New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-12
NETWORK CITY.

VARIETY ACTOR CHARGED WITH MURDER.
Charles Warren, variety actor OF No lOo bow
cry, who shot on September Il Patrick Uwyer, was
committed to the Tombs yesterday by the Coroner
without BAIL TO await the action OF the Grand jury.
LOTTERY DEALER HELD FOR TRIAL.
Sergeant Meakim and Officer Eerder OF Inspector
Murrays sa a[algnea GedV Tor yfS1 on Jahns
ton age forty-two for violation OF the LOTTERY law
at No SO Elizabeth-st He was held for trial III de-
fault of 81 900 bail.
PROBABLY ONE OF MANY.
The officers of the Chase National Bank had
learned nothing further yesterday about inc
spurious draft for $500 drawn by w. Brown ~ So1'
of Utica, which thev received from correspond.
ent few days ago They had returned the dIal1
to their correspondents, but no reply was expected
before Saturday
THE AIsLEs IN CHICKERING HALL
Henry Bergh recently seat word to Inspector
Esterbrook of the Buildings Bureau, that the
asles of Chickering Hall were not rs VIDE as the
law required. An examination was MADE, ana MI If
EsterbroOk yesterday sent word to the owners vi
the building that the aisles must he made Wlder'
MAILS by SLOW STEAMERS. -,
Complaints have been made at the Post once
hv The fastest steamers but by certain lines that
have contracts to carry all the mails The Bonn
which arrived yesterday morning; having salleu OH
SppteInber 80 brought the mails from LiVerpool
instead of the Alaska, which sailed on the same
day but arrived on Sunday
ARREST OF A DRFAUITER on sHIPBoARD. 9,
Michael II. Morris Of Lynn Mass. was arrested IRE
6C was sbout to start for Europe. The warrant
was issued at the request OF Inspector byrhes, WHO
0uestiug that Norris be held for embeZzllng SZ,oOU
ihe arrest was made by Detectve-Sergeants FINK
and Farley.
THE BLFAKLEY REAL ESTATE SALE.
large sale of property belonging TO the estate OF
the late Andrew Bleakley was made at the
Exchange sales-roons Yesterday py T.; II. Lug
low 81 Co. aucliongers ny Oruer oI .''S Tho
Attendance was somewhat limited by the disagree
able weather, but real estate men considered that
the prices realized were fair. The to'al amount re-
allied from the sale was S127,2UO.
THE SHOOTING or DANIEL LoORAN.
Bernard Mclaughlin, age twenty-0nc' OF NO: al
East Sixteenth-st, was taken before Justice Smith
in the Essex Market Police Court Yesterday charged
with shooting three times at Daniel LOoran. OF No
237 East Thrtcenth-st. Two OF 1.-THE balls took
effect The friends of the wounded man claim that
the assault was entirely unprOvOkod. while on the
other hand Mclaughlin insists that he fired in self.
defence He was committed TO await the result OF
LoOran's injuries.
ARRIVAL OF sHIPWRECKED SAILORS.
The Alexandra steamship City of Washington,
Captain Reynolds commanding. which arrived from
Havana yesterday, brought as passengers thirty
shpwrecked sailors. Some of them We're shoeie G
and all of them nearly destitute OF Otner
clothing. They had been wrecked IN the harDOr OF
St. Anna, between Frontera and Minitlllan, Mexico,
during the terrific hurricane OF September 10 par
ticulaTs of which were printed III HE TRIBUNE Oh
Saturday last.
MR. OsGOOD's ILLNESS.
George A. Osgood, who has been seriously Ill Tor
a few weeks was much stronger yesterday. his
condition was much improved that he was
enabled to take substantial nourlshment In spite
of this however, he IS not out of danger, ana ms
near friends appear by means sangulne or his
recovery The seat OF his disease is the stomach
I'M the exact ma .ure of it the physicians have not
determined 1t has been reported that he was suffer
ing from cancer of the stomach, but this Is SAID not
10 be certain.
TIE LEASES OF CoNEY ISLAND PROPERTY.
The Senate Committee on Towns aud villages
met yesterday at Coney Island. James IL; SUI
well and William Vanderveer were examined Mr.
Stilwell made an official map OF the common lands
of Glaveseud III 1869. He is now in the employ of
Mr. Engelnan. The questions of eX-Assemblyman
Williams were found to establish the point that the
man had been made III Mr.. Engemans interest
William VanderVeer admitted that a lot which he
now leases for S46 per year he leased III 1871 Tor
81 600. He declined to answer questions III regard
to his sub-eaSes.
FALSE CHARGES AGAINST A POLICE CAPTAIN.
Charges against Police Captain Mcdonnell, of the
Nv District Attorney McKeOn and Recorder Smyth,
and were yesterday dismissed. Two women named
Murch and ROhenschunck went to the Distrct-At-
tOrney's Office accompanied by James Centre, prl-
yate detective and said that they had paid Captain
Mcdonnell tor protecting them while they kept
disordery house IN his precinct. They com
plained that they had been driven out after the
money had been paid. Superintendent Walling
Inspector Murray and several police officers were
examined.
DISCUSSING COMMERCIAL INTERESTS.
The Board OF Trade and Transportation held its
first regular meeting yesterday since the summer
vacation. Ambrose snow presided: II was decided
10 call upOn Congress to compel the French Cable
Company to comply with the stipulatiOns II made
upon which Its charter was granted. \ campaign
club was organized for the purpose OF attending at
the polls to distribute the Free Canal ballots. Five
hundred dollars was appropriated TO be used by
the Committee on Canal Transportation in promOt-
ing the adoption OF the Free Canal amendments.
The members of the Produce Exchange yesterday
ORGANIZED Free Canal Club, with Thomas A.
MCINTYRE as president, +. Kneeland as secretary,
and James NJ. Favill as treasurer.
BROOKLYN.
The races at Brighton Beach yesterday were run
in the rain. The winners were Valparaiso, Malise,
BOunccr ana buster
Andrew W. Smith, a lawyer, of No. 20 Degraw-st.,
who run over by tram on the Long Island
Railroad III East New-1 Ork on Monday, died ycster
day at the City Hospital
The General Term of the Supreme Court has sus-
famed the declsion of Police Commissioner Jour
dan dischargIng Police Captain Riley from the
force for making an unwarranted arrest.
Mrs Sarah CIV Tilby, of No. $40 Eghteenth-st
who was arragned tor false pretences III Justice Ber-
gems Court yesterday. has had six husbands from
two of whom she was divorced She IS now q
widow Her husbands will, leaving her 1900 900
is now beng contested before the Surrogate in
New-YOTk.
The annual commencement exercises Of the New
York State School for Training Nurses. were held
last evening III the Brooklyn Institute at Washing
ton and ConcOrd-sts Brooklyn. Dr. W. b. Garslde
presided. After the presentation of certificates,
were ma lie by the Rcvs w l.. Phillips and Charles
r. Baker. and Professor J. W. bowling, NJ. ID. The
graduates were Mrs. Josephine &. Waters Miss
Mary c. Hitchcock, Miss Harriet l.. Oliver, Mrs.
Louise +. Whltehousc, Miss NJ. o. Samson, Miss
Alice Piper.
JERSEY CITY.
Information was left at Police Headquarters yes
terday that Kate White, age twenty-seven of No
443 Second-st., had been missing from home for
more than "a week She went to seek employment
in the tobacco factory and did not return.
NEW-JERSEY
WEST HoBOKEN-David Van Vorst's stable was
entered by thieves OH Tuesday night and horse
valued at 5000 stolen.
HoBOKEs.-The Englishmen of Hoboken have
united 10 establish Lodge OF the Order of Sons of
St George A public meeting Is to be held in