New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-07
NETWORK CITY.


was injured fatally.
John Owen. the driver of the Adams Express
wagon which ran over and killed Joh1 EarIcl oi
Blissvlle, n p. was yesterday admitted 10 Dali In
the sum of 81 900.
John Donovan, 'longshoreman, of No. ~
Cherry-st. broke both his arms yesterday, by fall
ing into the hold OF the steamship Iago at Pier NO.
II, +. X.
RICHARD PARKER BAILED.
Richard Parker, tho proprietor OF Parkers Amer
lean Theatre, in Third ave. who was arrested on
charge of keeping q disOrderly house, was Dailcu
yesterday at the Discretionary office, James r.
Tracy. formerly warden of the Ludlow Street jail,
giving bonds in the sum of $1,000.
FOUND IN THE EAST RIVER.
The body of Martin HaTringtOna laborer, seventy
three years old who disappeared on Thursday even
ing from his home in ty-ninth-st, was tound III
the East River at the foot of NnetyslXth
day. 1t is believed he was drowned by accldcht'
1RoApwAY oMNIBUsEs OvERCROwDED.
Many complaints are made about the oyercrowd-
ing of the Broadway omnlbuses. passenger ccin1
ing down town yesterday morning on staso Sd n
that he counted seventeen, persons inside, one on
the steps and four top besides the driver, max
ing twenty-five i'll all
PLANS FOR AN APARTMENT HOUSE.
Plans were flied in the Building Bureau yester-
day for an apartment house nine stories high to be
erected at Nos. - and Ii West Elghteenth-st. by
a stock company, OF which AUGUSTUS hatneid IL
the secretary and architect The building Is no De
constructed of fire-prOof materials and Will cost
Sl2O,OOO
ARRIVALS FROM EUROPE
Among the passengers by tho White Star steam
ship Republic from Liverpool yesterday were Com
mander II. f. Gye and Lieutenant y. A. Crespih, OF
the ROYAL Navy, General John +. Anderson, the
Rev. Or. c. $ Robinson Mrs. Robinson ana mo MISS
Robinson the Rev. c. Spurgeon aud Z. ID. warner
and Mrs. Warner,
DESTROYS OF PLAYING A CANADA TEAM
The British bali team held their first meeting
of the season last evening at No.. 1,261 Broadway.
A match between the club and the champion foot
ball club of Canada, to take place on November 10,
at the Polo Grounds. was discussed, and IL was DC
cided TO make the necessary Arrangements Tor such
n game Mr. Watts elected captain OF the team
for the ensuing year The club expects to begin
practice at the Polo Grounds at once.
ANNIvERsARYl OF A MISSION ION SOCIETY TScn; yo.,o,u
has issued q circular reminding its friends OF It's
approaching fifty-slxth anniversary. The society
is gradually enlarglng and rebuilding lts chapels
The new buildings of this society, however, are 10
he called churches hereafter and not chapels. The
Rev. DE- John Hall is the chairman of the Execu-
tive Committee.
ARRESTED FOR FORGING HIS EMPLOYERS NAME,
Edward A. BTlnckerhOif, age nineteen of No. 0S
India-st., Greenpoint clerk III the employ OF Ed
ward c. Delavan, lawyer, OF Nassau-st., was ar;
rested yesterday for attempting TO cash forged
check for $50 at the Hanover Bank, in Nassau-st.
Another check for the same amount, 10 which his
employers name was forged, was presented at the
bank on September 20 by young Brlnckerhon ana
was cashed. The complainant is James NJ. Donald,
the cashier OF the bank.
FINED FOR WINNING A BET.
John Forman, who pleaded guilty III the Court OF
General Sessions of winning money by betting, was
fined IFS by Judge Gilderslecve and was commit
ted to the city prison till the tine paid. Joseph
Burton, n bell-boy, was the complainant, ana
charged that i'll game OF three-card monte on sep
legal penalty is a fine of five times the amount won.
PROPERTY FOR THE FIRE DEPARTMENT.
A meeting of the Fire Department Real Estate
Purchasing Board was held Yesterday in the Mayors
Office and authorized the Ere Department to par,
chase for 81 900 lot in Riverdae-ave near The
property of Lewis l.. Delaheld Commissioner Cor
man said that the Fire Department intended to
erect a building the lot for ire engine, hook
and ladder truck and hose carriage.
DYING FROM INJURIES RECEIVED MONTHS AGO.
DEPUTY Coroner MESSENGER yesterday made an
autOps, on the body OF NIcO B0rnea, an Italian, III
the AmshOuse on Wards Island Bornea made an
ante-mortem statement, and Said that while at work
IN Newark n j., seventeen months ago, n fellow
workman shot him i'll the spine. lie could not tell
whether his assailant had been arrested or not
For sixteen months he was under treatment at the
New-York Hospital. DIR. MESSENGER found the
cause of death to be exhaustion and paralysis.
DE1INQuExTs TO BE DEALT WITH.
There are about 175 members OF the Produce Ex-
change who have failed to pay several assessments
made upon the deaths of subscribers TO the
Gratuty Fund, and the Board OF Managers are con-
sidering the advisability of taking such action III
regard to the delinquents as IS provided III the by
laws The rules are that the assessments must be
paid within thirty days, and any member who
ncglccts or refuses to pay them Is subject to the
same penalties as are provided Tor n0n-payment oil
the annual assessments These penalties are sus-
pension or expulsion from the Exchange
DEPARTURES BY EuR9PEAN, STEAMSHIPS -,
Captain +. NJ. Shaw Cher OF the London Ere
Brigade will sail for Liverpool to-day on the White
star steamship Britannia. Dr. Lyon Playtar, NJ. T.,
the Rev j. ID. Stewart, Mrs. Playfair, /. Agnew,
w H. Agnew Isaac Bell, jr. Colonel Charles h.
Bnrtis. Viscount ltacolumO and wife, Major John
1yler, w. X. Thorne the Rev. L. >. Lawson and A.
c. Roche are also among the passengers on the
Britannia The Rev. VI. D. Williams and wife,
Baptist missionaries to India; George Proctor,
lanes Hay and IL. Livingston will sail on the
Anchor Line steamship Bolivia for Glasgow. Emil
Boucard Mrs Dr. Newman Of Brooklyn; GustaY
EngeI and George Clark will sail on the North
German Lloyd steamship Rhein, for Bremen
BROOKLYN.
II cost Frederick Gah of No. 40 Stagg-st., $50
TO feed swll to his COWS Justice Naeher fixed the
penalty
committee Of citizens yesterday urged Mayor
Low TO cndeayOr to secure additional SCHOOL 1aclll-
ties for the Eighteenth w ara. lHe MayoI pIohlscu
to do all he could.
The tugboat John V. Pratt, in backing. out OF the
nier at Pacc-st Yesterday, lost her smokestack by
striking the bowsprit OF the schooner l.. L. Dayton.
The damage Is about F3OO.
Justice Pratt, of the Supreme Court, has decided
that owners OF property on the Ocean Parkway
must paw not only the back assessments, but the
interest ALSO since the time of levy. The county
will thus gain S63,OOO
A crowd gathered to see Constable Corder of the
Nineteenth Ward empty live chambers OF his
yolver at IA sick little black dog yesterday; but
they laughed ut the marksInan when the dog leaped
up and escaped.
John HogQ. brcklayer, living at No. 20 Skill
nan-ayc.. was almost instantly killed yesterday by
n fall from the eighth story OF HAVEN eyers new
sugar refinery, i'll FIrst-st, H. ID.
Constable James OBricn, of the Second Ward
was sentenced Yesterday by Justice Walsh to four
months in the Penitentiary for assaulting Mrs
Mary Gorley, of No. 172 Water-st., while dispCs-
sesslng her on forged papers.
footpad attempted to rob William Cox, Of No
1868 MadIson-s on Thursday night at TOmpkins
and Putnarn-aves.. but was glad TO get away after
Cox had knocked him down and kicked him en-
phatIcaly for "a short time.
Augene Murray, seventy five years of age living
at No. 90 Boerum-st., was knocked down and run
over at Ewen-st. and MOntrose-ave., yesterday by
a horse and wagon. The driver was not arrested
The woman taken 10 ST. GATHERINGS Hospital