New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-30
NETWORK CITY.

MISSOURI Pacific Railroad suit before Referee Dwight.
NETWORK CITY.
The indebtedness of the Thirteenth Street Pros
byterIan Church has been entirely paid
Straw hats never were cheaper han they are TINS
year They can be bought both In Broadway ana
the Bowery as low as 20 cents.
dairy on wheels. consisting OF refrigerator
with several cans of sweet milk and buttermilk mas
been doing a thriving business in and about Wall
st. during recent hot days.
The Norwegian man -of-war NOrven arrived from
Cherbourg Yesterday and anchored of the Battery
Complimentary salutes we're exchanged between
Castle William and the vessel.
ADVANCE IN PIG IRON
The Thomas Iron Company advanced Its price OF
Dig iron to So for No. l and $40 for No. yester-
day The advance from the previous prices IS ~
for No. and 81 for No. 2.
ToMBsToNEs FOR SEATS.
One of the coolest aud most attractive places lot
visitors In these sultry daysls lTlnltY Churen anu
churchyard. Where seats are not found coh-
yenent tOmbstOneS are made use Ot.
INCREASING ITS BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
At recent meeting OF the directors OF the Equl-
table Gas Light Company OF N-w-York the board
was increased 10 eleven and the following were
elected: X. r. Wilson, E. g. Benedict and jacob
Bertschmann.
CITY MISSION WORK.
The City Mission of the Bible House reports Tor
June 40 city missionaries. 5,l35 visits. 3lI meet
ngs 40 151 attendants, 90 100 tracts ll3 pledges
| 3l5 families aided; receipts, $1,Sl6 60; pay
| ments, SO, 62I 03.
A BODY IDENTIFIED.
| The body found in the North River. OFF the foot
| fed Yesterday Ii was that OF William Gilmore,
steward one OF the Fort Lee steamboats. who on
Sunday night fell INTO the North RIVER at the lou
| OF West Thirty-fOurth-st.
| CHEAP EXCURSIONS FOR CHILDREN.
| The New-York aLd Sea Beach Railway Company
has decided 10 sell excursion tickets to COney Island
for children between iour ana fourteen AZ ~ cn,S
each on all days excepting Saturdays, Sundays and
| holidays.
THE INITIAL EXCHANGE.
| The New-York Metal EAcnango elected hfty-
| seven ne W members yesterday. About seventy APP
plcations are posted, aud applications have been
received for twenty-five Of the nifty seats a. SooC
| Yrsterda US transactions amounted 10 9Eo,OOO.
| Ills BAII FIXED AT $4,000.
| T. BALDWIN VINO was arrested on Thursday
! night by United States Secret Service agents on
| charge OF counterelting, Was arraigned before
Commissioner Shields lie seemed greatly distressed
| Inv his position and gave way to tears lie pleaded
| not guilty aud remandcd for EXAMINATION. Ban
was ixed AT $4,000.
| NEw INDICTMENTS IN PLACE or MIsLAfD ONES.
| New Iud ictucntS nave uoeu found AGAINST AlOert
| I Adams George Mlrcelus Martin Cunning aud
| John Clarke, who are charged with Sanb!lng'
| The original indictments AGAINST tnrm were
| missed from the DIst1Ct- AZ OrneYs Office several
months ago and the new indictments cover exactly
| the same CHAR. IS. Tue tour men were arratgneG
| yesterday IN tue Court Oh oPeo'Si Dos'iohS ""u
| pleaded not guilty.
| DIRECT CONNECTION TO DE MADE;
| Beginning On Nonday the traln, leaving New,
York fne BnlIanelpDla buu AtdlluE isailAo'u
| from L,beIy-sL at 7:43 a. M ana 4;oo .. III. WI
| make direct cOnurctiOl for SunburJ, LeWsDurg'
| Nortlumbc. and and Wlamsport, arriving at thr
| latter point NJ 600 y. m. and l@:i5 a. IN az
trains LEAVING Wi Transport At 81 10 ana o:1J a. II
| viii a1lyo at New-lorE II ll:45 a. IN aud $40
p. III.
| . POST OFFICE ELEVATOR GJISG a. 1T PLEASED.
.tynt u.uicu.t lu tue Working OF the naClid-
! cry connected with the Broadway elevator III No
Post Office caused II To descend yesterday I"T sew
eraI feet against the wish O toe man IN chargc"ho
| WIS uuapo 10 control IT, Three lawyers who were
I'M The elevator were frightened nc car dld not
descend fast enough 10 csJso the clamps whlch are
prpved Tor uss IN OF accident, 10 operate Inc
elevator stopped without much shock when the
GROUND floor reached.
POSTAL TELEGRAPH COMPANY OFFICERS
Joel b. EThardt was elected president oi the
Postal Telegraph Company at the meeting OF the
new Board ui Directors Yesterday. The former
nresldeni ex. Coli ctor Bard OF Boston, remains
member of the Board, and tie other Oincets OF inc
company are continued unt the election OF Their
! successors. The present oltcrrs oil the company
| are: President. Joel -. Ernardt; ylce-presldenj
Henry cummings treasurer, john Is. Alley and
| secretary, Henry r.. tansiia"'
| GERMAN AND FRENCH FEELING CONCERNING CHINA.
| The Threatened oct ween china ann France 10
| tho subject o, much talk among tie German aud
French residents OF tins GUY. In the herman Deer
saloons and the French restaurants at times may be
heard lively discussions Many OF tue GeimAns
| sympathize with CHINA. prominent mau among
| tIem said yesterday that many Prnsslan Ohlclals
would be found the Chinese army. II there should
| be a war and that China would certainly triumph
| in the end II she chose 10 hght.
HELPING THEIR FELLOW IMMIGRANTS.
| yOung man and woman, who would be singled
| out among the hundreds OF emigrants who arrive
far above the averaged l lheif Class went
| about among tne poorer emIgTants At Castle Garden
YESTERDAY and did them acts of kindness. extending
| y.ief here aud saving encouraging word where
most needed. They were but recently married, and
we're so happy that they were Iious Others should
| share the!rjoy. rarely Is 30 handsome pair seen
| Al the Garlcn. They are rell-to-do, and Will buy
| a farm III Maryland aud settle there.
| BURNErr FELLOW CLERK SENT TO PRISON.
| Charles Both, the deiautng clerk oil T. * H. 1.
| Anthony 4 Co. who enlbezzird about $4,000 OF
his employers money, was sentenced yesterday by
Recorder omyth TO the State Prison for iour years
aud six months lie was arrested at tbs same time
| as Jaucs A. Burnett, fellow clerk. and u Was
| charged that both of them had been coac"rned IN
| the theft. The clerk BotD however, Acknowledged
| that he ha@ emDezzed the money without tho
| knowledge of his companion. and Burnett was ae-
Quilted alter a trial III tho Court OF G5neral Ses-
| Sous.
| IRvrNG's WITNESSES CHARGED WITH PERJURY.
| Michael Boylan aud Francis McCue, Two OF the
| witnesses for tue delenco III the lrlai Of James
| Irving in the Court of General Sessions were
| arrested yesterday on charges OF perjury. Irving
| was accused of shooting Richard Darling in the
| iquor store owned by the latter. Irving testified
| that he had first been assaulted by Darling. aud
| his testimony was cOrrobOratod by BOylah aud
| McCue. 1t is now SAID that neither of tho two
witnesses was in the city al the time the aft lr took
| place They were bailed in $1,000 by George Law,
| OF No. go FIfth-ave.
| NEW RULES FOR POLICEMEN ON THE SICK list.
| The Board of Police yesterday amended the l73d
| rule IN the police manual with view to prevent
| policemen from loignIng sickness Az changed, tho
rule requires that Policemen who report themselves
as injured sick shall remain IN the police stations
until they are examined by a police surgeon. Ii
thew are pronounced unfit for duty they must 90 TO
| their homes and remain there until the surgeon
| report them as able to go IN patrol. In case OF
| refusal on the part of policeman 10 perform duty
| by Oruer of a surgeon, or If he leaves his home
| while on the sick list charges must DO made against
| him.
| THROWING vITRIoL OVER A GIRL
| Maggie CUrcoTan a young gIrl living at No. &C
| Orchard-st., was walking through Edridge-st In
| company with another female, on Thursday night.
| When she reached H-stcr-st. George Meeny
Italian living at No. 70 Eldridgest ST., flung the
| tents of a wal of vitr0l over her. Ib7 ac,d in
tended to mutlae the person OF tho girl Oh burnt