New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-13
NETWORK CITY.


case OF accidents
PREPARING FOR THE NEW JEWISH YEAR.
Tho jewish new year 5G43 begins to-day, and ex-
tensive preparations have been made IN the synac
gOgucS for the celebration Of this holiday ana OF
the Fast of the Day of Atonement and the Feast Oh
the Iabcrnacles, which follow 1t.
PASSENGERS ARRIVING BY THE HELVETIA.
Among tho passengers VINO arrived from Europe
by the steamship Lclvetla. of the National Line,
yesterday were the Bishop of Huron, The Reys. f.
i. ThwIng. W. Choatr, j. X. Allen aud G. Scnrdntz
Professors NJ. Z. Tyler and shepherd and Dr. van
Norman.
BROKEN INTO TWO PIECES BY THE STORM.
The canal boat Saranac got Loose from ITS moor
inQs at the foot of West -hundred-and-tWenty
nlnth-s, IN the storm OIL Monday and broken
into two parts by the action of the waves. These
were secured by the police OF the Thirteenth Pre-
clnct yesterday morning.
RESOLUTIONS II MEMORY OF MR. MINOR.
After the opening OF court after the summer vaca-
ton by Surrogate Rollins yesterday, cX-S Surrogate
Calvin referred 10 the ii, ath OF Cornelius Minor, for
many years Chief Clerk Of the >urrOQatc's office,
and offered resolution lanentlng his demlsc
Algernon ;. Sullivan seconded the resolution, and
the Surrogate ordered that 1t be entered on the
records OF the court.
COVERING AN AVENUE WITH REFUSE
Complaint was made TO the Board OF Health
week AGO that ashes ana garbage were beng
Sanitary Inspector Comfort investigated the com
paint and aSccrancd that the avenue had been
covered with refuse Tor distance of 100 t"et, ana
that offensive OdOTs came from the stuit lhe Board
of Health Yesterday requested the Strcet-C Cleaning
Department to stop dumping ashes and garbage IN
the avenue.
SHOOTING HIMSELF BECAUSE DEsPoNDENT.
BENJAMIN schultz shot himself three times yester-
dav afternoon III the rear of the beer-shop M No
1866 Hester-st. lie SAID that he was respondent as
he had separated from hs wife because they had
0uarrelled She lived at Providence, *. l. lie
well dressed, and his appearance was that OF
prosperous business man. The police sent him to
-. Nmcents Hospital. 1t Is believed that his
wounds will prove fatal.
CONSUMPTION, NOT YELLOW FEVER.
Excitement was created in the Sanitary Bureau
Yesterday by spaich from the police of the Tenth
Precinct stating that a woman was sick with yellow
fever al NO. Z EldIldge--t. Dr. MCChcsney went 10
the house. and found Mis-. Annie McCool suffering
from consumption. She said that her physician. d.
Naughton of No. 1G lenry-st., had told her that she
had yellow fever. Ihephyaiclan denied that he mad
made such statement. The woman was removed
To Bellevue Hospital ~ a charity patient.
THURLOw WEED OUT FOR EXERCISE.
Thurow Weed sald tot tribune Ieporter last
night that he thought that he was hide better
continued. that ! cannot he expected 10 improve
yyhIle nave no appetite and no exercise Well, |
cannot force an appetite, but tins afternoon did
.crurr some exercise ! went ont about O'Clock
and rode IN the street ears. OF course. when got
home 1 was very tired, but hope that an I'M
proving"
THE sALvAuoN'ARMY AT THE CITY HALL
4 'dctachmcutp OF the aviation Amy conducted
Il service the steps OF the CITY Hall yesterday al
tcruoou, and attracted Il crowd composed manly Of
tralups and pOlccmcn There were HI'ccn sol
/ diprSr IN tie detachment under the command OF
] T. l.. an
| unapprcciailve audience by coruon oI pohcc ana
uprateuly directed their fire several times against
he blue coats OF tncr protectors. After praying,
| preaching ana singing about an hour the dct1cn-
| men, was ordered back 20 headquarters.
HIS REQUEST FOR CLEMENCY not GRANTED.
Jacob We'll, OF 40. rs liacdOugal->t., yesterday
was sentenced TO i've years IN the state Prison b.
Judge COWiug. III the Court OF General sessions, on
q charge oil forgery. Well got check for $4,000 10,
! drawn by WOrths Brothers ~ owen, of No. 81
Bond-st, cashed ~ tue Citizens National Bank on
lao. tlaI "a "a IgTa Inc II o..
arrested. Wei asked for c,cmency, but Judge
/ Cowlng ascertaincd that the prisoner had been an
inmate of the ElmTa heiormatory, and refused to
| show hun any lcn!cncy.
A GRAND MEETING NOT WELL ATTENDED,.
About atty men and one woman assembled last
evening al Germania Hail. III the BoWcH, IN re-
sDonse to the call lOr " Grand inauguration Mass
| meeting, IN conjunction with the Central LABOR
Union" Robert Dii>~eTl WlO presided, stated that
the object Of the meeting was To impress upon the
minds OF the WOrklh9mtn inc necessity OF nOnl-
/ mating candidates nom The Labor UHlon. Osborne
! Ward ana Thomas Mcguire made speeches on - The
! Great Industrial Political issues of the Time
These is,ucs Ia the opinion of Mr.. Ward, consisted
oi the question OF the " formation OF third party
! the Naturalization of land and the Government
| control OF all great Industries
oUARANTINING CATTLE HERDS
! Augustus DcunistOn, state Cattle commissioner
| went TO Schenectady County yesterday accom-
panied by /. }. Herr a Acw-lorA veterinary sur
geOn to investigate the rumOro of the breaking out
| Ol O.. strange disease among lie cattle IN that
| county, lhcy found that some oil the herd belong
BNCc,
! Rotterdam, had become injected win the Texas
fever, probably caught from some Texan steers
! which mad been recently purchased. HE herd oil
MI ByCe and that Ol john kccucr, HclghDOr,
whose cattle had caught the Injection were qudrau-
lined Ly the commissioner. Three cattle have died
ana Others are now sick but ii Is cX pcctcd that the
disease VIII be confined to the herds mentioned.
EEsIGNING To BECOME A BURGLAR.
Officer Jennings, OF the Twenty ninth Precinct,
| heard the sound Oh crashing glass late on Monday
night and saw a man standing near the side door
! al IL , o.
! ave. with a jimmy IN hls hand large pane OF
glass in the door was broken. The officer arrested
! Tie man ana another person who seemed 10 b. ms
/ uccOmplcc ana arrdlgncd them IN the Jefferson
/ Market Police Court yesterday. The man who hdd
the ImmN was rcco pnlzcd there is James Carroll,
OF No 4O3 SiNtii-dN c., VINO vas appointed on the
police force undcr thc $500 law, but who resigned
a lew months ago because charges oil utOXcJtlou
were rc.crrcd gAInst him. liIs companion re used
10 give his name lhcy were both rcmanded Tor
examination to-day.
BROOKLYN.
The rainfall Monday IN Brooklyn was
$3.50 inches
Justice Walsh issued, yesterday, a warrant for
the arrest of Charlts koioWIat, the lawyer who Is
charged wltn mIsappIUpiiauug $1,000 lntrustcd to
Inn 10y one OF his clients. George Dlctrlck.
4 decision was handed down IN, the General
Term OF the supreme Court yesterday dlsmi'slhR
dents OF orh-,t to prevent the construction OF the
BIOOkyn Elevated Railroad IN that street.
JERSEY CITY.
The mower of Polio. Justices under tLc disorder
IN act was defined by Judge Knapp yesterday
. morning lu the case oil James D1iy and james Ma
loncy They had been sentenced 10y Justice stills
Iuu To ninety days lu the fcnitentlay Eounscllori
= Collins aud DAILY had the prisoners brought before
the court ON a writ OF uabeas corpus and Judg
: knapp discharged them, holding that "a Police JUS
tlcc ia, mo- power under the act to commit a prs
orf 10 the Pcult~ntlurN Tor more than thlCtN day
To- IWu-tmuis OF the pIooncia ia the IcnItcutiary u
f, the present time are serving ninety day terms.
. Patrick and Michael kilroy, brothers, and Bcuja
a IIIn Met abc, were ARA encd IN Judge rtllslu 3
l. L.. L. |.