New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-29

some Broadway stage-drlvers so much as TO pass
ones fare up 10 them instead of putting it in the
box.
LEASING PROPERTY IN CHRIsToPITR-sT.
The lease of the Christopher and Tenth Street
Christophcr-st.. between Washington and West-sts.
for the yearly rent Of $50 900 recorded yester
day.
A NEW ARRIVAL IN CENTRAL PARK.
A buffalo calf wa born III the BIOLOGICAL Garden
of Central Park shortly after . o'clock yesterday
afternoon. a gaping crowd OF sig htSeers watched
the infant gather itself M and stump about the
cage on its FIRST tour of investigations
ATTEMPTING TO SHOOT A HOTEL CLERK.
Frederick Morris "a bartender, who was arrested
Sunday night for attempting to shoot Eugene H.
Rogers clerk of the RossnOre Hotel, was arTalgned
In the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday and
held by Justice Ford for trial.
wAsHNGro> MARKET INVADED.
battalion OF Italian women armed with bags
and iron hooks invade Washington Market every
evening and wage furious war over he bits OF de-
cayed fruit vegetables soup-bones and other spois
that are cast by the marketmen into the street
DROWNED WHILE EXAMINING A RUDDER
Captain iewett +. smith, Of the tugboat
William +. burden, diyed INTO the water at pier
No SO, East River, to look at the rudder of the
boat. He struck his head against something and
was drowned. His body was not recovered.
STATE CONVENTION OF HIBERNIANs.
State Convention of tne Ancient Order OF
Hibernians was held at No. 1913 Bowery last night
The meeting was for the election of Grand Score
tary Michael j. Langan beng The meetings. choice.
About 400 persons were present.
COLLISION BETWEEN FERRYBOATS.
A collision occurred in the North River about
o'clock Yesterday morning, between the ferTyDoats
Erie and Hackcnsack. The latter was damaged
about her forward railing, and had her gates carried
away. 1 he former received slight injuries.
AN EX-PRIEsT's FORGETgULNEss.
Andrew Canary, the ex-prlcst, who on August 20
hired turnout valued at $500 from j. W. Pltney
of No 233 Lexingt on ave. and neglected to return
it. was arrested Sunday night and i'll the Yorkville
Police Court was yesterday remanded by Justice
Blk by for examination to-day.
RUN OVER AND KILLED BY STREET CAR
George Wilson. age Ihrty-tiVe, Oh No 49, West
Elevenh-st., over by street car at Charles
and HLdson-sts., last evening, and died soon after
from his injuries at the ST. Yncent's Hospital The
driver OF the car, William L. Edgar, OF No. 1873
Charles-st., was arrested.
APPOINTED BY THE CORPORATION COUNSEL.
Corporation Counsel Whitney has appointed
Charles Bandy, OF the frm of Hall X Blandy, an
assistant counsel in his Office. Mir. Blandy Will
take the place of John n. Beall, who has been APP
pointed TO take charge OF assessment matters grow
ing out of street openings.
THROWN FROM AN EMPRESS WAGON.
George Storm, age twenty-eight was thrown
from an express wagon al Grcenwlch-aye and
Tenth-st by George Hdrst. OF No. 249 West
Elevenih-st. last evening, and received fracture
of the left leg. lie was taken to 81. Vincents Hos
pItal Hurst was arrested.
NOT KICKED TO DEATH.
John Henry, who, II Is charged, caused the death
Of bus mother in-Iaw, Mary IRWIN OF No. 400 Cherry
st. by kicking her III the abdomen on Sunday, was
Yesterday taken to Essex Market Police Court aud
Temanded tor further examination of witnesses. A
pOst-morten examination made by Deputy Coroner
kaefle Oh Mrs. lryng's body showed that her death
was due to natural causes.
A CLERKS UNFORTUNATE SEARCH.
Two sneak thieves went INTO the cloak manufac-
tory of A. Reeves AT No. 20 Lispenard-st. Yesterday
morning, soon after the building had been opened
for business. They engaged III conversation with
Antonio Falco. clerk, VINO had been left IN charge
of the salesrooms and induced HIM to 10 III search
of Mr.. Reeves Then they walked away with some
silk valued at Sl25.
A. stephan, the builder VINO tried unsnccessiuly
TO bulluoZer Coroner Herman last week when
summoned 10 appear with his workmen and testify
concerning the dea'h OF August Mltzenhelm, and
came with only one, yesterday came with number
OF the wOrkmen VINO were Present at the time OF
Mitzenhelms death. The jury gave "A verdict Of
acciuental death caused by falling from scaifold.
COoPERs PREPARING FOR PARADE
A special meeting of Branch No. of the Inter
national CoOper' Union was held last evening at
No. 2l7 Springst for the purpose OF taking acuOn
as to the parade of the Central Labor Union next
month. After considerable discussion 1t was de-
cded by the coopers to JON IN tho parade In body
and TO attend the picnic. Tickets to the latter Were
TO be given away. Branch No. has a membership
of over three hundred cOopers
MAKING TOO FREE WITH CHEESE KNIFE.
Charles leljes made complaint III the Essex Mar
ket Police Court yesterday That John Gray age
twenty ,hree, of No. 90 Hester-st Oh the previous
day had attempted To stab HIM with cheese knife.
The complainant stated that he discovered Gray
about 10 rob the mOney-drawer OF MS store No. 2Ol
East lOuston-s st. and OH being detected the prls-
oner snatchcd the weapon BeJes kept INN OH until
Onicer Johnson tTacted by the nose, entered the
place and Osarmed aud arrested cray. Justice Kill
| breth held the accused for tIIal without Dail
| FUNERAL OF sEA CAPTAIN.
The funeral OF Captain Walter A. Ferguson.
| formerly of the Atlas ST amsnip Line. TOOK
| place at No. 1876 Spring-st, yesterday. Miss
Sarah Ferguson daughter of the dead man,
was the only representative OF the family
| present Among Others present were John
| Roberts, superin tendent of tine Atlas Line G.. T..
Forwood. OF PIN, torwood * Col and Captain san
| son. OF the steamship Allsa The Rev. John Ander-