New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-03
NETWORK CITY.

(rinOrc'S band OF Sixty pieces VIII HUH u
p. nj. at Manhattan Beach on Sunday
No immigrants were landed at Castle Garden yes
terIay, and the rOtulda was washed Tor the iirst
time i'll two weeks.
The attempt TO cross downtown streets is now
attended with increased peri from the DISTINCTIONS
placed in them by workmen LAYING pipes.
REDUCING THE CIrY's DIET.
The Controllers monthly debt statement shows
that the net debt of tine city on May 81 was
$97 90, 052 OIL. This is the lowest since 1874.
GATES NEEDED ON FERRYBOATs.
Two men have recently been severely injured by
jumping from the Hamilton ferryDoats. The need
of gates similar TO those used on the North RIVER
boats Is evident.
Adolph Breitenled eight years Old. of No. Ga
Thlrd-Ive., was run over by No Il of the Third
Avenue Line. in front OF his house last night and
killed. The driver, John Geary, was arrested.
BURIAL OF An OLD MERCHANT.
The funeral of Richard Mortimer, one OF the old
est merchants III this city, took place yesterday
morning at Grace Church There were no pail
The Rev. DR.. Henry {. Potter assisted by the Rev.
George +. Nelson, conducted the services. The
burial took place at Trinity Cemetery.
TWO TICKETS AT THE PRODUCE EXCHANGE
An opposition ticket for officers OF the Produce
Exchange, to be elected on Monday next, was yes
tcrday agreed upon in a caucus OF members l.. l..
Holman VIII run against }. II. IIcrrlci the Rcgu,
lar" nominee for president There are also several
changes among the candidates for directors.
THE FUNERAL or FRANZ Il. MULLER.
The funcra! of the late Franz Bulow Muller took
place yesterday morning at NO. l3l Last Forty
Iifh-St the Rev. C. &. tiffany conducting the SER
vices Mr. Muller was for many years Dauish Con-
sui in this city. The burial was at Noodlawn
Cemetery.
HIS DEATH DUE TO Az UNKNOWN AssAILANr.
samuel Loeb Il homeless man, was a1s dultcd by
an unknown person at the corner OF chatham and
MOttsts on sunday morning. Loeb was taken
to the Homeopathic Hospital on Wards Island,
where he died on tuesday Inc police are looking
for his assallant.
EXPERIENCE AMONG ICEFIELDs.
The bark Eminc, which arrived yesterday from
Hamburg, Oh the Banks Of NcWioundland, on May
-. from a. Ia. TO p. H., passed hundreds of Ice
DergS. Inc icciicldS stretched from cast-nOrtheast
to west-sOuthwcst, rs tar as the eye could dlsIn-
gulSh from the topsaliant yard
APPLYING TOO EARLY FOR THEIR DOGS
The dOg-catching did not begin yesterday, as was
expected. Inc catchcrs were NOT d" sworn IL" nor
was the derrick which IS used III drowning the am
mails ready Tor use. lheIe were large numbers oil
applicants for lost dogs at tnc pound, many people
coming III carriages.
NEW SCHOONER YACHT
The new schooner yacht Naruna. built for George
H. Is. HI, No. IS all-St., Is one OF the most ndd-
scmey finished OH the Atlantic coast. she is "a
feet i'll length over all, 50 icct the water line.
22l2 feet beam, 10 feet depth Of hold and draws .
feet OF water. she Is enrolled III the Newly Ork,
Seawanhaka and Atlantic Yacht Clubs
FREE EMBARRASSMENT AT A CHURCH
A free entertainment was gwen at the Church OF
the Mediator. III Eievcntl-ave., near Fifty second
St. last evening, under the auspices OF the members
OF the church. There were songs recltatOns and
instrumental solos. Speeches were delivered Dy the
Rev. Dr.. Sabine, the Rev. l.. Il. Rice, the Rev.
Arthur FOgSs, ii. III. Hardy and tine Rev. MI
Bachc, the pastor OF the church.
DENOUNCING LANDLORDS AND CAPITALISTS.
A small number OF men gathered III stay vesant
Han at No. 35l East Seyentccntn-st last night and
formed Il Tenant House League. Speeches bitterly
dcnOuncing landlords and capitalists were made.
The league was organized, II was stated, to fight
against the dspOsscssOn OF tenants, the payment oil
rent III advance and the increase in rents thomas
Mcclure. Patrick OFarrell and II. Balkam we've the
speakers. Ii was decided 10 meet III the same place
on next Friday night.
FIRING On 4 RAILWAY TRAIN.
When the tram leaving Albany AZ p: III. on the
Hudson River Railroad and reaching this city at 3
O'Clock, was approaching Cod Spring On Thursday
afternoon, Il young in the second had an
unpleasant surprise. There a crash and bul-
let whizZed through the window next which he was
sitting AS he happened to he leaning forward lIc
escaped, although the mole III the glass was just
a line with his mead. IL was impossible to ind the
bullet; and 1t was also impossible for that young
man TO enjoy the remainder Ot Ills ride.
RECEPTION TO THEIR NEW PASTOR.
4 reception gwen by the cons rcgatIOn of the
Thirteenth street Presbyterian Church 10 thernew
pastor the Rev. DR.. j. VI. Worral, last evening III
It's Sunday-School ROOMS. After a general praye
and praise meeting the addres; OF welcome 10 DR..
orTall was delivered by William Wade an elder
OF the church. Other speeches made by
George W. Bcale, W. II. Christie Charles King and
Andrew Lester. Dr. Norrall THANKED the church
for its hearty welcome and spoke Il lew words
concerning his new duties. Dr.. Onall comes
from the Eighth Presbyterian Church Of Chicago.
WORKS OF ART SOLD CHEAPLY.
The sale of the Durr collection OF etchings, en-
cravings and paintings at Clinton Hail was cOniH-
ued last night. collection OF portraits Shakes
peare, Napoleon, Queen Victoria and others, thirty
IN all sold for cents each. Many Otner collec-
tons OF portraits were sold ut The same price Whic
large lots OF photographs and cuts sold at from
IA 10 y a cent each. An Inuia proof engraving OF
.? Bryant in Ills study brought al 80 The
" Doctors Of the Church engraved by ". sharp,
was sold for 81 10 winnie Jupiter Bacchus"
" Pluto aud SOL" engraved uy Uoltius, brought
81 10 each.
ENJOYING ANOTHER MANS HORSE AND WAGON.
James Murray, Oh No. 80 East One hundrcd-iud-
sixteenth st., on May 30, discovered George Adams
OF NO. $40 East Northumberland Ourtceuth-3t.,
and ReuOen Stevenson, OF No. 2Oo Last Onc-nun-
drcd-and-t hird-5t, enjoying themselves with ms
horso aId light wagon, valued at 800, viii ch they
were driving III Flrst-ave. lie mad them arrested.
The men. VINO are both cOlored, we've yesterday ar
raIgned the Harlem Police Court, where they
tried 10 prove that tie OUTFIT had been lent them by
huITdy = driver, Thomas Lane. They were commit
ted III 5000 bail each b. Justice Murray Tor trial
AN ACTORS WIDOW SICK AND DESTITUTE
John +. ODerst, Il variety actor employed by
lIaUpan " Hart, Tell IN tns Shanty scene III the
pay oI Squatter Sovereignty and sustained in
JuIles from which he llcu suOriy after the New
York Hospital 1t WAS stated at the Zine thai Sir
IlaITIgau mad promised TO care tor the family OF the
dead man. Yesterday morning Peter nyncs age
sixty one OF No. los West twenty Xth-st called
at the Jefferson Market Police Court aud requested
Justice SmIln 10 send Ellen Louise OOcrst, his
graud-nIece, ana the ten year old daughter oI the
ueaG actor To the Asylum oil 81. Vincent dc Paul. as
he was unable care for her. ne also stated that
MIS-. OeerIst Is now III Ut. Nlncents Hospital sick
and destitute. The child sent 10 the ST. JOscph
Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum 1t was stated
that Mrs. Oberist Is slstcr OI Leon the mpcrsol-
atoT OF women
THE FRENCH CLAIMANTS OF TIE JUMEL ESTATE.
United states Commissioner Deuel. continued YES
terday the hearing III tie case OF Francois Henry
Jumcl and others, the French claimants OF the
Jumel estate, against Nelson Chase ana others The
case has been before Commissioner Deuel. since
November, 1877. The only real defendant IS Mrs
Caryl the other heirs having settled with the
claimants. Mrs. CaGyl was not cross examined yes
terday, as was expected Mr. Caryl was examined
10 see whether lie knew anything OF the deed OF The
property winch was sand TO have been gwen TO
Madame Junel or OF the original ownership OF tie
land. Mr.. CaIYl had no personal knOwled &c of the
matters at issue. HE nearing was then adjourned