New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-13
NETWORK CITY.


opened a mission in East One hundred-and-eleV-
| enth-st.
| ARREST ED FOR NON-PAYMENT OF BOARD BILL
| Ernest Nadal, who says that he IS connected WIN
the Consula to of Hayti was arrested YESTERDAY on
| complaint of the proprietor of the Grand Henlral
Hotel, for nonp ayment of board bill. lie was
taken to Ludlow-st. jail.
| PLANS FOR A NEW FACTORY.
| At the Bureau of Buildings yesterday plans were
fled bv William wicke, of No: 80 Seyenth-s t., for q
sx-story factory and saW-rnill to DC erected ~ ~
| ThIrd-ave. aud Ihirty-hrst-st, at cosO VI
$4,000.
| NO NEWS or MISSING Mr.. HUNT
No tidings were received of the missing pro vision
merchant, Thomas G. Hunt, at his store. Noi i3L
| no one would be more sincerely missed among MS
| associates as well as at his birthplace New-Bed-
ford, Mass, as he had not an enemy in the world
TAKEN WITH CRAMPS AND DROWNED.
| While John NJ. Plante, Frenchman. was trying
plunge bath from the deck OF the steamer Labrador
at Pier No. 30 North River at o'clock last evening,
| he was seized with cramps and drowned before
assistance could reach him. His body was not re-
| covered.
| BOY EDITORS BATHING AND DINING
| The bov editors composing the National Amateur
| Press Association met again at the st. Nichoias
| Hotel yesterday and transacted routine business.
| Willard H. Wylie the new president occupied the
chair. In the afternoon the party went 10 Coney
| Island and took a bath. and afterward enjoyed d
| dinner at the Manhattan Beach Hotel.
| COLLISION BETWEEN BRIG AND A STEAMER.
| The brig Anna CAPTAIN stout, which left here IN
ballast for Richmond, Va, on jay 10; came INTO %
| collision with the steamer A. NJ. Hathaway, or
| lvertOn, r. l., Mt 11:45 p. m, on the following
day, when off Barnegat Inlet. The Anna was badly
stove about the bows, and she put back IN dstress
| PAINTERS FALL FROM A sCAFFoLD.
| Christopher McGue, a painter OF No. !, $50 Sec
onP ave- fell from scatfold in the Star Theatre at
| No. S42 Broadway yesterday. breaking Ooth ms
arms and cutting his head seriously. AS McGlue
was sixty years old il was feared that hrs injuries
would prove fatal He was taken to the New York
| Hospital
THE RIGHT TO PLAY HAND-oRGAN.
| James Reed of No. SO 1hompsOn-st., was
| charged in the Harlem Police Court yesterday
with grinding a hand-Organ, in Suffers Harlem lem
| River Park 90 the disgust OF the residents of the
| vicinity, who had sent long petition to the police
TO abate the a. eyed nuisance. Inc defendant
| pleaded not guilty. saying that suffers was a
| private park The matter Is to DO taken into
! higher court.
DEATH OF THE BOY WHO WAS SHOT BY PLAYMATE
Frank Lemaine age eleven years, who was shot
| in the face by Louis Fltzmeyer, playmate, on
| sunday, died Yesterday morning in the Cha mbers
Street Hospital from the effects of the wound fltZ-
meyer, who was arrested at the time OF the sho0t-
| ing was discharged by Justice kll0reth on the
| ground that it accidental. Coroner Levy Will
hold an Inquest.
NEW TELLER Ut THE CUSTOM HOUSE.
| The changes made necessary IN the oh1ce or the
| cashier at the Custom House by the Investigation
following the discovery of a shortage OF 5000 IN
that office in last April have been accomplished.
! George A. B,nnett a teller in the office has been
| removed. His placed Is huedb William Urban,
r.. clerk who mas been in the Sub-Ireasury once
| here Tor tue last ten years.
| ARRANGING FOR A REGATTA FOR SMALL YACHTS.
| meeting of yacht owners was held at the Vii
lage House at Hudson and Bank-sfs, last nlgnt 10
make arrangements for a regatta for small yachts
| race over the Long Island course from Gowanus
| Bav to HOblins Reef and return, twice Inc
Barney GSoGw Le o make sRe be final
| arrangements Will be held on Tuesday evening
next.
TRANSFERRING SPECIAL CUSTOM HOUSE AGENTS.
fhn Hnaf IL q
regards the special agents stationed here. Captain
c. c. Adams has been transferred to Phladei-
phIa where be Will report to Special Agent Hines;
Captain Adams formerly was in charge OF
the New York office, but last December he sue
ceeded by Captain c. n. Bracket. The place oc-
cuped by Captain Adams is taken by Special Agent
Charles ii Gray. who was ordered from Washing
ton. II is said that the changes have no political
significance.
quantity of ewelry valued at about 5000, the
property of passenger on the steamship Santiago
from Havana, was seized by the Custom House
officers yesterday. The passenger was frenchman
who SAID he was on bis way to France lie at
tempted to smuggle the jewelry ashore in the
pockets of sundry coats which he wore carried on
his arm. The sight of a man with three or four
overcoas in use this season of the year naturally
aroused the suspicion OF the custom House Official
Oh duty at the pier.
SENT To TIE JUVENILE ASYLUM.
Charles Ennis a bright faced, well-dressed boy
age ten, was found wandering IN the Battery Park
$40 in Broadway he said, and had gone to Cone,
Island where he spent So Contradictory stories of
where he lived were told by him and he was con-
fded to the care of the society for the Prevention
of Cruelty to Children. Earnest efforts have been
made to discover MS friends but without success
In the jefferson Market Court yesterday Justice
Patterson sent him to the juvenile Asylum.
AMoTHER's ANXIETY FOR HER SON.
Mrs. Simonson. aged, whIte-haired old woman,
who lives at No. 4 First-st went to Police Head
quarters last night and reported that her son,
George, who disappeared on May 20, was still miss
ing At the time Of his disappearance he was al
legged to have been dubbed by policeman into a
state of insensbhty at Forty-seyenth-st. and
Elghth-ave. The police denied this story. Mrs.
SmOnsOn said that she had been hoping and walt
ing all these weeks for her son TO appear. but no
tidings of him had ever reached her. He a
young of steady habits employ ed in furnl
ture warehouse.
SEEKING PLACES AS HETEROGENEOUS,
Another examination held yesterday by tho
Post Office examiners appointed by the Civil Ser
vice Commissioners. About forty young, men APP
pied for positions lctter-carTlers. They were
examined physically bv physician and were then
questioned by the examiners. The examination
consisted Of one OF two oral questions and dozen
written ones. The latter are tine same that are to
be used in examinations at other offices. They are
simple and require only ordinary intelligence IN
the applicants The result of the examination was
not made known.
MORE PASSENGERS THAN THE LAW ALLOWS
Captain Otto Wrinkle, of the steamship Califor-
MIA was arrested yesterday and taken before Com
missioner shields on charge OF carrying ninety
eight more passengers than the number allowed by
law IL was alleged that 1000 passengers were
carried i'll the trip from Hamburg beginning on
Nav T. BY the United States la 100 or 120
cubic feet are allowed for each passenger. The
captain says that by proper measurement his YES
sci would be entitled TO carry more than 1,O30
sengers and that IL did III the last voyage carry
less number than that alleged. Captain Wmkle
was released on bail.
BROOKLYN.
Complaint is made of the number of cater pillars
lnfesting trees in some streets of Brooklyn. 1t is
said that the English sparrows refuse to eat them.
Stephen Morgan, age twenty-one. of No. 112 Wal
worthst. died yesterday morning from a fractured
skull caused by fall when intoxicated on the pre-