New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-08
NETWORK CITY.

guishcG MS far as Fulton Ferry when the wind is
| from the northeast
| william Mulholand is to build seven-story
apartment house at Tenth-ave and Seyenty-second-
| ST. at a cost Of $50, 900
The State of Nebraska from Glasgow, landed
| O3I immigrants at Castle Garden yesterday the
| Devonia from Glasgow, 92i, and the France, from
| Havre, III.
| THE SEVENTH REGIMENT VETERANS.
| The uniformed battalion of the 9TH Regiment
Veteran Corps will celebrate the anniversary OF ITS
organization on June 22. and will eat a dinner al
Brighton Beach
MORE MoRMONs COMING.
About 500 Mormon cmigrants have already
| landed Mt this port since January from Europe,
and 700 more are expected i'll ono lot III the last
| Iart of this month
| ONE NIGHTS SHIPMENT or TMIGRANTs
| The Erie Railway is now sending West from
| 4 900 TO 5000 emigrants each week: One night
| recently the company forwarded LOU men,
| women and children. in a train OF three sections
THE DIsrRICT-ArToRNEY's LArDABLE DESIRE
| Dlsrict-Ai torncy McKeOn wrote to the Board OF
| Police yesterday, asking TO be informed when the
| gambling implements. recently captured by the p0-
! lice were 10 be destroyed. He wrote that lie de
| sired to witness the work OF destruction.
PROPERTY TRANSFERRED By THE CARDINAL.
| Cardinal McCloskcy, fora nominal cOnsldefatloh;
| has transferred to the Roman Catholic Chnrch or
All Saints the property on the east side OF Madison
ave, extending from One-hundreI -and-twenty-
| ninth la Onehundred- and thlrticth-st, with a
| depth of l 10 feet
HONORABLE MENTION TO A RoUNDsMAN.
| The Police mmssioncrs YESTERDAY awarded hon
/ OraDle mention 10 hOUUiSlldI JdlrSNdnuOn, 81 inc
Mounted Squad, who STOPPED team OF powerful
! horses on the Jerome Road on Tuesday. The ami
| male were being driven III reckless a manner as
| 10 endaugcr persons who were gong To the races.
| 40 CANDIDATEs FOR A FREE SCHOLARSHIP.
| Superintendent Jaspar of the Board of Education,
recently sent circular to the principal OF each
Grammar School in the city requesting he names OF
scholars who desired to compete for free scholar
ship III Cornell University. The examination was
| to be held yesterday but 10 candidate appeared
| SEALED VERDICT ORDERED.
Tho trial uf sult q Marie = IIasCV Ed
| ward b. Rogers and John Fay TO recover 10000
! as damages for an alleged false imprisonment was
| concluded Yesterday before Judge ArnOuX, In the
Superior Court. The jury, after being out tor sew
cral hours without agreeing were ordered to bring
| i'll sealed verdict
| JUSTICE sTECKLERS PRACTICAL CHARITY.
Civil Justice Alfred Steckicr of tne Fourth Dis
| trict, has made arrangements 10 give steamboat
excursion July to the people of his district who
live in tenement houses and are too poor To pay Tor
such luXuries. The excursion viii he made to
Point View Grove, on Long Island, and everything
necessary for the enjoyment OF those going Will lie
| furnished by Justice Steckier.
COMPLIMENTS TO A RETIRING OFFICER
President Forrest II. Parker, OF the Produce Ex-
change official career rs president expires to-
day. was presented yesterday by Otto Arens, L.. j.
| Busby. +. A. Ferns, T.. ". Mascon and Richard |
Arnold with copy Of the last annual report of the
Exchange handsomely bound with Turkish |
morocco, and tipped with gold.
GOING TO EUROPE BY IO-DAY's STEAMERS.
Leonard Cow, wife !; ana daughter Dr. DANIEL
Washington. and Howard McMurray Will sail for |
Glasgow to-day on the steamship State of Nebraska.
Bishop Henry Gabriels. the Rev. Joseph +. Mooney.
the key. g. ID. Pike and wife, and W. I. SOule and
wife, will sail for Liverpool on the Inman steamship
City Of Paris.
THE BAGGAGE FOUND AND MONEY RETURNED
Tie baggage of Nina Asweh which sup |
posed have been stolen from the baggage express
Shed of bernard Biglin, at Castle Garden, and tor
the loss OF which Mr.. BlgI III paid Nina $500 on |
tuesday, was found yesterday at No 7i3 Ninth |
ave. where it had been delivered instead OF at No:
743 NInth-sL 1t was given to Nina who returned
the 5000 to Mr.. Bighn.
TUE COST OF COLLECTING CUSTOMS
comparative statement of the cost of collecting
the Oms AT this port shows that from August l,
1881, 10 April 30, 1852 the expense 1 6l-I0O |
cents on a dollar against S5-100 cents for the
| responding period III the two previous years. The |
actual saving was S3s.62s, but at the higher rate
the ex pense tho amount collected would have !
been over S2e0OO0 greater than IT was
TO THE STATE PRISON FOR FIVE YEARS.
Judge LOwing yesterday sentenced Thomas Glea- |
sou, VINO pleaded guilty 10 charge OF burglary TO
term OF i've years IN the State Prison. Gleason |
| was found by Policeman Shaw, OF the Twenty |
| ninth Precinct lying on "a lounge in the basement |
of No. 1853 West thirty -fOurh-st. lie had broken |
into the house and stolen some silverware but was
attracted by the taste OF some huuor and became
| TOO drunk 10 move.
| TIE sTABBING CASE on THE LYDIAN MONARCH. |
john Jansen o, johnson, who stabbed Martin |
| Fraenkel passenger on the Lydian Monarch, was
| taken before commissioner Osborn yesterday, and
rcmandcd till to-day to await the examination of
| FmenkeIs wounds The prisoner said that lie was !
drunk when ne went on board of the steamer and !
did not remember what occurred Ill the first few
days of the passage lie conflicting stories of
hs antecedents and is not believed to DO fully re-
| spOnslblc tUr his actions.
A BOOK THIEF ARRESTED.
On complaint of Nilsson j. Waterbury, Jr., of No. |
49, Broadway John Thompson, iIlty three, was
arraIgned before Justice Patterson yesterday, at
| the ombs Ponce Court for having stolen Il law
book from ms office 1t Is alleged tnat books Of the
value of $3.50 have been stolen from Mr. Water
bury and other offices III tho same building III the
same nuluuer. The prisoner was held Tor trial.
| LARGE SHIPMENTS OF WHEAT
The shipments OF wheat, as reported at the Pro-
duce Exchange yesterday were unusually large in
| comparison with those of several weeks past |
amounting to over a quarter OF million of bushels
Though there Is an Increased demand by shippers it
| is stated that large proportion OF that shipped
| Yesterday Oh account OF the clique" and that
| very little was on actual orders
new HOSPITAL BUILDING TO BE ERECTED.
Plans Tor new hospital building, to be used IN
connection with the 81. NlncenTs Hospital, were
filed yesterday The structure Is to be tour stories
mgh win front OF brick and Bellevlle stone and
a mansaTd ROOF, and 1t Is to cost Tl50OO0. Ii Is TO
have frontage of 1873 feet an Iweltth-st east OF
Seventh-avc., and II will extend ortyeght feet to-
ward Eleventh-st. The owners are the Sisters of
Charity William Schlckcl IL the architect
THE TRIAL OF HANFORD AND MELIUs POSTPONED |
judge DOuOhuc yesterday adjourned the Court OF
Over and lermIner for the term. The adjournment
was made necessary by the illness of Judge Noah
Davis who had been assigned To hold the court |
The trial OF George +. ianford and George Melius
who stand indicted for neghgently causing the |
death OF several persons III the railway collision III
January last ut Spuyten DuyVIl, was adjourned |
until tho autumn.
DETECTIVE ToOKERs INJURIES.
A circular signed by many cltlzcns, was sent to |
the trustees OF tue Riot Relief Fund last month"; |
ashIrfg attention 10 the of Detective Jacob
locker OF the Nineteenth Precinct, VINO was shot |
| III the head by burglar Thomas liennessey. on |
February H. and was Ill for many weeks. William |
II. Appleton, of the trustees wrote To the Board
OF Ponce yesterday, saying: The case, as stated
seems to warrant our attention but, before taking
any action, we desire to know tho opinion of the |
Commissioners" The Board directed Supcrintend- |
cnt Nalllng To make report on lockers