New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-06
NETWORK CITY.

NETWORK CITY.
G.. Clifford Stilwell, q grain broker at No. 102
Broad-st.. sent word to the Produce Exchange yes
erday of his inability to meet his mercantile en-
gagements. His liabilities are reported az small.
In the matter of the assignment of Louis Wollstein
g. Jacob Sulzbacker to Moses 5. Kahn the follow
ing schedule was, filed Yesterday LlaDiiit l
$4S, 800 90, nominal assets 42,763 Is, actual as
sets SO, 115 So.
CAPTAIN sHERwooD's BODY FOUND.
The body of Frederick SherWGod age SKY XXI v ,ne
board and was drowned on Wednesday night, was
found last evening at Pier No 43. East River
RETURNING FROM ABROAD.
Among the cabin passengers on the Red star
steamship Rhynland, which arrived yesterday from
sham and daughter, the Rev. i. II; Shohan, tne
Rev. c. Heddeus, the Rev. Nicholas Faulhauer ana
the Rev. James Raun.
TICKET SPECTATORS EyJoINED.
John Stetson, of Booths Theatre, obtained yes
terday from Justice Barrett in the Supreme CourI,
Chambers. a temporary injunction against ueoIgo
w. Baker Michael Hogan and others, tlcket sPeeu-
ators restraining them from plying their business
IN front of his theatre.
FIVE WITNESSES SENT TO THE ToMBs.
Recorder Smyth yesterday sentenced nVe VII
uesses in the Court of General Sessions to iVe Gays
each i'm the City Prison for neglectlDg 20 OBEY SUD
pGnas directing them to appear IN Oehaa Oh J9nh
iiutler who was charged with striking Omcer Nc
Nance ON the head. The prisoner was discharged
RESCUED BY POLICEMAN.
Policeman Neas, of the Iwenty-trst Precinct,
yesterday rescued q young woman rom drownins
at the foot OF Last TWENTY ana sent her 10
Bellevue Hospital. She said that she was Emma
Eagan, OF No. 1l3 Macdouga-st., and that she had
fallen from the pier bv accident.
A COLLISION OFF Long ISLAND. .
TIL schooner Pacific from Two Rivers, Nova
Scotia, while of Mattinnecock at O'CLOCK on
Wednesday evening, was run INTO by tne SCHOONER
willard Salisbury The Pa1lnGs LYME JDDIo IA
was carried away, while the Willard Salisbury hau
her port side stove i'll and sails badly torn.
END OF STORMY VOYAGE.
The German ship Pauline arrived from Cebu yes
terday after a rough voyage. After leaving the
Straits of Sunda she encountered heavy north
west gale in which she lost her sails ana had her
buwarks torn away. On september 20 she was
within thirty-iiYe miles OF cape May ana was
driven $50 miles to the southwark
ARRESTED FOR VIOLATING THE LOTTERY LAW.
On charge of violating the Lottery law Harris Is.
Germansk was arrested by Ohcer tIynn, OF tue
Tenth Precinct, on Tuesday. and III the Essex Mar
ket Police Court Yesterday he held for trial IN
$500 bell winch he furnished The prisoner, 1t is
alleged sold Abraham Meyer, OF No. ~ Ludlow-st.'
q ticket i'll the German or saxon Lottery LOT @l 10
A NEW SAVANNAH STEAMER.
The new steamship tallahassee, Quilt by Roach
81 Sons for the Ocean steamship Company, 10 run
between NeW-YOrk and Savannah, arrived from
Chester Penn, yesterday. She Is an iron vessel
with SIX tight compartments, ana IS htted
with all the modern appliances. She Is what Is
termed "A three-deCk steamer schooner-rgged, ana
is especially adapted for the cOasting trade. Her
captain Is W. Ii. FISHER.
PARK ROW AND ANN STREET PROPERTY SOLD.
: he land and buildings. numbered IL Park how
ana D. T. and IL Ann-st., were Sod IN one lOJ yes
terday, at the Exchange SalesroOhls, Tor YlOoOOV'
The BUYERS were Charles II. Douglas and Frederick
W. Douglas, plaintiffs IN the PARTITION SUIT under
which the sale was made. The contestants were
the heirs OF Daniel Ii. Douglas who died lew
months ago A part of the property was conveyed
to Hosea Dugiss on June 10, 1876, by JOhn jacob
Astor and his WIFE,
FATHER AND son BOTH GIVEN TO DRINK.
George H. Davis, age fifteen, on complaint of his
father John IL. Davis, of No. IL hanliton-si., was
seut 10 the House of Refuge by Justice Murray
yerterday al the TOmbs Police Court, for habltual
intemperance. On ascertarning that the complain
ant was also gwen to drink, the Justice rebuked
HIM Tor tho bad example that he had set Tor Ills
son. Davis refused to take the pledge
THE FUNERAL OF PAYMAsTER M'LAREN.
The funeral of John j. McLaren, Paymaster OF
the Veteran Corps OF the 7th Regiment, was held
Yesterday mOrnldg in ST. Georges Protestant
Eujscopal ChuTcn, Stuyvesant Square. The services
we're conducted by the Rev. DR.. Williams, of Baltl-
more assisted by the Rev. Dr Iuttle smith, the chap
lam OF the I'm Regiment. The Veteran Corps,
Colonel Clark and many members of the regiment
were present. The interment was IN Trinity Gem
etary
AN OLD MAN RUN OVER AND KILLED.
While attempting to cross broadway az Warren
ST. Yesterday John Earle, old man of seventy
six years, from .Beilevie, NJ j., was knocked down
by an Adams Express wagon. lie received severe
lLiuries about the legs and head. Officer Snyder OF
The Broadway Squad, arrested the driver, John
Owens age nineteen, OF No. 45I w est SlXty-Second-
ST.. ami locked him up In the Leonard Street Police
station / he injured man was taken to the Cham
hers Street Hospital where he died from the effects
of his wounds at o'clock last evening
JEALOUS OF HIS RIVALS SUCCESS.
Nessrs Fitzgerald and Noise are rival pedlers Of
TOW balloons They do their business III Fourteenth
IT. and Obstruct travel woman approached
Noise Yesterday afternoon and bought a blue
balloon This angered Fitzgerald, who accused
Noise of beng jlil-blrd. NOISE struck hun over
the head with a heavy cane, and received several
heavy blows in the race from tizgeraid's fist The
men were arrested, and III the Jefferson Market
Police Court Justice Bixby held them for trial.
PASSING COUNTERFEIT 5O-CENT PIECES.
Daniel Holland was noticed Yesterday by Detec-
tive Mulvey of tho Iwenty-seyenth Precinct, going
into nquOr stores in Greenwlch-st. and getting
drinks for which he gave new 50-cent pieces lc
payment. The officer, suspectng that the coins
were counterfeit arrested Holland, and IL was
found that he had ninety spurious half dollars Ia
his possession. lie was arrIgned before Commits
sloner Shields and held ior examination in $4,000
bonds.
THE DEATH OF THOMAS CAssEL.
Coroner Knox yesterday held an inquest in the
case of Thomas Cassel, age twenty-nine, VINO died
III Bellevue Hospital Ir0m fracture OF the skull.
Cassel while walking IN East 1hrty-sec0nd-st,
was struck on the head by stove-lld thrown from
a window. William Buns had been quarreilIng
with his wife and nelghbors. Becoming very an
gry he began to throw the household goods out of
rendered a verdict tnat Cassel died . from beng
struck on the head by something" Buns was dis
charged, but Immediately rearrsted on charge OF
dlsOrderly conduct
ExONTRATKD ON THEIR OWN STATEMENTS
The representative of the Dutch Government who
has been investigating the charges recently made
by immigrants on board the Nemesis, Of the
ROYAL Netherlands Steamship LnIe OF the food fur.
nish, them and of the conduct of the officers of
that snip, has submitted his report Ii exOnerates
the officers. There occurred on the voyage ten
deaths among the children. and several more died
on " ards Island alter their arrival here. IL was
stated at Castle Garden that the report was based
upon the statements of the officers OF the vessel
FREE CANAL UNION CLUB.
A meeting OF the Mercantile Exchange was held
YESTERDAY 10 hear the report of the committee an
pointed to select officers Tor the Free Canal Union
Club of the Exchange. The following officers were
chosen: President Washington WInsor; vice
presidents, II. X. Miller, James ii, Seymour, John
[. huser, f. w. Pitcher, Robert Mclaughlin
treasurer, Rufus L. Cole; recording secretary, IT,