New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-05
NETWORK CITY.

NETWORK CITY.
Sopbia Hauck, age eleven, was run over ycSier-
day by a farmers wagon, ana Instantly hil'ou' Inv
driver was arrested.
The immigrant arrivals at Castle Garden yeSterI
day were $50, of which G32 were ythe belgohlanu
and by tine Assyrla.
Small bows blowing balls Of putty through glass
tubes at pds,ers-b' are somewhat mover anu SUI
iou- street nuisance iuStn
The flag role erected Yesterday on the Produce
Exchange tower Is ninety feet long ana us ul"Hco'
at the bottom IS sixteen inches.
The Ncw-York Equitable Insurance Company
and The Pennies Fire Insurance Company are menu
bcrs of the 'rarlil Association of Fir" Underwrt'r7
THE JEFFrRsOV MARKET BUILDING.
Work on the new jefferson Market goes IorWaId
slowly The walls are completed, but the ROOF ana
interior Will not he finished for mon,h OF more
STEALING JFwELRY FROM HIS EMPLOYER;
William H. Norris age seventeen, oil lIaIbu'h
l. L. Mas locked up at Police Headquarters y"-ter-
dav charged with phicrlng articles worth H-Ou
from his employer, i. Ellison Je"ellcr NJ No. ~
MaIden-laue.
FINED FOR srILING ADUITERATED MILK.
For violating he sanitary Code by selling adul-
tcratrd milk Henry Never. of No. 30 Secuud- ave,
and AdoIph Stcmmcr, OF No. ~ East Onr- hundred
and-tlrrteentn-.t were fined $50 each in the Court
Of Special Sessions yesterday
NOrA LIBERAL PART OF EIGHTH-AvE.
In Eighth-ayc. yesterday IN one oil the unNr' III
which contributions to the Peter Cooper Monument
fund are raised. a single penny was seen. Dozens
Of bit, of PAPER and pastcDoIrd, matches ana can
ccllcd postage stamps completed the collection IN
the box.
FORGING his EMPLOYERS NAME.
Albert Sutrmattcr OF ~. ll0 West NIxtccnth-st.,
pleaded guilty sterdav IN The Court OF General
Sessions Ia q charge Of forging ms employers name
10 several check, and he was sentenced by Recorder
Smyth 10 five years in the state Prison. lis EN-
poyer was Thomas Herman, OF No. 90 Prarot.
MuTHrR CENsURED BY JURY.
In the case OF Annie j. Stcmmen age three, who on
September II was Iun over and killed 10y grocery
WAGON near her parents house at No 900 west
: ytrputb-st a CornucG's jury yesterday CrusuIrd
for prTT e.
street unprotected. and cXoneatcd the driver Of tho
vehicle
MRS STEWARDS SERVANTS QuARRELLING.
William Z. Smith. age six y-Onc, VINO SAID that
he had been IN the employ of Mrs. A. T. stewart for
forty years. IN the Jefferson Market Police Court
yesterday was charged with assault by John Byrnc
Of No. 23i West IhHty-tifth-st. who bad been en-
p.oyed by Mrs. Stewart for six months. justice
Duffy held Smith IN $500 bail
CAPpAs BAND AT LOUISVILLE.
The 18th RcgImrnl band will arrive hero tO-mor-
row from Louisville Ky. where 1t has had a sue
ccss.ul engagement of htty-twO DAYS at the south
cm Exposition. Baudmasier Cappa las been pre-
scented Oy the exposition chorus with an elaborate
gold medal, and by the citizens OF Louisville with
a gold-hCadcd cane.
MIsAPPROPMATING MONEY.
NJ II. Thomas age nineteen. OF No. III Madison
st., BROOKLYN clerk ~ TIE employ 2i the MinGhrs-
ter Repeating Arms Company at No. III Fulton |
ST., IN the Tombs Police Court yesterday was
charged with appropnating to his own use sums of
money belonging to the finn auTcgatIug about !
300. lie was held for trial Ia 5000 bail.
NEW CoLoRED CATHOLIC CHURCH
The church eGihOe at the southwest corner of |
Blocker and Downing sis has been purchased by |
Richard BuTtsell from the Third Unyrr-alI~t |
Society. 1t Is proposed that the building shall he
used az coorcd Catholic church. TOR which pnr- |
queathcd to Mr. Bnrlsel the SUN OF $4,000,
CAPTURED BY HIS TROUSERS.
John McManus, al cX-conylct, who was found |
suspended by the trousers from fence IN the rear /
of a house IN Elghth-aye. shortly alter the OccU- |
% Il
dows pleaded guilty Yesterday IN the Court Of !
General sessions to an attempt at glary aud was
sentenced to two years and months IN the State
Prison.
THE EVACUATION DAY PARADE.
No word has been received by either the lIIstori- |
cal Society or the Chamber OF Commerce from Gov
ernOr Cleveland sIgnifyIng his Intention to |
order parade Of the National Guard on the CEN |
trnnia celebration Of Evacuation Day IN this CIV |
John Austin stevens said last night that he eI- |
uccrcd TO hear from the Governor within the next |
five days.
DISCHARGED AND REARREsTED.
Edward LObel or james Faulkner, who is accused !
of forging draft for E2SO III Bristol, England and
whose eXtradItlOn IA sought by the British Consul,
released from custody yesterday by Commits |
sioner Osborn on the warrant originally issued, but |
was Immediately rearrcsted on a warrant issued on |
a complaint containing fuller particulars of tho |
offence charged
SUSPICIOUS PERSONS RENAMED
Gustaye Miller. a messenger. age nineteen, and |
Henry Carlton aud William MIchaCls VINO were |
arrested as SUSPICIOUS persons" on Wednesday |
ByTncs at Police Headquarters yesterday. lnfor- |
nation concerning the suspicious" was afusrd in |
the DeteCIve Bureau but H. was said that the prs-
OGers probably would be discharged to-day from |
lack of evidence against them.
MAN FOR WHOM AIKEN WAS BONDsMAN.
Arthur ltYsedori, who was charged with keeping |
q dIsOrdrTly house III EZIUethSt., pleaded guilty
yesterday III the Court OF General Sessions His |
bOndsman after his arrest was David h.. Aiken who
indicted liter ayes tgauOn INTO the Affairs
of The Bureau OF Assessments ana Arrears. The |
bond was forfeited AIken's arrest. Ryaedorf |
was allowed go free under suspension of sentence
1t appeared that he had glYeu up his Illegal |
business.
DOINGs OF THE NEW CAB COMPANY
A meeting OF the directors OF the new cab COM
pany was held yesterday afternoon, aud among
those present William X. Vanderbilt, William
Jay, Frederick Bronson, w. W. CTyder, Fearing
Gil, w. Il. Rycrs0n AMI Ira Brown. The speclhca-
tons of two new cabs were approved, and II was
decided 10 adopt and copyright a distinctive trade
marx, the design which was accepted. IL was
stated that the title to MessIs RyersOn g. Browns
entire livery stable plant had passed INTO the con-
troll OF the cab company.
YOUNG DIR. TYING TO LECTURE.
The Rev. DIR. Stephen ii. Tying, it,, has been in
Yitcd by number OF wel-kuuWn citizens to lecture
IN this city The Social and Religious Condition
of Europe, and More Particularly of France" Among
those wnO signed the invitation were Judges DAVIS,
Brady. Barrett and Van Brunt, Cyrus w. Field,
William DOwd. Edward Cooper w. II. ArnOux aud
DAVID Dudley Field. The Rev. DR.. Wilbur L. Wat
kius rector of the Churcn the Holy TRINITY, has
extended the use of his church for the occasion.
Dr. Tying has accepted the invitation. and appointed
Sunday evening, October 7, as the date Tor the de-
livery OF the lecture.
MITCHELL AND SHERIFF NOT ALLOWED TO SPAR
Mitchell ana sheriff were adver Used TO appear
and box at a sparrng exhibition at Harry
HIPS place Yesterday afternoon. but when the time
arrived Hill announced that the authorities bad
Al n,