New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-13
NETWORK CITY.

NETWORK CITY.
pr;langa repor.ed unsafe yesterday: Nos y
Cedar-st 206 Mulberry-St., l, oil Second-aVc anu
| "A East Houston-st.
PLANS FOR TWO FLAT-HoUsEs. ,
Plans were filed by Frederick Corell with the Bu-
rcau of Buildings Yesterday for the erection OF Two
| siystorv brick flats on the south side of East
Eighty rs-st 100 feet east of Tenth-ave, 10 cost
| $50 600 each, and with room for twelve ianiiies
| each.
EXAMINATIONS FOR THE CIVIL SERVICE.
About 200 applications of candidates for posi-
| tions in the Custom II ouse are now on NE. ~, IN
next Monday the examination for ADMISSION TO tne
service will be begun by the Board OF Ciyil service
| Examiners. The examination Is expected W ia''
several days.
GAMBLERS HELD FOR TRIAL.
| Albert Adams Michael Bergen, John Clark, James
Nolan and Michael Hearn who were arrested on
| charge of keeping gambling-houses IN the iwenty-
ninth Police Precinct, were yesterday arraigneu III
| of 81 600 bail each.
FOUL CONDITION OF ESSEX MARKET PLACE
Justice Kilbrcth, the presiding MAGISTRATE at the
| Essex Market Police Court, Yesterday addressed
communication to President Chandler OF the board
| of Health complaining of the stencil winch arises
from the garbage and filthy water emptied into Es-
sex Market-place by the occupants OF the lnarhet.
A wIFE-DEsERTER ARRESTED.
Some nine months ago John Durrie, a pastry-cook,
while i'll Buffalo, married Maggie Saline, but subse-
quently he left her and went to live IN fIqshlng'
l.. l. Yesterday he arrested In Flushing by De
| tective Heidelberg and in the Tombs Police Court
| was given into the custody OF Detective MeraLn,
| who will take him to Buffalo.
THE NORTH ATLANTIC SQUADRON.
The United States flagship Tennessee, Rear-Ad-
mira George II. Cooper commanding, and the United
States steamer Enterprise. left the Brooklyn Navy
Yard last night for ProvincetowD Mass, where they
will be joined by the Vandalia, Alliance, Kearsange
and YantIc the other vessels belonging to the
| North Atlantic Squadron. The squadron will en-:
gage in series of drills, the exercises consisting OF
| landing by battaIons boat drills, sail ana spar
drills and target firing with great guns, After inc
| drill the squadron will cruise along the eastern
| coast of New-England.
SENT TO THE STATE PRISON.
Three prisoners in the Court of General Sessions
Yesterday were sentenced by Judge Cowing to four
years imprisonment each In the state Prison Peter
Perez of No 10 Bq%ery VINO pleaded gully TO sd
10 cents July A. aud failing TO receive the same,
| struck Barros in the head with knife ; William
Clark alias Scott, a well-knOwn plokpocket, who
STOLE a valuable gold watch from William Ward, of
| No 1872 East Broadway, while he was riding on
the front platform of Third aye car on June 80,
and Albert Savoa, who pleaded guilty OF 1elonl-
! GUS assault III striking Isaac Fling, on May II.
BEATEN FOR INSULTING WOMEN.
| ]. S. Barney of No. Ii West Seyenteenth-st and
met ladv and her daughter in the Mail, Central
| Park, on tuesday evening, by appointment The
ladies' first sautaion was an appeal Tor protection
| from the insults of a young man named Thomas
| HAYES of No. 259.West Eighteenth-st. The result
| was light, in which Hayes was knocked down and
beaten ReGainng has feet he ran S away, put was
Two Park officers 10 his assistance. His assaiants
were arrested. In the Yorkyille Police Court yes
|
| terbourg at the request of the complainant.
| BROOKLYN.
John Hill age forty-two, of Java and Franklin
SITS received a fracture of the skull while working
in the Eagle Saw-miis, at the foot OF hent-st.'
| yesterday.
A libel suit to recover So 600 as damages for SLAM
| der was begun in the Supreme Court yesterday by
Mrs. Matilda Frazer against Moses Burke, formerly
| employed 10y the plaintiffs husband lie defend-
| ant denies the alleged SANDER.
| Francis G. Thomas pleaded guilty yesterday in
the Court of Sessions to the charge of shooting d.
| p l.. schenck, with intent TO xiii him. lie was re-
| manded for sentence Thomas claims that DIR.
| Schenck treated him improperly In the Kings
| County Hospital and that he determined to shoot
| him III revenge.
In the Special Term of the Supreme Court yes
| terday Judge Cullen vacated an parte order to
| examine Henry Fleming before tr1al IN the suit
] brought against him by Miss Mary Alice Almont
/ Livingston TO recover $4,000 as damages for
| breach of promise of marriage. A motion To IN
crease the amount of security for costs given by
| the plaintiff nonresident was denied, with
| leave To renew
JERSEY CITY.
Mary Carol, age thirteen months, fell out of the
window of her parents apartments IN tue tenement
house, No. IL Railroad-ave., yesterday, and was
| killed
James Mitchell, laborer, living at No. 354 First
st., was struck by Pennsylvania Railroad locomo-
tive at the Newark-avc. crossing yesterday and was
| fatally injured.
NEWARK.
| Jeanette Lehman, living at Court and Broome-
| sts., was bitten by vicious dog on Tuesday
| evening.
Two wel-dressed men entered the jewelry store of
| GOttlleb Schnabel NO. 10 Market-st, on tuesday
| evening" and after pricing number OF articles
of them snatched up about $40 worth OF jew
elry and from the store, followed by his confed
| crate The thieves escaped
| An infant child of Francis Smith fell from third
story window of its parents house. No. 80 Bellevlle
ave. yesterday and was killed Charles Keegan,
age eighteen living at No. so Hebden- ST. Harrison
was drowned i'll the Passalc River near the Free
| Bridge on Tuesday night Charles Cramer age
nineteen, was drowned III the Passaic River near
| the Point House, on Tuesday night while bathing.
| lie lived at No. % Milton-st.
WESrCHESIER COUNTY.
NEW RoCHELLE.-The Will Of the late Henry A.
| POhemus of New Rochelle executed April 2s
| 1852, was admitted TO probate i'll the Surrogale's
| Court of Westminster County at White Plains yes
terday. His real aud personal estate, which Is esti-
| mated to be worth S25O,000 is left TO his widow
| Rosetta his son, Henry A. Poihemus, it,, and his
daughter, Mrs. Erma L. DE Groot.
GLEN IsLAND-On Tuesday Barthold Crosse,
| wine merchant of No. 119 Essex-st iii tins city,
accompanied by grandson, visited Glen Island by
an early boat. About noon he ordered dinner Tor
himself aud grandson. While sitting at table
waiting for the preparation of the meal his head
| dropped, and III a moment he was dead. His death
was due to apopexy. Mr. Crosse was hity-slx
years old, lie leaves widow and several children
LONG ISLAND.
| LONG ISLAND CITY-O., Hopkins who was
indicted iog selling diseased meat at Oyster
Bay was diraigned pleaded guilty in the
Court of yesterday He set i'll extenuation
OF his defence that he sod the meat by the advice
OF a veterinary surgeon, for rendering purposes
Judge Armstrong reserved his decision until to-day
HUNTHI,s PoINT-A fight occurred between
party Of ruifians and two sea captains named ARM
strong and Howard at Campbeils Theatre in HUI
tiers Point, late Oh Tuesday night owning to the
fusal OF Armstrong TO treat the rufiaDs in the
liquor store adjourning the theatre. Armstrong
badly beaten about the head, aud one OF the assa-
ants snOt by the proprietor OF the liquor store
The man was taken away by his companions, and
the police have failed TO find him. William
Wanacker. a fireman employed on the Woodhaven
and Rockaway Railroad drank a quantity of oxalic
acid III mistake ior lemonade ut the depot of the