New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-23
NETWORK CITY.

NETWORK CITY
Handsome Easter cards in new aud onginai de-
signs are displayed in the shop windows.
The schooner Minnie A. Bonsall, from Jackson
vile. Fla. while coming over the par yesterday
grounded and she began TO leak badly
SENT TO THE HOSPITAL AS A PRISONER 40,
William Sheehan, O 'longshoreman. OF No. 434
Pear.st.. attempted to kill himself whlIe in'ox-
icatpd yesterday morning He shot himself In tne
head but only injured himself slightly. The police
sent him to the Chambers Street Hospital as prls-
oner.
AID SENT TO GERMAN SUFFERERS
c. B. Richard e. Co., of No. 81 Broadway, yester-
day sent IL 21745 reichmarks TO Europe to ald the
sufferers ron the Rhine floods g5e amonht Sent
making a total OF 112174.66 relchmarks sehV U
Germany from this city,
IN MEMORY OF CAPTAIN DELAPLANE.
Memorial services for the ate CAPTAIN Delaplane;
who was drowned at sea on February A. were held
yesterday morning at tn Roman CathoIic Churcn
of ST. Vincent de Paul, in Twenty-thrd-sf, near
Sxth-aye The mass for the dead was chanted by
the Rev. Fr Humbert, assisted bv Fathers PetlOt
and Connolly. All the officers and men OF the
French vessels now in port were present
WALL STREET FERRY BOATS nUNNLSG L honn o;d
ND two hours earlier every night thls winter tnHn
formerly-at 0 p M, instead Of II p, MIN conse-
nnence OF the new ferry-house that has been build
ing on this side OF the rivrr. This is now nearly
completed and The boats are running AT the former
hours The last boat leaves the Brooklyn SIDE OF
the river at 1880 p. m, and the NeW-1ork size at
IL.
HANGING HIMSELF TO THE DOOR or HIS ROOM.
policeman, who was summoned to the tene-
ment-house at No. 10 Spring-st Yesterday morning,
found the BODY Of George White hanging by the
neck White was a veneer-rutter sixty-tour years .
old. He had wife and several Rrown-up children:
Recently his mind had been growing weak. lie got
nm early Yesterday morning and huIg himself to the
door of his room Probably he was insane al the
time.
THE TALLEsT APARTMENT HOUSE IN THE CITY
A taller apartment house than any yet built IN
This CITY will soon be begun by Mr. Munro, In Fifty
ninth.st between Fifth and Sixth ayes. II will
rise 100 feet from the curb which is ten feet above
any other similar structure. Tho frontage on tnee
Park il 125 feet. The superficial area Is lZ'2VV
feet aud Tho cnbcal contents 81 the 9Iid d n ~
be / $50 900 cubic feet. IL will cost SGOOOOu or
33 cents a cubic foot. 1t will not be finished before
August, 1884
NOT POLITE TO HIs GUEST.
James Darcy, OF No. 30 East elKty-nii I,L
escorted q woman home on Monday ngnt from
Christening held at his home; lie got IL, INTO ans
putc with her. and at Sixty-hth-st and Ihird-ave'
Michael Band'teld; of No. $50 East SGpS endy-
field was stabbed IN the back. lie was sent 10 tne
Presbyterian Hospital but vas able TO- appear IN
the YOrkville Ponce Court yesterday az INST MS
assailaut who committed for examination.
A NEW TRIAL IN LIBEL SUIT.
judge Wallace. of the United states Circuit
Court Yesterday granted new trai o. re sur moO Oh
nett 10 recover damages for an alleged libel. In an
article pubiyhed in The Nelr, York Herdn m Octocc
her 1851, II was stated that "One Malloy" OF
Edgcned = c. was suspecte of having kiDdlrd
ire that resulted in the destruction of that village.
On the trial Of he the Jury gave verdict ioI
the plantlf for 500 900. The new trial IL granted
on the gIound that there may have been mlsappre-
tension OH the part Of the jury.
DECISION REVERSED.
In the United States Circuit Court yesterday
Judge Wallace handed down "a decision on an ap-
nal from the District Court IN the suit OF Charles
H. Judson, assignee OF the PROPRIETOR OF queens
Menagcrie against the Courier Company. The SUIT
was brought TO set aside the transfer of menagee
property by Queen 10 the defendant shortly before
dIsnslcd in tine District Court but Judge Wallace
r-ver.cs the decision upon the complaint being
amended
MONEY FOR ELECTION SUPERVISORS.
The money for the payment OF the United states
srnery sors who served at the election OF 1Ss2 has
been received nj the MarshaPs office. The super
visors who served IN the first eight Assembly DIS
mi Is are requested to call At he Marshas office at
O'Clock IN The evening of February 20 TO sign the
vouchers. The supervisors OF tic second eight
Assembly districts wall visit tho Ollie" on the even
mo rf February Is and those of the last eight dls-
tricts on March l. After The vouchers are signed
checks will be prepared and sent TO the supervisors
at their homes.
ANOTHER FRAUD on THE CHARITABLE.
Elizabeth Wnitford, n woman about forty years
OF age about five feet five inches tall with strongly
marked red nose. heavily built, apparently an
American who says she is the widow OF physici1n,
and wears q red straw and dark merno dress CIV
ing her residence ~ No. 1896 East Forty-s1th-st,
has been going about among the charitable 10 col
lect money TO clothe deceased child which the
superintendent Of outdoor poor says, has agreed
10 bury. She HIS an eyerready How OF tears AZ Der
command. An agent of the Charity ORGANIZATION
Society has Investigated the case and finds her to
be all lmpnstcr.
LOOKING FOR HIS BROTHER ~ THE WEST.
The disappearance OF George Seymour thirteen
wears old was reported at Police Headquarters yes
terday by tho boys father who - employed on tne
Ninth Avenue E,ev ted Railroad and llyesin west
Forty-fth-st George has beenllving Win his grand
mother IN n small village on the line OF the ErIe
Railroad He came to this city to VISIT bis iather
on cdncsday aud disappeared that same DAY. nis
r.
montbs ago and went West. IL is believed that
George has gone to find the brother
JrwELRY THIEVES CAPTURED.
William Gordon, age twenty-Lhree OF NO 30
iewelry sure OF Moses Schud err az No. LID lhird
ave. on tuesday. He ran out of the place, pursued
bv the i,.weller Thomas McCarty. OF East Seventy
ourth-st. attempted to trip Schuder aud then he
discharged q pistol at him. The tugiuyes were Doth
captured, aud the watches, valued NJ S3oo, were
found on Gordon. McCarty had revolver, one
chamber of which was empty, n " jimmy ana four
skeIeton KEYS. The prisoners were arraigned IN the
Yorkville Police Court yesterday and committed
without bail.
BROOKLYN.
Mrs. Jane Madison, of No 502 Atlantic-aye died
Yesterday at the Long Island College Hospital,
from bui ns received on Wednesday by her clothing
catching tre from IA stove ut her house
The in a. CT ors of the buildings Department report
that the door, of large number of churches and
Sunday school rooms In the city open lnwnrdly, In
violation Of the law, and the alteration OF them Is
recommended.
Mother Baptista, Superior at the Catholic Orphan
Asylum for BOYS in Brooklyn died early yesterday
morning She was one OF the first three OF the Ss-
tiers of St. Joseph, who introduced the order into
the Diocese OF Brooklyn
Active search has been kept mp for the thief who
walked OFF with ~ 800 from the desk OF Assistant
Postmaster Morton in the Post Office two weeks
ago and man named w. T.. Bartlett was arrested
in New York on Tuesday in connection with the
case. The Post Office clerks who saw the thief
failed to identify Bar lett 1t Is now thought that
| Edward Rice noted bank thief, took the money,
| and detectives are looking for him.
JERSEY CITY.
/ Richard Miller age twelve, was arraigned IN the
First District Police Court Yesterday morning a
| charge of shooting Richard Eickhof, a thirteen
..idh o,. ha nxea Mt No LIZ Warrnn.at In