New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-18

Meeting OF Military Service Institute OH "o'O"o'
investigation into Saginaw and City of Worcester col
Meeting of Executive Committee of Citizens Commit
tee. x-,
Committee on American Shipping at fiith AVENUE
HOTEL
NETWORK CITY.
A gas house on Wards Island and the buildings az
Nos. 1927 800 and 33l Avenue'A were Iepor'e" "'
unsafe yesterday.
INJURED FATALLY BY FALL
While paintinp the front Of now building ~ SIau
ison-avc and Fifty-secondst. YESTERDAY, EIwaaI n
Roberts of No II Ablngton-place, fell from a iauuei
and was injured fatally.
MR.. PARsoNs's WORK. r I'm,
The Rev Willard Parsons. the manager Oh NJ ~
TRIBuyF Fresh Air Fund will give an account VI
his work in the De Witt Memorial Chuicn III wv
ingtOn-st. tomorrow evening
SCHEDULE FILED
In connection with tue assignment OF ChaTos -
Goddard r r. Pmkham ana William lie Roy 10
Henry Ii Thompson the following scnedule W"I
filed Yesterday: Li9biIiles. $3l,lSi a. uo""''
assets S77.951 so; actual assets. 80 '33o To-
HER DEATH CAUSED BY PIECE OF ToMAIo.
Al No 334 East SiXty-siXtl hist. Bridget hlerhau'
seventyfour years of age died YESTERDAY; in md e
man recently Slipped on piece OF Ioa19, m,J
fall caused fracture OF the lelu''
followed, resulting III death.
UNITED STATES GRAND JURY TMPANEILED:; .bo
Judge Benedict opened the NoVLlo'r ; ,c,, Gourt
criminal branch Of the United states win
Ycslelday' pnter ieweIlep of No. Q Maiden-lane, as
foreman. The Court adjourned Witnou'
any business
SIX WEARS EACH FOR STEALING A WATCH:
IoI, Marlin and lanes Williams We're n'lctea
Yesterday IN fine Conrt of General sessions ol sldu
Larceny They stole watch valued at %- .o,,eth
George OpReman' o Of Nq IUf political meeting
Turtle Bay Hall. Recorder Smyth sentenced 'heIn
TO six wears each in the State Prison.
DROWNED WHILE INTOXICATED: 81, ,.,s
The body OF a man about sixty years oId "d7
found III the East River at the foot OF Beckmal-s'.
Yesterday. At the mOrgue 1t AS laelllIlN vi az Who
of NIchouas Standcr tailor ol tasl NV I T. is
had been missing from home Tor srver1I uay5. ia
thongbt thar he was drowned by accident while III
toXcated.
CAUGHT IN THE MACHINERY. c..,.
John Smith hrlcklayer emplOyeu III .",,abt
pottery AT NO. $50 West Eightoenth-st, was c .upn'
III the machinery Yesterday ana was lhluIT' L''y i
HIS right leg was nearly torn from ms Oouy ah h
four OF his ribs were brcken NE uIG oH HUU smith
WAS frty wears old and lived at No 1913 East forty-
thiTd-st.
A COLLISION OFF CITY ISLAND. ,
The schooner Spray, of Taunton. captain Martln'
from Philadrpbla Tor Norwich. was run into yeSteI-
day morning. while of City Island ny me scnp s
Casper Captain Lawson. The Spray had her Ioie ,
mast and malntOpmast carried away ana was Cui
down TO the waters edge the port side She VIII
be repaired at CITY Island.
UNDER sHkRIEF STEVENS TO BE .RFAPPoINTED
1t is under.tOod thar the present UnGer-SherI'
Joel o. Stevens will be reapponted by SheIlli-eicc'
Davidson He filled the position under Sbcrhls
Kelly and Brennan, and although not member OF
the Irving Hall org1nzatiOn, was appolhied 10y
sheriff Bowe. lie IS thoroughly acquainted with
the duties OF the position
GIFTS FOR FAMILIES NEEDING AID.
Nv. II. s." sends o this Office $40 Tor the family
of Joseph A. Seeds, and " H. w. G." sends 20 "C"
sends 81 for Frederick NIenmeyer and his family.
whose pitia5ie condition was described IN HE
TMBUNE yesterday; L. >" sends -, " A. X; ~;
MadIsOn-dYe., sends 30, ana @lO mas Deen IeceINeu
fr)m an ANONYMOUS source.
PLANS FOR NEW BUILDINGS.
Plans were filed at the bureau OF Bulldlngsyester-
day Dy Richard Gladhlll for the erection OF AVE-
story factory at Nos. 524 and $50 West Thirty
fourth-st. AT q cost of $4,000. William LENDER
son is TO Guild fiat houses in Eighty-sixth-st.,
west of second ave, fer $4,000. lwo apartment
houses to cost $4,000 are TO be built by w. L. ~
A. NJ Parsons in Iwenty-secohd-st' east OF hlghtn-
ave.
BREAKING HIS WIPES JAW.
John Cuekin returned 10 MS home at No. 4'}9
Fast Nineteenth 81. drunk IN the nrst part of tns
elk, ana after breaking his vile Jaw with blow
from ais fist beat his son william, age eleven, IN
butai manner HIS vile was sent TO Bellevue
Hospital. Cuekin was ares ed on thursday night,
aud was yesterday cOmhltted by justice k.lbreth.
III he YorkvIhe Ponce Court, for trial. He has
been under arrest before for slnlltT OFT nee and
Is the father of SIX children, VINO will have 30 be
cared Tor by some charitable institution.
ONLY ONE MEMBER OF THE NAVAL BOARD PRESENT
The Naval Board of Examiners, appointed 10 in
spcct the navy yards and TO report which one IN
their opinion, should be disposed of by the Govern
ment. consists OF Commodore Luce Chief Engineer
Loring ana Mr. Mullett 1t was said that All eXanl-
in;tion of the Brooklyn Navy Yard would be made
Yesterday by this board, but as Mr. Anllett the
only member who appeared, 1t postponed. 1t
could not be learned at tho Navy Yard when the
examination would be made Engineer Loring is
said to be i'll.
THE JUMEL SALE CONTINUED
At the auction sale OF the Jumel estate Yesterday
1873 lots between One-hunO red and-sxty -fifth-et.
aud High Bridge PARK and lcntl-ave. and Edge
comb road were sold for S33Gl7. l.. j. Phillips
was the principal buyer. FII.y lots between One
hundred seventy second ana OLehundI Ell. aud
seventy -htth-sS. aud AuuubOn-avc. and Kings
bridge road brought $50, and thirty ois Oh
nInta and One-huudre .-andslXt, -hith-sts sold at
S9I2O. The toa number of lots sod was 2 H. at
a otal amount OF $SJ.6l2. Ihls makes the results
of thu four days sale ToOO,OoO 20. HE sale will
be resumed to-day.
BROOKLYN.
Several clergyinen protested yesterday before The
Excise Commissioners against the granting of a
hquor license TO Patrick liehernan, who keeps
grOg snOp at Fourth and Prospect-ayes.
John C0oney, age twenty-five, of No. $50 Lexinp-
tOn-ave., was crushed 10 death yesterday noon Nv
the alnc of "a sand bank while lie was at WORK M
Howard. ave. anu JeiierSOn-st
A rivetter named rhoma7 j. Martin, age twenty
six, OF No. HarrlscouIt, employed on the bridge
stepped backward IRON the door of an engine house
Oh the aTt OF the bridge between the anchosape and
the tower yesterday moor, aud el eighty feet 20 tue
ground. lie struck on a sIed at Front and Dork-
SITS and was instantly killed. He was unmarried
and his relatives live III Saratoga.
The annual report OF DR.. J. G.. Shaw. medical
supe int,ndent OF The Kings County l. matte AsV-
lLm, shows that III the year enliug August l. 1852
354 patients were admitted, 347 were discharge
anu 81 died. The whole number remaining Is 7S3
The fire in the building last winter which resui,.d
in the death of three patients, WAS caused by some
sOed clothing carried by patient TO a closet ne
ing set on fire 10y gas jet unuer which he p,ssed
auI la. tha Er.,,