New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-19
NETWORK CITY.

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| NETWORK CITY
| Musc on the Mall Central Park p. M, IL. b.
Dodworth director.
The Grand jury, which has been in session for zen
| days was dismissed yesterday by Judge "huei-
| sleeve after having passed upon 2lZ cases
| TO ABANDON DEALING ~ OPIUM
All Chung, the Chinaman of No II Pell-st. VINO VINO
| was arrested on the charge OF keeping an OPIUM
den was arraigned Yesterday before judge GluGr-
sleeve, bat on promising to break up tiio uon "0
was discharged.
| sUPPosrNe A MEETING TO DE A PARADE
| f. A. Hill captain of the salvation Army,
| who was arrested on Thursday night for paradlng
the streets without the necessary permit anu f
up, writes to THE TRIBUNE that he had PeL in o
holding open-air meetings, and supposed tniS was
A SUIT AGAINST A COLLECTOR.
An action has been begun against Collector ROD
erson in the United States Circuit Court, Dy Der
tram Brothers, importers, OF TINS clty 10 Iceofoi
S33 222 II, paid by them under protest rs nuN oh
sugar and molasses imported from Tic lSianu Vi '''
| CrOIX
CONVICTED IN THE coMPIAINANTs ABSENCE
| The first person convicted under the new I ode
without the presence of the complainant was Jonh
M,rphy. who received a sentence of four years 20
| the State Prison yesterday He was convicted OF
stealing $40 from sailor named Olsen
HOW THE PRESIDENT PASSED YESTERDAY. ,
President Arthur spent yesterday quietly III ms
house No 1913 Lexiug ton-ave. There were few
callers Among them was Attorney-General Rus,
| sell. The President drove out about noon ana nc,
early hour in the evening. 1t is expected that he
viii visit Newport Il. L., next TUESDAY.
NOT SUCCESSFUL Al SUICIDE.
Frederick Spcir a German OF irregular haWts,
attempted to frighten his wife yesterday bv swal-
lowing some arsenic at their home, NO. 33l fIlih-
ST. He did not take enough OF the poison TO iIJure
| himself seriously, and lie received no sympathy
His wife. who Is the bread-wlnner for The family,
| went on with her washing. She had given hum
scoldmg because ne persisted in pawnng her clothes
! III order To get money 10 play pohcy' III VIZ S'iu
| that lie lad not done any work Tor seven years
FORMER WAR VESSEL SOLD.
The bark AbOey Bacon which was sold at auction
on thursday to close the estate oil the late FRED
crck Merrill, of Brooklyn, was bullt as war
| steamer by the Government at the Gosport Navy
Yard III $50. She did good service during llio nc,
| belliOn Oh tAe blockade. and was one OF Adlhuai
| Farraguts fleet at Nicksburg IN l-O4 She WIZ
now lily tue Norwegian nag having been purchaser 1I
| by Captain II. LasSen OF Norway, for P4lZo'
| THE ITALIAN BLACKNiAILgRs HELD.
| Gaetapo Ruggero, age twenty-five, and Gaetano
| hi orenZo age twenty-seYen, the two olclllans
who were arrested by the Central once detectives
| essarO and kusch Tor attempting 10 eNtorl Diack-
mail under threats OF violence. from lgnatius Is.
| Mercadante, arralgncd before justice fatier-
son Yesterday at the TomDs Police Court. Their
counsel. Robert Racey applied tor an eAaminaIion'
| which set DOVE Tor To-Day
| MR. RAMsCAR II COURT AGAIN,
James O'Shea, a journeyman painter appeared
| in the Essex Market POhre Court yesterday alter
| noon and charged William II. Rlmscdr. tine secre-
tary OF The Old Gentleman'S Unseciarlan iOme,
with assaultlng HIM winie engaged upon some woLh
|
| charge against OShea OF attempting TO strike MIN
| across the head with shovel, and denied that he
had assaulted the man. justice Morgan ~ Ieluscu "
| entertain either charge, ana DISMISSED inc Case
| LEAVING QUARANTINE WITHOUT PERMISSION.
| Information sent from quarantine 10 the
| Board OF Health on Thursday that some sailing Vee-
sells from Southern ports had passed up the bay III
the night time without permits rearing that cases
| Of yellow lever might thus be Struggled nl0 the
Guy, Sanitary superintendent Day CAUSED an alarh
to be sent out ponce ordering general search
| Tor the vessels Actlng Superintendent InOfne sald
last evening that he had not received any reports OF
them, and he thought lney nad sIopped al DiooAlJh
| pier.
| A distressing case brought 10 the attention
of secretary Jackson. at Caste Garden yesterday,
| wherein Pauline Wauer, vino arrived from Bremen
on Nav 26 and has since been living at No. 80 East
snail children since August s Her husband has
been out of empo yment LOT some tlmo ana Inc lam
lily have suffered from want ar. Jackson gaNe inc
mother SIO ordered the children 10 be buried on
Ward's Island ahd Informed the Board OF Health OF
| the circumstances.
| EFFORTS TO SECURE STATION.
| The Park poIce have held the elevated Railway
| people at pay for several days ami prevented
them from digging Tor foundations l0r a station III
| Battery-plAce, near Pier No l. North River. The
elevated railroad officials have therefore begun
new tactics petition suddenly made Its appear
ance IN the Produce Exchange yesterday morning
and was circulated Tor signatures favorable 10 me
construction oil a station IN Battery place. Inc sig
| natures were few and soon afterwards counter
dlsapproying Of the erection of the station
WIS circulat. II, and received numerous signatures
THE PEACH MARKET STRONG.
| Peaches were OF u finer quality and the prices
| generally ruled higher yesterday than previously
IL was reported that the dryers we're pay ING as hlgn
As 40 and % cents "A basket at tile farms Tor large
| lois The market very tlrm and from 20 to 90
| cents a basket higher than Thursday. There
| were sixty-Jwo cars the peach train yesterday
| and about the number are eXpcc ed to-day.
Inns is the day Tor the Boston shipments, and TINS
fact pI1ces 10 rule rather hlghcr An uhusu-
| ally lively trade Is expected to-day
| MARRIED MAN SENT 10 A REFoRMAToRY.
| married luan was sent 10 The State Retormat0ry
| at Elnra Yesterday, III the Court OF General Ses-
| slons Simon Harms and Two other men were
| accused of stealing "A watch and chain. lockei and
several notes from Abraham hOSeAberg. The value
| of the stolen property was 1Zlv. Harris has been
| married about two years and his wife, who WAS IN
the court room, became hySterlcal when she saw
her husband about To be sentenced. Judge
Gildersieeve gave INN his choice between "A Two
years' sentence 20 Sing Sing ana being sent TO the
Refcrnatory, and lac chose the latter.
NOT COMPLIMENTARY TO THE POLICE.
The old man VINO created disturbance at Police
Headquarters on Thursday returned to the building
Yesterday morning and talked to Acting Supe. IN
lendent lhorne III rambling way Tor half an hour.
lie SAID lie was Colonel A. j. lngersOll, oi AlaDaIld
am brother of Governor lngcrs1ll, OF Connect
icut,' no SAID, and fought III the Confederate
Army ia the war. ! was Oh General BIaggs stat" "
| He also informed Mr. ThOrne that he was looking
! for a young friend who ho believed, had been visit
ing improper places. AterWard he sald the ponce
were a set of frauds"
| A LOTTERY IN AID OF MISSION SCHOOLS.
] On complaint of Anthony Comstock, agent of the
Society Tor the Suppression OF wee, Edward h.
Morrissey, doing business al No. % Dnane-s> came
before Justice Patterson yesterday, al the IOmbs
Police Court to answer "A charge of selling tickets
for the drawing of prizes in the lnchquln Lottery.
of Ireland which has been sci aHOat IN AID OF the
| Inchlqmn Mission Church and schools. The draw
| ings are TO take placo III the Rotunda, Dublin, on
September 3, and the prizes are numerous. Bail
| was required in pI 900, anu Daniel sweeney, pro-
| prietor OF Sweeney's Hotel, became bcndsman.
| To BE TRIED FOR SELLING POOR MILK.
Patrick DonneIly, OF Onc-hundred-andn nj y first
| D..t.tt md L No a
| mount were committed for trial IN 800 bail each
| IL the larlnm Pnlre CnnIt