New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-01
NETWORK CITY.

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| Trade and Transportation yesterday passed a reso-
luton requesting the President to sign the Geneva
| Award bill.
| An unknown man jumped overload from the fer
| ryboat Rosyn, of the Weehawken line. on Tuesday
| night and was drowned. His body was not found
| yesterday.
ARRIVALS FROM HAvRE.
NJ Dnpny de LONE. Secretary of Legation,
| and his wife, Baron Ward and Niscount de injury
were among the passengers on the steamship IT.
Laurent, which reached this port from Hayre yes
terday.
HEBREW COLONY IN OREGON
The Hebrew Immigration Society are abont to
send seventy-iive families to Oregon, where lands
have been secured for the foundation OF a colony
The situation chosen is within twenty miles OF PORT
| land.
NOT ALLOWED TO JUMP FROM THE BRIDGE
Donaldson the jumper, who had expressed his de-
| termination to jump from the East River Bridge
| into the water yesterday not allowed by the
men employed on the bridge to attempt the feat.
| PREPARING FOR THE CAPTURE OF DOGS.
The dog pound at the yards of the Dock Depart
| ment III Sxtcenth-st has been prepared for the
reception to-day aud throughout the summer OF
| dogs found unmuzzed in the streets
! DEPARTURE OF LIEUTESANT DANENHOwER.
Lieutenant DanenhOwer Yesterday afternoon
went to Philadelphia on the O'Clock train of the
Pennsylvania Railway. He was accompanicd by
his father and mother, ms cousin, MIS- Noelpper,
| and brOther-in-law, Mr. Skenck.
MOSES TAYLOR'S SON-IN-LAw SUCCEEDING HIM.
Al a meeting Of the directors of the City National
Bank yesterday Percy X. Pync was elected nreS-
has been for long time vce-prcsident of the bank,
and during Mr.. Tdylors illness acted as president
BURIAL or THE REV. DR. C. c; PENNELL
Funeral services were held yesterday at St. AIMS
! Episcopal Church over the body ~ tine Rev. Dr. IT,
| {. Pcnncll who died in Dcadwood, ID. l., on Nay
20. he Rev. DR.. Gallaudct, assisted by me Key.
Mr. Chamberlain. conducted the service. The body
was taken to the cemetery IN Sccond-st Tor burial.
THE SOCIETY," OF FRIENDS.
The yearly meeting of the Society of Friends was
continued Yesterday at the Friends meetng-hOusc
AT Fifteenh-st and Rutherford Place In the after
noon business meeting was held after which there
were discussions concerning the flrst-day SCHOOLS
! The meeting will close with to-day sessions.
| THE MAN WHO sWINDLED A LETTER-CARRIER.
Richard Gunner. VINO Is charged with obtaining
| S6.372 from Thomas OCOnnor Il letter-cariler, III
| 1879, by selling him worthless bonds of the So
| called lIeevenod Manufacturing Company,
| admitted 10 bail Yesterday by judge Gildersleeye
Herman >trausberg became his bondsman III tho
amount OF $4,000
FUNERAL OF AN ACTOR.
The funeral of Charles f. Gibbons, n memb Der of
the san Francisco Mnstr is, held yesterday at
| the Chuch of the TRANSPORTATION. m twenty
| nInth-st Enic Germon. of Wallacks Theatre, the
! widow of Mr. Gibbons and a large number OF ac-
tors were present at the services which we're con-
Quoted bv the Rev. Dr. fIOnghtOn. The body was
| taken 20 the Evergreen Cemetery Tor burial
SECRETARY FOLGER AT THE sUB-TREAsURY.
The Secretary of the Treasury spent nearly an
hour at the sub Treasury yesterday in conference
With Assistant Treasurer Acton and Collector Rob-
ertson. The subjects discussed referred wholly to
the official business OF the Department. and were not
Secretarys presence at the Sub-Ireasury called TO
pay him their respects.
THE PETROLEUM TRADE STILL EXCITED
The wide fluctuations in the petroleum market
continued yesterday. and caused great uneasiness
among members OF the Petroleum Exchange. Inc
market which closed at 81 cents barrel on Mon
of increased production from the well regions. The
price dropped until it reached %, when 1t advanced
and closed at 564.
THE GAMMA FLOATED OFF.
Tho Cromwell Line steamship Gamma, from HAN
fax for this port which ran aground on Handker-
chief ShOal, near Cape Cod, on Friday nlgnt last
and remained fast three days arrived here yester-
day The passengers were taken oil on The follow
ing morning and forwarded to their destna ions by
lighter, before the vessel was hoated She will go
into dry dock to-day for surveys.
NEW TRIAL GRANTED.
JndCc Gildcrslecve yesterday, on the motion OF
Peter Mitchell, granted new trial for Edward I.
RylanG who convicted OF forgery recently IN
the Court of GeI.cral Sessions and was sentenced
TO two and a half years imprisonment The ground
on which the new trial was granted was that the
unsupported evidence of the accomplish, Charles
Craw ford, who testified against the prisoner, was
not sufficient TO warrant "A conviction.
SCHEDULE FILED.
In connection with the assignment of Edward
CaZade Ramsay Crooks and Gustav Reynaud, con-
shutting the firm of Cazade, Crooks ~ Reynaud,
importers Of wines and liquors, to Robert D. Hognet
the following schedule filed yesterday LlaDIl-
ties, S}O7, 0G3 90; nominal assets, T3S3.|4l ~
actual assets SIS, i0S 80. Nearly all the claims
against the firm are held by creditors IN Europe,
especially IN france.
RELIEVED FROM GRAVE ACCUSATION.
Coroner Merklc yesterday held an inquest in re-
gard the death in Bellevue Hospital recently Of
James Meehan. which was sad to have been caused
by hls being thrown out of the lagerbeer shop of
August Bullwinkie, of No 2932 StantCn-st The
result OF the autopsy by Deputy Coroner MesseIner
shove ed that Meean suffering from meningitis,
which would have soon terminated fatally, The
jury's verdict relieved the accused man, James
Hail. from any blame Ill the matter ana he was re-
leased from custody.
DEPARTURE OF MILITARY VISITORS
The Sd New-llaInpshTe Regiment, Colonel j. y.
Patterson, started for home yesterday afternoon.
During It's stay here 1t the guest OF the 18th
Regiment, and followed the latter III the parade on
Monday. Yesterday WAS devoted to sightseeing.
AT 4 y. H. the command reviewed iii front of
the City Hall by Alderman Flnck and other MEM
bers of the City Government in the absence OF the
Mayor and 1t afterward departed for The East by
the + all River boat Ex-Governor Matt Head Cen
erai Clark and several members of the stan OF the
Governor OF New Hampshire accompanied the regi
ment
CoNFERRING WITH PRESIDENT SLOAN
A committee from jersey City held a conference
with samuel Sloan president OF the Delaware,
Lack wanna and Western Railroad Company, yes
terday in regard to taxing railroad Tor municipal
PURPOSES The committee was headed by the Mayor
of Jersey City. Among the other members were the
chairman of the Finance Committee and several Al
dermen. In answer TO the views presented by the
committee, Sir. Sloan said that the company might
be wiling to contribute something 10 the ctys sup
port, anu that fa written statement should be pre-
pared by the committee he wound he happy TO sub
init it at the next regular meeting OF the directors.
OPENING OF THE PUBLIC BATHS.
The public batus VIII be opened to-day. BOYS
and girls under fourteen years will only he admit
tea between tue hours OF a. M and d p M Women
and girls must provide suitable bathing dresses.
The baths will be situated assio!lows: Battery foot
OF Gouyerneur-st., East RIVER foot of FIfth-st.,
East River; foot of Nineeenth-st, East River root
of hrty-sevcnth-st, East River; foot OF One-hun-
dred-and-t wefth-s. East River; foot of Bethune-
st. North River. and foot of Fifty first ST. North
River. There will be II bath at some point on
the North River between the Battery aud Bethune-
ha flaa h.a IN slslnra from.
M to p. H., and Oh Sundays from a. III. to II IN.