New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-14
NETWORK CITY.
FOrdham reiOices in q Paradise -nlacc.

NJ :. =" SendS % 70 AID no giving poor children
fresh air. 1t has been sent to the Seaside Santa
rum.
The new law is Kidding uptown streets of the many
dirty little ragpickcrs that have so long infested
thcm
On the steamship AIneriqne Ala emigrans arrived
at Castle Garden yesterday, and on the Cmbra 813
a total of ,227.
Cars arc to be run again the long dsuscd tracks
in One hundred went ytftll-st., from Third
ave. to the Harlem River.
Mayor Grace yesterday appointed Isaac c. Gold
stein city marshal in the place of john
McDonougb, who resigned.
ONE RESULT DESIRED
Landlords III the annexed district camor for rapid
transit 10 increase It's population. Tenants hope
that this attained, they will not Immediately seek
to decrease II by raising rents
THE SMALL BOY AT HIS WORST.
Naked boys bathing in the East River near Fulton
Ferry are becoming an lntolerab!e nuisance. Occa-
sonally they climb to the top of the ferry slips and
| make faces at the passengers on the boats.
suOPLIFTING IN sIXTIJ-AvE
Mrs Catharine saunders yesterday pleaded guilty
to n charge OF shopliftng committed at ONeils
dry goods store in SiXth-ayc June % and was
sentenced to the penientiary by Judge Cowing tor
FIVE YEARS FOR BURGLARY.
| George Bernhard pleaded guilty in The Court of
General Sessions yesterday to an indictment charg
ave- july TO- and sentenced to the State Prison
| by judge Cowing for five years.
LABoRERs PAID PROMPTLY.
| The employees of the Street Cleaning Department
were paid yesterday. Hereafter they will be paid
scmi-monthly on the 9Th and 20ih of each month.
This lows five days from the st and 18th of each
| month III winch to examine and audit the accounts.
HORSES QUICK TO LEARN.
Many of the horses purchased bV the street rail
roads learn in half an hour 10 stop aud start Mt the
| sound of the bell. few are SO intelligent that
When they see man whiting for car in the middle
of the crossing they will stop without word from
the driver.
THE PENALTY or SHOOTING AT 4 POLICEMAN.
james Hines while being arrested for di>orierlv
conduct July ,. resisted ana fired two shots from a
Police Precinct He pleaded guilty in the Court Of
/ aud Vil onto tn,l ,r
Judge Cowing 10 the State Prison for four years.
SUI ;rDE OF An INSANE WOMAN.
ported to Coroner Brady yesterday the death of
Augustine NJ. Rouchon. Gfty-one years of age, at
been la5oring for several weeks under insanity.
Monday night she swallowed some Paris green. She
| died AT nooH Tuesday.
4 PARROT THAT DrsGIKEs FAST WALKING.
There Is a parrot at Fourb-avc. and Seventeenth
st. tlnt adteNSrs RAPID p9socrN-hy IN tbs manner:
%! or to o yoq go G f'F WSn TscTs are y
on Ii, return walks slowly he hears something like
this: Doing better. amt youi ia, hal Good
BOY good boy! quite right go slow y
Az EXCHANGE ELECTION
=, Ihc DRUG PANT ana Chemicals Exchange yester
olcott: yicc-rrcsidcn Z. l.. Molincux; sccrctarv,
M II. Gross treasurer, :. Coffin executive com
). Page, }. l., Townsend. W. :. Mcrsercau, Charles
/. SHnbom t. L. Dodge arbitration committee j.
W. lieman j. l. hkcr Lewis Morris.
n.nuil l d5n BY A. oyEPoSE or OPIUM.
morning made an autopsy on the body of Christian
kirchncr SIX months old who died Tuesday last at
No. go Avrnuc-t. Death WAS shown To be- caused
by an overdose of opium. clerk III the drug store
Of Nr. McDono"gh, at Iiitcenth-st and Avenuc-E},
who made the mistake which resulted IN the childs
death Is under bail TO await the inquest by Coroner
Herman.
POLICEMAN JORDAN AND HIS CLUB
The examination in reference 10 the complant of
Michael Murphy against Policeman Timothy Jordan
for an agra @tci assault IN l'atteTy-race, Monday
evening. VA held before Justice otcrhourg ut the
I"WhS Police C"ur, Yesterday Jortan testified
that he had some dihicqlty in arrc-tng Murphy
who refused to 90 oith him and that IN struggle
which cusued lac ht Murphy uHintentIOnally on the
arm. Murphy showed that the policerans blows
stunned hun and brohe his in two places.
Justice Oterbourg oppressed his sjron. sense o dis
approval of such violent conduct. and added "
have seen oficus whom admire ana some who
| deserve to be kicked Jordan was held in 5000
! bail.
EMPLOYING MS BROTHER TO CASH FORGED CHECKS.
Louis Haas, ar" Twenty-Five, left the employ of
| simon Nanc"S, carpct-dral'r at No. ~} Avenue
! about year ago. When MIR. Manages settled his
| BoWcry, number of forced checks were found 10
have been cashcd 10y the bank. Yesterday young
| man presented check Figu"d " Simon MaugeS.n II
| was recognized as 4 forgery, and lie was arrested.
! He explained that hc had taken the check to the
lad ten before nrrformrd sn.iar s1rc, ,' ,nG me-
| took The policeman To where the brother awaited
his return. lie, too, was AFRO ted and found 10
| Re Louis Haas, the former clerk of Mr. MaLgrs.
Both brothers were locked up AT Police Head
| quarters.
| The body Of a man about fifty years Il age was
| iound in the NeW-lorh Bay at Bay hlge Jester
| day.
James Fay. nc, thirteen. of No. 1o7 Hu1son-ovc
w;ls droN uod Tuesday Ilicrn on in a pond near
| Frankhn-aVc. and the Eastern Harkwar.
| Tie number Of deaths for the FIRST half If 1881
| was G,i55, compared with sos in the same period
| ia $50. The deaths lrum uphthcria were GGL u,
! 1851 against 352 in 1880.
A street pedlcr of stove polish shows his faith in
| his wares by appearing IN garments glstcnng with
sundry applications thereof. His dress, ii not his
| speech, shows him - be a polished man.
LII, .I.. tt,. 4 Il
| sioncrJ ourlau from ia" captancy of the Twelfth
tr"c'uct - Herking remedy in he courts and has
ohia.ae writ Of ccyi"rari in the Supreme Ccur to
| review the action OF the Commissioner.
Ar Doilc locked 40 for the night the Jury he
fore ".ncr James CoStigan was tried. in the Court
OF =, cons. 10; the murder of George &. Harvard,
slaughter the third degree, with recommcnda-
.,$s 10 '4'''E sentence was suspended until Non
| Ihc e .rihcate Of incorporation of the Lutheran
! Hospital tesocaton Of New Yor, and its Vicinity
Vas h'el yesterday IN the office of the Kings County
| CicIk The following COrp0ratcIs are named: Jacob
| MorcA, Joan H. lletien, Edmund Bohm, William
| Dick, I'd yard llansctt, john khnck Carl Eggc-
| brccht, John Pieuter and Gustav Stcgman
JERSEY CITY.
| Kather Kccep. OF Bergen Point " j. has rre-
| fcrcd formal charges against Recorder Bcsher
| charging l!im with drinking in beoi-shops on sun
| day.
William f. Bennett, of Wriqhtsvllc. Penn was
! struck rs l0comCtNc and fatally injured vcstcr-
day at tie .iackson-ave. crossing OF the Newark
| Railroad in Jersey City.
| As George O'Keefe and Josiah Fields were work
| ing on scaiOlding at Eleventh and Boomfcl,l-Sis
| iloh0kcn they lost their footing, were thrown TO
| the ground and seriously injured.
NEWARK.
Joseph and Richard Kingsland, paper-mak ers
were hneo 200 ana costs to-day, by JUDGE McCar-
iIrtplN. " tbn.,