New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-06
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

WHAT Is GOING ON TODAY.
Return OF the 9TH Regiment.
Monmouth Park Races.
Annual Excursion OF the Police Force.
Reception by New-York Jewellers TO the New-nglana
Teachers Association at Yonkers.
NETWORK CITY.
The new electric lights are now in full operation
in Washington Square
FIREWORKS At MANHATTAN BEACH.
The exhibition of fireworks at Manhattan beacn,
which arranged for July 4, Will be gwen ms
evening 1t will represent the destruction Oh the
Spanish Armada
JUDGMENT AGAINST A BRIDGE COMPANY.
A judgment for $3.50 1913 % in favor of Christian
r. Christensen and against the Illinois and ST. lonis
Bridge Company was filed III the County Clelh
Office yesterday.
PICNICs FOR BOYS AT BATH.
The Chldrens AID Society propose giving daIiI ie
the present week as many as 1000 boys a picnic
to the summer home Mt Bath. They go down IN
companies of about 200 each on different days.
A BRIDGE ACROSS THE HARLEM RIVER:
The Dock Commissioners have appointed FRIDAY
noon for the hearing of arguments for ana against
the building of an abutment at Second-ave. aud
cd-and-twenty-nlnth-st. Tor Drldge
across the Harlem River.
AN ANNOUNCEMENT WHICH WAS PREMATURE
The officers of the National Rifle Association say
that the publication which stated that they had de-
cded upon the weapon which will be used i'll the
coming international contest is premature, as they
now have the matter under consideration.
PASSENGERS FOR EUROPE.
The steamship Leasing. of the Hamburg Ameri-
can Packet Company's Line, will sail for Europe
to-day between $3.50 and 13O has morning Among
her passengers the Countess de Sminof, A.
Mel. Hamilton, DR.. II. b. Willard and Professor
Ernst Eggers.
YESTERDAYS ARRIVALS AT CASTLE GARDEN.
The number of immigrants landed at Castle Gar
den yesterday follows: From the steamship
Paris 1859 ; City of Richmond, 70S; Herder, sos !;
Wyoming. 527 Albingia. 1856 I. de Lesseps PIG;
3o72.
BUILDINGS REPORTED UNSAFE.
Buildings reported unsafe Yesterday Nos; 81
Greenwich-st., 106 South FIfth-ave, 1SG and 1873
Spring-st, 90 Fourth-aye., building on the west
side of Second-avc., north of Seventythrd-st, and
the south side of Sixteth-st.. 275 feet west OF
Avenue-A.
BEATEN BY RUFFIANs.
Peter ONeil, age sixty, laborer living III a
lodging house in Chatham Square, was severely
beaten by lot of rufians in Morrisania on Tuesday
night, and was taken to the Ninety-ninth Street
Hospital suffering from bruises about the head and
face. His assailants escaped.
AN INCIDENT OF THE NATIONAL HOLIDAY.
The Washington Heights Century Club had
very pleasant celebration of the Fourth Of Jnly az
the new Mount st. Vincent Hotel. II. b. Perkins
presided and spoke. Felix Adler G. II. Kitchel,. j.
b. Haskin, G.. w. Dayton and W. II. Bishop also
made addresses.
ANOTHER PIGEON RACE ARRANGED.
At a meeting of the Hudson Pigeon Club last
evening it was decided to close the season with
race for the old bird honors OF 1SS2 and money
prizes. from Columbus, Ohio TO be flown July ~ or
the first fair day thereafter. The entries will not
number less than seventeen birds.
A LARGE LOAN AT HIGH INTEREST.
The New-YOrk Life Insurance Company has
loaned to Hugh Lamb and wife 100000 on three
mortgages property on the east side of tifthave
30 feet south of Sixty-seventhst, and the south
side of Sxty-seventhst 100 feet cast of Fifthave.
The instruments were recorded i'll the Registers
Office yesterday. The rate OF interest s per cent
GIRL IN BOYS DRESS
In the Essex Market Police Court yesterday Lille
Brown, age fifteen, who refused TO give her home,
and who dressed IN boys clothing was charged
with stealing a watch from the person of Francis
Lang of No 1877 Spring-st. She admitted her guilt,
and was held in $500 bail She said that she wore
boys clothing because her father and mother were
dead.
ARRESTED FOR VIOLATING THE POOL LAW.
On complaint of Officer Gerven, of the Central
Office, Charles Clarke, of the Putnam House, in
Fourth-ave., was charged with selling pools on a
contest of speed at Long Branch Oh July H. in which
the horse Black Gal was entered, at No. 90 West
Thrty-iirst-st. lie was required to give bonds in
$500 tor trial.
NEW BANK AND sAFE-DEPOSIT BUILDING.
Plans were filed with the Bureau of Buildings
Yesterday for the erection of a seven story brick
building at Fourth-ave. and Forty-second-st. by
the Lincoln Safe and Deposit Company of which
x-Postmaster-General Thomas L. James is presl-
dent. The basement and first story will be used by
the company Tor banking purposes and the upper
part for the storage OF furniture. Inc structure Is
to cost 100000.
THE ANNUAL POLICE EXCURSION.
John ii. Starns annual excursion Tor the police
of New-York City will take place to-day, and three
baroes with many hundreds of the IOrce, accom-
panied by their wives and children, will proceed
from different landings the North River to Mount
Pleasant Grove, on the Hudson, where the day Will
be spent III pastme. j. K. lruax, Mr. Starins Sec
rotary Will be general supervisor OF the arrange
ments.
RFTICHNCE OF AN INJURED MAN.
Officer Lamb OF the 1hirty-fifth Precinct, found
August Hensend, a Swedish laborer age thirty
three lying under bridge of the Hudson River
Railroad at the south end of the cut at Spuyten
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both hands were crushed. He refused TO answer
any questions as to how he came there or how he
received his injuries. lie was taken TO the Ninety
ninth Street Hospital, where he maintained his
strange retlcence.
A MISSING COLoRED GIRL FOUND.
Jane Cunningham, colored girl, age fifteen,
CnSnngham of No. ~ West Thirty-thirol-st. as
missing since June 80. She was to reach the city
Oh that day in the steamer Roanoke. on her way
home from the Hampton Institute, virginia, but,
although her baggage arrived. she did not Yester-
day her father learned that the girl was in New
burg ~ Y, whittier she bad gone with the head
teacher Mrs. Mackey, as she was Ill.
THE BARGE SHOOTING CASE.
Zachariah GarDutt age sixteen, OF No. 90 Hester
ST. was charged III the harlem Police Court yeser-
! day with having on Tuesday SHOT Robert Zelph, OF
| No 10 GOerck-st IN the head on board the barge
Chester A. Arthur. The prisoner admitted shooting
! Zeph, but claimed that the shot was intended Tor
! another VINO with crowd OF others had at
! tackled and knocked him down because he would
| not allow the girl who accompanied him to dance
| with them. Garbutt was committed by Justice
| Power TO await the result OF ZeipHs injuries. which
are said by the Presbyterian Hospital authorities to
| be shg ht.
HELD ON A CHARGE OF HOMICIDE.
Thomas j. sullivan OF No. 2O1 EiIn-st, who was
arrested. charged with causing the death Of John
! Iuomey of No. 265 Elizabeth-st, with whom he
| had been wrestling on Monday night was brought
! before Coroner Brady yesterday and gave BAN III
! the sum of 81 600 10 appear and answer 10 the
| charge of homicide. Sullivan says that the en-
counter merely a friendly test OF sill, and
that in wrestling Tuomey fell and struck ms head
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