New-York tribune., 1883-06-14
NEW-YORK CITY.


found in the Boulevard at Sixty-eighth-st yes'er-
day. ,oo,
The buildings Nos. 297 and 900 Canal-st. and 6o4
WashingtOn-st were reported as UNSAFE yesteiu"y'
John Rooney young painter of No. 564 Ientn-
ave., fell from a wagon at Broadway anu barciaS
St., yesterday, and fractured his Skull.
MORE MONEY FOR THE FIRE PATROL.
The New-York Board of Fire Underwrlters met
Yesterday and voted S1750 900 for the continuance
of the fire patrol service for two years. Ihls is
$4,000 more than the usual appropriation ior
two years expenses.
UNANIMOUSLY OVER THE MAYORS VETO.
The Aldermen Yesterday unanimously adopted,
Notwithstanding the Mayors Veto tue resolu',1n ION
reception of patients afflicted with contagious us
eases, at the foot of Sixteenth-st., East hlVer'
AIDING sEAMENs FAMILIES.
The anniversary exercises of the Mariners Family
Asylum, the Home for Aged Widows of Seamen; on
Staten Island will be held this afternoon. a far
in aid of the asylum Is now IN progress boa1s starr
for Clifton Landing every hour
AYovEL GUIDE TO THE CITY.
"Uow To Get There" is a neat little guide lot
New.Yorkers. It gives the c5rner number OF every
street. the elevated station nearest to the corner
all of the police stations and telegraph Offices ana,
any part OF the city.
PEDLERs BASIsHFD FROM BUSY STREET.
| The Common Council yesterday passed resoiu-
tion providing that no pedler, huckster haWKer OF
vendor OF any kind of merchandise shall be allowed
| to cry his wares or stop in Nassau-st., oetWSen
| Spruce aud Wall sts from a. m. TO u D. M Ihs
| Was in response to petition from DusiheSs heh'
THE REAL ESTATE AND TRADERS EXCHANGE.
! The committees of the Real Estate and Traders
Exchange reported progress Yesterday seVer%f of
| new subscribers were received. An election 4d
| permanent officers will be held as soon Us lOo
members have paid their subscriptions.
AJURY IMPANELLED N THE REAGAN CASE.
Coroner Levy yesterday lmpaneled a jury III
the case of Patrick Reagan. who was shot ana M
killed last Sunday evening IN MS liquor store, NO.
! 4Oi Madison.st Among the jurors are ex-Mayorr
| Gunther and ex-Aderman Kerr. iue inquos1 VIII
/ hpUn ON Friday morning at lO O'CLOCK.
PULLMAN CARS oS THE LONG BRANCH ROAD.
Beginning to-day Pullman parlor cars between
New.York aud Point Pleasant on tne New ,GrH
! NV the Pennsylvania Railroad. These cars Will run
on the a. m and $3.50 y. m trains, and, returning
will leave Point Pleasant at 500 q. III. ana 2;ZV
! n m The trains to which these cars are attached
| will stop at Long Branch and other points Oh the
| line of the road.
PLEADING GUILTY TO MANsLAUGHrER.
! Charles Parks who was indicted for murder in
! the first uegree pleaded guilty 10 mansiaughter
| Yesterday in tho Court of General Sessions. lie
| Shot and killed Henry Whelan the bartender at
| tic Snitan Dynn, at No. 241 Bowerv, on February
| o. There had been quarrel between the Two men
| a short time before the shooting. PARKS " Is sen
fenced TO seven years and six months IN the state
! Prison.
MEETING OF THE IRISH PROVISIONAL BODY:
There was small OF me IemDers IA OF tue
Provisional Body of the irish National League iast
| evening at Gcnnania Hall, No. 1913 lhird-aye. An
informal discussion took place As to the best plan 70
| be adopted for instlng enthusiasm into certain
| Sroncbes The Provisional Body Is anxious for the
rserafion of the skeleton of the League branches
! until the advent of cool weather lhey nope th2t
| I'M the course of a week or two meeting OF me
| delegates of the different societies will be called
and orgaued as the Municipal Council.
MEETING OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION
| Al the meeting of the Board OF Education yester-
| dav afternoon IL was decided TO postpone for one
| wear the time when colored Grammar schools Nos.
and are to be closed. lS report pol Oh tne Co
| mending the introduction OF sewing into the hrst,
second and third primary grades was referred to
the Committee on Bylaws. William II. iownley
| vas elected a Trustee OF Common Schools In the
Seventh Ward IL was decided 70 extend the sum
mer vacation to the second Monday IN september.
LEARNING TO EXERCISE PRESENCE OF MIND
In Grammar School No. 25, at No 32S Fifth-st.,
where the buzzng OF an insect caused a panic last
week, one of the pupils had ut YESTERDAY. r Gus
tave Schwerer twelve years old, fell IN commissions
at 1910 A. H. IN one of the cass-roouis ON the top
floor A policeman was summoned and he sent Tor
an ambulance. The boy was removed to his home
a. a. No az Avenue A. Notwithstanding that. the
lads sudden illness caused acommotOnl IN the class
room, there was no serious excltemeht a,9 tho oesI
order prevailed IN other parts oil tue oullulhg'
POPULATIONS FROM A FIRM OF GRoCERs.
II was reported yesterday that deialcaton had
recently taken place i'll the firm of Smith IL Sills.
,yhoi, sale grocers at No. 700 Elghtl-ave. A
TninIfSE reporter who called upon Mr.. Sls at his
nome last evening learned that considerable sum
of money had been stolen IRON ON tue nrId Py an ohi
public but that the entire amount nad Deen re,
covered. Mr.. Ss intImated that the hrm had
been defrauded at various times OF small sums, Out
and brought to justice.
BROOKLYN.
Mrs. Hcderich Schneider has secured limited
divorce from Jacob Schneider, OF No. 900 Broad
way. -
Jopn Cox. who attempted TO kill himself when
sick with pneumonia on Tuesday, by Jumping from
awindow died yesterday at the Brooklyn Hospital.
The contract for building the new armory lor the
47th Regiment has Deeh a"aIueu W o"nioS hou"oh
at $4,000.
The Mayor and Controller yesterday sold Bridge
bonds amounting 10 $656,00O, arrearage bonds
amounting 10 Yl,OOO,OOO, ana TAX certucates
amounting to $l,OOOOOO.
Justice Walsh committed Timothy Shea, q steve
dore, of No. 90 Amty-st., to jail yesterday upon
| Sio7 15 drawn upon the Fulton Bank, upon Her
man H. Cordes OF No. 5l3 Fulton-st.
Nicholas Lenz age forty, German, shot himself
Yesterday morning III his room at No. 23S Boerum- :
at where ne boarded. He had been out OF work
| since May 30 and had drank heavily. Ho died
almost instantly from the shot, which he fired into
his heart lie had no near relatives III TINS country
The new Uniyersalst Church of Our Father, at
Grand-aye aud Leherts-place, will be dedicated on
Sunday at 2:30 p. m. The pastor, the Rev. A j..
Garfield, Will be assisted Dy the heV Dfs. fuiinan,
| Gunnison, Eaton, SweetZer and others, and Mayor
Low will make an address OF c0ngratulation.
Mrs Martha Mabie age thirty-seven, who lived
with her husband, Leonard Mable, at No 137 Jay
ST., found by her physician 10 be suffering from
. | an overdose of morphine yesterday afternoon. The
usual remedies were administered, but without
avail and the woman soon died. 1t appears that
she was subject 10 nus, ol WHICH sue took uo ruS'
There was no ground for suspicion that she ln-
|, tended suicide. The husband was so overcome
with grief at the sudden death of his wife that he
left home, saying that he would follow her, and no
, trace of him had been found up to late hour.
post-mortem examination of the body found in
Gowanus Bay ON Tuesday showed that drowning
caused DEATH and that the supposed maj ks Of ylo-
lence were received afterward. liz an inside pocket
were found the naturalization papers of George
Adams issued in the Superior Court OF New ork on
October o. S6S, and the discharge of George Adams
from the ship William Henry IN lS4i. lhe age OF
, the drowned man was about forty years. 10 1t il
conjectured tnat the papers belonged to some rea
? tive.
JERSEY CITY.