New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-20
NETWORK CITY.

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| hundreds of curious persons.
A marty of bovs in charge of A. Schegel, southern
agent of the Chdrep's Aid society, leio tne uN
Yesterday for Virginia, where they viii be PROVIDED
with homes.
| A FIRM REsUMISG BUSINESS.
Bennett & foulke cotton brokers' VINO tallea on on
August g. having settled with their crcnloIs *"
| Der cent were readnited to the privileges oi tho
| Cotton Exchange yesterday.
| nuuDING Up THE MORMON CHURCH
Twenty-two missionaries wor0ng IN INC ostarJav
| on the Guion steamship Wyoming: Their MISSION e
TO enlist new proseytes from the laborng classes oi
| the Scandinavian aud other countries.
| SAMUEL oBREIGHT As A DEBTOR
Mrs Sophia Bixel, a boarding house keeper, or
No 153 East Ninety second-st.. cQmplai ned II me
cheated ont of 500 that ought to have been paid her
| by Samuel Obreight. Obreight was committed TOT
| examination.
PUT on TRIAL FOR KILLING HIS srEpMoTgi l;ii;,
| his step1nother. Mrs Catherine McCaDe; on fiay
IL, at No. ri Jamcs-st was begun yesterday before
Recorder Smyth in the Court OF General oeesiohS'
| The prisoner is only sixteen years OF age
| PARADING IN SPITE OF THE HEAT. =, 40
The Central City Veterans and Lilly Post NO 66
Grand Army of the Republic, of Syracuse escorte ecu
by Koltes Post No 80, Of this city, were ont TOT
parade and review yesterday afternoon IN sPlte OF
the heat tho veterans were reviewed III Union
Square by Department Commander Fraser.
ARREsTING A POLICEMAN.
Edward s. Walling policeman, was arrested as
| n suspicious person by Patrolman Bernard Dunn
about M on Monday but WA SCI At 'e Pre D
Edward $. Waling is son of Superintendent Wall
ing, and Is officer in the Fourth Precinct.
RonBISG VERSATILE ITALIAN.
VincenZo Poumbo, who keeps an exchange place
and Italian school at No ~ Crosbyst.. robbed
o { 81, 900 in cash on Monday, while absent from
| was employed as clerk and teacher by Polnmbo.
| Franzo escaped, and had not been arrested last
night. he Is supposed TO have gone to Philadei-
| phia or Boston.
NrU prrI DISCS To M ERECTED
strong and ire-pl oof building Of brick and iront
six stories high is TO be erected at 40 900 ana oOz
| of SI5OOOO. Rooms in the structure are to be lot
| as stores. The Manhattan Warehouse Company
will build four-stOry storage house at F0nrth-2Ve
and Forty -lrs-st at a cost OF $25 900. Three five
story fiat houses with brown-stOne fronts are TO De
erected by Noble & Post at Ninth-ave ana Seventy
| frst-st, at a cost OF 100000
FREIGHT CARS BLOCKADING A STREET.
TWENTY-FIVE merchants, whose stores are IN "a
nal-sC., between Hudson and Grecnwlch-sts, sen!
petition to the Board of lieah Yesterday complain;
Ing about freight cars of the NewYork Central and
Hudson River Railroad which are allowed to stand
in Canal-st. They claim that the street Is block
| AIDED needlessly by the cars and that the smoke
from the dummy engines Is offensive ana unhealthy
BUILDING DECLARED UNSAFE.
Sanitary Superintendent Day yesterday sent re-
| port to the Board of Health that the two-st0ry
frame house No. 430 East Seventy hrst-st. had be-
come dangerous to life and unit for human naDta-
ton by of Its want of repair lt Will be va
Gated by order of the board. Christopher Clark Of
| lug -
THE COMING AMERICAN INSTITUTE FAIR
will ne OPEN Si on september a. c; " Hull the
| eral Superintendent is actively engaged IN com
pleting he necessary arrangements. Inc building
will be lighted by some 800 electric nights ana
special feature will be made of the machinery to be
exhibited. Mr.. Arbuckle has been engaged Tor the
| daily concerts.
| COOL WEATHER PROMISED.
! at IIudnut's yesterday the thermometer indl-
Gated 73o at a. No. $40 at II M, 90 at $3.50 p. III.
and so at d: III. At the signal Service station
the highest point reached by the mercury IN The
| day was S69. There has been general fail or the
temperature from 100 to 1o0 through the Missouri
| Valley in the last two days The clerk OF the
weather in the Equitable Building says there is a
| storm back of this hot wave, and that then there
| will be cool weather
| TIE LQUoR-sELLERs ASSOCIATION.
| In response TO call of the committee appointed
by the " Union for Rights TO organize liquor deal
| ers in the City and state OF New-lork the liquor
dealers of the Tenth Ward OF this city met at no.
| SO Essex-st yesterday afternoon. Albert hunIz,
| the president of the union, presided temporarily.
| Theodore Lax was elected permanent chairman,
Christian Goetz yice-president ex-senator Caspar
| Baden. secretary, and Frederick LuchenmeycI,
| THE SENTENCE OF PoRGER.
| Charles Allen, who was charged in several in
dictments with forgery, peadcp guilty yesterday
in the COurt OF General SESSIONS ana was sentenced
by Judge Cowing TO three years in the state Prison
He was of party who were III the habit OF forg
| Ing checks with the names OF business men, ana
| taking them IN the evening to nelghDollng stores
| with forged notes requesting that they be cx-
| changed Tor cash. One OF the men whose signatures
were forged was Police Justice OtterDoug.
| LARGE ARRIVALS OF PAssENGERs.
Six European steamships which arrived yesterday
| brought an unusual number OF cabin and steeraeo
Passengers, the total beng l,O4l cabin and ,924
| sIeeIagc. The GalLa, iIoln Liverpool, had 81
| cabin the Baltic, from Liverpool, 49, cabin the
| Eurnessia, from Glasgow 297 cabin and 400 steer
| age tue Vandala, from Hamburg, l3J cabin and
| 40 steerage the sallcr, from Bremen, 1872 cabin
and SOL steerage; and The Queen, from London,
| lO4 cabin and Oh steerage.
A YOUTHFUL IMMIGRANT PASSENGER
| Horace Montague Coleman, boy seven
| years old, from Lancashire, England arrived at
| Castle Garden yesterday win the Immigrant pas
| sengers from the steamship The Queen, from Lon
| don On the breast of Ills coat he mad piece of
| white cloth, painted Ill black letters " am Horace
| Montague Coleman, passenger on the y. ;; D. The
| my father, ". II. Coleman northwest corner OF
inird and Pine-sts., 1t. Louis, Mo"
| NOT WILLING To SEND HIM BACK RUSSIA.
| Abraham ROsenkoh, Russian refugee, was be-
fore Recorder Smyt yesterday Tor sentence having
| been convicted OF rObblng his employers, Marks
| Brothers, OF No. 80 GTeene-SL Tie Recorder OF
| fered let the prisoner 20 II the compliments
| would send INN back to Russia. As neither obey
nor the Russian Lmlgrant society were willing TO
| do this RO>eDkOn sentenced to eighteen
| months III the Penltcntary.
HIS BLOOD POISONED BY KNIFE.
While John Burns OF NO. 800 llIsi-aVe., age nine
years, was playing IN Washington Market on
| saturday, ne was struck upon the arm by knife
| III the hands of " Curly " Murphy. The boy
taken to the ChambeIsiStreet Hospital, where tue
WOuuN WIS tlCSStu lHc WHICH SET III
tie following day seemed to Indicate blood poison
| INK. The boy sent to Bellevue Hospital, where
| he now lies IN a critical condition. ne police are
looking tCr Murphy.
CLEARING Up A MYSTERY.
The steamship Alexandra ana several other
sells which have arrived the past week have report
| ed passing burnng vessel al sea III the ueighbor
hood oil latitude IL north, longitude 0iO west, but
| none able 10 give any definite idea of what
| vessel IT was. lew days ago II was suggested
| from the description that the vessel was the Nor
| Weglau brig Brazilian, which sailed from Sheet
| HarbOr. y. D., with cargo OF deals This suggeS-
| ton was yesterday confirmed by Captain Jones. of
the bari. Shatemuc, which arrived from Liverpool.
| DELINQIENIs 10 BE PKOsECuIED.