New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-09
NETWORK CITY.

Sla.e frlSOn Tor having stolen ~.
ELECTRIC LIGHTS ~ NJ DIsON-sorARE.
, Worknen were engaged yesterday in putting ND
tno immense poe IN Madison-s?nare Park which is
in height.
SELLING BOWS AND ARROWS.
Stout ash bows selling in the street yester-
At these rates the hambest viii be- enable sio to-
draw the long bow"
INSURANCE MONEY ATTACHED.
Dcpnty-Sherltf Fay has attached the insurance
money due from several companies in this city to
Hutchinson d Co.. woollen manufacturers of Apple
ton, WIS.,, who were burned out June IL.
LATE IN GIVING BAIL.
James Irving, of the Empire Garden, who forfeited
his bail when his case was called for trial in the
District Attorneys office yesterday and offered bail.
PLEASED WITH AN EXCURSION.
AT n meeting of the employees of the Produce Ex-
change yesterday, resolutions were adopted to ex--
prss their heartfelt appreciation of the kindness of
the members in providing an excursion for them
July 20.
BURNED WHILE ExTINGUIsHING A FIRE.
Fro broke out, yesterday, in room occupied by
Archihald Mccall liqp dealer, over his store at
aged $50.
INTOXICATON NO EXCUSE
John Butcher fired two pistol shots at Henry II.
Court General scsson and said that he was i in
toXicated at the time. He was sentenced to State
l'rlson Tor four years and SIX months
VACANT PLACES IN THE CUSTOM HOUSE
a competitive examination, under Civil Service
held at the Custom House next THURSDAY. There are
several vacant clerkships in the Naval Office to he
filled. About fifty candidates expected to be
present at tho examination.
SHOT AT Ills OWN HOUSE
,Gcorgo GIInlintPn age twenty five, of No. 112
Mulhcrry-st. was shot by strange and slightly
iiDired yesterday morning at o'clock He WIS sit
ding on his Stoop when the stranger attacked him
so was shot i'll the back. Tho stranger made his
escape.
FOUND FLOATING IN THE RIVER
The body OF u boy, age sixteen, dressed in black
diagonal coat and and grey trousers, was tornd in
.he Hudson River at One-hundrcd-and thirL-st.
found in the Ea"i EvrT a" Nnetys iD %a M"
the body of "A female child, at the foot of East
Eighty -scvcntn-st.
ROBBED IN PARK
George Smith, of Rock:tway Braon, fell asleep on
a hcnchin tnion-Squarc Yesterday forcnoon and Il
stoe his watch and chain, his umbrella and fifty
Jefferson Market Police Court ycsrrdav and COM ,no
mlt,cd Tor trial III default al 81 .0OO bail.
PAUL sIGELs EMBLlzLEMENr
Pan' Slgel son OF General Sigel IN assistant
wholesale dealers in peanuts at No. 30 Washing
ton-st., ran OFT "Wednesday with checks and money
belonging IL to Ct the firm G'si.Tday letter was re
$1,000.
NOT GUILTY or MILLING MS PLAYMATE.
coroncr's jury yesterday rendered Il verdict OF
death from typhoid fever III the case of lSadorc Son
msnsehe no the boy VIII" dIed June - at his
ldcrstcin. playmate of the dead boys was under
arrest accused % having caused his death by throw
ing nun OH OF an enhankinent June =. lie dis
charged.
TWELVE YEARS FOR STEALING FORTY CENTS.
Jonn am joseph cannon whose ages are respect
lively twenty and twenty-one years, were sentenced
70 twelve years in State Prison Yesterday tor rob
nSrS pa G the lst dfSee Sy the Two orcihers
through lhnty-nintn-st., and they knocked him
down cut him in the head and stole all his money
which was only 10 cents After an exciting chase
they were captured.
TIE DEMAND FOR rAuIINE CASTLE GARDEN
little girl about two and onehaf years old was
found IN the rotunda of Castle Garden few days
ago crying for mamma" Search was made but
her patents could not be found. Superintendent
Pauline Castle Garden. She was then sent to " ards
i5and S ,oo me acts were published in 1nE
persons wishing to adopt the child.
STABBED IN CHATHAM-ST
John N9lar, of No. 40 south fifth-avc., was
passing along Chatham,st. at 3 a. IN. yesterday
when he WAS assaulted and knocked down, IT is
alleged, by James Wilson, age nineteen, of No Is
four of No. 336 Wacr-st. Ia the struggle lie was
stabbed III the abdomen. The Injured man was re-
moved 10 the Chambers Street iIospiiai WiIs"n
and Mcdonald were arrestt | and aIIaigned il, the
Ion.hs Police Courl yesterday morning before Jus
tee Oucrbourg. They denied their guilt but were
committed for an examination.
IL AID OF A GOOD WORK.
n, he visiting phySlrans of the Sick Childrcns
Mission of the Chdrcn's Aid Society finding
many cases of extrcne destiution in tenement
houses. Many little children found suilerin for
want oi proper food which has to be furnished gra
tuitorsiy by the Mission, addition medical aid
and medicine. Twelve physicians and six trained
nurses are kept busy attending to the sick little
ones. Application Tor physicians and nurses should
he made at No 2S7 East Broadway donations i'm
AID OF the work may he sent to George ). Coe pres
dcat Of the American Exchange National Bank No
l2S broadway.
DISCHARGED BY THE CORONER.
Coroner hhoX ana jury yesterday afternoon held
an 'nqIrst III the case of Elizabeth Pryor. who
June ~, was found bJ some neighbors in shed at
tached to her home at No, 300 taot Forty seventh
st. The womln's head and body were cove red with
wounds. She was removed to Bellevue U0spitn
where she died. The jury found that she cane to
her death from Injuries received in an unknown
manner Patrick Pryor, the wOm;tn's husband who
had been arrested charged with inhicting tho
wounds which found his wife Yns no.
Quilted and discharged by the Coroner.
BROOKLYN.
The Ium-shop Of Herman Kierstcin, Mt F'fth-oyc
ana twenty hist, was entered by thieves YES
tcrday, who stole $500
The call OF the Church Of tho Redcemer at Fourth
ave and PacGc-st; to the Row. DR.. G. W. smith. Of
Jamaica, l.. l., to become the successor of the Kew
W. Is. Leonard, has been accepted.
The Third Police Sub-Precnct, recently organized
TOT the part OF the city near South Ferry went into
operation yesterday rnd Ter command Of Sergeant
Kclett. The torce includes eighteen men "'
The body of man was found in Uowanus Bay n.
thc foot OF Forty-ninth-st. yesterday. The arpa-
rent age forty, hcigh, five feet eight inches hair
dark and whskeys gray. The clothes was that of n
laborer. In the pockets were Il kno and ~.
While trying to prevent James Muckin from cross
ing the track OF the BROOKLYN Flatbnsh and Connv
Island Railroad, ut Paciiic-s;., yesterday William
Boton, hagman, was struck by approaching
train and sever y injured. Mackin was drunk.
The Rev Alfred j. Hutton, of Cortland. N. Y has
acc pied the cal of the Reforlaed Church ON the
Heights, to the pulpit left vacant year ayo Nv he
resignation OF the Rev. DR.. :. S. Mitchell now of
Buffalo. lie will begin his pastoral work in Sen
tembcr.
The first quarterly report of the Long Island Rail
road unc II the new receiver Austin Corbin, was