New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-09
NETWORK CITY.

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NETWORK CITY
Buildings reported I'M safe Yesterday: Nos 20
and 0s Baxter-st., 1913 and 125 Walker-s'', anu
No. So Eighth-ave.
William Van Antwerp is to bnild four-story
dwelling at FIfth-aye and Fifty-thirdst. ~ cost
OF $4,000. The plans were filed yesterday
The City of Montreal from Liverpool, with l,3oS
immigrants; the Serya, from HamDHIR' YIN
and the Cornwall from Bristol with 70, arrived
yesterday.
PosTpoNEMENT OF A REGATTA. j,
Owing to the fact that 80 many OF the yachts vi
the Atlantic Club are making ready for the annnai
prize regatta on Tuesday next the Ladies Day ne
gatta, which was to be sailed tomorrow, mas oeeh
postponed until June "a.
THE FUNERAL OF HERMANN RIETZEI-
The body of Hermann Rietze the young pianist
drowned with Comfy, the bass singer, near brattie
boro week before last, has been brought 10 thi rs
CITY, and the funeral will be held tomorrow al 10
a. M in St. James's Evangelical Lutheran Chui0h
in Fifteenth-st near Second-ave.
SALE OF PROPERTY BY AN ENGLIsHMAN.
Sir Bache Cunard. of Nevill Holt. England; last
August paid $4,000 for the house at NO. % Mes'
erty 10 Susan Franklyn. who Yesterday sofa IL 10
Mrs. Sheppard Knapp for $4,000, over mortgage
of 1885, 200.
THE FESTIVAL FOR RUSSIAN REFUGEES:
Yesterday was the last day of the festival for te
Russian refugees in the Twenty third Ward Park,
at Observation-Disclosures scventh-st. ana Ihiru;
ave. In the afternoon two orchestras iuTnlsned
music the crowds that filled the park ana III li9
evening there ball that lasted until the small
hours of this morning. closing address was made
by Civil Justice Alfred Stecklcr.
AN INSANE APPLE WOMAN WHO is a CApIIALlsI
Officer Crowley, of the Fourteenth Precinct, took
to the Tombs Police Court Yesterday Nellle NC
Ginley, age seventy of No. 10 Ehzabeth-st on
charge of being Of unsound mind, ~ was statg il
that she had been for many years keeping an apple
stand in the street, and that she had accumulated
several thousand dollars. She was committed TO
the care of the Commissioners OF Charities anu Ior
rectlOn.
HIS WHISKY NOT SOLD FOR FIVE CENTS
John Duff a liquOr dealer at No. 225 Avenue A.,
was arraigned yesterday the 1orkvllle Ponce
SSHTt on eaf OF 2g So Child nne years Of
age, OF No. 5l9 East FIteenth-st. Dun dened lhe
accusation, and said that he never sold whskey
worth less than ten cents. lie was committed ny
Justice Bxby i'll 500 bail for trial.
THE INTERNATIONAL MILITARY MATCH,
Sir Henry Hallord, chairman OF the Britlsn COM
mitee having charge of the International Military
Rifle Match, has written a letter 10 inc Natiohal
targets in the match shall be those used In the co
try where the contest takes place. His proposal mas
been accepted, and this year the Crecd1oor tafgebs
will be adopted and next year the targets at I'M
bledon. The Wimbledon target Is Tour 1cet square,
and the CTeedmooT four feet by SIX.
THE FUNERAL OF DR.. JOHN F. GRAY.
The funeral of the late Dr. John +; Gray took
place Yesterday at 10 M at the run :, Avenue cn
Quoted the services Among those present were
Hamilton Fish, president of the New-York state
Society of the Cincinnati, of which Dr. Gray lau
for a number of years been the physician ID.
Fordyce Barker. DR.. Egbert Guernsey, Dr. william
H. White, DR.. Marcy Dr. McVicker, Dr. Ball, DE-
Hanford, of Brooklyn, ex-GoXernOr Edwin ~ MOT
gan and Miss Clara Louise Kellogg. The intcrment
was at Greenwood Cemetery.
BROOKLYN
The cnndav-schoos in the Eastern Sunday-school
Union including nine schools in the part OF the
city called Bowronvlle, paraded in Bushwick-ave
yesterday. About 400 children were IN line. Mayor
Low reviewed the parade at the South Bushwlck
Reformed Church.
While alone at her home in Frankn-ave., Fort
Hamilton, Mrs Catherine Riley age tfty-iive, was
burned to death on Tuesday. Her husband was
passing neighbor, who put Il out, but the woman
was dead. The cause of the fire is not known.
A limited divorce is sought by Mrs. Emile A
Arnott from James Arnott 1t is alleged that the
defendent is an habitual drunkard and refuses to
support his family. He asserts that he is willing to
support them if his wife will abandon her intention
of making their three daughters ballet-dancers
JERSEY CITY.
Tho contest between Michael Nathan and Hugh
Mnrnby for the Office of Street Commissioner has
been decided by the Supreme Court i'll favor of
Nathan.
Thomas Burke, age fifty, of No. 55s West Thirty
nnth-st this city, was caught Yesterday afternoon
between two cars at the Central Railroad Depot
and crushed to death.
The body of a man found hanging TO n tree in the
Glendale Woods on Wednesday morning has been
identified as that of CARA Sinlowitz, a native of
Hungary, who had been III this country two years
aand who left Joseph Berkowitz's house III Newark
ON Monday morning, with the intention OF going to
New-York to look for work.
NEWARK
Donati CrazianO an Italian living ut No Oh
FIqhth-ayc cut his throat with stllett0 carly yes
terday morning. 1t is thought that he Will die
The chief witness against Alderman A. p LIttell,
in the recent investigation OF the rlmOr that he had
taken a bIibe was eX-Alderman James l.. Marvin.
Mr. Littell was exonerated, and he has sued Mr.
Marvin claiming damages for defamation of char
actcr Mr. Marvins alleged offence consisted in
saving that an agent of McShane x Co., of Balti-
more mad told him that Alderman Littell received
bell.
NEW-JERSEY.
ELIZABETH-Mary Brown and Margaret Moore,
were yesterday convicted of larceny from the person
of Peter Clawson, of Newmarket. Clawson is an
old half-wtted man. whom the sisters persuaded
to board at their house by of them promising
to marry him. Before his friends got HIM away
from the women they succeeded in whecdling him
out of several hundred dollars, which he had re-
ceiyed for some land he had sold
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
RYE NECK-Burglars entered the house of DR..
John c. Jay on Tuesday night and stole consider
able quantity of valuable silverware. Dr. Jay was
confined to his bed by illness at the time.
STATEN ISLAND.
NEw-BRIGHToN-Char Bachelor driver was
thrown from truck yesterday at New Brighton.
ternal Injuries which may prove fatal. He was
tagpn IN me Smith IntirnarV at IOmD iusyillp