New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-16
KILLED BY FALLING INTO A cvrr,,


tmrty-fve employed at No. SO Cedar-st felI ,sss
the cellar Of q new building at No "a Vandewaso
ST. yesterday and was instantly killed. wy
ENGRAVING SPANISH BONDS.
The Spanish Government recently sent tor
York commission, consisting OF Bonafacio IA =
Cuasta and Fernandez Lopez, to make arran0ensuaa
for the engraving OF the bonds for n 49,
500, 900 600 The commissioners have beon ~ ~ 81
CITY week and have awarded the contract. NC
CAST IRON PUSs.
Franklin Square IS not only buriened with -
Elevated Railroad station and large section ~ az
Brooklyn Bridge, but il is also oyershadowed h. Us
capitals that support "A cornIce Richard K Fov,s
new building dozen or more sly STOCKING Psrs
nards wink from the centre OF cast-ron sunilowers
OBREIGHT STILL IN PRISON.
An attempt was made yesterday to induce Ju.,i..
Kilbreth to reduce the amount Of bail required h,
Samuel Obroight from 5000 to $3.50. The Jqs,;css
said that tho Obreght family troubles might gesr,
III the killing OF some one and refused to lower tLs
bail. Samuel still pines in his dungeon
ARRIVALS FROM LIVERPOOL.
Among the cabin passengers who arrived he,.
yesterday on the White star steamship Celts
were ). L. Avery and wife, the Rev. John Ascbsa.
brenny, ". Bayard Cutting and wife, Dr. "
Carver and wife. *. II. Gaut, the Count ssj
Countess Won Or0la, &. Bentham Rae and wiz
and James H. Steb6ins. vile aud three daughteIa
IN FAVOR OF PROHIBITION.
A large audience assembled IN Cooper InstIn,a
yesterday afternoon 10 attend public meetngd
the American Temperance Union. The Rev. WIZ
Boole, Prohibition nominee for Lieutenaat.
Governor OF the state made the address, and QTrsd
upon LIS bearers the necessity Of legislation for Do
hibItion.
FILLING THE RANKS OF THE PATRTARCHs
George Peabody NetmOre Robert 4. IIyingStoa
and Henry ;. Fearing have been elected 10 make 10
the fifty PatriaTchs "A social organization which
gives a series of balls at DelmOnicO's during liz
Wluter season. The deaths included those Of Cars.
son NJ Potter and Jonathan Edwards.
BURGLARS WHO WANTED TO SMOKE
III J. HFadV's cigar store. nj No. al Rroadwov
was broken INTO at "A. N. yesterday by three men
who forced an entrance by breaking the paddock
off the side door. They stole Sl75 worth Of cigar.
holders, match-safes, cigars and cigarettes. One Of
the burglars, Daniel +. Sweeney, age nineteen Of
No. 247 West Sixeenth-st., was captured by Uficef
Maher, of the Iweniy-second Precinct, and was az.
raigned in the YOrkyIlle Police Court. tie bad
nothing ~ say, and was committed without bail 10,
trial
FIGHTING OVER PAYMENT FOR DRINKS
Richard Dreyer, lquor-sellcr, OF No. Al GOerck.
ST. tulled in his place early yesterday mofn-
ing by Michael Degnan. OF No. 80 Henry-st. and
John Castle. OF No. 272 Monroe-st., because he IN.
sisted on their paying TOR drinks they had ordered.
Dreyer drew revolver from a drawer behndti
bar and lred several shots IN sci defence mean.
while beng struck by a beer-giaSs. Deguan,
who was severely wounded IN the neck by one Of
the Shots, was sent TO Bellevue Hospital. The
other two were arrested.
BROOKLYN.
The twenty-eighth anniversary of the Protestant
Episcopal MOravIan Church United Bre Ghren, Ia
Jay-st.. of which the Rev. Edward Wolfe Is pas.0r
was celebrated yesterday.
At a Sund ly-schoOl meeting, held last evening in
the Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian Church, al
dresses we're made on Sunda y-sehool work by Cen
eral Z. b. Fisk the Rev. Dr. L. l.. Cuyler and the
Rev. Z. c. Hall
Conrad Zhn, aged sixty-ive of No. 81 Sixteenth
ST., arrested yesterday for stabbng his son-n-
law, T. Hubbard IN the cheek with POCKET knlie
Hubbard was severely hurt.
Ex-Controler John Kelly lectured in the Acad.
envy of Music last evening npop, 1 Inc Origin ana
in aid of the Church OF Our Lady OF Loretto Romas
Catholic in Hampstead, l.. |.
Mr.. Beecher attended a performance of pa
thence" In the Brooklyn Academy on SATURDAY
afternoon. He was seen TO go out into the street 10
purchase librettO for 10 ceats instead OF sub
hitting TO the eXtOrtion of paying 10 cents for il
inside Of the theatre.
The annual meeting Of the Brooklyn Sunday.
School Union, to be held this evening m ths
Brooklyn tabernacle. will be addressed by the Rev.
Or. Meredith. of Boston, who Will speak on the
Dignity and Promise of the Sunday-SehOO
Teachers Work"
LONG ISLAND.
BEIDGEHAMPTON.-On Friday night dogs got into
the sheep iOt of +. II. Dickinson, at BrdgehamptOn
and killed sixteen sheep, or one-third or lis flock
he same nigh the same dogs killed eieaJ sheep
belonging 10 Michael Hays aud bit several othev
so badly that they had to De killed.
SHELTER IsLAND.-Captaln Grfing Of the
steamer Peconic, caught last week 10000 menha-
den, worth at the factory $1,000; Captain Brown.
100000. The sailing vessels also did well during
the week, some of them securing over 100000, and
none less than 100000. Captain Sherman. Of the
sailing vessels, has thus far this taken over
100000 fish for the Shelter Island factories
FAR ROCKAwAY.-The unOccupied cottage OF
Henry Miller at Far ROckaway, and the residence
of BrOckhufst Carroll were entered by burglars on
Saturday night. At the latter place the thieves
stole jewelry and money to the value of 500.
What taken from Mr.. Mlller's is not yet known.
The residents of Far Rockaway are alarmed at the
daring of the burglars, who have raided the village
during the past week, and have taken steps 10 e.
taOllsu night patrol.
STATEN ISLAND.
ToMpKINsvIILE.-Joh Geasier a lampmaket
in the employ OF the Lighthouse Departments 81
IOmpknSyllle, was found dead yesterday 10 t9e
woods near Richmond-ave, Port Richmond. 10
had been missing for three weeks. The body was
badly decomposed and was only identified by t1e
clothing. lie was last seen alive near the lefiiy
landing at West Brighton. He was unsettled
mind at times, and the supp0SltlOn Is that 10
wandered into the woods and died there from eA;;
posture. lie belonged to the Masonic Lodge ana
leaves a family. Coroner Lea will hold an nquesa
JERSEY CITY
Conrad Reichenbecker, Oyerseer of the Poor, was
informed yesterday that the dead body OF WOMAN
had been lying In room ut No % RailroadNs
since Friday and no preparations had been mace lu
her burial lt was aScertaIned that the dead Nomss
was Mrs. Mcintyre wife OF john Mclntyre WIN
Is known as Black Hawk" She died on fndAj
aud her husband. having no money 10 pay funeii9n
expenses, went out TO solicit subscriptions 70
succeeded In getting some money which ne lumel
aiely proceeded 10 spend tor rum, becomlhs
drunk that he forgot all about his dead VIE any
did not even return TO the house. The OyeIseei Va
the Poor will bury the body to-day at the expenS
OF the city.
NEW-JERSEY.
HopoErS William Schroeder ooa fifteen, o.