New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-17
NEW-YORK CITY.

NETWORK CITY.
John Mcintyre. age seventy. fell down stairs on
Monday at No. 1888 Second-ave. lie died yester-
day from his injuries.
Unsafe buildings reported yesterday: Nos: 40
and AZ Lewis-st, 697 Third-ave., aud 226 East
One-hundred -and-eleventh-St.
BITTEN BY 4 VICIOUS HORSE
Robert VIM, seven years old, had portion oil
near his home at No. 555 West Thirty second-st
He was removed to the Roosevelt Hospital.
FIRE PORTRAITS AT MANHATTAN BEACH,
There will be pyroteGhnlc display AT Mammalian
| Beach tins evening. The programme promises
colossal fire portraits of GaTibaldi the patriot
| and Longellow the poet" The display IS 10 oe
| the first of a series at COney Island.
BURIAL OF ERAsTUs W. SMITH.
The Rev DIR. 1uttle conducted the funeral ser
vices of ErastlHW. Smith Yesterday at his late
j. 1ilden G. ii. Deamater, Peter Cooper Isaac
Odell, William Rowland and George II. Reynolds.
EXERCISES AT RUTGERS FEMALE COLLEGE.
Rutgers Female College will hold its Commence
church. at MadIsOn-ave. and FOry-elghth,st. After
the exercises there will be reunion of the gradu-
ates and friends of the college.
PLANS FOR A SEMINARY BUILDING.
Plans for the superstrnctnre OF the Union Theo-
logical Seminary building in FOurth-ave., between
SIxty-ninth and Seventeth-stS;; were filed at the
Buildings Bureau Yesterday. The cost Is estimated
at $262, 900 The foundations are TO cost S4l,
A STAY OF PROCEEDINGS IN MAJoYE's CASE.
Justice DOnOhue Yesterday granted stay OF exc
crtion Of the sentence OF death on Pasqqale Malone
until an appeal from the Judgment can be heard at
General Term. Malone killed his wife and mother
in-law, and was sentenced TO be hanged on June 70
VERDICT FOR JAMES GORDON BENNETT
James Gordon Bennett, iii 1872, began an action
in the Supreme Court against the city, to recover
81 l .327 CO. the value of certain official printing
The case was tried yesterday before Justice Dono-
hue who directed verdict for MIR. Bennett for the
amount claimed with interest
FAILURE OF CIGAR MANUFACTURERS
The failure of Epstein & liine, manufacturers of
Il, No too H.. tod
This result, il il claimed, is due TO losses by bad
debts The liabilities are reported at S230 900, OF
which $4,000 is for borrowed money aud 5000
for merchandise. The assets are placed at SlOOOO.
TRUSTEES OF GRATUITY FUND.
The trustees of the Gratuty Insurance Fund of
the Produce Exchange met Yesterday aud elected
secretary. 1t was resolved that as il was deemed
desirable that all members should become suhscrib
ers to the fund all members applying for admission
before July 10 may be elected upon payment OF
assessments upon all previous deaths
ST. JOINS COLLEGE ALUMNI.
The annual meeting OF the Alumni Association of
evening of Commencement Day next Wednesday,
at DelmOnico's, fifth-ayc., when officers will be
elected and the Alumni Purse will be presented for
tie best essay by student of the college. III Amer
lean literature. AL graduates Of ST. Johns are
invited 10 be present.
DEPARTURES FOR EUROPE
Miss Kate Field Professor Robert Foster, the Rev.
DR. Campbell Fair. Arthur Elliot and wife, Charles
Dickson and wife aud Gordon Sandman will sail
for Liverpool to-day on the lnman steamship City
of Berlin. Emil Lobeck, German Consul at lIa-
vana and Lieutenant j. p. Wiser, United States
Army, will sail on the North German Lloyd steam
ship Main for Bremen
WOUNDED WHILE lie WAS DRUNK.
| A policeman was sent TO the beer shop at No 191
Greenest. Yesterday consequence OF report that
the proprietor AdOph Nissen, had attempted TO Kill
| himself. The German was found much under the
influence of beer and bleeding from severe cash IN
the left arm which he had inflicted with razor.
lie not III condition TO tell why he hat cut
himself and it was believed by some of his friends
that he had not intended to commit suicide. lie
was removed TO 81. Nmcents Hospital.
ARRANGEMENTS FOR DAvITT's RECEPTION.
The Michael DavItt Reception Committee held a
largey-atended meeting at the Astor House yester
day afternoon Professor j. Il. BrOphy presided.
All the final ARRANGEMENTS for the demonstration
at the Academy on Monday, June 10, reported
as having been completed Mrs. Della T. S. Parnell
was added to the list of speakers In consequence
of the demand for tickets of admission TO the COM
mittee steamer which will go down the bay to meet
Mr. DayItt to-day, it decided to issue no moro
invitations.
THE BURGLARS WHO ENTERED NE. BoNNER's
| HOUSE.
John Brady of No sos West Fifty-ffth-st., and
Robert DOnOhue, alias Larkins of Thirty-ninthst.
and Ninth-ave., who captured on Thursday in
the cellar of Robert Bonners house, at No. West
Tlftv-secOnd-st were examined in the 1OrkvillO
Police Court yesterday. They both pleaded drunken
ness as an excuse and were committed by Justice
Otterbourg for trial MI PiiGe, ne brewer whose
by one of the prisoners as part OF the property
stolen from him. He will appear a witness
against the prisoners
A DISHONEST COOK ARRESTED.
Ernest NJ. SapOtas keeps a boarding house at No.
40 Lexngton-ave., and he had III his employ as
cook and waiter Cuban, eighteen years of age,
Benjamin Alboreda. On June -. the Cuban ran
away with wearing apparel belonging TO his en-
ployer worth $3.50, and clothing worth 500 and $l3
In money belonging to bOarder Isaac !. Acadia.
On Thursday night Sapotas met his cook III the
street wearing pair of the stolen trousers and he
caused his arrest In the Yorkyille Police Court
adj ia fkp md
was committed in 5 1000 bail to answer.
FIRING TWO SHOTS AT HIS BETRoTnED.
Phillip Schaeier, age twenty-eight, of Flatbush-
ave, Brooklyn, was arraigned yesterday at the
Tombs for having attempted TO shoot Anna ShusteT,
age twenty-one. IN tit of jealousy, at No. 1Gl
Westinghouse. He was arrested by Officer Catlow,
of the twenty -seventh Precinct, after having dis
charged two barrels Of revolver at her. When the
case came for hearing before Justice Gardner IT
appeared that SChaeier and Miss Sinister had been
engaged for several months and hsealousy had been
excited by her conduct. She refused to prosecute
the complaint. Schaeier was fined $40 for disorder
" conduct and $40 Tor having pistol III his posses
| sion without "A permit and was committed III de-
| fault of payment.
W. /. sAwYERs SENTENCE POSTPONED.
William T.. Sawyer, the electrician who con-
victed III the Court of General Sessions several
months ago of assault on DR.. TheOphius Steele,
| was taken yesterday before Judge Gildersleevc.
| The sentence has been delayed, pending appeal
which has recently been decided 10y the General
Term against the prisoner He was surrendered by
one of his bondsTen and has been III the Tombs for
several DAYS William C. Beecher, formerly Assist
ant District-AttOmcy, who had charge OF the case
when it was trial. moved for sentence on the
prisoner but on the motion of Mr. SaWyers cOun-
sci he was remanded until Wednesday.
CUTTING HIS THROAT WHILE INSANE.
John Wanka, "a labOTer, OF No. 12O East One
hund red and ghth-st., who had become insane,
attempted to XIII himself yesterday. lie cut his
throat with razor. intilctlng a serious wound.
The police sent him 10 the Presbyterian Hospital
He was either discharged from the hospital or he
escaped tor he returned To his home and asked his
wife for the razor, saving that he wanted 10 shave
himself She refused TO it TO HIM, and he made