New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-02
NETWORK CITY.

C. f. Beck. Tomas Vale Ruseca, J. 7. Armas, of
Ruiz d Son. j. A. Martin and Jose Canela sailed for
Havana yesterday in the Clty Oh Alexandria
The policemen will have their annual festival and
games ct the Empire City Colosseum, Avenue-A
and Sixty-nnth-st, next Monday, beginning at
10 q. N.
OPENING OF A CERTIFICATE EXCHANGE.
The New-York Certificate Exchange was opened
for business Yesterday and after an address by the
president the first call made. Daily calls Will
be made at 1890 a. III.
PEACHES FROM THE SOUTH.
Consignments of peaches are arriving by the coast
steamers from Southern Georgia and Florida The
prices asked for them at Washington Market pre-
clude the possibility of speedy epidemic III the
ranks of the Small boys.
DYING FROM THE EFFECTS or A FALL
John Brodll, young Bohemian living at No. ii .
Avenue b; on Sunday last visited The gymnasium
at No. 533 Fifth-St. While exercising he fell and
received such injuries that he removed to Belle
vue Hospital. He died there yesterday morning.
JUMPING FROM FERRYDoAT.
An unknown man, apparently forty years old
jumped from Fulton fcrryboat into the river az .
D. III. Yesterday. He rescued by Alfred Selhck
and Thomas Payne. of No 3S1 South-St, ana was
taken to the Chambers Street Hospital The man
is supposed TO be insane.
THE PAVEMENT ~ PINE-sT.
The pavement III Pine-st. between NasSar-st. ana
Broadway, was broken up a month ago 10y steam
heating company and has not yet been repaired
greatly to the Indignation of persons doing business
in the street. Commissioner Thompson has PAID no
attention to the complaints made 10 him.
contributions FOR a RIFLE MATCH.
The treasurer Of the National Rifle Association
acknowledges the following contributions to the
International Military Rife match fund: {. 1;
Eaynolds & Co., 500, 47th REGIMENT National iona
Guard, 500 ; General &. I. ChrsteDSen, 300; cap
tain {. T.. Bridge, SO, and Louis H. Bell SO.
REWARD FOR TWO DETECTIVES.
The Police Commissioners yesterday granted per-
mission 10 pctectlyo -Sergeants Fink ana McOIann
TO receive reward of 800 from the Mechanics
National Bank for the capture o. John Woods, the
English pIckpocket, and the recovery OF checks
W Orth $4,000 which he had stolen from messeh-
ger Of the bank, George Hoffman.
Az ATTACHMENT AGAINST 4 TEXAS BANK.
Justice Donohue. III the supreme Court Cham
berg. yesterday grained an order OF attachment
against the property OF the CITY National Bank OF
Fort Worth, Tex, IN suit brought aga!ns- the
bank by CHARLES \. Kinney 60 recover $1,000 II, an
alleged balance due on account.
CONTRIBUTIONS STINT 70 ST. JoHN's GUILD
81. Johns Guild. Of No. Universltyplace has re-
cciyed S66G III addition to what has been already
acsnOW lodged, III aid # the Floating Hospital ana
Seaside Nursery. The Hospital IS being thoroughly
renovated. and will soon be ready tor use. Ar
augeneutS are being made for opening tie Nur-
scTy.
TIE FUNERAL OF PROFESSOR MARINE.
The funeral of Professor Charles Murray Marine,
of Columbia college, was held yesterday III the
Fourth Avenue Prcsby terrain Church, tho Rev Dr.
Howard Crosby conducting the services. Many
members OF the faculty of Columbia College were
present. Professor Marine died on Monday ut War
IeutOn, Va. He was buried III GREENWOOD
PRESENTING A CUP 70 THEIR CLASS BOY
The annual dinner OF the Class of rs OF the Uni
yelsitv of fhe CITY of New-YOTk took place last
evening af MarfineIl1s restaurant. 4 poem was
read by Albert W. Ferris. cup was presented, III
the name Of the class. by Louis {. NlntOn, to the
son of William j. ROOme, Jr the first child born TO
"A member OF the class.
A NEW TRIAL DENIED IN TIFF HINMAN-HARE CASE
Justice Van Worst. the supreme Court, yester-
day denied the motion made IA behalf OF lillian
trial in the libel suit brought against him 10y the
Rev. Samuel y. Human. The Trial took place IN
March last and lasted four weeks. The jury gave
Nj. Human q verdict for $4,000.
REDUCING H. CLERICAL FORCE.
Commissioner Coleman yesterday began 10 curtail
the expenses of hls department by reducing his
strength notwithstanding the fact that his work
was greatly reduced by the contracts which no
made some months ago. Three clerks only, with az
grcgate salaries of -, jOO have been dismissed 30
far
NOMINATING OFFICERS FOR ELECTION.
caucus of members OF the Produce Exchange
ayers for the election Monday Forrest ii.
Parker having declined 10 run again, }. H. Herrick
was nominated for president, L. ;. Whitman Tor
vice president, and Samuel JacOby for treasurer
The nominations for managers are nearly all new
names.
AN ELEVATOR FALLS TWO STORIES.
The wire rope OF freight elevator in the fuTni-
tuie factory OF J. Brcwi ~ Co.. at No. 1874 Essexst,
broke Yesterday, and the fell from the second
floor to the basement of the building Jacob Klaus
a cabinetmaker fifty years Old, alone Oh the
car. Both his legs were broken and lie received in
ternal injuries 1t is believed that ne cannot re-
cover. lie leaves a wife and several children.
SERVING AS A CUSHION For a BOY.
John Frcderjcls, an old man living at No. 81
West Thirty .sixth-St. was walking past the house
at No. Al West ThirtyiOdrth-st. yesterday after
noon when he was struck by Peter Bvrncs, two
year old boy. who fell from trst-story window,
feet downward. Mr.. Frederlcks injured
slightly, and lie broke the b0y's fail SO that the
little fellow ESCAPED with an lAjury 20 his lett foot
POLICEMEN TO HAVE Az EXCLUSION DOWN THE BAY.
he ~ % "A
yesterday at Police Headquarters, appointed COM
mittee 10 arrange for an excursion down the bay
Oh the day that Commissioner Matthews and Super
intendent WaIing sail for Europe The Superln,
tendent said yesterday that he probably would
start on lis trip on juno % and that he would be
absent about two months.
HELD FOR UTTERING WORTHLESS CHECK
Frederick s. Hahn, lawyer doing business at
No. Is Eychangc-place, waived further examina-
ton yesterday at tie Essex Market Police Court, in
the matter OF the complaint OF Jnns d. Eisenstein,
of EiseESten * ROggen No 43 East broadway. for
uttoring check for $50 on the Produce Bank, on
February 9, which worthless. llo was held for
trial in the Court of General Sessions in default of
$1,000 bail.
DISAPPEARING WITH A BURIAL PERMIT.
A child, William Fulton, died on Tuesday at No.
$40 West FOrty-ffth-st., and arrangements were
made for a funeral at tho house at2 p. III. yestcr-
day. Tho undertaken, William McGuinees, sent Ed
ward Goodby, one of his helpers, to the Bureau of
Vital Statistics on Wednesday to procure u burial
permit. Goodby has not been seen since then. To
prevent delay at the funeral DR.. Nagle gave the
dertaker duplicate permit Goodby Is subject to
attacks of insanity.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS ORGANIZING.
The organization OF the Board OF Directors of the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company was completed
yesterday by the reelection Of j. b. Houston as
president. Jay GOud, Henry Hart. Russell Sage and
{. +. huntington were made members OF the Exec
utive Committee The only new member of the
Board was assigned place the Auditing Com
mittce. The other officers of the company will re-
tain their former positions.
orv,ct.pc on, nm, .,,.r,-.r
At a meeting OF the new Board OF Directors of the
Mutual Union Telegraph Company yesterday the
following oflc ers were elected President John c.
Moore; vice president George William Ballou;
secretary, Charles +. Peck; treasurer H. H.
Henson The last named officer is the secretary and
treasurer OF the Missouri, Kansas aud Texas Rail