New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-03
NETWORK CITY.

AT No ~ Suiolk-st. yesterday and was killed
FINDING THE BODY or A SOLDIER.
The body of an unknown man. about lwehiy nv tTo
years old, wearing the uniform Of private III anr
United States Army. was found in the WAFER near
Port Morris yesterday. 1t is believed that the man
was drowned several weeks ago
INJURED BY A RUNAWAY HORSE. =. 90
Charles s. Goodrich an old man living at No al
Bleccker-st., was injured III front OF ~ Ihh i
Building by runaway horse attached 10 uiaS
yesterday. He was sent to his nome III All 'n''u-
lance.
A WARNING FOR MARINERS. ,
General Newton sent n communication to the
Pilot Commissioners yesterday. statlhR ma, ~
would on Tuesday moor the United states nrIIl
scow upon Pot Rock in the middle OF Hell Gaze.
He requested that notice of the fact should DC gwen
in the newspapers in order that c0llIohs nignV oe
avoided.
CATHOLIC PRIESTS RETURNING TO THIS CITY -,
More than 100 secular priests belonging 10 inc
various Roman Catholic churches III TINS cry anu
vicinity mot including either Brooklyn OF Jetse{
Cityl who have been making spiritual retreat AT
the ST. JOseph's Provincial Seminary In Troy, sicc
Monday evening last, by order of Cardinal McClos-
key, returned to New-iork yesterday ailerioon'
MISSIONARIES FOR THE EAST.
A party of missionaries who have been sent to
India and Burnah BY the American Baptist Mis-
sionary Union sailed yesterday 13r EUROPE
Fl Thcy the were An' fEs Rev De- K Royal and
wife. f. Cute and wife, b ? Cross and " VIE
L. j. Dcnchfeld and wife, j. r. Case Mrs, VI, -
Davidson and Mrs I. IL. Everl large mum
Der of friends babe the party farewell at the pier
FOUND INSENsIBLE IN THE STREET;
German about sixty years old was found lnsen-
slble III Twentieth-st., near fiith,ave', yesteIdy
afternoon. He was removed to tine New-lork HOS
pita where the surgeons said that he was sunerlhB
from hemorrhage OF the brain. From papers I'D ms
pocket II was learned that he was trederlck ot"dl,
a sailor. lie had money and 1t cOuld not ne
learned where he had bcel staying III the Guy; iIo
surgeons said last evening that the man probably
would die without regallllng CONSCIOUSNESS
A SCULPTOR IN A POLICE COURT
A man "A ho said that he Charles FRANCOIS La
fayctte, sculptor, of No. 90 Eiurld9e-Ssl., anu
who claims to be descended IRON General General
LAFAYETTE was charged In the Essex Market Court
Yesterday with ntOxicaton. The prisoner salu
that he was seventy-two years old. lie was Dorh
in Newt Orleans of q German mOtner anu rIenc Ii
father who was killed III the war. As ne was stlI
under the influence of liquor he was locked up Tor
the night.
THE FUNERAL OF JAMES LoRIMER GRAHAM
The funeral of james Lorimer Graham tooh Ptac a
Yesterday morning at his house, no. * WIS.,
Ientl-st The services which consisted OF prayer
and the reading of the Presbyterian burial service
were conducted by the Rev. DIR. Charles I. Deems,
an old friend of General Graham. The attendance
was small a few of Mr.. Grahams old friends Delng
present There We're no pall-6earers- ne In,eI
ment took place in the family vault IN iIlhlty
Cbnrcbyard Among the mourners were Edward
c. Craham, brother of the dead man Mrs LOUISA G
Channey, a niece, and two nephews, James L. "ra-
ham, IT,, and Colonel James NJ Narnunl.
PUSHING BOY IN THE WATER.
Officer McCauley, of the Nineteenth Precinct, saw
Dsvid Van Valen of No. 2O2 East Twenty -second-
ST.. Yesterday deliberately push boy, eight years
of age Cornelius Kelly, into the river Mt the toot
If Fast Fifty-tirst-st. Van Valen then went on
board a vessel, leaving the boy TO his late. NC
C9nIev sprang into the water and rescued the boy,
ho Sas sinking and then he arrested Van Yaen,
Who was arraigned i'll the Yorkvlllc Police Court.
There the prisoner stated that lie had Deen mucn
annoyed 10y the boys of the nogl9orhoOd anu ulh AZ
seeing one Of his tormenors standing on the peer ne
could not resist the temptation to push MN liO tne
Tvater although he did not intend to hurt him. lie
was held by Justice Power for tral.
BROOKLYN.
Permits for the erection of thlrty-tWo new buld-
ings were granted last week.
Tho Ensconal school at ST. GATHERINGS Hall, No.
9s6 Washin gton-ave., was broken INTO by burglars
at an early hour yesterday morning, aud property
worth $240 was carried on
The Rev. Albert j. Lyman, pastor OF the South
Congregational Church. who has been travelling IN
Europe and the Holy Land sailed rom LlCerpooi
Yesterday in the steamer iarIhln Oh tnc ~ IL
Line, and Will resume his uu'l0' upon WV avn "
slant.
David 6. Stewart, ex-Alderman Of the Seventh
Ward and Stalwart has been appointed the SO
mechanic by NJ. J. Dady. SUPERINTENDENT OF deri
Bindings Stewards duty Will be to supeTyiso ne
erection of the new United States Barge Olhce at
Battery Park.
John Antoni, an Italian boy fourteen years OF age
Who lives with his mother at No 1877 kosc usco st,
threatened to shoot her yesterday because she re-
fnsed 10 give him money She screamed for holp,
and the neighbors coming IN me boy s,araer up 'e
the Ninth Precinct. AS the officer was about 10
seize tbe boy the latter drew single barrced pls-
tol and shot himself through the lett hand. "hen
arrested he said that he intended to XII hlinsei.
His mother preferred a charge against him OF threat
onng her life and after having his hand dressed he
was locked up.
"a" The Musical Moke," as Thomas Regan is known
al the variety theatres where he performs, Is III
tronble Mary Ann his wife, from whom he Is sep
arated accused him yesterday before Chle1 Judge
Nelson, OF the City Court, OF stealing from nci
their little SON. Thomas, and OF refusing 10 support
her The boy was produced by the father Oh a
writ of ma beas cOrpus Regan denied the allegations
and charged that his wife was not proper person
t0 have charge of the child that She had lett MS
nome of her own free WILL to become the mistress OF
anotbcr man. and that she was III the habit OF get
tIng drink and associatng with disreputable
people The Judge reserved his decision.
JERSEY CITY.
Some children were climbing on the back OF an
ice wagon and john Schober, the driver. chased
them and catching "A little glr, Bridget Gus, hung
her violently away. The chllds head struck against
the ice-tongs and she was severely cut. Scnober
was arrested and required to give bail to appear for
examination.
Edward DnrLin. the negro who is suspected of n
nnmber of burglares in several cities, was COM
mitfed to the PenItentiaTy yesterday Tor three
months. Although moro than two hundred pawn
tickets for stolen property were found III his house
in south FIith-aye., tins city, no one came IorWhId
to claim any Of the property
Runert Grcenidge, OF No. q Newark-ave., was
driving though Brrgen-avc III company win a
lady on Friday night when his horse leii over Il
nile of stones and dirt near Belmont-dNe Inc lady
was ne ned out of the wagon but III the darkness
she fell into trench excavated for the purpose OF
LAYING waterpipe AMI was seriously Injured ABOUT
the mead ana BODY
The conductor of a Midland Railroad train was
accosted on Friday night by Withholding man IN
one of the cars, who complained that the engine
| WAS not behaving itself properly. The conductor
lap, to her great alarm. When he was removed, tho
| man became violent and IT required the cforts or