New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-28
NETWORK CITY.

An ANONYMOUS contributor sends So to this Office
for the Bartholdi Statue pedestal fund.
The building No. 454 West Thirty ;fourth St. and
the house on the east 81. of the Boulevard, 100
feet south of Seventy-fitL-st, were reported as
unsafe yesterday.
DROWNING OF A TES-YEAR-oLD BOY.
George Zimmerman. ten years old, whose parents
live at No 400 Eienth-st fell into the East River
yesterday and was drowned.
ASKING FOR ANOTHER HOLIDAY.
A petition presented to the Board OF Mana
gers OF the Produce Exchange yesterday requesting
that ballot should be ordered upon the proposition
10 observe July as holiday.
GOSPEL TENT SERVICES POSTPONED.
The Gospel Tent services which were 20 have been
opened last evening at SecOnd-aye. aud TWEEN,
tleth-st under the conduct Of tho Rev: s. Hartwell
Pratt, have been indefinitely postponed.
COMBINING AGAINST TRADE DOLLARS.
committee of the Mercantile Exchange mas
secured the signatures of large number OF dealers
oil the West Side 10 an agreement not 10 accept
trade dollars except at discount.
CAPTAIN WARDS CONDITION UNCHANGED.
The condition of Captain John j. Ward OF the
ThIrty-thrd Precinct, who Is lying at deaths door
from Brighfs disease of tho kidneys. remained I'M
changed last night.
WINDING THE BODY OF DROWNED MAN.
The body of Michael Sweeney, age twenty-five, OF
No. 571 FIrst-ave., who was drowned q few days
ago, was recovered last night AZ the ioot Oh East
Thirty-second-st.
ALTERATIONS IN THE ACADEMY or MUSIC.
H. X. Leroy, treasurer of tue Academy OF Music,
yesterday asked Inspector Esterbrook TO approve
tons will cost SIC 900 and they are intended TO
make the building Safe in case OF IRE
FINDING THE BODY OF A LADoRER.
James Jones. laborer OF No. 3l9 East One-hun-
Observation-Disclosures, disappeared on Monday:
His body was found In the East River at the foot OF
ODe-hundred and Fl teenth;st., yesterday. IL was
believed that he had been drowned by accident.
SEVEN YEARS FOR BEING IN THE WRONG HOUSE.
Owen Carney, who was found at night in the base
ment of tho house of Mr.. Fernandes at No. 62
Irving place. was convicted of burglary yesterday
in the Court OF General Sessions aud was sentenced
by Judge COwing to seven years imprisonment
FRRRY-Bo DECKRD WITH FLAGS.
Ali the boats oil the HOboken Ferry Company
were decked with tags yesterday IN honor Oh the
marriage of John A. stevens and Miss Mary Mar
shall Mcclure, OF Virginia, and their departure Dy
the Werra for q trip through Europe. The Terry
company is largely the property oil the Stevenses.
wAsuINGToN's CARRIAGE
Captain Richardson, well known collector OF
relics IN Harlem. has Just purchased ana has IN MS
while President. The carriage was exhibited Tor
| many years at Woods Museum, Philadelphia.
MISS LEONARD ARkAIGsED.
Miss Helen Leonard, VINO has been indicted Tor
day before Recorder Smith in the Court Of General
| Sessions She pleaded not guilty and was
remanded, no day for the trial being fixed.
THE CHARGES AGAINST THE JAIL ;,
Under Sheriff Stevens said yesterday that the
letter of Attorney -seneral Brewster complaining
of the treatment of United States prisoners 10 the
Ludlow street jail, had not been received. When
ut was received Sheriff DAVIDSON would answer IT.
| giving his version of che case. O Jbt
| 81 CLOSED ON SUNDAY nc
l. The fact that -tbs- Cooper Union Free Readng
| Rooms arc shut on Sundays Is disappointment 10
| hundreds OF personsswho have little leisure except
4 sorrowluly every hour on Sunday when reading
| the notice that the rooms are closed.
THE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.
Tue Real Estate and Traders Exchange, which