New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-17
NEN-YORK CITY.

Henri, Hurrickson, a Norwegian sailor on the bark
Ida Mt Pier No 10 North River, fell overheard from
the vessel and was drowned yesterday.
The Grand Jury yesterday found indictment
for homicide against Ernest Dubourque, the crazy
Fronchman who stabbed Mrs. Mary Hanley ana
other women in FOurteenth-st.
ARRIVALS on THE LABRADOR.
Daniel Deardn. the French Consul ut this port;
Mrs. Isaac Bell, and r. l.. Cutting, were among the
passengers on the French steamship LaDladol
which arrived Yesterday
SUICIDE OF 4 HOMELESS MAN.
Inmates Of the tcncmen house ~ N0.SO MulDer-
rv-st. yesterday found the body OF Thomas flynh,
a homeless mau ABOUT fifty years old. hanging
by rope IN the collar 1t was evident that Flynn
had committed lcidc several hours before.
PLACING A MORTGAGE on A CHURCH
The Rev. Father Inomas j. Dnccy. pastor OF 81.
Lco's Roman Catholic ChuIcb, has mort9aged the
cdtcc in Twenty -cghth-st, near tlIlli-aye, 10 the
BOwrry Savings BAN, for loan Of $4,000 for one
DEPARTURES FOR SOUTHERN FRAECE
Among liic passengers vino sailed yesterday on
The Chatcau Lautc, OF the NeW-IOr ard Bordeaux
line were Professor }. T. Grccnougn, Mrs. Green
ough and sou, W. starr Miller Sergeon l.. {. VeuT
Nculca, United states Navy, g. +. j. Reed ana
wife Mrs. Julia A. Fle cher aud Mrs L. }. Wheeler
FOR THE SUFFERERS BY The PARK THEATRE FIRE.
Mrs. LaUgtry and her company performed AS
You Like It" at Waacb's Theatre yesterday after
noon for the benefit Of tine men who persisted IN the
Park Theatre ire. The house was full. C0ntubi-
tons are Ill coming aud the total amount ot the
receipts cannot be gwen before Saturday.
CRUSHED To DEATH.
Az West thirteen, hist. yesterday Afternoon. Mich
ael Doyle. Il boy fourteen years uI age was caught
in the shaitng by his clothes BelQre the machinery
could be stopped, he was crushed 10 death. Ills
body was taken to his home at No. 10 Little
Iwcfth-st.
REPAIRS TO THE AQUARIUM ORDERED.
An Examiner of the Bun. ings Bureau yesterday
reported that he old Aquarium building at Broad
way and hlrtJ -hith-st., now used as big lndlan
Wigwam" WAS unsafe because two large beams, sup
porting the rafters on the north side, were partly
rotten. Inspector ESterbrOOk yesterday sent Il no.
tee To Nh Johnson the owner oil the building, that
the decayed beams must be removed and he ones
substituted.
THE STRIKE AT THE SIDEWAYS ALMOST ENDED.
The strike among the pIanomakers at the stein
ways fac DRY IN Astoria Is considered to be almost
ended. several OF the dissatisfied men resumed
work yesterday morning, aud others are expecting
to follow their cXemple peOc the close OF the week.
Superintendent SOmmer, whose unp0pulaHty was
the cause of the strike, has been removed. The
superintendent and his family returned from Ger
many last saturday.
A SALE OF THE FURNITURE or A STUDIO.
The collections Of c. f. Eaton, the artist, who is
now in Nice, France was sold at Leavltts rooms,
No. 81 Broadway There were specimens OF ivory
inland or carved chairs, tables, etc. enetIan glass
and sue things a an ARTIST would find convenient
in Il studU. sedan chair brought ABOUT $40 an
Italian harp the same a lockwood cabinet Il emp
pendalr bureau aud a mahogany sldcbOard brought
from go 10 $50 apiece.
FIVE YEARS FOR BIGAMY.
Albert f. Gore who also called himself Henry T..
Horton and who was recently Convicted of bIgamy
in the Court of General sessions. was sentenced yes
terday by Recorder Smyth 10 five years IN the State
Prison. He married Miss Peacock, OF jersey city,
on October II, 1851 and Hiss ROyster, OF Harlem,
on july 8, 1851. Both OF The young women were
of respectable families Gore has just completed a
term OF Imprisonment IN Boston Tor obtaining goods
under false prctcnceS.
Thrown DOWN STAIRS BY ANOTHER WOMAN.
Margaret Cornell. OF No. 1913 East Thirty hrst-st,
on Wednesday night quarreled WIN Margaret
Robinson the laiters house, No. 42O East Nine
feminist. and finally threw down stairs, break
Ing her arm. The injured woman was sent to Belle
prisoner was committed Yesterday, by Justice Nil
bretn in the Yorkville Police Court, to await the
result of her Injuries.
REUNION SERVICES OF A CHURCH.
There VIII Dc reunion services IN the Forsyth
Street Methodist Episcopal Church and SUNDAY
school next sunday Bishop W. l.. Harris VIII pre-
side at the morning lOye-tcast and the Kew. Dr. j.
d. Vincent Will preach. In the afternoon there VIII
be a reunion of former superintendent, teachers
aud scholars of the sunday school This church
was formed. in 1890. 1t was for many years tle
wealthest church OF the denomination IN the city.
GEoaGE GOULD'S HAND ONE GIG
schmidt " PanicG have just completed IL gig for
the sloop-yacht tanlta, owned by George Gould, son
OF Jay Gould The gig was on exhibition III Broad
| ST. Yesterday and was pronounced the haDdsOmeSt
smalbOat ever built. It's outside Is Of white cedar
and mahogany, ana lnsiae are Whlte hoiy ana
! pollsned back ebony. The trimmings are OF Ger
| man silver. The TOwiOcks are OF EBONY. ana the
| mUder Is OF ccudr
SEWER GAS EXPLODING ESIy
Two labOrcrs Jeremiah SuauS huessy, of No. az
Nott-st and Michael Farrell, OF No. 1884 Third
ave were injured severely by an explosion of sewer
! gas At Parh-placc and Greenwlch-st. yesterday
| morning. They were 1T work IN an excavation at
that d ace, repairing the CrOtOn main The eXplO-
| sion of gas from the sewer was caused by night
| which the workmen were using. Ihey were re-
moved to the Chambers Street Hospital, where their
| burns were dressed.
| BROOKLYN.
The cost of the recent election IN Brooklyn was
| go, 800.
Alr Beecher did not vote at the election, although
| lie registered
The Rev. William Reid has resigned the pastorate
of the llerkimer Street Baptist Church, which he
| has held Tor seven years
A verdict awarding s. 900 as damages to August
Adler tor the los, OF an arm in the lamp factory of
| T. f. A. Hlnrlcns, was gwen IN the Circuit Court
Yesterday. The plalntlll was boy
| sage line Is proposed from the foot of Broad
way, ny way OF .t0urth-st., BedtOrd-ave. and
FranklIn-ave to the Mlllink entrance OF Prospect
| Park
Fire Engine Company No. g. now stationed in
| Highest. Is 10 be placed i'll Furman-st., opposite
Clark st, Tor the better protection OF the ware
| houses Oh the water 'front.'.
| Henry Huhn of No. 5 lIumbOldt-st.. whose skull
| was fractured III scuhls arising cltort to
steal a kiss from girI on sunday night, died yes
| terday morning. george urahef, VINO caused MS
| fall Is under arrest
I'm the suit of Mrs. Eliza J. Deacon against a
lgnor dealer named Max Boyer, for 50, 900 as dam
| ages under the Clvll Damage Act, verdict award
| ing 81 300 TO the palntln VAS rendered yesterday
! In the CITY Court
Michael Buchanan, of the Sixteenth Ward, who
resigned from the Office of Chief Clerk in the Pur-
| yeyors Bureau of the City Works Department 10
| become a candidate Tor ASSemDlyman IN the With
| District and who defeated. has been reInstated
| i'm ms place by Commissioners Ropes
The Bridge trustees have received proposals for
the construction OF lOrtyelght passenger TO be
| used upon the completed Bridge next year. One
hall Of them Will have carrying capacity of forty
| ak and the Others OF thlrtyJwO Passengers. They
will resemble the carson the Sixth Avenue Elevated
road III New-York
The fifth annual convention of the Sunday
schools of Brooklyn was held yesterday III the
Washington Avenue Baptist Church. After IA pray
er by the Rev. Dr. j. 4. Lansing the delegates were
| .L.L . Ihn keY ~ j ulNuns NM