastor of the Lafayette
Avenue PreSby erian Church, has been gwen a
leave Of absence for SIX months and VIII SAL March
Egypt and Palestine. lie will return about Septem-
Der l.
According to the expectation announced yester-
day cX-C Controller W q. StenmetZ TeCcvtd the APP
pontment of associate engineer of the Department
of City Works from Commissioners French. lie VIII
have charge Of the streets of the city, while Chle1
Engineer Van Buren, will supervise the water works.
The former assistant engineer. v; b. bergen. has
been appointed superintendent OF Ponds and Con-
duiis.
Ara meeting of the Central Lodge IF Free Masons
al Music Hall YESTERDAY. two Past Masters jewels
of gold surmounted with diamonds were presented
to Pasr Masters Andrew b. Lindsey and Dr. }. Fred
made bv H. w. DR.. Joseph T.. Jones. After he ban
0uct which followed. tho Master OF the lodIe, Mr..
Willis. rcced poem, and addresses were made ny
I. &. Smith, Charles +. Lansing ana others
Five children at No. Al Scllo,rs-st. were found
Yesterday 10 have been deserted by their step
mother a Mrs. Houser. She removed the furniture
while the children were out Of the house and they
catne hack to find only bare walls and floors. Their
father died a week ago. lie had been married 10
the present Mrs. Houser for year and hail. Sho
took all the effects left by her husband Her move
mrnts cannot he asccrtaned. The children, the
eldest of whom il thirteen were provided Tor III the
Holy Trinity Asylum.
Among tho occupants Of the prison van when II
stopped at the Fourth District Court in South tlith-
st yesterday, was Charles Schalig Il butcher, who
is thought To be insane ana VINO was arlesieh l2i
lacking woman in his shop and threatening tn XIII
her unIrss she paid him five cents. lie was not
handcmifcd. aud when the door was opened by the
driver he sprang out bore the driver TO the ground.
and m the struggle. bit the driver III the lace ana
would have got away had not Young man who was
passing assisted the driver. Schag was Ina.ly sub
ducd and locked up. ,,.
Dr. Robert Thomas, who was arrested Tuesday,
charged nv Philip Wolf with conspiracy and fraud,
w,s examined Yesterday before Judge Mills, ami
wa, committed to the County Jail III default Of bail
to await the action OF the Grand jury.
NEW.JERSEY.
FttzABrIHroRr--Th immense field Of ice in
Newark Bay has broken up and is moving toward
Staten Island. On the north SIDE of the one ana
thrco mile bridge the icr forced by the tide against
the piling the bridge is hcaped mp almost as high
az the bridge dee X. Railroad men. with IRON PICKS
Yesterday were breaking the ice INTO cakes.
LONG ISLAND.
! FLrsuING.-The Congregational Church at Flush
! np WAS broken open Monday night. The pulpit
| Thc, ymu books and carpets were stolen
| IoNG ISLAND CIrY.-ln the Queens County COnrt
of Sessions Yesterday Joseph IiaryeD, indicted Tor
assault with intent 10 KILL was tired and convicted.
| Patrick Kane and James McGuhin were ar
| rested Yesterday morning AT Long Island City, Dy
Officer Faitry on tine charge OF slca ing horse anu
wagon from the stable of Lewis Jackson. The pris-
oncrs were rcmanded for examination ny justice
| Deahanty. ,., 49,, ,.,
| EpGrwATER-lhe authorities of Edgewater have
offered a reward Of $3.50 for the arrest and conVc-
| tinu of the incendiarles who have done SO much
damage IN the village in the last two months
| RICHMoNp.-rhc collectors OF the various towns
| have made returns to the Treasurer ot Richmond
| Comfy IN follows: Castlet0n. $Gt7lo %; North
| field S2O,OSl fl Southiield, Tl2,O2I Oh West
| field, SU. COG ~.
| NEW BRIGnrON Nothing has yet been heard OF
Edward CunlIhe, of New Brighton, who was Tor
| merly employed as clerk by Bonner " Co.. Wall
Street brokers. On Staten Island the beei IS gen
eral that that Cnllte drowned III the Nil Won
Kali al Ncw-BrIghton. where his hat was found
| MpKINsNIILE.-The only house mat the late
stands on Bay.st. between Staprton aud Iompklns-
VILE IL was built about thlrty-live years ago.
few days ago the building was sold TOR y Zooo 10
George II. DAILY. OF TumpkinsvIllc. -. The pro-
cceds of the Charity Ball gwen IN aI OF the smith
nfrmary at Tompkinsvlllc, amounted TO nearly
$1,000.
COST or STREETCLEANING