New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-31


coroners inquest in drowning case OF Mrs. Hazleton
Meeting Commissioners OF Emigration.
Return OF TRIBUNE Fresn.Air Fund party from West
"' Concert mi in battery Park at pm.
NETWORK CITY.
Ear muffs for sale here was the manner in
which Broadway firm met yesterday morning.
depressed THERMOMETER rather more than haiI way.
PEACHES AND PEARS.
The peaches how driving in this city are OF fine
quality large. ripe and luscious. They retail at
| moderate rate. The pear crop this year Is an
excellent one.
AN ICEwATER FOUNTAIN REMOVED.
The icewater fountain maintained Tor the last SIX
| weeks by the Business Mems Society for the En-
couraeement of Moderation at tue Five Points was
removed yesterday.
| IMMIGRANT ARRIVALS AT CASTLE GARDEN.
| The following immigrant arrivals were recorded
| at Castle Garden yesterday: 30 by the Assyrlan
| Monarch. 270 by the Australia, 1871 by the j N
Bleydel. and 6S by the Washington; total OF o33.
| A HUGE LOG OF BLACK WALNUT.
The largest log OF black walnut which has ever
been seen this country now IN front OF No. 146
| Elizabeth-st 1t came from tho village OF fers-
geoux IN the Pyrenees. ana Is eet In diameter. ~
| feet IN circumference, and weighs $4,000 pounds.
| 1t is valued az S2,OOO.
| FOUND DROWNED IN THE NORTH RIVER;
| The BODY Of diowned man. age about thirty
e,lbt. with d rk lha sand mustache, was found IN
| the North River at the foot OF Beachst yesterday.
| The clothing was a checked Jumper. dark trousers
|
| shoes
| ENGLISH VISITORS AT THE PRODUCE EXCHANGE.
| Lord Carriugten, Horace d. Alvey, ALBERT Peii,
| Albert Gray &. l.. Hoford Frederick f. karne Is.
| q. MacI cod members Of the English Par. lament,
| and j. Bryce and j. A. Bryce, OF Bombay and Kan
! COON visIted the Produce Exchange yesterday.
| Ihey also called ut Castle Garden.
| RECOVERING THE BODY OF A DROWNED SAILOR.
| Officer Degann of the Steamboat Squad yesterday
reco sered the body OF Joseph Harel at Pier No 90
North River. Harcl, who was quarter.naster OF the
| French line steamer Normandie was drowned from
the vessel on Monday. His body. which was taken
| charge OF by the steamship company, VIII Dc re-
| turned to France.
MISSING FOR ALMOST YEAR.
| Johan Muller and his wife arrived a. Castle Gar
| den on the steamer Hansa, on October D. 1878. The
man was admitted to the hospital at Wards Island
| on October 20, and discharged on November 70,
| 1882. lie was sent to his wife, who lives IN Co
lumbus Texas but she has just written TO the Com
mls,Ioncrs OF Emigration that lie has not arrived
| there.
CENTENNIAL OF FATHER MATTHEW'S BIRTH
| The celebration OF the anniversary OF the Dlrtn
| % the apostle of temperance Father Matthew, VIII
occur Oh October 10 venerable lady, Mrs. DigRs,
who knew Father Matthew IN her grinood, VIII
| sneak on the Occasion. Mile Rosa dErena has
| be n engaged by the Committee of Arrangements to
| conduct the musical exercises. procession OF
| temperance organizations Will take place.
| THE EQUITABLE GAsIIGHT COMPANY
| The organization OF tho Equitable Gasllgat Com.
pany was completed on Thursday by the election OF
the following officers: K. NJ. {. Graham; president;
| James r. Krene, vice president; Jacob ID. Vermllye,
| treasurer; William II. GuIon. X. i. Wilson. Will
iam ii. Gebhard. John sloane, +. J gerzmanowski.
Z. n. Dckrrson, j. +. Z. Benedict, Gavin D brice
| j. Bertschmann, Eugene Kelly.
| AcAsE OF ALLEGED LEPRosY.
| The superiniendcDt OF the Rensselaer, County
Poor Huuss written to Superintendent Jackson.
OF Castle Garden. that John Toy and his son John
Foy IT, who say that they arrived at Castle Garden
| by the steamship Nevada on April o. 1883 wish To
be returned TO Ireland. The boy IS sad by me poor
| Their names cannot be found on the NeVadas mani
| fest OF April
| NORMAN HORSES AND ENGLISH CATTLE IMPORTED.
| The steamship Assyran Monarch. of the Monarch
| Line which arrived I'm New-York yesterday.
| brought over 102 Normandy draught horses, of
| which twenty-seyrn are yearlIngs 10 be sent to
| Western stock farms for breeding purposes. They
are said to be the finest horses OF their KIND re-
| ceived here for long time The vessel also
brought nine Jerusalem donkeys and lou OF hTst-
| class English cattle.
| AN OLD OFFENDER REPEATS A CRIME.
| Jacob FrauKel. an ex-conyct, whose picture Is
contained in the Rogues' Gallery went TO the dry
| goods esia bishment OF George f. Victor 81 Co., No
SO l,eonard-st.. on Wednesday. and pretended that
| ne wished TO make some purchases. lie stole roll
| of satin containing hfty yards and valued at 800.
| but was scov cred on leaving tho place. pursued
and captured At the Iombs Police Eo1tt yes Ter;
pending the action of the Grand jury
| An USPRovoKED ASSAULT.
| In passing through Pitts on Wednesday evening
| John o Donnell OF No. % Lewis-st, met two men
| one OF them William Kenny, OF No 10 PItt-st,
drew knife and stabbed him IN the lett breast
wouudng him severely. Kenny was charged WIN
felonous assault before Justice Gardner yesterday
| at Essex Market Police Court, aud was held 20
await the result OF the injuries inflicted on ODon-
nell.
PUNISHED FOR RESISTING POLICEMEN.
While officer kittner OF the Eleventh Precinct
was engaged N arrestng Matthew Hunt. age
| twepty-one, of No 377 East feminist, in Avenue
| C. for intoxicatlon and dsordery conduct on
| Wednesday night, no resisted 80 stubbornly that
Kltner found II necessary to call for the assistance
| of three other officers Hunt was taken before
| Instice Gardner yesterday at the Essex Market
| Police Court, and being recognized as an old Of
| fender was committed for twelve months
| MIsAPPRoPRIAuNG DRAFT.
| On n charge of grand larceny, Herman Weller age
| twenty seven, of staten Island was arraigned
| before Justice Herman at the Tombsi Police Court
| Yesterday. The prisoner was employed by the firm
of Kerr d Co., manufacturers OF spool cotton at No.
| "a Walker-st. On July 80 he received draft from
| Prendergast Smith g. Co.. Of Mexia, Texas for u
large amount, aud instead of placing 10 TO the
| count of the firm he cashcd 10 and converted the
| money TO his own U.S.. lie was committed IN de-
fault 81 900 bail for trial in the General Sessions
| Court
| FROM A STEAMER TO A JAIL
| Henry Gauger, of Murrhardt, Germany, arrived
yesterday in this city on board the steam.hip Jan
| modest quarters in the Ludlow Street jail, on an
order of arrest granted few days ago by Justice
| Potter IN suit brought by Emelie Horn, also of
Murrbardt to 1886 %. the value of thirty
six watches and chains alleged to have been stolen
| nv Mr. Gauger from her shop Mr.. Gauger declares
that he did not steal the watches. but that he
| hought them for 500 francs. He was known on
| sblpDoard as Henry NELLIE.
| ASSAULTED IN BROADWAY STAGE.
| William Brinkerhoh, age hfty-iour, OF No 10
Fast Forty -ninth-st taken t0 the Tombs Police
| Conrt Yesterday afternoon charged with assault
| and battery. George H. Cook, real estate agent
at No 93 Nassau ST., said that be riding down
| town about o'clock In q crowded Broadway stage.
| In Futon-si. the defendant attempted to secure
seat and In doing rudely jostled him. He resented
| this and Brnkerhoff struck him blow IN the
| month knocking out o TOOTH The defendant de-
| clared that he intended no violence and that no
| Cnok appidantally Herman
| him for examination.
| 1rwrInY srnIEN FROM AN APARTMENT.