New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-10
PUTTING OFFICIALS UNDER L


evening, TO meet DIR. Wilson b. Carpenter, OF Loh-
don.
PUTTING OFFICIALS UNDER BONDS.
IN 80 Of the Produce Exchange Su-
perintendent Grant, Cashier Relchmahn anu oendIs,
who handle the money of the Exchange, yesterday
filed bonds In the sum of $4,000 eacn
FINED FOR ADULTERATING MILK. -
Francis Kempf milk dealer who was accused by
Sanitary Inspector j. Blake White OF selling adul,
Eighty -iiffI-st. on August 81, pleaded guilty
$40.
HELD FOR sTABBING A MAN TWICE
CASPER Sarfilo an Italian shoemaker, who on Sat
urday night stabbed Terence Mel aughlln, OF NO. 81
JacNson-st in the back and head, was held III the
Essex Market Police Court yesterday 10 await 'ho
result of McLaughlin's injuries.
FOUND DROWNED IN THE NORTH RIVER
The body of an unknown drowned man was found
in the North River at the foot of Vestry-st yesler
day. 1t was sent to the Morgue by me ponce, VINO
furnished the following description " ADout tnlrty
wears Old five feet and six inches high. dark mar,
cut short, lightred moustache, gray sack coat oaIA
trousers and galter shoes"
A COMPLAINT OF PERJURY DISMISSED.
The Grand Jury yesterday dismissed the COM
plant against Jessie Mallard who was charged Dy
Joseph A. Levi with perjury In having sworn 1hat
child of theirs living. Both Lew ana MISS
Maiiard were witnesses before the Grand jury.
The examination was had before Police Justice
Murray, who held the Young woman for perjury.
MEETING OF BAPTIST PREACHERS.
vestcrdav at No. o Murray-st Dr. Scofeld called to
the attention of the convention the necessity OF
founding a home for Infirm clergy. DR.. Marsh, OF
New Brunswick read an essay 80 The Exegete
and the Theologian," which evoked an animated
discussion.
ABOY's CARELESS USE OF BRICK.
Edward Kelley age 49, threw a brick from the
roof of No. 800 Mouroe-st., on Sunday evening 1t
struck Thomas Edwards, age thirteen VINO lives i'll
that house. on the head. He was sent to Bellevue
HOSPITAL and it is feared that his skull is fractured
In the Essex Market Police Court Yesterday Kelly
was remanded to await the result Oh Edwards IN
juIieS.
GIVING A STEAMSHIP A NEW NAME.
In accordance with the purpose of the Neither
lands American Steam Navigation Company to name
their steamships after cities III the Netherlands,
the steamship Nederland has been renamed the
Seerdam. She has been handsomely fitted up and
has been arranged that the comfort of passengers
Will be amply attended 10.
A FAIR IN AID OF ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH.
fair in aid of the Roman Catholic Church of the
TRANSPORTATION. in hottest, will be held Pyth-
agoras Hall. Nos 1874 and 1876 Canal-st., from Octo
Der 10 to October 81 Some necessary alterations
and repairs made in the church and school dur
ing the summer and the object of the fair is to de-
fray these expenses.
CHARGED WITH EMBEZzLEMENT
Charles ". Kelsey, age hlr'y-lour years, of
No. 326 Fifteenth-st, Brooklyn, was taken before
Justice Morgan, yesterday, at the I0mbs Pollce
Court. on complaint of Wagner d Kllam, whole
sale grocers Nos "A and 76 Murray-st, for having,
while in their employment, embezz ed the sum of
5000 He was committed for trial in default of
81, 900 bail.
STILL SHOWING COURAGE IN CHALLENGES.
Tug Wilson having failed to fulfil his engage
ment TO meet Jimmy" Eliot IN the prize ring,
Elliot claimed the championship OF America George
Rooke, "a pugihst OF this city, has now challenged
Elliot to hight for the championship and $1,000 a
side Meantime, Dir. sullivan Is starring"
through the country preserving digniiied and dis
dalnfu silence, no one Of the champions" cares
to challenge hlil'
A CONTROLLING POWER NOT EASILY SECURED.
At the meeting of the Marine Society, yesterday,
ID =.
appointed 10 represent the interests of the society in
NJ, efforts TO secure control OF the Seamen's Fund
and Retreat which has been advertised 10 be sold.
han waited on the State Controller; but III spite OF
their efforts bring the matter to conclusion, the
property had not yet been disposed of.
DYING FROM DRINKING wHIsKEY.
Coroner MeIkle yesterday morning held the in
oneSt in the case OF William Reed, age eight who
died september 10 from the effects of liquor drunk
Snnno-sf From the testimony submitted 1t was
snnposed that the boy had stolen into the saloon
ond drank the drlppngs from the barrels of wills
KEY. verdict 10 thls eHect anu generating Qulg-
lev was rendered.
CHOOSING OFFICERS FOR THE NEXT YEAR.
The thirty -ninth annual meeting OF the New
York Association for improving the Coalition Of
The following officers and managers were elected
for the ensuing year; President, Howard Potter;
vice-nresldents K. l.. Kennedy, IL +. Pelew, &. L.
ChanIlcr Rutherfurd Stuyvesant and Robert Cor
don treasurer K. b. Mlnturn recording secre-
tarv Il. L. Cutting; corresponding secretary and
agent, JOhn Do"ne'
THE NETWORK ACADEMY OF SCIENCES.
number of persons present last evening at
the meeting of the Geological Section OF the New
York Academy Of Sciences, at No, u west thirty
frst-st A letter was read from Chevaller Wartegg
accepting an appointment as the sOcety's CORE
snondent at London. After the members had ex
hrIhItrd n number of interesting geological speci-
mems. +. Cape Whitehouse delivered an address OH
g The Caves OF the Island of Stafa; are they not
artiIclaiT
BROOKLYN.
The Commissioners of Excise granted 542
licenses the past tnlee monIns lor winch
So. $50 was received.
The building of the Reformed Episcopal Church
of the AtOnement, at Marcy-avc. and keap-st. hav-
mg been completed, 1t was formally reopened on
Sunday.
The Board of Aldermen passed unanimous reso;;
luton Yesterday supporting the Constitutional
Amendment in favor OF the abolition OF tolls on
the canals.
Two dodgers in the Annex Hotel, near Fulton
Ferry Theodore Hattie, age twenty-three, aud
William Hieskie, age twenty-six, sulOcat ted
in their room yesterday morning by illuminating
gas.
While some steers were being driven from the foot
of North Ninth-st TO JohnsOn-dve yesterday Of
them escaped and rushed through the streets. The
brute shot by policeman at North First and
Tenth-ss.
While out of his mind on Sunday night Peter
Beaver age lift y-One, Jumped from the second-story
window OF his home at Bushwick,ave. and AOer-
deen-st, and fractured his skull. lie was taken TO
ST. GATHERINGS Hospital.
The quarterly report of Police Commissioner
Jourdan shows that 643 policemen and officers
on the force 7457 arrests we've made: 2,901 street
lamps were found unlighted AZ lost children
were found and 2,025 persons were lodged III the
police stations.
The Puritan Congre gational Church, at Lafayette
and Marcy-aves, has given a call TO the Rev. DIR.
r. r. IugersO of the Middle Reformed Church,
10 succeed the Rev. Samuel COlcord. who has
signed. DR.. Ingersoll has informed the Conslstory
of his church of the CALL and 1t is deemed probable
that he will accept.
While at the service Sunday evening in a
colored church in AtlantIc-aye.. David H. Showery
was called 70 the door by policeman and arrested
for stealing $40 from a girl with whom he had
been living. ShOwery has been the colored coach
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