New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-26
NEW-YORK CITY.


There will be music on the Mall in Central Park
at p. III. to-day, c. A. Cappa, director.
The Offices of Drexel. Morgan ~ Co., ut wal ana
Broad-sts were lighted last night with the Edison
electric light.
LOWER PRICES FOR PETROLEUM
The petroleum. market was disturbed yesterday
by reports that several new oil wells had been
opened eight miles south of Cherry UroFe' anu
prices depressed Do cents a barrel
A MORTGAGE GIVEN BY A MUSICAL SOCIETY,".
The Beethoven MaenneTchor Eas gwen 10 .no
Washington Life Insurance Company MORTGAGE
on the property Nos. 30 and 212 Flfth-s as secur
ity for the payment of a loan advanced Dy iha'
company of $4,000 IN five years
SHOOTING Ills WIPE.
Joseph Blangey the lettercarrer VINO Snoi ms
wife Elizabeth at their home. No. 400 East Eighty
eeveuth-st ON Thursday night was arraIgneu III the
Harlem Police Court yesterday. The accused lhaI
was committed by Justice White to await the result
of the injury inflicted.
EIFLEMrN STARTING FOR AMERICA
The British soldiers who constt utc the rifle team
that will shoot against the American team IN me
International Military Match at CreedmooT on
September il and 10. Will sail from Liverpool to-
dav. and are expected to arrive here on september
3 or 4.
FArLURE II WHITE STREET.
Iouis Woilstcin x Co. manufacturers OF cloakS,
skirts and suits at NO - Nhlte-st made an ASSEM-
ment yesterday TO Moses >. tahh W!houl
reference BradStrces esllma IS the Liabilities a;
from 500. 900 to 100 900. OF which $4,000 Is lor
borrowed money and the balance Tor merchandise.
SUIT TO RECOVER DAMAGES FOR 4 COLLISION,
In the United states District Court yesterday the
papers were filed in suit brought by the iron
owners of the iuRboat II. Il. Wmpplf. Inc sun
grows out of collision between the SltaulDoa'
PEGASUS and the barge Alieuuale on july u. lhe
collision occurred While the barge was being turned
ny The Nmppe.
DESTITUTE HEBREWS TO BE SENT HOME.
The Rus.ian Emisranl AID Society " II send back
to Europe. on Wednesday next, eighty destitute
Hebrew eXilcS. wh1 axe wholly uHlItted LOT WORK
and who, II they should Icman here, would nave
TO be supported by charity. committee OF the
society viii 20 to Nncland 10 investigate the Jew
lsh colony there on Monday next.
HANLAN CHALLENGES ROSS To ROW NEXT JUNE.
Edward ilauian, ,hc oaIaman, has written lettcr
to say that ho viii row Wallace Ross 1ouI or hVe
mIics on any course between lOiontoand NeW-i orN
City, next june. for $1,000 side ana the cham
pIonshlp OF the void. Jlanan has recently recoy-
cred from q severe illness, and has decided not 10
Tow any race THIS year.
An EXPRESS CONPANY's PURCHASE.
The Baltimore and ONO Express Company pur-
chased on Thursday. the horse, wagons and liar
ness which have been IL the service OF a. !. stew
art IL Co. The sale included about sixty horses ana
halt as many wagons The stable at Iblrd and
Woostel-sts., will he used rs heretofore. Ii was
stated yesterday at the office OF the express com
pany, No. G3 Broadway, tnat the purchase price
was about $4,000.
BROOKLYN.
Captain Shaw, of the London Fire Department,
visited the ire Headquarters and several engine
houses in Brooklyn yesterday.
Mrs Ellen Burnett of No. 112 Waucn-st.. died
vest .rlay M S. Peters Hospital from the effects OF
fall from indow at her nome On tuesday.
Mayor Low refused yesterday to marry Antonio
Yane.lo ana Mary CouIello TWO Itaans on the
ground OF the youth of the gIf VINO sand she was
hieen, but did not look more than Twelve.
George g. brown. of the Eighteenth Ward, has
been appointed by Controller senior bond clerk, 10
succeed Robert Courtney, VINO has accepted a posi-
ton III the IRON ami steel works OF Corning Co., III
Albany.
husband arrested Yesterday for striking her with
the sharp edges of the lids of the family Bible,
which he used a. "a weapon IN an unprOvOked as
SAUL.
A warrant was secured yesterday for the arrest of
Mrs Mary Koelcr, of No. 3jG Fourth-st., +. d., for
beatlng Mrs. Feckc, Of Srventh-si over the head
with Il loaf Of bread-one OF the long, hard var
nisbod lOaves known as schwaIZ-br0d."
HUGH McCruden age eight, was arraigned before
justice Kcuna upon he charge % brcdhlng pancl
in a door and "a mirror IN he house 81 MIS- bridget
McKeegan, OF No. 1893 Green-st; lie BOWED DIS
maiiV IN the courtroom and was let OIL by the JUS
tee on he score OF his youth.
Ellen Murphy. q wel-known shop-lIfter whose
picture is III the Rogues' Gallery under the name OF
catherine Murphy. was sentenced To sixty days IN
the PemtentIary for shop-lttng yesterday; On
thursday She was seen TO drop two suits of clothes
in front of the store 81 Il. Motifs, No IA ful0n-
81 out OF winch she had just come with Il man. ne
man fled, winnie bystaudor, who saw her drop the
clothes, called poii cenan.
whose bookhceper, Edwin Hope ran away with
$1G7 q few days ago, claims that the Brooklyn d.
tcCtIVe-, whose ana was sought, Qld nOtlNg tOWatu
elecIng Hopes arrest, not even coming ~ TINS city
10 look f0r hm. Mir. Cragg and his brother got m
formation ~ TO where Hope was, and traced him
to iagara where his arrest was elected. Hope Is
now in the IOmbs awallng trial.
JERSEY CITY.
Pleuro-pneunnonia is prevalent among the cattle
IN the northern part of Hudson Comfy. 1t Is said
that cows icted with the disease are killed and
the meat sold.
Mary Clay. o. No. Il Bleecker-st, New-York, was
committed 10 the County PcnltentlaTy yesterday
for ninety days. She was arrested while going
about from house to house with pack OF cards Of
fcIIng TO tell fortunes for small consideration.
john Walter and Charles Owen, the two conf
de nee men who were arrested III the Pennsylvania
Railroad depot on Wednesday, While attempting TO
swindlc Il cOuntryman, had examination before
JUDGE SusIng yesterday morning, and were COM
mttcd to the fenltcntlaTy Tor three months.
Charles Henderson and Henry Dubois, who were
arrested on the Hill last SATURDAY on suspicion of
beng the perpetrators OF several heavy sneak rob
berries ana who refused to give any information
about themselves were identified yesterday by De-
tectyes Cossrove and Hamilton, from the New
York Central Police Office, professional sneak
thieves HendcrsOn's picture is in the "Rogues'
Gallery and lac Is known III the profession as
sleepy Gus
At2 O'Clock Yesterday afternoon Policeman Null
cox, of The Fourth Precinct. saw man walking
down the sioop OF the house OF Dr. ildwci, on Eye
ave. lie had large clock under ms arm, ana as he
actcd IN suspIcIOuC manner the policeman hailed
him. Without looking around the man dropped the
clock and started on a run down the avenue. The
policeman followed MN, ana dItcr "A uNcly chase
captured hIm In his possession was found "A set OF
surgical instruments belonging 10 the physician. At
the station house the man, who was wei dressed,
gave his name as Joseph Harms, and sad he lived
in Boston. lie was locked up for examination on
charge OF entering ana stcallng.
NEW-JERSEY.
HoBoKEN-Ihc house of w. A. Mason No 416
Boomield-st., was entered on Thursday night by
burglars, who carried away slverware and Jewelry
worth $1,000.
BLRGEN COUNTY.-A one-yeaT-old daughter of
Charles Males living at Cherry Lane, few mics
from Paterson, fell nom window while asleep Oh
Thursday night The distance was twelve feet.
The cnIlu's injuries are fatal.
PATERSON. William hartford a carpenter, age