New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-30

Two five-story brick fat houses are to be erected
by Bernard Kavanagh at Ihrd-ave. and Elghty-
ffth-st. at cost of $4,000.
HEAVY STATION HANDS
The station hands at the South Ferry end OF the
Manhattan Elevated Railroad are chosen with es-
pecal reference to their ability TO handle unruly
passengers. Three OF them weigh over 700 pounds
each.
SALARIES OF UNITED STATES MARsHNs'
A notice was sent ont yesterday afternoon ny
United States Marshal Knox 10 the special Deputy
Marshals of 1880 stating that he had received
letter from the Department of Justice informing
him that the money had been appropriated TO pay
their salaries.
NO GUILTY OF ASSISTING THIEVES
The examination of William b. Adams, the con-
ductor of the Second Avenue horse-car who was
of No. 3OI East One-hundred- and-iftcenth-st.,
from the car on Thursday night and leaving MN aJ
the mercy of a gang of thieves resulted Ill inc
prisoners discharge.
REWARDED FOR ASSISTING GERMAN BARK.
Captain Josiah Daggett, of the American ship
Caravan, wa, presented at the Custom House yei-
torday with spy-gass awarded him by Che Ger
man Government, for having aided tho German
bark LOhcngrin when in distress. Collector Robert
son has a pockct-chromometer intended tor JoeP
Doran. and a sum of money for four members oil the
crew, but these have not yet been presented
ARRANGING A PIGEON-FLYING MATCH.
The Paterson tanciers failed TO reply to a email
lenge to race pigeons from the West for $3.50 side,
issued by the Newark pigeon flyers. The Newark
club then made a similar offer to the BroolIyn club
10 ly pigeons from the West before November l TOR
any amount tlat may De agreed upon. Inc NtNdIh
flyers Will be repre- sented at the homng pigeon
headquarters IN this city on Monday afternoon TO
meet the Brooklyn representatives.
REoRGA>IzING THE RAILWAY MAIL SERVICE.
The work OF recognizing the Railway Mail S"r-
vice, which Is under the charge of X. {. Jackson,
Superintendent OF the Second Division, has been 50
nearly completed that the pay of the men tor Au-
gust is 10 be based upon the new arrangement.
The salaries OF the men, which arc to be chiefly
based upon the number of miles run instead of the
hours served will have tendency 10 increase their
pay rather than diminish it.
4 MORTGAGE TO INSURE TIE RETURN OF BONDS.
An instrument filed for record III The Registers
office yesterday shows that IN the early part OF this
mouth Robert Deelcy gave into the hands Of John
Turl fifteen New-l Ork, Lake Ere and Western Rail
road new consolidated 81, 900 mortgage bonds and
the same number OF iirst mortgage bonds of a
similar denomination, on the metropolitan Elevated
RanTOld. To insure the return OF these securities
on their demand Mr.. Deelcy has received from Sir.
Iurl a mortgage ON city property.
THE QUARREL on TIE SHIP Ia MARIA.
Detect We Won GeTichten, OF the District Attor-
news office presented 10 Assistant Dlsrlct-Attorney
Allen sterday the papers in the case of Valentine
LarO age fourteen, who assaulted hichaell Romano,
age sixteen the shin La Maria, at the foot of
East SeVenteenth-st.. on August 1t. Romano was
severely hurt: The Italian Consul had Informed
Mr.. Alien that Romano had recovered and
asked that his assailant be delivered over 10 him.
Dlstrict-A toney Allen suggested that Justice Pat
tersOn grant the request.
ADTATH THAT HAS NOT BEEN EXPLAINED.
Patrick Gornau, "a young lTlsllman who had been
in this country only ten days died in Bellevue Hos
pits on Saturday from a fracture OF the skull
DEPUTY CorOner Raehe who made an autopsy sent
word TO the Bureau of Vital Statistics yesterday
that it could not be ascertancd how German re-
celved his injury. lie polce records state that
German a lodger at No. 30 Rooseyelt-si., and
that nc found on the night OF the Zlst INST SICK
i'm front of No. Jamcs-st The police had not been
informed OF the case.
THE KICKING CASE STILL IN COURT.
In the Essex Market Police Court yesterday JUS
tice KIlbreth resumed the eXamu alton IN the case
of john Henry VINO Is charged with kicking his
mother-in-law, Mary Irving, to death. Ih4 hns-
band of the deceased woman and Patrick l.. Lynch
gave testimony from which II appears that there
was a general row among the family. IL transplred
for tie first time that James lackett, age twenty
three a son OF the dead woman. was also engaged
in the fight and has not been seen since. MIR IRWIN
said Tackett was employed IN NewJersey, and he
Thought he could produce nun III court tO-udy. Inc
case was adjourned
TO REPRESENT AN INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE.
AT a meeting of the Board of Managers of the
| Metropolitan Industrial League held AT No. 3l9
Broadway, yesterday afternoon, the following were
appointed committee to visit and represent the
League at the Denver Industrial Con
veHtio4 to be held at Denver, Coz.
| E. A. Ammdown. of Ammidown, Lane Il Co, New
| York; thomas q. Smith, OF Greenpont Porcelain
| Works; Marcus llanlon, OF me 1m6,ed" Protcc-
| fouisf A. f. Meyer of the American Manufacture
| ING Company ana j.. A. llartShorn, OF the Cable
| Flax Company, Troy.
BROOKLYN.
An absolute divorce was granted yesterday to
| John f. Burns from Mrs. Margaret Burns III the
| City Court.
The Republican General Committee will meet on
Tuesday of next week to call the primary elections
| at which delegates TO the State Convention will be
| chosen.
! A. = Robbins, of No. ia Sixth-ave, while driv-
| ing in klatbush-ave., Flatbusn, l.. l., yesterday
| was thrown from his carriage and somewhat i'll
| juTed.
Thomas S Hughes, of the Twentieth Ward, has
| been made engineer i'll charge OF the engines,
.,,1 ,i i'm
ment of the Brooklyn Navy Yard
Rankin Post No. 10 g. A. r., John II. Walker
commander will 90 to HUDSON Grove, near Glen
Island Tomorrow, their third annual urson,
leaving JEWELS Wharf at 8, aud south Fifth-st. at
| $3.50 a. H., by barges and steamer
Ar Sanford OF san Francisco. has asked the
BROOKLYN police to aid IN finding The three children
| of his sIster-in-aw, Mrs. Sarah Thompson, OF No.
o15 Lafayctte-ave. She was not found at that
| number The uncle desires to do something for the
| children.
Max Keller. of Canarsle, l.. l.. attempted TO COM
| NIT suIcide Yesterday by lying on the track III
| front of an engine on the East New-fOrk, Canarse
| and Rockaway Beach Railroad. me engine was
stopped before IL rcacou nl' anu ho ""' "iloSVou
| for drunkenness
| No trace has vet been found of the lawyer Fran
| CTS g. salmon, who is charged with forging mort
| gage for ~ OOO which he gave 10 Dr. j. >. Wight,
| of No ll5 Pacitic-si. IL is alleged that Salmon
| cheated several other persons III New-fork and
brooklyn lie was engaged to be married toa young
| woman III brooklyn.
| William Hill age thirty, who was sent to the
| Peuitcntlary for months yesterday by Justice
Naeher for drunkenness awell-educa ted print
| or iew years ago. when his tather dled ana ieIt
| HIM ~ 900 lie gave up work and began 70 drink
| and spend the money 1t all gone III two years
| and Hill was a confirmed sOt.
Burglars effected an entrance into the Boston
Store OF Francis L. Sargent, at No. 800 fulton-st
Brooklyn early yesterday morning aud roohed IL or
goods worth 1919. They forced open the IRON shut
| tcrs Of "a rear window 10 which access was secured
| from Red Hook lane. A watchman on the second
| door was not disturbed by the burglars, and the
robbery was not discovered until clerk opened the
| store.
JERSEY CITY
The hquor-store of Adam Metzger' No 2oo kali-
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