New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-14
NEW-YORK CITY.

NETWORK CITY
About forty new indictments were found yester
day by the Grand Jury for violations OF tne lotelt
laws, and these will he tried IN INC Noui' Vi
General Sessions next week.
The Farmers Loan and Trust Company ma;
moved into its new building. Inc Mercnsn.s
National Bank will occupy the Loan Company
old premises until it's new building Is completed
FERRY OF THE NEw-JERsEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Beginning Wednesday, the 18th instant Tue
boats Of the SewJsrs9y SoutneTn an Ma ioiS A. M
and at D. m. Additional trips will be made about
May 10.
KILLING HER NEWBORN BABE ,
An unknown woman was seen last night 10 throw
the body of female infant into tue burylng grouhu
of st. Lukcs Hospital, and run away. Inc oapc
had evidently been born alive, and us Dody WAS
sent to the Morgue,
THE BRAIDwOOD MINE DISASTER.
The committee to provide relief for he sufferers
by the Braidwood mine disaster acknowledges d
gift OF 5000 from the Ncw-York C91ee LxGnanSSe
and SAB 20 from the General Relief Committee Ior
sufferers by Western floods. The treasurer Vi 'he
committee is William II. Odcjl.
SURVIVOR OF THE CIMBRIA.
= Wegert of saginaw, Mich, one OF the survivors
of the Inflated steamship Cimbria, arrived here yes
terday on the steamship Wlcland. from iamouTg'
When the Cimbra was sunk by the sultan MI Wee
CERT was of about twenty VINO clnng 10 one OF
the masts eleven of whom were rescued by the park
Diamond affer floating half day. Mr.. Wegert lost
all Of his bag gage and 1000 marks
FUNERAL OF MICHAEL j. CODY.
The funeral of Michael j. Cody, who was killed
on Monday at lIuguenotvllle ). l., took place yes
terday at the Church of 81. Vincent ferrar, at oiA-
ty-sxth-st. and LexingtOn-ave. The mass was con-
ducted by Father DAILY. Tho pall.bcarerS were
Peter Kenny eX-County Clerk William A. Bu'ler
ex-Alderman luomey, Commissioner OF Jurors
George Garfield, ID. O'DOnoghue, Ira Brown, Der
nard sheridan John L. McCoWau, John 4. SulllNa
and Francis Higgins.
FALLING DOWN An ELEVATOR SHAFT. 400
Henry Topping, porter employed at NO, 40 10
BroOme- ST. To deliver goods at the elevator IN
the rear OF No. COL Broadway yesterday. By Ieah-
ing against the chain guarding the hatchway, ne
broke IT, and was thrown twenty feet III o the SUD
cellar Ills skull and lett hip were fractured, and
tine police sent him to the Ncw-lork Hospital. ap-
parently dying. Topping was twenty four years
old and lived at No. Z0l East IleVehVh-st'
A SERVANT STEALS $500.
In the Tombs Police Court yesterday Annie Bryce
and Ann Wuean were charged with grand larceny
by Miss Mary c. McCool, of No. l2l East seventy
ninth-st., wHcrt the former was hired servant.
She stole $500 the Sth inst. from dressing
ease there. and when arrested ON THURSDAY sue
acknowledged her guilt and said that she had III
yided the morcy with the other prisoner: TINS Ann
Whelan denied. Justice Power held both Tor exam
nation.
An ASSOCIATION OF .GRNX EXPORTERS
The members of the Produce Exchange exporting
grain. propose forming an association to which, at
present. alt engaged IN that branch OF commerce
will ue eligible. The objects are: 10 encourage ana
facilitate cooperation; 10 establish an authoritative
mrtho of communicating with similar 0rgaulza-
ions in o.her places. and TO promote uniformity IN
the usages OF the trade and improve the methods OF
handling grain.
THE DEATH or FREDERICK WAGNER.
Ex-senator Edman received a dis22tch or
Thursday stating That the body OF FREDERICK
Wagner, his brother in-law, the missing wine
/ merchant had been found ON the banks OF "A creek,
eight miles from Powers station, on the santa re
Railroad and that the C0roner's jury had found
that his death resulted from causes unknown. The
deceased man identified by jewelry on his per
son. lie left this city IN August last to go to , san
Francisco IL Is Supposed that he wandered from
the railway station and died from exhaustion.
BROOKLYN
General b. +. Tracy whose health is nearly re;
stored, has accepted the appointment OF Grand
Marshal of the Decoration Day parade. lie mas
appointed a Adjutaut-Gcncral Philip |. Cooty
william Dougherty. of No. 13j Smith-st., gave
his son Daniel are SIX years. dose OF carbouc acid
for cough mixture by mistake, causing the uedtu
of the boy IN a few hours.
William EagAn. age fifty. of Hudson-ave and
Johuson-,t was reported to the police, yesterday,
/ rs missing since April u. lie lost his VIE "a lew
week, ago and had been drinking heavily after her
death.
The directors of the Academy of Music have re-
fused the further of the building to the ReV.
Francis Monk who held IN 1t last SUNDAY evening
the services of the Apostolic Church OF inc DIVINE
Healing lie purposes 10 hold services Tomorrow
IN the Grand Opera House.
Under the direction of Police Commissioner Jour
dan list OF the arrests made by the ponce III 1907
IN which the persons held Tor the Grand jury,
and in which the Dstrlct-Attorney has not vet had
them tried, has been prepared The number OF cases
is elghty-sx and In twelve only was bail accepted
Andrews Schultz and Lambcer had selected the
site al Washngt0n-st. and Myrtleaye. for the pro
posed Federal building i'll that city, and that they
would 50 report to Secretary Folger to-day. 1t is
positively asserted that the site has been chosen.
The Kings County Wheelmcn's Club had their
second annual dinner and reunion last night at
Knickerbocker Hall in Clymerst. About fifty
guests were present, among whom were theodore
H. Dim0n. Lieutenant Drake, George L. Brown
George II. Fisher and DR.. n. NJ Beckwth. Letters
of regret at inability to be present were received
from Governor Cleveland and Mayor Low.
NEW-JERSEY.
BAYoNNE-During the year ending March 81 the
Board of Education dlsbursed $50 7SS 81, the cost
of tuition for each scholar being ST. g. decrease
OF 10 cents from the rate of 1SSl-'S2.
PATERs DN.-Jamcs Robinson, the teamster who
lost both legs under the wheels of truck on Mon
day died yesterday at st. JOscphs llosptsl......
The inquest in the case OF William Kimlin, who
was fatally beaten in fight i'll the Sixth Ward
on the ght of April g. was begun yesterday by
Coroner NewcOmbe, bat no evidence was adduced
tending to fix the guilt upon any one.
STATEN ISLAND.
Northumberland Burbank has leased the Sea
View Driving Park, and will put 1t i'll iirst-class
condition for the coming season.
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