New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-09
NETWORK CITY.

An extra Sunday train has been started on the
New-York and Greenwood Lake Railway, leaving
Chambers-st. at 1870 D. IN. and running 10 Orauso
and intermediate stations
In connection with the assignment OF Jesse
Oakley & Co. the following schedule was filed yes
terday: Liabilities, $3O95 80 nominal assets
1884, 20 4; actual assets, Sl6O63o 80.
KILLED BY FALLING FROM ROOF.
Ida Bolger age seven. while playing on the roof
If her home, at No. 40l East Fouteenth-st, missed
her footing and fell into the street. The house was
four stories high and she was instantly Killed.
SEATS IN THE PETROLEUM EXCHANGE.
The 1877 new seats which the Governing Comittee
of The New-York Petroleum Exchange was recently
authorized to sell at 1900 each. have been disposed
Of Seats are now quoted at $500 bid.
THIEVES AT THE FOUNTAINS.
Thieves steal the cups from the drinking foun,
tains. The heavy metal cups when are attached
TO strong chains on the old fountain on the west
side OF Union Square have 10 be removed nightly TO
keep them SAFE
HANGING HERSELF TO A CELLAR GRATING
Maria boeserI, a young German woman, employed
III the house of Mrs. }. ;: Breese, al NO; 80 East
TWENTY. second-st committed suicide early ycster-
day morning by hanging herself to grating III the
cellar. She had been suffering from brain trouble
aud probably was insane.
THE DISTURBANCE Al TIE ATALANTA CASINO.
Four distinct cases of assault and battery have
grown out of last Sundays disturbance AZ the Ala
lanta Casino at Northumberland -htth-st. ana
kighth-ave.. and at the Harlem Police Court yes
terday tine examination was begun. Inc cases were
adjourned until "a week from Thursday when they
Will be- lnquirek into 10y Justice Murray.
ATTEMPTING TO DESTROY CIGARS on A VESSEL
Robert ;. Bissee. the engineer, aud William Han
way the sistant ngiueer of the steamer Saratoga,
OF WARDS Line, were arrested yesterday on the
ground that they attempted to destroy the cigars
which were discovered by Treasury agents on board
the vessel They gave baIl before Commissioners
Shields 10 appear Tor examination.
SOME OF THE BRlTANNIc PASSENGERS ARRIVE.
ne steamship Republic. OF the White star Line,
which arrived IN port yesterday, brought twenty
three passcngers no had been transferred from the
Britannia at,er the accident TO her smart. lhey Dad
united IN a letter of thanks TO James Scott agent
o the line at Queenstown for cqurtesIes extended
Among them was LucIus Fairchlld, ex-GOvernOr OF
" isconsin VINO left tor his home III Madison short
time aiier his arrival.
WORK OF TIE AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY,"
The regular meeting of the Board OF Managers OF
the American BlJlc Society was held ON thursday
Dr. ;. Wells Williams presided. An appropriation
of 70 1871 was made TO promote the puDheatl0h OF
"A new Hawaiian Bible IN portable iOru BOOKS OF
The value Oh $4,000 we're granted 10 me cOIoIago
department. Inc receipts Tor May were %i%'Ifooo'
and IL , 800 copies of the Scriptures were Issued
VISIT OF HE WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY.
The Washington LIgnt iniantfy. Captain Alex
auder III. Marshall, OF Charleston, Is expected 10
visit New York, Ncw-liaven and Hartford week
after next, leaving Charleston on june 10 ana ar
Iyup IN tins city the following Monday. Tue
vislt "a made in response TO invitations from me
Governors Light Foot Guards OF New-haVeh ana
from Colonel Barbour, COMMANDING tuo iay No4A
nectIcut Regiment.
DISPOSAL OF GAMBLING IMPLEMENTS.
When the recent seizures Oi ganOhng implements
were made, without the arrest OF the gamblers,
oncstlou was raised as 10 what could be done with
IN. inplemeuts IL was said that the police had no
right under tine law, either 10 Keep or To destroy
them while the propretors or thc gaming houses
tc',1ined unconvIcted. Tue Police Commissioners
veste,aay dIrected superintendent Waving 10 de-
stoy the implements aud TO INFORM the DISTRICT
Attorney.
WIPE AND TWO CHILDREN MISSING.
David Bu.iing, OF NO. l,lOi south Fourth st., St.
InnIs felepraphed to the Board OF flea til IN this
cIty ON Thursday that he had not been able TO hnd
ans trace oil his "lle' Emma ana her TWO cnliuiehI
Who sailed from llayre III February or March ana
were reporCed as having arrived sick at New-lork.
Iuouircs were made yesterday by the police, but
40 information wa obtained apoht Mfs DolIns anu
the chiiaren except that tnry arrived NJ tastle
Catdcn IN good health and left there intending 10
90 % 81 LOUIS.
CHARGES NOT SUSTAINED.
few DAYS ago Il complaint MAS MED by some OF
ne steerape passengers who arrived at Castle Gar
den on tno steamship BOHEMIA, OF inc Hamburg,
American LIne. stating that the treatment ana Ood
they received were unht for ANIMALS. he Com
russoIIers OF Emigration appointed yesterday Tor
an invest CATION, but none oil the compliments
resuouned 10 the summons. Captain PegOldt, OF the
Bonemid, dclicu INC Ch"is'9' anu '"O 'VhiVi"ih'
dIsin sscd.
NOT A LOSER by swEETLAND's DISAPPEARANCE.
Charles >. Sweotland, ticket agent OF the New
YORK and New England Railroad at New-Brltaln.
vim u,vsterlou,ly d, disappeared from that place
Wednesday night was also ticket agent OF the
Monarch Steamship Line. Dir. OConnor, general
agent OF the AlOnaICu Line III lulS Guy
sand yesterday: I'VE received news this morning
of SSeetlanl's disappearance. lie mad been our
agent Tor about year. ana had number OF sub
agents under him. l do not THINK we VIII lose
anythIng by him; i'll any case the loss would be
very little SINCE il he sold any prepaid tickets we
could stop them from being houored on the other
side before lie got there"
AN INNOCENT MAN SET FREE.
Antonio Siccaro. an Italian shoemaker. was placed
on trial Yesterday, III tnc Court OF General Sessions
a charge OF murder IN the hrst degree. Antonio
- VIVA. stabbed
makers shop at No 3Ol MonrOe-st., ON March IL.
the evidence oil several witnesses showed That the
killing had beeu The result OF quarrel between the
dead man and GIanto Irazza. who has escaped trom
the city, A Bei-cUcklng revolver, Two feet long ana
carrying "A musket-ba was found on the dead man.
The Jury, by the advice OF Recorder Smyth, ac-
anitied Ihe prisoner and the Recorder, III discharg
ing Siccaro expressed his regret that an innocent
man had been kept 80 long imprisoned, while the
guilty man had escaped
BROOKLYN.
The Rev. X. G. Bowen Is TO be ordained pastor of
the Baptist Church III Fiatbusn, H. l..
Mrs Eliza w. CTOucher has secured absolute
divorce IRON her husband Henry W. Croucher.
A number of the liquor dealers in the uptown
wards have agreed TO close their stores on Sundays
Herman Wolf who had been missing from his
home in IamiltOn-ayc since January 70, has been
found drowned at Coney Island
Assistant Postmaster T.. Ii. Morton has been made
Chairman OF the Board of Examiners III the Civil
Service All applications tor positions III the Brook
lyn Post Office VIII go before THIS board.
The Park Commissioners have decided to open
the west gate OF Prospect Park, at Nnth-aye. and
Ffteenthst for vehicles, intesponse to the request
of many RESIDENTS OF the Eighth aud Twenty-second
wards.
In the suit OF Mrs. Anna X. Stoessel against the
Long Island Railroad Company 10 recover $4,000
damages for the death OF her husband. who run
over by "A tran the jury IN the Supreme Court yes
terday returned IL verdict awarding Sl 600 dam
ages
Captain Lewis A. Kimberly, who has been execu-
tive officer OF the Navy Yard Tor the past three
wears, Is to be detached on July l, and 1t Is re-
Dorted that he will be ordered on special duty at
Washington Captain Daniel l.. Braine, who COM
manded the sloop-of-war Juniata on the Polaris
search expedition III the Arctic III 1873, OF which
yessel the late Lieutenant Z Commander De Long
was navigator, will relieve Captain Kimberly
executive officer at the Navy Yard.
JERSEY CITY.
The vigilance of the Waterman on the freight
piers of the Pennsylvania Railroad was eluded by