New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-26
NETWORK CITY.


Several large parties. including many women,
walked over the East River Bridge yesterday.
Their, was a good deal of ball playing Yesterday
in sunny spots III the city and suburbs by young
men and bows whom chilled iiugt r. and ponce courts
could not keep from their fayOrlte Sport.
BOY sCALDED To DEATH.
Thomas f. Dewey, the three year-od son or the
iantor of No. 10 Plncsi.. accidentally lell mo
kettle of boiling wafer on FrlCay anu was tilaliy
scaled.
A BRITISH STEAMSHIP IN DISTRESS.
The British steamship britannia from Pbiladel-
hia for Liverpool, put INTO this port on Saturday
igbt having sprung aleak She anchored OIL the
Battery yesterday.
COLLECTING COMMISSION on bogus ORDERS.
Charles -. Campbell, of No. 2G0 West Thirty
third-st travelling salesman for Joseph /. Com
was rcmanded in the jefferson Market Police Coul I
yesterday to answer charge of collecting commits
si0us from his employer on bogus order: which he
claimed t0 have procured in Newark, y. j.
ARE led DURING BARNUM's PARADE.
Edward Haiord. +. Williams. James Smith, John
Burns, 4. Howard, John f. Morris and Thomas
Feeney were arrested by Detective Price in the
crowd that was following Barnum's parade on Sat
uray night 40 suspicious persons Ia the Jehers)n
Market Police Court yesterday HaiOrd was dis
charged. The Others were held for eXamina ion, q
number If articles, including SIX watches, believed
to have been stolen, having been found IN their pos
sessiOn
REFUSING TO BETRAY HER AssAILANT.
A young woman who gave her name as Mary
Smith engaged i'll an alteration at Houston-st.
and the BOWery with an unknown man early
ycsterdl ~ morning ahd was stabbed by HIM In the
head. Her wound, which was not Serious was
dressed at st. Vncents Hospital. She said she
lived at No. 10 MacdOuga-st., but after she had
lett the hospital u was discovered that she had
gwen wrong address he police thought she
knew the man who stabbed her and had wished TO
prevent his arrest
RECEPTION OF THE HEBREW INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL.
The Purim reception of the Industrial ScnOOi OF
the United Hebrew Charities WAS held at No. 80 81.
Misplace yesterday at ternooD. The features OF
he on ri
children of the school and the presentation of med
ais for efficiency Dr. f. De Sola Alendes presen ed
medal TO Katie Pepper Dr. G. GOtthcIl one 10 selma
| Reubens, and ii. r. Mendes one TO Ameia R0sen-
| berg The exercises brought 10 a close by a
magic-lantern exhibition.
MULDoON, THE WRESTLER, IL COURT
George Day. real estate agent OF No. 10 Univer-
sity-place, complained III the Jefferson Market Po-
lice Court yesterday that he had rented the second
floor of No. 266 FI1th-aye. to William hiuldOOD who
said he wished To use il as school for athletics
but had permitted gambling III the rooms. Null
doom stated that he had not occupied the apartments
Tor some time and not responsible for the
gambling, if there had been any. Justice Gardner
paroled MuldoOn for examination.
THE PENALTY OF CRYING FALSE NEWs
John FltzsimmOns IA dirty-faced lltCe boy living
at No. 40 Cherry-st., was arrested on Saturday
| night for shouting "ExtIee-e. iur-rghtful loss Of
l-Ilfe" When he arraIgned before Justice
Gardner In the Jefferson Market Police Court yes
terday, he said he wasony "ioolIm" " IL was very
funny and ought to be expensive" said the Justcc,
and SO III charge ye $40 Tor IT," he news he
| so genuine as the tears he shed he was 1oatcd
| dsconsolately into PRISON.
| LIEUTENANT HARRIS AssAILANT IN COURT.
| LottIe Rama, who accused OF firing i've shots
at Lieutenant George r. B Hart of Company X,
22d Regiment, last month, was before Justice
Gardner, III the Jefferson Market Police Court, yes
terday, "A charge OF stealing gold watch valued
| at $50 from Leslie f. Slosson. of No. 10 East
Thirty-fTs-st, on Saturday morning. Tho woman
admitted TO Detective Price that she had taken the
watch and pawnod it for ~, but said that Slosson
knew OF 1t at the time. She was held ~, 600 BAH
| for trial.
PREPARATIONS FOR DECORATION DAY
The headquarIers of the Memorial Committee of
the Grand Army of the Republic have been estaD-
shed at No. 9O7 Broadway, and will be opened to-
day for the transaction of business. General Il. A.
BaInum, Major Willard Bullard, Chairman Bruen-
ingbauscn, and others prominently associated with
the observance of Decoration Day confident that
the Of last year will be repeated. Captain
+. r. Earle, chairman Of the Citizens Auxiliary