New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-22
NETWORK CITY.


BUILDINGS DECLARED TO DE UNSAFE.
The following buildings were declared to 1e I'M
sa yesterday: Nos. 7Sj Second ave; luo p3utn
Fl t6-ave. 2OS East feminist and IO2 West Ihlrty-
sixth-s.
SALE OF THE WRECK OF THE PLINY :, -,
J. II. Draper, auc'ioncer, Yesterday so Il tne
wreck Of the British steamship Pllny ~ II lies on
the beach at Long Branch. The first bid was S3oo
and the vessel was sold to Mr.. Kirkham for 5000
CARRYING TOO MANY PASSENGERS.
Captain Murphy, OF the steamship Scyihlh, was
arrested Yesterday by The United states Marshal on
n charge of carrying more passengers on ms last
VOYAGE than the number allowed Ivy law. He was
released on bail by Commissioner Lyman
SENT TO PRISON FOR FIVE YEARS
Joseph Ward was sentenced yesterday in the
Court of General Sessions TO five years imprsOn-
ment IN the State Prison having pleaded gully 10 10
Schradcr at No. 1iGJ Second-ayc., on the nlght OF
June 1.
CONVICTED on A SECOND TRIAL
Maud Crawford who was convicted OF Keeping
disoyderv house m No liz West Twenty-elghth-
st., was sentenced Yesterday by Judge CowlhS 20
sixty days imprisonment in the penitentiary. She
twice tried for the offence, the hrSt trlai result
ing in a disagreement of the jury.
JEFFERSON MArKrT TO BE HTBUILT.
The Commissioner of Pablo Works was directed
by the Aldermen at their meeting on Tuesday 10
erect new building for market puP0ies on 'e
completed by January /, 1883. Its cost is NOT To
exceed $4,000. Permission was gwen to erect a
temporary structure for the men now having stands
REPAIRS TO SCHOOL BUILDINGS.
The Board OF Education met yesterday and an
proprated S2l 329 for repairs, etc, to school build
iups Tie Committee on Sites recommended that
81 900 be voted for the purchase OF strip OF lana
adjoining the schOol-houSe III East One-hundred-
and-tw ent y-ifth-st.. and the recommendation was
adopted.
Professor j. j. Brown of the Syracuse University,
W. Jennings Demorest Nine. DemoreSt ana
daughter and Thomas Whifen, of the Madison
Square Theatre, Will sail for Liverpool to-day on
the InInan steamship City Of Brussels, which Will
leave her pier at . a. M Professors Gummerson;
Pennsylvania for Glasgow at 10 =. III. to-day.
FOUND CONCEALED IN CHURCH.
Peter Schol, who IS known to the police rs thlcf
and who has served a term in the State Prison, was
sentenced Yesterday in the Court or General SEES
sions 10 two and half years imprisonment. lie
was found on the night of May p IN the Church OF
the Holy Redeemcr in East lhlrd-st, where ne nad
concealed himself for the purpose of robbery.
THE moNs,Dgs" AROUND THE CAMPFIRE.
At the sixth annual reunion and campfire OF the
"Ironsides " regiment. 10th New-fork Volunteers,
comrades gathered. A. J. II. Duganne, the old
lieutenant colonel, presided. The old reglmental
flag presented by the city on the departure OF the
regiment for the front, was conspcuously displayed,
with long rent through its centre Addresses
were made and "Reminiscences of camp and field HE
were told.
Mr. TTURBER DECLINES A DISCUSSION.
+. b. Ihurber mas replied to Asscmbyman James
D. MED LELAND declining 10 meet him and discuss
his legislative record. Mr.. lhurber rccounts Mr..
McCclland's course with reference TO certain DIS
of great public interest. and adds that If his con-
siituents approve they will doubtless send hun back
to make laws for them, but It Is MOI good record
for prOfessed anti-mOnopolIst and a MEMBER OF
the IXth Assembly District League.
THIEVES HELD FOR AssAULTIyG POLICEMAN.
Justice BixOy, III the 1Orkvllle Police COuTi, yes
terday held William McGram of No. 324 East
Twgnty-fourtl-st, and Daniel Gallahan' OF NO %
Last Fourteenth-St., each in $1,000 bail on the
double charge of attempted larceny and assault ana
battery On Tuesday afternoon they were cauHht
stealing money at Az East tllteenth-St., ana wheh
pursued by Officer ONell. they took his club from
INN and beat him until the bystanders intcr1eTed.
when they were arrested and taken to the Police
sUBJUGATING An UNRULY son.
John Brady, age eighteen, had been about week
from his home in Eighty-iTst-st., near Eleventh
ave. and returned yesterday, having spent the
greater part of the time at liquor st res Not ind
ing hi, breakfast ready. John abused hlS mother
until she advised INN to go where he would receive
better treatment. Not pleased with such al wee
john slapped her face, pulled her halr and stabbed
a boaraer who came 10 his mothers assistance.
Armin herself with "a stout poker, Mr.. Brady sue
cecdod III quoting joan b. lnflctlng scalp
wound, and then she caused his arrest In the llar
lena Police Court lie was committed lOr lIldI III NC
fault OF 800 bail.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
In the REGISTERS once Yesterday tHe re- was re-
y wes corner H OF Broad and Wal-sts, which has
about feet ga inches 'front.' ana extends ~ Zee
2L2 inches Wall-st., 10 Matthew " liks, by Mar
A..
Of S1Gs, 900 Cardinal John McClcskey has, for
the sum of 81 9. 100 transferred TO Newman owen
three city lots on the south side OF fhtX-hlth-st
between First and Secoud-aves which are bnrdened
with morgl ge for $1,000 The conveyance ~
made subject 10 agreement that the purchaser
may any buildings O.her IMAM dWcluhB-hOuscs
or Hats on the real estate
INSPECTION BY THE PILOT COMMISSIONERS.
The Pilot COlnnloslcAcrS Jcstefday made their an
nuaI toHr OF Inspection OF the hai Dor o., on the
Il amer BackbirU, starting from Per No. - East
liver, with number Oi invited guests. All Inc
Pilot Commissioners " re present \ number OF the
members of the Produce Exchange, the Board OF
Trade ana the Chamber of Commerce. rs well rs
the AeW-JcIrey Pilot Commissioners were among
the invited que, Is. The steamer left the pier at
o'clock. The Inspection extended as Tar as the
llghtship oil sandy Hook Sailors Snug liarDOr on
Staten land was Visited. Many points III the Day
were also inspected.
INSPECTION OF THE sIXIY-NINTH REGMENT.
The inspection ana parade of the G0lh
Regiment were mel yesterday at tine Polo Grounds.
lhe men assembled III their arnOry at iOmpklns
MarAtt at 10 O'Clock, whence they rode 10 the
grounds on the Third Avenue Elevated rOad. Inc
number OF the enlisted men Is $50; there were
$50 men IN the ranks yesterday The men carried
one gay IatlOns. Hey STOOD the heat well and no
case OF sunstro%e occurred. AsSls ant Inspector
General 1. +. koden3ougn; MAJOR General smaller
Commander of the First DIVISION, and Brigade
Commander Louis fitzgerald were present.
BROOkLYN.
In the case of Patrick Farrell TO recover $4,000
as damages for lead-pOsOnlng, while working Tor
the Union White Lead Company judge Cnlcn dis
missed the case Oh the gfOihd That no cause Tor ac-
ton existed.
1he Dlrd-houses put up for sparrows and as adj
refreshments Tor furniture house, 10 he taken
dOMu b. direction u the Department of CITY
WORKS. HERE are about 700 ON trees and posts
throughout ihe city.
George Saunders, who has been in the Raymond
Street jan waiting trial for murder in kIllIug Mrs
Collycr, Win whom he boarded III North Second-st
last Ia Is nOt expected 10 Ilyc lie Ill win
seyeIai disorders yesterday That he sent the
Guy Hospital
Albert A. Enas was convicted in the Court of
Sessions yesterday OF malicious annoyance in id
ing souIrllOus valentine 10 his aunt, Mrs. hose
Sudwel, NO. 70 DyIs-Oa-aye. Enlas was al one
time L. the employ Ot his uncle, whose sisters sou