New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-10

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old and dressed like a laborer, was found III the
water at the foot of Bank-st. yesterday
Fashionable florists do not disdain to make use oil
buttercups when the fields outside tue CITY are
full of these yellow flowers
Fulton Market resembles the Scrbes and Phari-
Sees The outer walls are attractive, but WITHIN IL
IS full OF debris and commUnistic cats.
HELD FOR wIFE-MURDER.
Charles Seibert, the Bohemian, who on May 81
shot and killed his wife, Louisa, at No 10 Ridge.
St was Yesterday committed to the Tombs to await
the action of the Grand jury by Coroner Herr
man.
FOUND INSANE IN THE STREET.
George X. Cohen, twenty years old, of Louisville,
Ky commercial traveller for Williams d Co., OF
No. 74O Main-st., Louisville, was found insane mt
One-hundred- and-hfth-st. and the Boulevard yes
terday, and was taken TO the Ninety-ninth Street
Hospital.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS AT MANHATTAN BEACH
On and after to-day the trains on the Manhattan
Beach Railroad will run half hourly Inc last
train the Bay Ridge route will leave the island at
1910 p m, and on the Greenpoint DIVISION at 1880
D. NJ The grounds will be illuminated tonight for
the first time and Gimores Dand VIII Deglh inc reg
ular concert season to-day
JUDGE HILTON's GIFT TO HIS DAUGHTER
Henry Hilton has presented to his daughter, jose
phine II. Russell, the wife of Judge Horace Russell
by 0S9, on the south side of Thrty-fourth-st., 200
feet east of Sixth-ave. The transfer was recorded
yesterday, lone dol lar and natural love and alice
ton are the specified considerations.
The amount of fines collected at the various 20
lice Courts during the month of May were as fol-
lows; Special Session. 1872; 1 1 Distr,ct'
$40; Fourth District, $685. Fifth District, 500;
Sixth District, So; total, 5000
CHARGED WITH MURDER IN THE HIGHEST DEGREE.
Thomas MgCa6e age sixteen VINO Ma. Ksd n 's seP
Janes-st., was indicted yesterday by tho Grand
Jury FOR murder III the first degree After shooting
Mrs McCabe the young man stole her pocketbook
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the city,
FIVE EXPENSIVE MINUTES FOR THE CITY.
The Police Commissioners met yesterday at the
request of Mr.. Nichols. The only thing they did
was to appoint Francis Mangin, who has been
clerk and messenger of the Tammany Commissioner,
a patroman at $500 year then, in five minutes
time he was appointed q detectlye-sergeant at
1000 year.
MEETING OF TENEMENT HOUSE LEAGUE
The Tenement House League of the Eighteenth
Ward held meeting last evening at StuyveSant
Hail. No. 351 East Seyenteenth-st, L. H. llanrathy
presiding William Rose, OF Jersey City, spoke, adj
vOcating a common ownership OF land. isaac CO-
hen, of Washington, d. c. said that force should be
used if necessary, in fighting landlords and mo-
popoles.
FINDING THE BODY OF A CHILD.
The body of a child about week old was found
yesterday on the first floor of No 506 broadway,
occupied until within few days by DR.. Jourdan,
of the New-York Museum of Anatomy The body
and some skeletons were left there by the doctor
when ne moved from the place. The police were III
formed and the coroner will investigate the mat
ter.
TRAVELLING AT THE PUBLIC's EXPENSE.
Martin Mcmahon, an freshman, about sixty-fve
years old, claiming to have been destitute was
furnished free ticket to Ireland about six weeks
ago by the Commissioners of Emigration. He was
among the passengers of the steamship Adriatc
afraid he would be afflicted with consumption If he
renamed in Ireland. lie had fourpenco in his
pocket.
ANOTHER DANGEROUS ELEVATOR
In the building at No. % Park-row, which Is part
ly owned by Erastus Brooks, is passenger eleya-
tor, which has upon hve or SIX different
occasions however. dropped several stories.
No one has has been Injured YESTERDAY yv al
lawyer, two compositors and reporter on The Mail
and Express, the attendant and two other men were
in the car when it dropped two stories TO the cellar
frightening all but not injurlng any OF the passen-
gers.
THE GRAIUIrY FUND AT THE PRODUCE EXCHANGE
A meeting of the members of the Pro-
duce Exchange was held yesterday TO
make arrangements for the selection OF
nine trustees to supervise the Gratuity Fund organ
ization. Tanning Z. Albert the father OF tue life
insurance pan," explained its methods and advised
the trustees. Upon his notion l.. +. Ito man, a. E.
orr. Franklin Edison, Samuel Jacoby, \. ID. Snow,
John Anderson, ). ;. CARL and 4. Z. Albert were
appointed a committee of selection.
A THIEF IN THE GUIsE OF A SERVANT.
Mrs. Caroline Reese, who gave her age as sixty
six, was sent the PenitentIary for five years by
guilty TO two indictments for larceny. William M.
Keller, of No. 26J West Twenty-ifth-st, and Minnie
Florence ofNo 1874 East FIfteenth-st., were the
painantS, aud Mrs Reese had stolen from them
both IN the same way. she engaged herself
servant and after faithful performance OF her
duties for some time went of WITH large amount
OF wearing apparel which she disposed of at pawn
shops.
AN OBsTREPEROUS WOMAN CONVICTED.
very tall large wOman with coarse features,
sunken eyes and dark hair, was convicted yester-
day III the Court OF General Sessions of violation
of the excise law. She was Margaret Smith, of No
24S West Twenty-ninth-st., the woman who
turned Bella Allen, an inmate of her house INTO the
street when suffering from severe sick
ness. The unfortunate woman died III the hospital
soon afterward, and was buried by McAulcys
under indictment for assaultlng two police
men who went TO her house to arrest her. she
knocked one of them down with n blow of her fist.
and threw beer glass at the other.
MORTGAGES GIVEN BY JAMES GORDON BENNETT.
The five deeds by which were transferred TO james
Gordon Bennett property of the estate OF his father
at Fort Washington the dwellings at No 425 Filth
ave, No. l East Thlry-elghth-st., No. IL West
Thirty mint HIST No. 81 West wenty -irst-st. and
the Bennett Building on Nassau-st which he
bought in at the friendly partition sale last mont Ia
for aggregate of 81, 1872, 900, were recorded III
the Registers Office yesterday also, the purchase
by Mr. Bennett of the dwelling No. % West
Twenty -iirst-st.. from the executors of Julia Nj.
Oelrlchs, for $4,000, ana five mortgages by which
Mr. Bennett mortgaged 10 himself, as trustee under
his fathers Will, the property purchased at the par
tition sale to secure the payment in live years Of
1854, 100 II with interest.
BROOKLYN.
The police force yesterday passed resolutions of
respect to the memory of the late ex-Inspector of
Police George A. Waddy. The funeral will be held
tomorrow.
john Schel peder, who was run over on Mon
day by truck driven by Charles Holman, at Mes
erole aud Ewen-sls.. died yesterday AZ st. Gather
ines Hospital. Holman un der arrest.
The body OF a drowned man found at the foot
of Main-st. yesterday. His about forty,
and his height five feet and five inches. He
had dark WHISPERS, black hair, and was slightly
bald.
The body of drowned man, age forty. awaits
recognition at the shop of Undertaken Stiilwel at
Gravesend, l.. l. a memorandum book in the
pocket shows an account by Philip Young with Mrs.
iounp