New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-28
NETWORK CITY.

| The body of Thomas Walsh. of Brooklyn. VINO
! was drowned by accident In the West Farms Greek
! on Saturday, was recovered yesterday.
NEW BUILDINGS FOR ST. vINCENT's HOSPITAL
| Plans FOR a twostory boiler house, kitchen and
laundry for st VineenPs Hospital, to be erected az
| a cost of $25 900, were filed at the Bureau OF
| Buildings yesterday.
| SEIZURE OF JEWELS.
The Custom House officials seized the following
Jewels Yesterday, which were consigned by mail 10
| a firm in this city 147 pearls 100 moon-stone5,
| five sapphires aud three rubies.
| HELD FOR AssAULTING A WOMAN
Frederick William Malloy was held in 81 900 bail
| in the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday for
assauiing and beating Hannah Grunthal, OF No.
oil West Thirty-seventh-st
LOOKING FOR AN INSANE MAN.
William Dunn q labOrer of No. 500 First-ave.,
| was sent to Bellevue Hospital insane two weeks
ago. He was discharged from the hospital on last
| Saturday, but on Sunday he became violent again
AMI ran away from his home. Inc police were
| directed to search for him yesterday.
KILLED BY A FALL FROM LADDER.
John Larkin, a workman age fifty. employed on
the Hilton building at Broadway and Chambers
| ST., fell from O ladder there yesterday ana was
| killed instantly Ills home was at Nlntn-aVe' ana
| F0rtioth-st
| ACALlFoRNIA ANNIVERSARY
The Associated Pioneers of the Territorial DAYS
OF California will celebrate the anniversary OF the
admission OF that State into the Union by dinner
at the Oriental Hotel, Coney Island, on septem-
| Der g.
| APnoBABLE APPOINTMENT BY MAYOR EDISON.
| Mayor Edison will probably appoint Augustus Fl.
| Walsh. of Albany, Chief Clerk, Dir; Walsh is
LAWYER about forty five years old, and Democrat
| lie was formerly In the Office of Charles OConor.
AN ALLEGED FoRGER RENAMED.
| Nathan GottgetrSl, who was brough, to this city
name of his employer, William Shaw, of No. 90 West
| FourteentA-si., was arratgned yesterday before
| Recorder Smyth IN the Court OF General Sess ons
| lie pleaded not guilty and was remanded Tor trial.
RoBpryG HIS FRIEND on THE BLIND SIDE"
Henry A. Wood met James Houlton, of No. 12O
Cannon-st, an old acquaintance, in the oyster
house No 80 Lewss on pSn 81 a Wood
who has lost the sight of one eye, by coming nj MS
" blind side " and stealing his silver watch. he
was detected in the act, and on being charged with
larceny before Justice Gardner yesterday, at Essex
Market Police Court, he was held for trial In
default of 1000 ball
AN OLD SAILOR TRIES TO TAKE HIS LIPE .
Patrick Ford, au Irshman, age IS years, who for
merly tho United States Navy, went INTO the
restaurant ut No. 10 Battery-place early yesterday
morning and tried to kill himself by cutting his
meek with a carvng-knife. he did not succeed In
woundiug himself seriously and the police sent him
70 Bellevue Hospital as prisoner. Ford lived vt
had turned against him. She earns her own living
by working IN tobacco factory.
MEDALS FOR SAVING AN ITALIAN SHIP
Collector Robertson yesterday. acting on instruc
tons from tho State Department at Washington,
gave to Captain John b. CHIT, OF Mystic River, cap
tam of the William II. starbuck silver medal for
his conduct in assisting he Italian ship Chiara
storm on March .. The thanks OF the Italian Gov
erDment were also gwen to the captain. The Col.
lecOr has medals IN bis possession Tor the crew OF
the StarDuck. who assisted IN hiding the Chlara
CASES AGAINST THE CIGAR AUcTIoNEERs
The cigar case of j. T. Whitehead, of No Perry
ST. against Joseph Young, OF No. 693 Broadway,
adjourned until Friday at 1890 a. m. lawyer
cross-evamlned Whitehead and then moved for the
dismissal of the case. HIS request refused and
MAYOR Edison announced that there was new case
against the auclioneers-making four In all.
IMMIGRANT ARRIVALS.
Superintendent Jackson expects that the immi-
Ton Iaon al hat Of
for the same time. which was Is, l05 arrivals. The
number oil immigrants landed yesterday was 3,OS2.
Tyrian, 65; the Lrmdal, 446 the Saler 900; the
Cornwall, n the Leerdam, $40; the Normandie,
s94; aud the Italy. 272 The immigrants on the
Normandie mostly Swiss, and this element and
the German preponderated among the arrivals.
RUNNING A YACHT WITHOUT CERTIFICATE.
Deputy Collector Palmer. OF The Custom House.
said yesterday that lie had received COMPLAINT
against c. Godfrey Gunther, stating that his yacht
the New-Amserdam. was now being run without
certificate from tue Steamboat inspectors and that
licenses which had run out. MIR. Palmer stated
that he was investigating the matter. He regarded
1t as due To oversight or neglect
SUSPECTED OF STEALING A WATCH
Alexander ID. Wilson, jeweler of No. 1907
Broad way. was a complainant in the Jefferson Mar
ket Police Court Yesterday against bis clerk George
A. Baker of No. 203 West Twenty iourth.st Mr.
Wilson stated that on August z. Richard Is. Moore
of Long Branch. gave Baker $40 gold watch to be
is customary. and presented it for the watch on
SATURDAY. Il could not be- found and Baker was
arrested. Mr.. Wilson stated that he was certain
that Baker had disposed OF the watch. The accused
man was held in $500 bail for trial.
assaulted AND ROBBED BY BOYS
BernarI Warner, OF No: 500 West Thirty-sixth-
st. was walking through West Thirty ninth-st on
Sunday evening when stone struck bin in the
back He demonstrated with a number or boys one
of whom he suspected of throwing the stone when he
was surrounded, knocked down and robbed of
Si 10 The police arrested William Morrison, age
nineteen, OF 40. 553 West Thirty-nnth-st. VIII.
lam Cushman, age seventeen. OF No. 63l West
Thirtieth-st. and Peter Haggerty; ago fifteen, of
West twenty -seventh-st. Justice Duffy held each
of them in 81 900 bail for trial.
ATHEATRE-UsHER GUILTY OF FORGERY.
In the TOmbs Police Court yesterday, James
Manly. age twenty-seven. an usher In Wallaok's
THEATRE was charged with obtaining money under
false be- 60 note to john Wa@
music publisher at No. 90 University place, whch
ostspsby signed by Ma Liam :, SON Sa who was
him 81 he had lost his money by betting on the
races The prisoner on this representation received
So He was committed for trial In default OF 5000
bail,
SAVAGE ASSAULT ON POLICEMAN.
Officer Farrell of the Eleventh Precinct, on Sun
day night saw two men assaultng man whose
name he did not subsequently ascertain, in Ridge
St. and on proceeding TO arrest them he was
furiously attacked by four other men and woman.
who beat him on the face and neck, knocked INN
down and kicked him. by the aid of officers from
the precinct, he succeeded In rearrostlng the two
original offenders, Jacob Weld and William Apsted
With George AnuefsOn, Antony JdCOD MOTIOD,
| L. GrymIth and Kate Bauman, who acted In
cert m the tempt the prisoners They
ali arralRned before Justice Gardner yesterday at
| Essex Market Police Court and the men were.com-
| mtted to Blackwets Island for six months. Kate
| Bauman was fined 80
| CONTROLLER GRANT on THE GRAND JURY.
Controller Grant SAID yesterday with reference 10
The recent presentment of the Grand Jury that he
should wait until the Commissioners of Accounts
made the report before he ordered another exam-
nation OF their books. Referring TO the statement
| that the old bond plates were not destroyed, he
said that all were destroyed, except those in the
| custody OF the American and trankln Bank Note
| Companies He had afidavits, he added, regarding
| the plates once held by the New-York Printing
| Company which convinced him that all tho plates