New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-17
NETWORK CITY.

Two cases Of smallpox were reported 10 the Do'iu
Of Health yesterday. $50
Three factories in the lower wards will remove
their business TO Mott Haven tins spring
4 game Of chess by correspondence mas oee cen
Yale rsoD ''"' ~
Nassau-st is becoming rather a market than "a
public thoroughfare, with us mul'i'uo' Va f
and stands ,
severa, dredging scows are at work IN the hsrbor,
about 300 yards above Governors isiahu' an" W
the entrance to Buttermilk Channel
FROM LIVERPOOL IN LESS THAN SEVEN DAYS.
The Gulon steamship Alaska which arrlycu iiUi
Liyerpool Yesterday made the trip IN SIX daNs nne
twenty hours from Queenstown OVID 70 S'"'"'
which is the quickest time on recoiu'
FINED FOR CRYING FALSE NEWS. H..
Pbilip Davis, of No. PIT Pearl-st., ana john
Brady, of No 81 East Broadway, were seilihe pH
pers IN Harlem on Saturday evening" whien WY TTs
stated contained the facts OF great caalh'J. nc
statement being false they were arreSte9 ~ uio
Harlem Court yesterday they were each nneu @Ao'
COMING IN COLLISION WITH A SCHOONER. =,
The steam tug G. G. Meade, while going up the
East River Saturday, off East fOurthoSo, tnod
the bowsprit of schooner when wal oeng niIot
by the tug Trojan, The Meades smoke-saaoh' the
h9use and a small boat were carried away ne
damage was $4,000. She was owned ny 'oni
billiard of No. TAI Fifth-st.
INJURI ID BY CARS.
Charles Hansen. age lorty-two, of Eleventh-ave;
and Forty-third-st., had his arm nearly severed
early Yesterday morning by being run over ny vaI
of the Hudson River Railroad at Eleventh-ave- and
Forfy-ninth-st Samuel Cohen, German age
thirty five, of No. 1,135 First-ave, was crushed
Yesterday morning between the platforms Vi caiS a'
LexingtOn-ave. and Forty -elghth-st
MRS. ERICSSON NOT FATALLY INJURED.
Mrs. Gregson OF College-ave., Mott Haven, whom
company with Mrs. Seth d. Close was lnI3wa d iloh
her carriage at Ihird-ave. and One-hundIed-an1-
forty-mnth-st., Saturday evening. ana SERIOUSLY
Injured was pronounced out of danger YESTERDAY
by her physician. While bathing together last SUM
1ner Mrs Close and Mrs. Gregson were nearly
drowned. oo,,yN
A. Dix-or
The body of man was found IN the Last h nv al
the foot of North Seventh-st. yesterday. Ills age
,yas about fifty years. His hair and mustacne
were red and his head partly bald. lhe BODY had
been i'll the water long tinle
The Rev William Henry Barnes, who has become
the successor of the Rev DR.. +. ;. Huntington III
the passionate of the Reformed Episcopal Church,
AT Narcy-aVe. and kcapst was installed last even
INC The service was conducted by Bishop Latane,
Of the Reformed Episcopal church
The Rev. Joshua Z. Lee. pastor of the coored
Baptist Church, complained to the ponce yesterday
that Philip Maudher, age twenty-scven, OF NO. ia
SuInpter-st fired n pistol bullet into the church.
1t EMBEDDED itself in the wall, and caused great
disturbance and alarm among the persons Ill the
church. Maudher was arrested
The brake broke on a car of the Prospect Park
and Atlantic Avenue Line on Saturday night as 1t
Tie horses took fright and ran sew
eral blocks TO Atlantic-ave., when the driver sue
cceded i'll stopping the car by jumping inc tracks
ST. was thrown off at Fifthave where the car
rounded 4 curve and was badly cut on the head.
LONG ISLAND.
LONG ISLAND CITY.-The Citizens Association
obtained an Injunction from Judge Cullen on Satur-
day, restraining the Mayor and Treasurer from pay
Ing the claim of ex-Treasurer Horan amounting TO
$4,000 against the city. which was recently al
lowed by the local Board OF aldermen. me III
junction was filed with County Clerk Sutpmn,
at Jamaica late on Saturday. The city OBJ
tanned Judgment some time ago against MI
Horan for over $4,000 for fees and percentages
which he had illegally. collected aud retained In bis
term of office. The Mayor has approved the action
of the Board of Aldermen. and the Treasurer has
paid the differences between the amount OF the
Judgment and the counter-claim of Horan's allowed
by The Common Council. The action OF the Gu
gsn's Association ia thefefore, taken rather late
49,. The Sunday Liquor Law was enforced yester-
day This is the first time IL has been done III
many years The School Trustees of the First
Ward have been suspended from office by the
board of Education for not reporting the detective
sanitary condition of the ward school.
NEWARK
A SQUAD of officers made descent Saturday night
upon a negro resort at No. 10 Canal-st kept by +.
Alien scene of wild disorder ensued. There
were forty-two men and eight women arrested In
the pockets of the prisoners were knives OF various
descriptions, thirty razOfs and number of re-