New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-03

Broadway Underground Connecting Railway suit Su-
William r. Garrisons funeral in University Place
Presbyterian Church
NETWORK CITY.
FOUND FLOATING IN THE NORTH HVER.
The body of an unknown man was l9unu Scs' tn
day by the police floating III the North hiVe' up
site Bloomiied-st. 1t was dressed IN DEick 'io"-
| sers and red shirt and was much deconpoSeu'
| DEATH FROM STARVATION.
| August We'll, twenty years DID, dled al Mount
| Sinai Hospital on Friday from starvation. owing
| 10 o disease of the throat he was unable TO t~Ac
food III sufficient quantity to sustain lie.
Yesterdays ARRIVALS AT CASTLE GARDEN;
Reside those who arrived on the Nevada, there
were landed Mt Cas- le Garden yesterday, SOY i'm
| migrants from the Gciser. from Copenhagen go
| from Bremen; 4S3 by the Nede1land, ana 24o by
! the De Ruyter, from Antwerp.
| SHOT IN THE KNEE.
| Abram Kinsellea, Of Robbins-aye between one one
| hundrcd-and-forty-slxth and Ohe-hundreu-au na
| forty-seyenth-sts was shot in the right knee yes
| terday BY James Murphy. of the same place. Inc
! wound is not considered serious: hlnselea refused
| to make a complaint against Murphy, but ne was,
nevertheless, locked up the Thirty Precinct
| Police Station-hOusc.
EXPLOSION OF A STEW-PAN.
| Mrs Lucy Evans, of No 296 Moti-st was serl-
| ousy injured on Saturday morning By the expo,
sion of a porcelain stew pan, which she had placcu
on a stove without taking the preCaatlon OF putting
water into 1t. The pan, on becoming heatGd, Durst
! into many fragments, which flew III all directions
| Some of the pieces struck Mrs Evans on the lace
| aud shoulders, and inflicted painful wounds
PASSING A PIsABLER STEAMSHIP ST, A,I5iiIP uo.4o,d,r
from Antwerp, on June %, i'll latitude As north,
! longitude 60 10 west, passed. the French steam
ship Paris, from MaIseilles Tor New OK, AS Sno
! was not under way II was believed size was making
| repairs 20 her engines. She declined assistance
when it was offered. The DE Ruyter also passed sew
| eral icebergs on the Banks
ARRIVAL OF FRENCH HORSES.
| The National Line steamship France, which ar
| rived yesterday under special charter brought
| los Percheron horses, 81 colts and 1oaIs. ihey
are 10 be forwarded to stOcKtarins in limos lOr
breeding purposes, and are SAID to be Inc hnesl col
| lection of French horses ever brought here. Ihey
are dOcie, intelligent and of immense strength.
They cost on an average about 81 200 each, some OF
them being valued as high as -, 600. steamer OK
the Monarch Line has also been chartered. TO saii
from Havre on Thursday next, with seyenty-llVe
more OF the PercherOn breed OF horses TO be sent 10
Illinois.
BROOKLYN.
Mayor Low has removed to his summer residence,
one Of the finest houses III Garden Clty, l.; l. nc
expects TO be at his office IN the City Han every
day as usual,
While intoxicated yesterday morning Michael
Vne age forty-two, of No. 43 Box-St., fell III the
area of his house and fractured the base OF his
skull He was taken to St. GATHERINGS Hospital.
Mrs Mary Moriarty, age eighty-three, of No 1919
Greene-st, while visiting at the mouse OF her son III
nda-st., yesterday, Tell down STAIRS anu Drohe her
neck. She died III short tllle
JE GrinueI smoke in Plymouth Church last even
mo He detailed the causes leading up TO the great
temperance victory at the polls II emo last week,
and spoke OF the destruction wrought by inc
tornado which swept over he City OF GTinnell and
| killed nearly forty persons.
While PLAYING in 1hird-ave., between Twenty
first and Twenty-second-sts, yesterday afternoon
| Albert l.. Ward age eight, OF NO. O33 lhlrd-aNc,
| was run over by a Hamllton-ave car. lie received
| a lacerated wound of the abdomen and other III
! iurles which will probably prove fatal.
A poll-parrOt in a store near the South Ferry IN
Atiantic-ave., causes much amusement by his queer
| speeches. When a girl or woman passes the store
he halls them with, An tAere cheese IL, , anu
are going toward the ferry to Hurry up sissy or
you'll miss the boat" Large crowds collect around
| has cage daily.
three Of No. l13 Fourtcenthst, and William Fltz-
! patrick, age thrty-SiX of No. 1913 Iwelfth-st
| Broollyn went 10 the clearinghouse of George
smith, No. l93 Centre-st, Ill that Guy, ana, saying
| that they had come from PlttSDafg, asked lOr
| board. They were shown room about to DC va
| cated by Mr. and Mrs George Is. Dean and while IN
il stole diamond ring aud an amethyst ring worth
| SLY, belonging to Mrs. Dean: They were alter
! ward arrested III Ihlrd-aVe, and the rings found III
| possession OF Gully.
JERSEY CITY.
| Having nothing to do yesterday the regular and
| special policemen at the Central Eallroad Pepot
made "a descent some baseball players, and cap
| tured twenty-seven bows, about one hall OF whom
| live i'll New-York. They were locked up Ill the
| Fourth Police Precinct Station
| Georgina Meckert and Matilda Steinbrenner, two
of the party in the coach which was struck by To-
! comOtIve engine on Friday evening at TIE County
| Road crossing of the Ncw-1Ork, Lake Ere ana
| Western Railway were in dying condition last
night and all hope of their recovery has been aDan-
! doned Freebooter Stelnbrenner and the other
| members of the party are recovering
LONG ISLAND.
| EAroNs NECK-Joseph Ritter, age five, was
| found drowned at EatOns n EEK on Saturday
| CENTREPORT.-AlexandcrG Gardiner, of Ccntrcport
hao nineteen sheep killed by dogs on Friday night
last.
| SAG HARBoR-R. II. Harris has been appointed
Deputy Collector of the uort of sag Harbor III the
| place OF Charles ID. Ravens, resigned.
| PORT MISUNDERSTANDING sailing YES
| sells were raklng clans on Friday ana Saturday on
| the newly discovered clam-bed oil Fort Washing
ton The boats average about ten bushels day.
| Long ISLAND CITY.-The Long Island strawberry
season for 1852 Is substantially over, shipments 10
the Boston market ending on Saturday. 1he season
has been below the average as to Yield quaIlty ana
prices.
| HUNrINGroN.-The Board of Excise Commits
| sioners Of the Town of Huntington have informed
the uuOr-dealers III the town, that they must not
| sell more than one glass OF hquor day To the
| labOrers employed In the ckyaTds, under pen
| atty of the forfeiture OF their licenses.
STATEN ISLAND.
| STAPLETON.-Servces were held yesterday in a
large tent erected III Washington Park, at staple
ton and will be continued every Sunday during the
summer.
| SoUTHFIELD.- Clerk William II. Dough-
crfv of SOuthiield was bur ed on saturday. lie
died pauper in tine Richmond County Poorbouse.
CAsTLEroN.-Tax Collector Kenny, of Castleton,
has made his return to the County Treasurer. lie
las collected during the year SJ9,6oO Oh
RACING CARRIER PIGEONS.