New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-14

ional festival to-day at Lion Park 10 celebrate INC
| anniversary of the French Republic. 1he proceeds
| will be devoted TO the benevolent work OF the
! union
PICKPOCKET SENTENCED.
Thomas MalOney, old offender, with a repul-
sve countenance was sent to State Prison Tor four
| years by Judge Cowing yesterday FOR having stolen
| Il watch from Jonn Phillips whle the latter was
| standing in the BOwery on JuLe 80.
| PLANS FOR A NEW HOTEL.
Plans were filed with he Bureau OF Buildings yes
| terday by James Campbell. of No, 81 South ruth
| hotel on the site of the present Gramcrcy Park
lio:el 10 cost 100000 The structure Will be OF
| brick.
| AN UNKNOWN BOY RUN OVER AND KILLED.
AnunkuOwn boy about SIX years old was run over
cad killed bv a horse and cart at Elghth-St. and
Ayenue-A Yesterday. The boy had light halr, and
| wore gray trousers striped stockings and calico
waist. Anthony ochaelter, the driver, was ar
RETAIL GROCERs' UNION.
| A meeting of the New-York Retail GrOcers Union
was held last evening ar Beethoven Hall III East
Fiftl-st. Over fifty new members joined the organ
| Zalion 1t was decided by the Union to hold n
| picnic in Jones Wood on september =, and com
| nittec of twenty-One was appointed 10 make the
necessary arrangements. Several changes Ill INC
| constitution were adopted.
| ONE BRONZE MEDAL CLAIMED.
The demand for the bronze medals commemorative
of the defeat of the BOG" at the Chicago ConYen-
ton of 1880 has slaCkened. Edwards Plerrepont Is
| the only one of the Grant delegates from New-Iork
| or KINGS County who has received his medal IRON
the Assay Office since the list last published III LIE
| RIBUNE.
| INJURED BY A FALLING PLATE OF GLASS.
| Emile Fouchard age thirty-eIght, and Vincent
| Alphonsc, age twenty-eight, both employed by the
| French Plate Glass Company at No. 20 HOward-st.,
were injured by the falling of large plate of glass
! at the place Yesterday. FOuchard was severely cut
| in the right wrist and was taken to 81. EInceni's
| Hospital ApnOnse, whose cuts were Slight, "cuV
| home.
| PROSECUTING THE KEEPERS OF DIsoRDERLY HOUSES.
| Eiaht men and women, owners lcssecs or keepers
of houscs said to contain disOudcTly inmates, were
| mod hetO Judge lOWlug Yesterday
| Court OF General Sessions. Assistant District At
torncy OByme had the cases set down Tor tIlai on
| July 10 when he said the defendants wOull be
nroSecuted unless the nuisance5 complained OF were
| abated in the meanwhile
| TIE CoNTINENTAL's SECOND DIVIDEND.
| Receiver ONeu of the Continental Lille lnsur-
ance Compauy began yesterday paying an per cent
dividend 10 the general cIedl iors OF the company.
TINS accordance with the direction OF the court
| and following peremptOry instructions from the AT
torncy General. The dividend Is III addition 10 one
Oh , per cent previously paid. 1t l. estimated that
the money reqaired to pay the dividend amounts to
! about 300, 900. The number of polcyholders en-
! titled to 1t exceeds 10000.
| LOTTERY MEN ADMITTED TO BAIL.
| James Nolan and Michael Heaman, Of No. 103
| West Scventeenth-st, and John Clark, OF No lO2
West thirty second-st. who were arrested III re-
cent rad on lottery dealers by Anthony Comstock,
| were admitted to 0a yesterday at the ID trct-At-
| toruey's Office. AuOlph Jansen, OF No. III sixth
ave-, and Erastus Crawf ford, OF No. go West
| twenty -elghth-st., became their sHetles Oh tue
bonds OF pl 900 in each case.
ELW CHURCH TO BE III III.
| The little German Catholic CDuIch of St. B0ni-
| face at Second-aye and FOrty-seycnth-sL., having
| become too small To meet the requirements o. It's
| conyreratlon the PASTOR tn, Rev. Father Matthew
| Nic0t nas decided to demol sh the old structure
and erect upOnitS site new and much larger cuhce
| which when completed will b; one Of the hand
place,st of religious worship east OF hllu-dNe
| III this clty
| LAWS OF THE COTTON EXCHANGE.
The opp sItlOn to the proposed amendment TO the
cOmInis-Io ION laws of tue Cotton Exchange Is crys-
Itytt, A ngfl I'M "A
| III the present law was circulated among the MEM
BEES en- 'ChIngc YESTERDAY, and more than fifty sig
natures were secured. The amendment seeks TO de-
prlve the members of the privilege OF having sal
aued clerks in southern cries soliciting business
and requires all such solicitors To be themselves
members OF the Exchange
MIR kEENEs REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
James IL. keene has purchased from Joseph NJ
| Emanuel the Niudermere Apartment House, at
| Nintu-aVe. and Flity-,eYenth-St., with the 1uTnl
ture il contains and the land on which it Is built
/ he consideration is the sum OF S3JOOOO and the
| purchasers assuming mortgages heId against the
| real estate aggregdtlng TZZOOOO. piece Oh prop
| eIty on The sDutn side of Iwcnty-ltth-st., a few
aoors west OF Seventh-ave., which Mr.. Keene ac-
| uuiied about eighteen months ago Tor $4,000, has
been sold by hun TO Joseph 81. Emanuel 1or @l2 OOO
BROOkLIN.
Deaths last week. 292; births, 15S; marriages,
81.
Carston w. Won Claim, of No POI Adelphi-st.,
| WHO cut his throat 10 end his life last week. died
| yesterday from the wOund
The funeral of William Rettig the German jour
nal.t who died from the effect OF the heat OH Tues
day last, will take place at No. l19 Court-st TO-
| day.
n. ID. Adsit and +. A. Clifford of the Postmaster
| Generals Department At Washington examined
the workings Of the Brooklyn Post Office yes
terday.
William Lynch a discharged fireman, who gave
the alarm OF Il lire at No. 35i North second-st yes
terday was arrested Tor causing the lire IN
question.
ln the meeting of the Board Of Education yester-
adj IN IA BTT
Danlc Alaujcr, and II voted to attend the luu-
eral to-day la a body.
William Mace, age thirty-iye, of No. 744 Gates
| ave, attempted suicide by taking laudauum yeSteT-
day. Medical aid was secured and his lie was
saved. Domestic troubles drove hun To the act
A predatory goat got into the house OF James
Hare al Bergcn-st. and CarltOh-aVe' on tuesday
night ana made Il meal OF lace curtain Ia the par
| loI before 1t was discovered. AZ hrst the animal
was supposed 10 he burglar. 1t entered through u
mosquito netting III window.
| Ten Italians employed on the dumping scOws of
the New iOrk otreet-Cleanlng Department, were az
rested by shore Inspector morn IN The lower bay
on edhesday night for throwing carnage mo the
water NItnln the Limits. Ihey were laheIl DeloIc
Justice Church, OF ort Hamilton, yesterday and
held Tor examination.
The McDougall Street Free Union Colored Mission
| Is IN legal difficulty. W. 4. WIN, member, has Sc
cured The furniture of the church Oh writ ot re-
| pleyin claiming II ~ his property. The case came
| before Justice kenna YESTERDAY Inc pastor, thc
Rev. Joshua Lee claims that " III had been expelled
| from other colOred churches and mas made trouble
tor he past STA months IN this church without
, | cause.
Inc complaint in the suit of NJ J. Dady against
: | President Packard, of the Kings County General
COMMITTEE for an injunction 10 restrain Mr.. Pack
ara from ouslIng MI. Dady from his seat III the com
init tee Oh the ground oil nOn-pay ment oil dAs, was
served on the defendant yesterday. Mr.. Dad eges
that he rendered his dues TO the secretary AT TIT
| proper time aud that the money refused.
JERSEY CITY.
The Board of Public Works has asked the Boart
| of Finance for APPROXIMATION f2UO,UUO FOL
/ next year.
4 | The body of William BailjIs sailor The
steamer AssYrian Monarch. was found floating yes