New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-23
NETWORK CITY.

fish averaging eight pounds apiece.
A COMPLAINT AGAINST AN OFFICER.
Anthony Comstock Yesterday made n complaint
against Policeman Nathan Lemlien, of the Thlr-
teenth Precinct, for not arres'ing policy dealer
when it was his plain duty to make tbs arrest
LABORs OF PHYSICIANS
The summer corps of physicians last week visited
507S tenement-houses and 30,Ol2 families, pre-
scribed for 1876 siok persons. distributed 800
health circulars, and gave away 1,26O tickets for
free excursions TO mothers OF SICK children.
DEPARTURE OF SECRETARY FOLGER.
Secretary FOger left the city Yesterday on the
revenue cutter Grant bound for Washington. IL
was said at the Custom House to be the first time
Secretary Of the Treasury had returned to Washing
ton from Ncw-YOri by water
CALLERS on THE PRESIDENT,
Before President Arthur started for Newport yes
terday he received calls from Senator Miller, OF
California, and ThurlOw Weed. The latter talked
with the President for a long time, and as he took
his departure was assisted INTO his carriage by the
President.
run OVER AND FATALLY HURT.
Charles O'Bren, a boy, living at No. Is Seventh
ST., was run over by butcher-cart, driven by Jo-
day from his injuries samuels who had boon ar
rested held TO await the result of the Coroners
inquest.
CHARGED WITH IMPEACHMENT.
Edward Is. Mann was brought from liOb0ken yes
terday afternoon by Detective Heidelberg and
locked up at Police Headquarters. Mann confessed
to having embezzod money from woodward d Coz
Nos. SO and 80 Centre-st., IN TINS CITY; Inc prs
oner gave his address AZ No. Al North Moore-st
He will be taken to court to-day.
A SUDDEN LACK OF WATER.
Some inconvenience wa caused Yesterday morn
ing in thedistrct Included beoween Nassau andleek-
man-sts., Park-row and Ann-st., by tho sudden
failure OF the supply OF the water 1t was stated at
the Department of Public Works that the making
OF connection IN Cana-st. with the 20-inch
main running through MOttst. esstated the
shutting of of the water in that part OF the city
WESTERN CmCKETERs COMING 10 rms CITY.
The Western cricket team, composed of players
of the Chicago, ST. Louis, Detroit and winnipeg
cricket clubs left Albany last night for this city,
where they are 10 play four twO-lay matches with
the Staten Island. 81. Georges, Manhattan, Brook
hn and Newark clubs, beginning at III a. III. to-day
with the Staten Island Club. They VIII play the St.
Georges CLUB ut Hoboken on trlnaY ana Saturday
HOUSE UNFIT To LIVE IN.
A complaint was made 10 the Board of Health re.
Gently that the tcncment-house the west side of
Thrd-ave., twenty-five feet south of One-hundrod-
and-thlrtg -nintl-st. dangerously unsafe. Sani-
tary Inspector Comfort visited the place and re-
ported that 1t had become unit to live in The
Board of Health yesterday ordered the house TO be
vacated before September L. Daniel Kelly Is the
owner.
MONTHLY MEETING OF THE LAND LEAGUE.
The Central body OF the Parnell Land League
held It's regular monthly meeting last night. at the
Sixth Judicial Court Rooms, tourth-aye. ana
Eighteenth-st. A series of resolutions cOndemning
the arrest OF stephen }. Meany by the British Gov
eminent were passed. Inc secretary announced
that Branch No. 20 had offered II gold medal to he
voted to the most popular Land Lacquer IN the city
at 10 cents a vote.
voung man went to Police Headquarters last
night and told Captain Robbins, who was in charge,
that his mother, Mrs. Maria knihen, had disap-
peared from her home in StantOn-st near Eldrldge-
ST.. a week ago and nothing had been heard OF her
since The missing woman had curious deluslon,
which constantly led her away from her nome. She
black shawl ana bonnet ana uafA-DIOWh
calico dress when she left
WOMAN KNOCKED DowN. AND KICKED.
While visiting friend at the rear OF No. 3l4
C MsIs Of Of NO. 425 West Thrty-sxth-st was
knocked down and kicked by Charles Mulvcy, one
of the occupants OF the house. Mulyey was ar
rested by Officer COgnan of the twentieth Precnct
while the woman sent to Roosevelt Hospital,
where she thought to be III critical condition
Muvey was held To await tho result OF her injuries
III the Jefferson Market Police Conft yesterday
TWO MORE FORGEBs ARREsrED
Sergeant Adams and Langan OF tine Central Once
arraigned before Justice Patterson yesterday after
OF No 81 Colunbia-st., and NllllIm Ganett OF No
POI East HOustOn-st., for completely with julius
Baeder, already arrested for having perpetI2tcd
forgeres on the German American NATIONAL BANK
and the Mechanics Bank while personatlng
Western Union telegraph mcssenger The accused
men were held Tor examination
THE METROPOLITAN INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE.
The regular meeting of the Executive Committee
of the Metropolitan Industrial League was held At
the rooms OF the League at NO. 3l0 broadway yes
terday afternoon Conrad Braker' a., the CHAIR
man, presided, and there were present john Roach
A. t. Meyer, +. If. Ammidown, Is. H. huffman,
Thomas e. Smith and John Hooper, the treasurer
George l.. LannOn was appointed an assistant TO
Charles ) Hill in the work OF obtaining statistics
relating to "a revision OF the tarl1.
A LONDON FIREMAN IN NEW-YORK.
The chief officer Of the Metropolitan / re Brigade
Of London, Eyre NJ Shaw, arrived IN tins city yes
teTday morning Chief Shaw said that hc had met
the Fire Commissioners, 6y whom he had been
Bates 10 the house OF Engine No. 10 ana had been
shown a practical working OF The system OF IRE
alarm and response. lie had been highly pleased
Chef Shaw expects to be IN Tins city about two
weeks lie proposes 70 attend the iiremen's con
ventlOn IN Cincinnati, ONO, ana desires to visit the
principal cities in the United states and Canada.
FISH STORIES FROM FULTON MARKET.
The first smeits Of the season were seen III Fulton
Market yesterday. ...-Large spanish mackereL
weighing four pounds apiece, are being caught OH
the coast of New-Jersey ...Bluehsh IN great
quantities are caught every day-cundays excepted
of Long Beach. .....At MOnlauk Point last week
the nets of the Blackiord Fishing Company took
seven and a half tons of drumish-thc enemies OF
the Oystcr--wcighng twenty-five TO sixty pounds
each. The smaller drunllsh are edible, but the
larger ones are too coarse Tor sensitive palatcS.
TRYING TO FIX PHoTAGE CHARGES
At a meeting OF the Pilot Commissioners n pro-
tracted conference was held with a number of the
pilots in regard to the proposed reduction of the
attention to the indifference of che executive COM
mittcc OF the pilots organization TO tic request
made by the Commissioners To meet with special
committee OF the Chamber OF Commerce to eN-
change views in regard To plloago charges. The
pilots present expressed dissatisfaction WI the cx
ecutiye committee and promised 10 delegate spc-
cial committee 10 confer with tho Chamber OF Com
merce committee at It's next meeting
BROOKLYN.
The number of persons who bathcd at the public
baths last week WIS 3Ji2S.
Absolute divorce issought by Mrs. Mary Schmidt.
OF NO. 2OG Graham-aNc.. from her husband Henry
Schmidt Of No. 81 WithclssL
A new Grand Army post was organized at Fulton
and Troy. aVcs on Monday night II Is known as
q. X. Warren Post, NJ. 4nd. being named alter the
late General " aricn.
Absolute divorce Was granted yesterday 20 Mrs
Caroline Hoffman. from Louis Hoffman, III the cry
Court, by Judge Reynolds.
superintendent Wkn, of tho Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty 10 Children III Brooklyn, Will
make complaint to Sheriff Segman to-day of the