New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-30
NETWORK CITY.

There were six babies in an Eichth-ave. car Mt
one time yesterday, aud the seats were not all oc
cupled either
James Walsh brcklaycr, fell from =, the wall OF
the new building at Madiscn-ave. and Fllty-second-
ST. yesterday and was injured fatally.
Justice Barrett, IN the Supreme Court, Yesterday
reduced the alimony awarded u Mrs. Agnes H.
Boucicault from 1900 TO 81 300 year.
WOUNDS WHICH WE'RE NOT SERIOUS.
Thomas birmingham. of No. 152 West Thirty
sevcnth-st., who was stabbed IN tight on sunday
morning. at No. $50 SecOnd-avc., was discharged
from Bellevue Hospital yesterday.
JOKES INSTEAD OF OATHs.
There decidedly uncommon scene IN Beck
man-st. Yesterday The wheels OF two trucks were
=; p deadlock but instead of The usual display OF
profanity the drivers sat aud Joked at each other
about II.
WAITING FOR \ JUSTICE.
Owing t. some misunderstanding lie officers ana
their prisoners were kept waiting mt the Harlem
Police Court yesterday until nearly O'Clock. ~
that time Justice KilJrcth arrived from the epcciai
Sessions.
SENDING FOR An INSANE MANS FRIENDS.
The relatives Of Charles 7. Wood, OF Auburn,
v y who gave himself MP to the police o. Sunday,
saying that he thought he was insane, have been
autographed to. They replied tla' thcy Wouiu sciu
for him
sAuB)AT CApslZ-s WITH EIGHT MIN
\ Sailboat containing eight young men, mem
hers of the Hudson River Boat cub, was capSHea
i'm gale off the foot of West Eighty about
: T. IN. on Sunday. Several r0Whoats went 10 TIER
assistance and they were all rescued.
Run OVER AID KILLED.
Catharine Weaver, i've years "ld' was run, over
and killed yesterday no LaveH,il-1ye. and THIRTY
seventies. bv "a wagon. Her home was ~ no. 433
Niuti-avc. George JAY, the crlvcr OF the wagon,
was arrested.
4 swINDIrR OF IMMIGRANTS SENTENCED.
Recorder ~mylh yes cruay sentenced Robert wa
tcfs, who has been loag known 10 the ponce aS u
defiuuitv oi inmiCraG,> 70 thic' Years lm{iIs"n-
lu-ni IN lfe STARE lil>9 Tor ptIiIlAS ~ l,i'V p'
tcuces 80 from Owen Duiy. newly arrived lnml-
prdpi.
DOORS FROM GLUE CAUSING \ NUI-tNcE.
4 tavro of rotten glue which was placed on Il"r
40. II Last River several weeks tgo' haS become
an iptolerahle nuisance ON account 9I me "doIs
ari,iag from IT,. The sanitary oicisls have been ny
inc Tor several Gay, 10 have the glue removed
WILLING TO RETURN HOME.
hoy nine years old. went TO IOIcc Headquar-
tiers Yesterday and told Captain Bennett that he
had run away !roiH his home IN Allegheny CITY,
Penn. He gave his napc as john Harris. The
police placed him in the care Ga MatioA NcDb ana
photographed 10 hls parents.
A GUILD FIVE YEARS OLD FOUND IITOXlCATED
Patrick Reilly, five years Old, OF No. 3iz Last
SiNUclh-st., Was found III state OF gross 1utoNi-
cation at SiXty-iilst-t. and fusi-aVc. by Olhcer
Shields Yesterday. The boy was taken 20 the
Prcsby terrain Hospital and tie Society for the Pre-
ycntiGn OF Cruelty 10 Children was Informed of the
case.
ENTERTAINING FRIENDS At LUNCHEoN.
Captain Murray, commandment Of the Gulon steam
ship Alaska, Yesterday entcrinlncd numbtrot ms
friends at luncheon on board of that vessel. The
guests manifested great interest m tine inspection OF
Tie steamship and Captain Murray assured them
that the record Of tins trap VIII surp&ss any pre-
ylOusly made.
PROCEEDINGS 10 BE DISCONTINUED.
Justice DonOhue, IN the supreme Cont yestcr-
day decided that the metropolitan Elevated Rail
yy:,y should be allowed to discontinue. upOn pay
mcnt OF costs the proceedings begun by II Tor the
ACQUISITION of land near the Harlem River The
property owners maintained that they ought 10 be
paid Tor the expense 10 which tLcy had bCtn put
in opposing thc proceedings.
RENEWING : MOTION FOR NEW TRIAL.
The counsel for Professor " lliilin 4. sawyer, who
was convicted more than year ago oi All assault
day before judge Gi!dels!eeNe Tor ne" r3I OF the
case. The same motion VAS made before the same
JUICE and denied on April ~ 1881, Dut the Gene
ri Term. III decision rendered saturday, while N
effect affirming tHc Judgment, suggested renewal
OF the motion 1oi new lliat
DiNEER OF GRADUATES OF THE CIITs COLLEGE
The fourth annual dinner OF The ella. Oi ~ OF the
College OF the cry OF Ncw-l OK was heid last night
a. SIcenortuoTS restaurant IN LafGJette-pacc.
William NJ. N. Oico,t, John haumciotr and a. l..
Pddian presided ~ the different tables. futy
covers were laid and toas,s were responded 10 By
the following persons: Herman Aaron, Robert \.
KENYON Moses Neunan. u. Ii. Martin, George X.
Lockwood. j.. Alder, Uman Leo Lttiuger j. W.
Hyde. 4. Ii. Mckinney and /. b. steele.
NOT HELD WHERE ADVERTISED; AND WHY.
warrant OF dispOs.cssal was posed csicrdaY
ON the doors Of so. - New Churcll-st. the office OF
she American Electric Light Company, where an
election of the Harmonic Telegraph Company was
advertised to he held. The meeting y Is ncld some
where Use. and ii IS understood that tno following
directors Wcro elected: Elisha GRAY. George l..
Shorey, George :. Alley. ii. NJ Lewis and ilr. Place
The former directors among whom was Il. ". An
drews are SAID to have been defeated IN the cleo
ton.
SENTENCED AND RELEASED Oh HABEAs CORPUS.
Recorder myth yesterday sentenced Charles d.
j. NOclle to years imprisonment In the Pcn-
tertiary and line oi 700 Tor selling lottery tict-
cts Al No. 23o Orind-st. jacob Marks, NOclAcS
clerk who was convicted OF the same offence aud
recommended by tue jury TO the mercy o! The Court,
was sent to tIc PcntentlarY Tor sixty days and
fined 500. Immediately after sentence mad been
rr .uJuced Charles ". BIOuEc, counsel for Noclke
ana Marks, procured from Judge Dolohuc writ of
Labcas corpus and the men were released In $4,000
bonds each eX-Judge J. j. Campbell and eX-Aider-
man MchIbach becoming their bondsmcn.
CELEBRATION OF sCNDAY-sCHOOL CHILDREN.
The annual Whtsuntldc celebration ol the sun
day-school OF the Church OF ~. john the LVaIgcI-
isl ana other Vest ide schools took place yesterday
afternoon. over 400 children JOmcI III parade,
and aftorward marched to II. johns Church, where
services were held. Hymns were sung and part Of
the Episcopal service read. Addresses were de-
livcicd by the Rev Dr. Randolph III. Mckin, the
Rev. DR.. Mulchahcy, the Rev. Dr. Da Costa and
others. After the services the schools marched
back to their churches. where ice-crcam, cake,
and sandwiches were scycd. 1t has been a custom
for many years with the Episcopal churches IN old
GrccnW ch village 20 mold Sunday school cclcDra-
ton in Whltsun week.
EXPERIMENTAL EIFLE PRACTICE.
For the purpose OF determining the best methods
for military match shooting without cleaning,
there Will De "A no cleaning match at CTeedmOor
SIX competitions ana final tI1a on June 10. H.
Il ana a. and three III July al 500, 800 ana goo
wards. len entries AZ" required 10 make Il match,
the entrance fee being Sl except III the final cOmpC-
titlOn, when il vii DC -. In the latter contest
WInncTs of one oT more competitions only will DC
admitted. Competitors must submit to the eXccu-
tive officer their ammunition when required and
furnish all information when requested. Inc
prizes are $2j to the inJrKsmar making the highest
score in the final competition SlJ each 10 the
second and third and 80 each to the fourth and
fifth.
BROOKLYN.
In the suit Tor limited divorce brought by Mrs
Elizabeth Cross against John \. Cross. i'll the SUI
prene Court, the defence sets ~ that II divorce
from the plalntIlf was secured IN Chicago IN 1879.
Judge Pratt; handed down decisions " stcrday al
sOluteiy dvOrciHg Mrs. Sarah l.. johnson from John
Il .Innnsnn Mr.. EnIneIl ueins from. ChlrIrs l.