New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-10
NETWORK CITY.

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No. VA Tenth-st.. and when found at d1XDreak
he was dead. His body was taken in charge by the
police.
AN ENTERTAINMENT POSTPONED. -,
The entertainment that was IT, be gwen by tne
Italian societies of this city aud vicinity as' even
ing at TONY Pastors Theatre for the beneht OF the
Ischii sufferers has been postponed until next ouh
day evening.
A CONTEST AT OPENING OYSTERS.
At the first annual meeting of the Oystsrmehs
Benevolent Society, which VIII take piaace "a az
Clarendon Hail in Thirteenth-St. on september ~
there will be an oyster-opening contest between
twenty of is members for prizes.
CHILL FOR PARK SLEEPERs.
The cool nights of the last few dayS nave driven
a great many of the park dodgers from thelr accns-
toned seats Every morning. however, IN some
of the parks, men may be seen trying 10 steep III
sitting posture.
KILLED IN Az ENGINE-RooM.
While dong his work in the englne-ro0m OF the
Long Branch steamboat Guy of Richmond yester-
DAY morning, Joseph johnson, an oller. was struck
On the head by portion OF the engine ana instant
ly killed. lie was thirty years Old
THE NEW FRENCH CATHOLIC CHURCH..
A new church for French Ca hOicS Is building al
Seventy-sixth-st anu Lexlngton-aye. IL Is called
the Church of st. Jean he Baptl,te. In, corner
stone vas LAID nine months ago. The pastor me
Rev, Father de la CTox, who Is IN his lnlrty-nIth
YEAR was once a colonel OF French cavalry ana IT,
ceived the red ribbon of the Legion OF Honor lie
gave up the army for the priesthood
COMMITTED on A CHARGE OF sTABBING.
John Ryan, of Brooklyn, who was arrested on
Saturday uIght for siabblng James Connolly OF
No. % Thames-st.. was yesterday taken 10 the
Tom bs Police Court and committed to await me
result of the injury inflicted. Dennis aud Daniel
Ryan, brother and cousin of the asSalldnt WI"
were charged with completely III the assault, were
discharged.
DISTURBING CONGREGATION.
Andrew Kelly, who lives at No. 272 hottest, yes
terday morning attended mass III ST. Andrews
Roman Catholic Church, ct Duane-st. and City
UaII-pI He is evidently deranged, and during the
services disturbed the cODgrr CATION by shouting
AS could MOI be quieted Offcer tlnn' VINO Is at
tached to The IoHb5 Police Court, took MN before
Justice Power who committed uIn Tor medical ex-
animation as to his SANITY.
REFUSING TO LEAVE AZ. UNSAFE HOUSE.
Captain opeiand. of the Ninth Precinct. was IN
formed on Saturday by William Tot en-, the owner
of the tenement No. l0S Bedford st, that ne
was unable to make his tenants leave the DulldlhR
although 1t had eeen dec,areu ,v
The cunaitlOn of the building - due to the removal
of the wall OF an adjoining building ~ direction
of Fire Commissioner Van Colt. policeman was
ordered 10y Captain Copeland to watch the mousse
ana give warning OF danger.
MONEY STOLEN IN HOTEL
Lawrence Kerr, owner OF the Putnam house at
Twenty-slxth-st. and FOurth-dve., on Saturday
lett $500 ia his office on the second floor OF tue
hotel. heturnIng after short absence he found
that the room had been broken INTO ana the money
stolen 10 his absence. Two Young men named David
Glass and Arno Harold had occupied the sitting
room adjoining the office and were arrested on sus-
picIon Glass had 134S in his possession whue
Harold had S2s. They said hey had worked for
several years III factory III Lowell, Mass, and had
cone to New-YOrk on VISIT and that thev had
nothing TO do with the loss Of krrrs money. lhey
were hr Id by Justice Herman Tor examination III
the Yorkyile Police Court. They were staying at
the Putnam HOu-e.
USING A POLICEMAN ROUGHLY.
Seven Young men were drinking beer on the wharf
at Ope-lundred- and tnIrtlet1.si. ana East River
Saturday evening when Officer AlcClusker, OF ihe
Iweif b Precinct, ordered them TO dl~persc. They
attacked him, knocked hun down. took away his
club and he say. were preparing 10 throw hun INTO
the river when other men came To ms assistance
HI, pI fWn If
dIstuTbrrs. Tuey gave their names a John LOpmey,
of No. 34l East OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
and Edward Graham, OF No. "a East lenlh-st;
Loomev had got much the worst OF the battle, ana
besides many bruises his head bore scalp wound
caused by blow from the butt Of Officer McGns-
ker's pistol The prisoner had thrown can hlled
with beer at the Policeman and was held $500
bail in the Parlem Police curt yes eTday Tor tral'
His companion was fined $40 by Justice Morgan
BETRAYED BY STOLEN FINGERS
John Maheu Is young man who resides at No.
Q 26G Second-ave. On Saturday night he TOOK a
pair of pincers belonging to bis father from the
house and Mr. Mahen applied to the police to nave
Loomey. OF the Twelfth Precinct. Later IT was
found that the grocery store kept by William
Gerges at No. 2,297 Second-aye.' had been entered
by burglars, who mad enter through window
from which they bad torn wire netting, ana had
earned of a quantity of liquors and cigars. I'm
fortunately for Mahcn the missing plncers were
found in the store which had been broken INTO. and
he was remanded yesterday for examination IN The
Harlem Police Court, on charge OF burglary. lie
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house he got drunk and while III that condition was
robbed of everything he had III his pockets includ
ing tue plncers
BROOKLYN.
Unable TO find suitable pastor to succeed the
Raw Henry G.. Powell, the old Bushwick Reformed
Church has taken steps to induce him TO leave he
Lee Avenue Congregational Churcn, oil winch he
has been the pastor for SIX months, ami return 10
his former position. committee has visited Mr..
Powell, and he has agreed 10 take the matter into
consideration.
A quarrel occurred at 1045 a. IN. yesterday in
Benainin's restaurant, at Washington and Kent
ayes, between waiter, James Lees, age seventeen.
and Michael flanagan, age twenty-onc, watch
man. flanagan drew revolver ana hred a shot
at Lees The bullet passed through his waIstCOat
and shirt but did not penetrate the SKIN. Hannagan
was arrested but he refused to give the cause lor
the shooting.
Owing to the recent action of Justice Watson of
the town of New Lots who committed an unprO,
voked assault upon a cripple, and then. to AVOID
other punishment, had complaint made against
himself by one OF his trends pleaded guilty and was
fined So the Bar Association of the town has voted
10 ask him to resign irom that body, considering
his conduct disgrace to the legal proiessoh'
NEWARK.
Frederick Rechert, of No. 215 Bergen-st., while
delirIOus from fever, escaped from his home last
Thursday night and IS still missing. He dressed
himself in his and jacket, but took neither
shoes hat with MIN. The family nav" nat
search made for his body IN the canal hrar MS
home, fearing that he had drowned himself. In
their trouble they again beSOught the ponce yester-
day TO search for HIM. IL Is nineteen years old
Mrs. Annie Wilde. the widow of Policeman Paul
Wilde, was drowned on Saturday night under DIS
tressing circumstances She lived at No. ~ Will
sev-st All day she had expected her son William,
age fifteen, TO return from trip the Morris
Canal, and twice she went to the Warrtn-st. lock
20 meet him. Az / p. M she went third Tine to
If his boat had arrived. She did not return and
Yesterday her body was found the lock. The
lock IS not well guarded, and she is supposed to
have accidentally fallen into IT.
LONG ISLAND.
NoRTHPoRT.-The Methodist Episcopal Church
celebrated It's fiticth anniversary yesterday. The
al,.d AZ fle Kay.