New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-23

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Second day OF the Rose and straWperry HA''''oi VI
the Horticultural Society. x,
Iawn-Tennis Tournament, staten Island. ,o.
Meeting of New-Jersey Central stockholders jersey
Kelly Prize Debate at the College 9th City OF New
Commencement of St. Peters College Jersey City
NETWORK CITY
Tho members of the Cotton Exchange Yesterday
voted to observe July and as holidays, In adul-
ton to the Fourth of July.
RAISING A sUNKFN SHIP.
The ship J. J.. Harway, which. was, sunk above
the NarrOws. by collision Win the steanlsul99
Frlsia on Saturday last was hoated yesterday and
towed into Gowanus Bay.
TREAT FOR INDUSTRIAL SCHOLARS
George Cabot Ward gave the scholars OF the Loru
Industrial School a treat of Strawberries and ice
cream at the school rooms in Greenwich-st yester-
day afternoon.
RESCUED BY A DECK-HAND -.
James Burnett. age tifty-ive; of No, ~ franGiln-
ave- BROOKLYN fell or jumped from the Roosevelt,
ST. ferryboat Arizona yesterday. lie was rescued
nv deck-hand and taken to the Chambers Street
Hospital.
THE coIwFrr, LEAD cOMpAxY's UNSAFE BUILDINGS.
The binding at No. 524 Pearl-st.. occupied by the
COwell Lead Company, was reported YESTERDAY az
unsafe on account Of being oyerweightcd It adj
joins the buildings in Centre-st; where workman
was killed bv falling floor on last Saturday.
ARRIVAL OF TWO WAR VESSELS,
The United States frigate Tennessee lying the
flag of Rear Admiral George H. Cooper comnahud
States sioon-oflwar Yantic, arrived from Fortress
Monroe Yesterday and anchored in the North River
TO BE ENTERTAINED BY GENERAL IANCoC 4.
Maior-General Mcdonald, OF the BRUSH Army
now on visit to this city, will be entertained to-
dav by General Hancock. The two maJor-etneri;ls
will take the army steamer Chester A. Arthur IN
the morning and visit the different lots IN tNe AI
Dor and Fort Schuyler and Willetts Point.
SEVENTY JEWS ARRIVE FROM BOSTON.
Seventy Russian Jews who arrived IN Boston on
Wednesday having been forwarded tieIc ~ ~ ~
terdav The Russian Emgrant Aid society 90
tanned permission 10 quarter them at Castle uituen
for two or three days until sheds can DC pulI. vi
vacant lots at Greenpolht iOr IneH tcHhPoAA4J
accommodation.
SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR SUFFERERS IN IOWA.
WalterP Phillips General Secretary OF the Amer
lean Association of the Red cross Is ~ Ie Slt5, anu
will receive subscriptions in aid of the sufferers by
the cyclone in Iowa. They can be sent 10 the eato
of Morton. Bliss d Co., No 20 Nassau-st' or 10 sec
rotary Folger, Secretary Lincoln, or Commlsslohcr
Lorinq at Washington who compose the Red Cross
Board OF Trustees.
PROGRESS on THE NORTH RIVER TUNNEL.
The North River Tunnel on the jersey side has
been advanced in the last week twenty-five feet.
The propress during the last month has been nearly
four feet dav The third section in the tunnel on
the New York side is nearly completed. The total
distance accomplished is about thirty-hve feet
On tbe New-York side sand and gravel are encoun-
tered and progress is slow in consequence
ALrcrURE on 1NGERsoIL AND DARWIN.
About fifty persons at Association Hall last
Thorpe a Western preacher, entitled, Ingerson
and d arwin Scientifically Answered. MI. thorpe
said that the ark that lngersoll laughed az te pest
naval constructors of to-day pronounced perfect In
IT'S proportions As to Darwin, he was not
sceptic but specialist who lost sight OF the rest OF
the kingdom Of Truth in following his specaltles'
TRANSFERS OF RIAL ESTATE.
Among the conyeyances of real estate recorded IN
+he Registers Office yesterday was one by when
the executors of the late Frederick r. hilbert o0-
tam possession of the house and lot, - ieet by 90
- 90 ri for
They paid $25, 900 cash, giving mortgage lor me
rest. The purchase by Richard w. Buckley of four
peces of property, 100 feet by 1000, on the souh
SIDE of Eifty-third-st, between Fifth and Sixth
AYES, for Sl34 900, was also,placed on record.
CAUGHT IN THE ICE on THE BANKS.
Captain Delaplame, of the French Line steamship
ST German which arrived yesterday, reports that
on Friday last the ship Lizzie Ross which sailed
from here for Havre OF June 6. was spoken III a
dangerous condition.; She had been caught IN inc
causcd TO leak. The leak had been stopped. Cap
tain Delapaine offered to take of the crew, but tue
offer was declined as the weather was iair
DEATH OF SIX CHILDREN FROM INANI1IoN.
Among the certificates of death which were re-
ceivcd at the Bureau of Vital Statistics yesterday.
were ak OF children who had died from mani
tion," another name for starvation hree OF the
dalrs Island and the others III the newborn
Founding Asylum, in Sixty ;;eighth-st Their ages
ranged from one month to eleven months. Maras-
mus and asthenia we've given by the physicians as
the causes of the hamilton.
THE BURGLARS N Mr.. BoNNER's HOUSE.
Robert DOnahue and John Brady. the young
thieves who were found IN the cellar oil Robert Bon
ner's house. at No. West Fifty six hist, on the
night of June ii, taken before Judge Glider
sleeve yesterday i'll the Court of General Sessions,
on n charge of burglary They both pleaded guilty,
and Brady whose first offence was this crime, was
sent to the Elmrd RciOrmatory. D0nohuc Dad Dcen
previously arrested They both said that they were
drunk when they entered the house.
ARRESTED FOR AN OLD CRIME.
Ion "a
has served several terms in prison for theft was
locked up at Police Headquarters yesterday lie
was arrested charge of stealing pocket book
in 1879 and put under -, 800 bail for trial.
| Having secured bail he fled from the city. His
| bondsman, John Brady, OF No. 3O6 Last twenty
i'm the city again. aud he gave the police the intOr
nation which led to the arrest.
SEVENTEEN BOY PRISONERS N COURT.
Seventeen boys were among the prisoners taken
to the Court of General Sessions yesterday Tor tal
OF sentence. and all but three were convicted or
pleaded guilty of the offences with which they were
charged. Three of the boys were thirteen years
old three fourteen years. four sixteen years. three
eighteen years, two nineteen years and two twenty
| years Twelve of them were indicted for burglary,
| and five for larceny. One, age nineteen, was sen
fenced to two and half years in the state Prison,
and most of the Others had less severe penalties
fcted. Many of the prisoners looked like hardened
| criminals, Notwithstanding their youth.
THE CAUSE OF THOMAS o'CoNNELLs DEATH.
An inquest in the case of Thomas OConnell, a
young man who on May IS found in the yard
OF NO Ito Nlnln-aVc, suffering from injuries 10 his
spine, was held yesterday. lie died on May 80 at
| Bellevue Hospital, after stating that he had been
| dubbed by policeman. Mrs OConnell testified
| that the day after son was found she went 10
| No. 10 Nnth-ave. 10 find out what caused his in
! lures. She met a policeman who arrested her,
| calling her vile names. She afterward dis
| charged The policeman and the principal witness
| having disappeared the jury brought in verdict
that OConne died from injuries caused by some
| person unknown.
| GETTING A REWARD WITHOUT MUCH LABOR.
| Frederick Farnham age eleven a of L. G..
| FaTnhaIn of No 81 West FOurtecnth-st., left his
! home about "A week ago His family offered "A re-