New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-10
NETWORK CITY.

Four steamships landed ,Os5 immigrants at Cas-
| lie Garden yesterday.
Tho Citations of tbe Second-ave elevated railroad
| become lodging houses for trampS altcr p III
| More pleasure boats are rented along the farlem
River than on both the other river fronts COM
| bned.
The Recommending body of horse has been lying
M Ninety and Second-ave. for the last fonr
DAYS II has been partly dlSSected by street Arabs
! and the warm weather.
DROWNED IN TIE NORTH RIVER.
The body OF an I'M known man aD9u' ipr,y Hrals
| old who probably had been drowned while bathing
was found in the North River at the foot OF Seventy
| Mn th st. yesterday.
THE CREMOISE MISSION GOING or AN EX EXC!
Jerry McAuley's CremOrne Mission VIII go on
steamer vanderbilt and barge will leave the foot
of West Ibirty-iourth-st al y o'clocN'
| SCHOONER STRUCK DY LIGHTNING.
| The schooner T. w. II. White, which arrived from
Virginia Yesterday with cargo OF WOOD, wasstrucN
| by lightning on Monday at sea. ter mlHzehtop-
| mast was carried away and the hzHchmisV WIS
| badly splintercd.
Adam Hldebrand of No. 147 Chrysiie-st., and
Robert L. Schober of No. 315 Broome-st, were held
for trial in the Essex Market Police Court yesterday
| charged with selling adulterated milk
STABBED BY HIS SISTER,
In a family quarrel at No. 10Y Wasnmgtoh-S,.
Yesterday Dennis Mccarthy, young lrlshman, was
stabbed in the arm by his sister. He went to the
| Church Street Police Station and had his wound
dressed there. The police made no arrests.
TRYING TO SOLVE MU,DER MYsrEFY ,o
The uolicc were busy Yesterday looking for some
| clew that woud lead TO the identity of the muir
dcred Hebrew who was found on Monday evening
i'll Pleasant-ave: llarcm but were nnaDe 10 'i .h
ANYTHING The body will be buried to-day IN the
| Potter's Field.
GRADUATES OF TUE sCHOOLsHP ST: MARYs.
The final meeting of the graduates of the School
comPmittee TO- present TO the widow of the late Com
| mander G. w. De Long the resolutions adopted on
his death will take place this evening at NO ZVo
East Iwenty-seYcnth-st
| AN OFFICIAL DISMISSED FOR DRUNKENNEss
| Mr.. Bergh president OF the society tor nc rIeEeu
lion Of Cruelty to Animals having learned , tIlaC
Special Agent Paul Leck, of his society, had been
| arrested and fined for ntOXlcation and dlsorderly
| conduct yesterday dismissed him from the service
| of the society.
! EXPECTS OF BREADsTUFFs IN FOUR WEEKS.
! The exports OF flour, wheat and corn from the
principal Atlantic ports for the past four weeks to
the United Kingdom and continental ports h nay tro
| been exceedingly large IN comparison WIFE inc
| movement for several months past ne t0tal eN-
parts of -four 2S5,575 barrels, OF wheat
9,926,29S bushels, and OF corn l3o7o9 puSheis'
MISSING MAN FOUND DROWNED.
The wife of Jacob Grimm, a laborcrat No. rs Riv-
ington-st informed the police on Sunday that ne
Se T tb bodg Of 70 GRIMM w T
found in the East River at the foot OF Stanton-st'
1t was believed that he had been drowned by acci-
dent.
A npor1EP CONVICTED As AN HABITUAL DRUNKARD.
On complaint of Susan Spoford, his mother, and
Eugene Spoford, his brother Gardiner SpGnori.
| State-st was committed for examination by JUS
tee Gardner yesterday, at the Iombs Police Court,
for habua inteperance ana nGgigoe 70 to
resist the action of his relatives.
A FAST TEAM RUNNING AWAY.
An exciting runaway occurred in Seventh-ave. at
| Observation-Disclosures rth-st on TUESDAY morn
ing. Timothy Twigh, n driver III the employ OF l.
c. Eastman, had been exercising the last team;
Jack and Glendale, and he alightel from the road
wagon TO adjust the harness The horses took
fright and ran down the avenue as far as One-hun-
forte th-s where they were stopped with
out injury by Policeman Holland OF the Mounted
Squad.
| PASSENGERS FOR EUROPE
Judge Chisholm wife aud daughter; Frederick
de Billier ana Professor NJ c. Vincent will sail Tor
Liverpool on the Imam steamship CITY or klch-
mond at 2 D. IN. to-day. Emma Juch, the opera
| Annaberg Germany, will sail for Hamburg on the
steamship Westphaa congressman X. l.. Gibson pa
| and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Shllhto and Pro-
fessor and MIS- o. V. TousIcy sailed on the Bothna
! yesterday.
| LOTTERY DEALERS BAILED.
| Those of the lottery dealers arrested on Tuesday
who did not give bail Immediately after their arrest
secured bOndsmen yesterday morning ana were re-
| leased at the District Attorneys office. Jonn f.
! Simmons gave bonds in the sum of 80 0OO,J ames l..
| Kelly OF No. 40 West Eouston-st. becoming his
surety. The .her prisoners gave 1000 bail IN
| each case. Jacob Nathan was Dalled by G30rge
Fem, of No AZ Ninth-aye.; JustuS Lang by william
! McCullough of MOSS Scc0nd-ave. and John O'Nelll
| by Michael O'Nel of No. 30 Marlet-st. George
Dominick deposited $1,000 bond and was re-
| leased.
BRIGANTo PLEADS GUILTY TO MANsLAUGHTER
John BnEauto, who has been on trial for two
DAYS at the Court of General Sessions, on charge
| OF murder III killing Louis Donate yesterday
pleaded guilty of manslaughter in the third degree,
| and was sentenced by Judge GlderseeVe 10 Two
| years in the ctae Prison. lie was engaged III play
| ing game called " mora" with Donate and several
other Italians Ia East ne-hundred-and-eievcnth
| st. on the night of January 81. the men quarreed
| over the game and Donate was stabbed receiving
a wound in front from Brganto ana one IN the SIDE
from Rocco DlllaSio, who was not arrested deputy
Mt. taaI fad 10
was but one wound extending through the body,
though weapon nine inches long would be neces-
| sary TO ln1lIct such wound.
| BLANCHE DOUGLAS IN AN OPIUM DEN.
woman who described herself as Blanche Doug
| las twenty-five years OF age OF No Ia iilckS-st-,
| opium den in the cellar of No. BOwery by Officer
! Fitzpatrick, of the Ienth Police Precinct. Inc
officer made the arrest at the instance OF Roay
| Phalon. of No. 443 Grand-st., who stated tnat he
| entered the den with $40 Alter indulging i'll the
| drug he was overcome and when he regalnod con-
sciou ness he discovered that the money had been
| aus rdcted from his pocket. Blanche, who was an
| inmate of the place, was arrested on suspicion, put
the missing money was not found III her possession
| Justice kllnTeth, in the Essex Market Ponce Court
| yesterday, discharged her. Although bearing the
| same name and having some resemblance TO her,
the accused woman did not prove TO he the blanche
| Douglass who gained sucn an unenVIaOle nOtorlety
| at he recent New Haven trial.
BROOKLYN.
Deaths last week, 377-226 less than during the
week before.
The Christian Rescue Temperance Union is TO be
incorporated in the Twenty -second Ward.
Henry Schalbert, n carpenter. of No. 100 lhroop-
ave. received fracture of the skull by falling from
the roof OF a new building IN LawtOn-st. yesterday
lie was taken to st. GATHERINGS Hospital
yves" Allen the well-known pckpocket. who
was arrested by Police Captain Crafts at JEWELS
Wharf on tuesday, while robOing man, was ar
Taigned before Police Justice Walsh yestenlay. lie
waived examination ana held for the Grand
Jury's acton. The matter of pail was left to the
discretion OF the Distuct-Attorney, and Allen was