New-York tribune., 1883-06-05
steamship City of Berlin. Tney mtend 70 give CA
bibitions of their skill throughout this country.

One. hundred and-twenty- -hfth-st, VIII 10 usI iu
be for children at which the Rev. Dr. Hal and the
Rev Mr. Mabee will make addresses. In tne even
ing Mr.. Virgin will be assisted py 'no now LIZ
Storrs.
A certificate of death. signed by Dr. j. L. Mor5iil,
was received at the Health Department ON ounSSas Ss
parenfs live at No. 3s4 East Seventy-fourth-st
lad died after few hours illness from what ap-
peared to bc cerebral compression and that ne was
unable to learn how the lad had received his in
juries. Coroner Kennedy will investigate the caso
TWO STAYS OF EXECUTION GRANTEE.
Justice Donohue, in the Supreme Court. ChamDers
yesterday granted stay OF execution Oh sentence
in the of James Irving, who was recently sen
fenced to two years in the State Prison for fel0n-
ious assault. Irving's bail was fixed at $I.2HVo:
The same Justice granted (pending an appeal q
stay of execution of sentence in the case OF EDWARD %
j. Courtney, who was recently sentenceu W 'on
years in the State Prison for perjury.
CAPTAIN BRIGHT's BODY IDENTIFIED;
The body of an unknown man washed ashore AZ
Seabright was identified yesterday as tnat oL i. M
Bright, captain of the canal-boat .. ~ nn,,dhe, at
He was lost overheard about two weeks ago az
Sandy Hook, where he had gone to load up n,a with
wood. Captain Bright had letters in his bis pockets
wch-st., for whom some work had peeh done ra .
short time ago. His wife and three children were
aboard the boat when he was LOST.
WATCHING SPARROW IN LIBERTTE-sri Tr ST., from
hedgng sparrow not yet able to ny fell Ir9m p
its nest under the caves OF Liberty-st ROOF IN tne
busiest hour of Yesterday. As it hoped about u
became object of absorbing interest. Inc ciomu
stood off at little distance to ward away danger
yet near enough to listen TO its ny eau LOT US
mother Business men with the care OF thousands
on their minds stopped and listened with ANXIOUS
attention to hear it answered. 1t was-by district
messenger boy and when he carried III OH IN MS CaP
the crowd moved on without remonstrance but Win
a look Of disapproval.
JUSTICE DENOUNcING A POLICEMAN.
Herman Jacob of No. 1881 Ihlrd-ave, was
charged by Officer Brennan, III the Harlem f9Ice SI
Court, yesterday. with violating the Excise law.
tad hat ba ha1
store by the back door, called for whlskey ana on
being served with it had arrested Jacob Justice
Murray commented severely on the manner OF tne
| arrest and said that man who would obtain evil
| dence IN that way was spy and scounoIei.
| Brennan Indignantly retorted that the Jusllce
| would not make that remark outside or the court
| room "I simply obeyed orders he continued,
"and If the Captain gives me an order eau reiuso
| to execute ii u
FORCING GIRL TO STEAL FROM HER FAIhEk. PATH r..
In the 1ombs Police Court yesterday. before JUS
tlce White, Sarah Barnett, age hfty, and her son
| Morris, age eighteen, were charged WIN Iatce1S'
They were arrested on Saturday when about to de-
| part for Savannah the steamer Antelope IL was
stated that about two years ago me lad inuucsu
| lette Cohen, age eleven, whose iather IL III Ino
clothing business at No 12i Walker-st, to steal $lo
from her parents. with which nc took her 10 a tnea
1 ire Since thcn il is asserted that the prisoners
have compelled the little girl To contnualy si9al
money from her parents and give IL 10 theh III r,
thefts II is thought averaged about $40 week Inc
| prisoners were committed until Wednesday for ex-
animation.
TRIED FOR TIE SANt OFfENtE.
| Edward Dennis and James Riley were arrested
| Yesterday bench warrant from the Court OF
| General Sessions just as they were leaving the
| Iombs Police Court. They had been charged before
| "A police magistrate with having assaulted ana
| robbed John NJ. Mclean aud had been held Tor the
| assault but not for the robbery. On an appeal 10
| the Court of Special Sessions, however they were
| acquitted In the meantime indictment had
| been obtained charging them with highway rOp-
4 berry. Before Recorder Smyth they pleaded not
| guilty aud he took the papers. He said aiterward
| that he would consider the question OF dischargng
| the prisoners on the ground hat they had already
been tired on the charge OF assault and the assault
was a necessary part of the robbery Tor Whlch the
| indictment was drawn.
| BROOKLYN.
| The Excise Commissioners yesterday revoked the
| licenses OF seven liquor sellers
| Absolute divorce was granted yesterday 10 Will
| lam Ii. smith, from Mrs. Annie Smith.
| The June Grand Jury was sworn in yesterday,
| Garrett r. Bergen, OF New-Utrecht, foreman.
The sum Of $50, 900 for a fre-boat 10 protect the
river front will be asked OF the Board OF Estimate,
| by vote of the Board of Aldermen.
| Frederick Scholes was fined 800 yesterday IN
| the Supreme Court for refusing 10 serve as can
| vasser of election returns last iall liz: reasons
| we're that the pOlhng-pace was too small accotu-
| ing to law and badly ventilated.
| The body of girl about fourteen years old. in
| an advanced stage OF decomposition with nothing
on but one shoe, found IN the water at the 100,
OF Van Dyke-st., yesterday lho head Ieit leB anu
right arm were gone.
| James Dunno, "A well-known pugllist and keeper
| of the CITY Hall, who was recently indicted for
| being present at prze-tght last summer went
before Judge Moore yesterday, and pleaded guilty.
He claimed that he had frequently tried 10 nave
the indictment pushed. but MS efforts were dlsre-
| gaTded, and the matter was used 10 his INJURY.
Judge Moore accepted the plea. The prisoner MAS
| remanded.
JERSEY CITY.
The receipts for taxes last week were $9490 81,
| and for water rents 9l3.l27 W.
| The Board OF Public Works wants S1G1,500 for
| tha ey
estimate was made up yesterday and sent to the
| Board OF Finance
NEWARK
train on the Delaware Lackawanna and West
ern Railroad struck n pedler's wagon at Fifth-st.
| crossing early last evening. Tho driver oil the
! wagon H. Schrott who lives In Beleyllle, was
| fatally injured
Bernard McCabe. a member of the Land League
has been missing for some time and a warrant has
bee issued for his arrest McCabe,w was treasurer
for the League IN a picnic held last year. failed to pay
| over 1854 of the proceeds. asserting that lie had
lost the money.
NEW-JERSEY
| p.TrPsoy.-In St. Johns Roman Catholic Church
| on sunday a number of young women belonging "a
| the Society of the Children OF Mary were partak-
ing of their first communion and had left theiI
| hats and wraps IN the basement OF tho church.
After he services tho hats other garments were
| missed In the evening a child playing about the
| grounds of the church found box containing the
missing property. IL IS suspected that gang oil
voupQ ruians who in fest the nelghborhood had got
into the basement and packed up the goods for re,
moval. ... John Murphy, young man employed
| as brakeman in the yard of he New-York, Lake
Erie and Western Railroad, fell from freight car
yesterday afternoon while switching and was
! 90 crushed that he died in few minutes. young
man named Charles Ellington made brave but
| unsuccessful effort to pull Murphy from under the
| wheels, and had his clothes torn ana narrowly es
caped being dragged under the car himself Muir.
| pby lived with his parents at No. 1896 Main-st
| lie had been in the service OF the railroad company
| only about two weeks.
WEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.
Mt VERSoN-Coroner Tice held an inquest yes
terday upon the body OF David i. Bennett wbt
was found dead suspended IN the cellar of his resi-
dence on Sunday. The jury found that he com
mItted suicide while laboring under temporary
| alteration of mind.
| WuTr PIAIys-1he June term of the Circu