New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-27
NETWORK CITY.

A fvp
E;ahth.ovr the boulevard. Sixty-iirst-st. and the
GSnd C;rcie has beea sold by Manton Marble and
wife to Trenor w. Park for S2oO,0OO.
At special meeting yesterday Ihe Her S So nlic
odonted resolutions hOnorIng the memory OF jerome
! Collins The Herald correspondent ana hc'eoroio-
qist of the Jeanette Arctic expedition
ovrp THREE THOUSAND IMMIGRANTs LANDED.
The steamship Braunschweig rom brelllen INV.
ed | 1OJ immigrants at Castle Garden yesterday
The Cimbria, from Hamburg l,034, and the Hoi-
land, from LONDON, 40.
KILLED ny FALLING FROM \ FIRE ESCAPE .
Mrs Ann Ryan, fifty. wears old, fell from ilrc
escape Mt No. 81 Frank or-St Yesterday aud re-
ceived injuries from which she died at the CHAM
bers Street Hospital.
SETTING FIRE TO his CLOTHES.
Jacob Kemp seventeen years Old accIdentaiiy SET
fire 10 his clothing yesterday morning at ms nom"
in Third-avc., near Onc-bundred-and-s xty-slXth-
ST. and was seriously burned about the body.
A POLICEMAN SHOT IN TIE ARM
Officer John Harvey of the Thirteenth Precinct,
while arreslng John Smith, an cX-conVict, NJ
Cherry and Corears-sts las; night. shot in the
arm by "a man named Daniel MctrulIc, WHO cscapcu.
The wound was slight
A FESTIVAL IN AID OF HEBREW REFUGEES.
A festival will be held at the Iwenty-thirI ward
Park on June 9, and 3, IN and OF Hebrew nlini-
grants from Russia. The entertainment will in
cludc music, outdoor sports, athletic games. dane
ing. etc. Tickets may be obtained at No. 2ls west
Twenty-siXth-st.
THE IRON STEAMBOAT COMPANY's TRIPS.
The boats of the Iron Steamboat Company VIII
begin their regular tips TO CGney island today
They will start only from Pier No l, North
River and will make alternate and frequent trips
to both iron piers al COacy Island. Beginning on
Sunday they will leave Twenty third-st. stopping
at Pier No. l.
FLOWERS FOR MEXICAN WAR VETERANS.
The LIST Regiment New-YOrk Volunteers in tho
War with Mexico solicit subscriptions, plants and
flowers TO aid them in decorating on May 80 the
graves Of their comrades who are buried in New
York and its vicinity. Contributions of money or
flowers may be sent to Military Hall, No. 1913 Bow
cry.
FLOWERS AND FRUIT FOR THE SICK.
The New-YoTk Flower Mission has begun its work
for the summer. Contributions of flowers and fruit
requested for the sick poor IN hospitals and ten
ement houses. Aid from women IN making ana DIS
tributIng bouquets is needed. The rooms 81 the
Mission, No. $50 FOurth-ayc., rear. are open on
every Monday and Thursday from 10 a. III. TO
NOT KILLED BY ETHER.
l.. 6. Crane, a clerk, age fOrty-three, was taken
to the New-YOrk Hospital on Thursday in such
critical condition that there was only chance OF
saving his life by an operation Ether was admin
istcTed and the man died in the operation. 1t was
stated the hospital yesterday that he did not die
from the effect of the ether, but from the shock
caused by the operation
SENTENCED FOR a THEFT OF BONDS.
John Wood pleaded guilty yesterday in the Court
of General Sessions to stealing the $4,000 of bonds
lost by the messenger of the Mechanics National
Bank on May g. and sent TO the State Prison for
four and a half years by Judge Gildersleeve lie
was acquitted last week IN the same court of a
charge of like robbery from the messenger of
Pierre LOrilard.
CLOTHING FOUND TOO WARM.
About twenty Finanders, men, women and chill
dren, arrived yesterday Oh the steamship Holland
from London. Their costumes OF deer, fox and dog
SKINS with the fur worn inside, attracted consider
able attention. They were found by the wearers to
be uncomforiably warm. The men wore knee
brecchcs, with u short sack coat the women wore
heavy cloaks and the children sacks.
A NEW GAs-IIGHT COMPANY.
The Equitable Gas-Light Company of New-1Ork
was organized yesterday by the election OF William
Rockefeller president, James X. Keene vice-pres-
dent and T. n. Dckerson, ir., secretary and treas
urer 1t is the intention Of TINS company to supply
hydrogen gas, manufactured under the patents OF
the late Jessie du MOtay. to the residents of New
York The capital stock of tho company Is
$2,OO0O0O.
NEW TRANSATLANTIC STEAMSHIPS.
The Red Star Line. running between this port and
Antwerp, is having built at Liverpool two steel
steamships, for the Transatlantic trade, OF the high
est class. They will he 100 feet in length II feet
beam and 81 feet depth of hold. Each will have
accommodations for 100 passengers in the first and
second cabins and for 200 in the Storage. The
cabin accommodations will be ON the upper deck
amIdsllips. They are to be completed III time Tor
the season OF 1883.
COLLISION IN THE LOWER BAY.
While the steamer Raleigh, from Baracoa with
cargo OF bananas was lying OFF Quarantine yester-
day, she was run into by the iishng-smack Sterling
The latter was going down the bay under sail when
she was sudde..ly brought up in the wind and ran
into the port side Of the steamer, knocking hole IN
her side. carrying away the pilOi-house and a part
Of the bridge The smack lost some of her head
rigging. The damage to the steamer was above
the watcr-line.
THE CRANDALL CONPANY's EMBARRASSMENT.
The &. NJ. Cranda Company, manufacturer OF
toys ana building blocks has informed It's creditors
that receiver has been appointed to get the coz
Germ out OF the infringement resulting from the
affairs OF IarwOOd * Beckwith, the agents, at No.
20 Wanen-st., for whom Il receiver was recently
appointed. The company expects to resume work
al its factory in Montrosc. Penn, next week. No
statement has been gwen out yet TO the extent Of
the liabilities, but they believed TO be large
the company had considerable paper out
ENRAGED BECAUSE HIS FINGER WAS BURNED.
GotIeb Stretch, German lad fourteen years of
age who arrived in this country with his mother
and two brothers Tuesday, standing III the
rotunda of Castle Garden yesterday smoking
cigar George Zaln, son OF one OF the apple
women III the TOtuuda, approached Stretch, who
displayed a SNOWY gold chain attached to IA watch
in his waistcoat pocket, and began handling 1t with
idcrable freedom. Stretch slapped Zahns hand,
ana of the atteTS fingers struck the immigrants
cigar accidentally. This so augered Zahn that he
drew q pocket knife and deliberately stabbed
Stretch i'll the leg. The wound Is not dangerous.
BROOKLYN.
Work on the new surface road in SeYenth-ave. is
being pushed ra pidly. The rails have been laid to
Eightn-st.
The plumbing in the new Municipal Building
erected III 1875 is 10 be entirely replaced owing to
the bad sanitary condition OF the building.
The property Oh the southwest corner of Broad
way and Fourtl-st, now occupied by the Broadway
Theatre, has been sold to Henry NandeTberg tor
$4,000. lie purposes to erect Il business block
man who was evidently laborng under some
religious delusiOn rose in the Plymouth prayer
meeting last evening and remarked &" II there are
any here who want keys 10 Heaven they can get
them OF me alter the meeting is over"
Mayor Low has asked Governor Cornell to veto
the ATrearage bill which tho Legislature has passed.
The Mayors chief objection to the bill Is based
upon the substitution of William Bryan for Stephen
COndit III the Arrearages Commission by the As
sembly.
The jury in the Circuit Court yesterday brought IN
a verdict awarding $2l,O00 10 the plaintiff IN the
suit OF Franklin Horton, jeweller, against Public
Administrator sullivan, of New-Y York, az admins
traitor of the estate of John ID. Crazy, a diamond
pedler.
Mrs. Jacob Fretag. of No. 9S Hope-st was IA
tally burned on tuesday by the explosion OF kero-
sene which she was pouring on a ire Her hus-