New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-12

PLANS FOR A TABERNAcLE AND A HOSPITAL
Albert b. Simpson YESTERDAY filed plans az " inc no
erected at Nos. 251 to 261 West Thirty second-st
at a cost OF 800 900. Plans were also hled DIV Ine
architect of the Board of Health for the new recep
ton hospital which is TO be- built at the foot TO OF
East Sixteenth-st. The binding will cost ooo'ooo
KEEPER SUFFERING FROM DFLrRIUM TREMENSi
Mortimer sullivan, keeper on vars ls'an ld
| whose home Is at No 33S East 0ne-hundred-and-
twenty -irst-s fell into the East River at the I0oe
of Oae-huudrrd- ind-eeveath-st. late on Friday
| night. He was rescued by citizen and taken 10
| Bellevue Hospital The police reported that the
| keeper was suffering from dellrium tremens.
YOUNG BURGLAR HELD FOR TRIAL
In the Harlem Police Court yesterday, George
Mort hacker, age seventeen. of No. 22S East one
Observation-Disclosures, was committed for trial in
default of $1,000 bail for burglanously entering
| the roo ms occupied by Michael f. Wise and family,
al No. 81 East Onchundred- and-slxth,st Sc, and
stealing pair of bracelets valued at Slo, ana oo
cents IN money.
HUSBAND AND WIFE ACCUSING one ANOTHER.
The two-months-Old child of William aud nm
! Kelly. of No. 4Gl West ThIrty-second-st was
found dead in bed Yesterday morning By its mother.
! She accuses her husband of smotheung 10 WINE
drunk and he prefers the same charge against ms
| wife. Both arraigned before coroner Levy
| yesterday morning, and were cornnltted ny nun 10
| the Tombs until an examination OF inc Douy 10
made.
| ASSISTED EMIGRANTs RETURNED.
| Two families of assisted immigrants were sent
| back to Tralee Ireland, by the COmmissloners Oh
Emigration Yesterday on the steamship Helvetla.
One family Richard o BrIen, his wife ana thfee
| children who arrived on the steamship SPAN on
| Juno "a. Thomas Foley with MS wife ana tnree
! children came here from Quebec Canada iast
week, and the husband failed 70 find employment.
| They arrived IN Quebec i'll last May
MIssIoN-woRK IN CITY HALL PARK.
| An elderly woman carrying q large package OF
religious newspapers and tracts entered City Hall
| Park Yesterday afternoon with view oil doihg
mi sion work among the sinners TO be found there;
| Sho distributed papers aud tracts to men and
| women, and spoke kind words to many. Most OF
| those to whom she handed papers received them
| hers enapred laughed
some deliberately tore up the paper g. put 'ne
| missionary meekly went on With her work. ana
| did not appear discouraged or voxed.
| CHARGE AGAINST AN INSURANCE AGENT.
Joseph l.. Bond, an insurance agent living AZ NO.
2O3 East Eig htieth-st taken 10 the Iomos romeo
Court yesterday. IL is alleged that on Jaly ~ ne
Sc rotary of the Home Benefit Society. at No. rs
| Broadway. whereby he agreed to take charge OF q
tickets costing S32, to convey him and his family to
their destination. lie sold the tickets and did not
maze the trip. He was held for examination
TIE GOLD-RING swINDLE.
| A red-headcd, run-soaked swinder may be seen
| any day IN the Bowery playing confidence game
that some time will get hun into trouble. ior
| or 10 cents he buys brass rug from BowerJ
| pcdlers supply shop. The ring is thick. and on the
inside stamped ls-K. sometmes a name ~
Operating is to tap a stranger on tue shoulder and
say: Excuse me a moment. just found thls
Iing and It's the pure article. Pm mighty hard
| up and am willing 10 sell 1t Tor dollar OF two'
| lie always seems to find fresh victims daily.
ELEVATED ENGINES TRANSFERRED TO coNEY ISLAND.
| TIE little dummy, engines that were formerly
used upon the od Ninth,aye Llgp1sea h+,i1 ~,
city, before tho rebuilding OF that structure Few
| years ago and the consequent Introduction oil the
present style OF heavier locomotive engines; are
now running over the Coney Island Elevated Rall-
road between Brighton and West Brighton
| Beaches. connecting the Iron Pier at the lat
ter point with the MOTEL and bathing pavilion at
| tho former place. The railroad structure Is bult
entirely of wood bat the sinc'. beiug very small
| are run with perfect SAFETY, drawing but
| one after thcm.
| RpBBISG MS EMPLOYER.
In the TOmbs POlics Court yesterday Peter Dema,
rest. age twenty eight. of No. ~ Sherif-st, and
William RICE. age twenty. Of No. Is Jackson-st..
| Brooklyn were charged with grand larceny. Sid
ncy 4. ROBERTS. dealer IN metal OF various Kinds
| quantity OF tin under the fooIng OF the third
stony, where II had evidently been secretsd Tor some
dishonest purpose Ito marked IT, and on thursday
found that IT had been removed 10 the iirst HOor,
where It had been placed on the scale by Dema est,
an empoye. who gave Tor II a bill against ms Ont
ployer for SgJ which was at the rate o! Oh cents
| per pound. Yesterday tue order was presented by
! Rice for payment. whereupOa botn were apprc.
hendcd. justice Power committed them for exam
| natiou.
! TIM TRICK OF A CHICAGO BOY.
| Detective Barlow, Of Inspector Dilkss staff,
| saw a young man at Northumberland -elghth-st.
! and Ghlrl-ayc yesterday afternoon wrapping
| piece OF paper around cigdT-bOx INTO which he
| had Just placed stono and some grass Alter the
! package nad been NEATLY tied up the yOung man
| wrote upon II win pencil Alg luth went III tuc
direction of tho house at No IFS East One hundred
| and-ninth-st, where Mrs. Waiter IS. Griths lives.
| Inc young man rang the dOor-Oeli aud banded the
| package 10 mrs. Guiths, saying, There ~ forty
! cent, due for messenger service. JCst then Barlow
| appearen aud requested her 10 open the package.
she dld as requested aud was quite surprised at ITS
contents. Tue officer took tho rogue 10 the Harlem
! Pollcc Court. where he gave his name as FRANK
| King, age twenty-one, OF Chicago. Tho eXamnL-
| ton was postponed until Monday.
BROOKLYN
| Tia Bridge receipts for last week amounted 10
| -. S92 80.
Mrs. Maria Wolliert was charged by William and
| Henry laupfed OF Union County. y. j. before JUS
tee Walsh yesterday with false representations IN
tho sale o; some property III Ncw-Lots. she was
| held IN $500 ban To answer.
| Eli Johnson tho temperance advocate. complains
OF the delay IN bringing to trial his SUIT against Mr.
IIgDy to recover 100000 for alternating his WIGS
affections Ii is alleged that the strain consequent
on the scandal affecting his mind, as his cOnduct
seems have changed of late, since his wife began
| her SUIT for absolute divorce.
| The Rev. Frank Edge Kavanagh recent grsdu-
ate of Prince on Theological Seminary. licentIa;e
ofthe North Chassis OF Long Island, has been called
to the Reformed Church OF Hyde Park u-thc-l lud-
son. special meeting OF the Classls mas been
called for August 20. to attend TO his dismissal 10
| to the Clsssls OF Poughkeepsie.
| About 900 ongshorcmen in Brooklyn who now
receive % cents an hour have received notice that
OF aud after tomorrow they Will receive only 20
cents. Sergeant kcllett. comman, ing the Congress
81. alton lthlrdl was warned that the men had
| m ant interfere with Others called 10 take their
| places.
| The Bar Association of New Lots are taking steps
to prosecute Ponce Justices Sherlock and Schlellen
| and Constable Taylor for mafeasanoe In office.
| They charged with making false returns to the
Supervisors of persons arrested aud convicted who
were never arrested. The amount said TO be illegal
y charged Is reported to he several thousand dol
lars. In OF the the evidence is ali ready
! TO present to the Grand jury.
| The Union and the Empire Gas Light Companies
of New-Lots have consolidated, and are arranging
to manufacture water gas instead OF coal gas. The
capital stock OF the new company, which is to be
| known as the Empire Gas Light Company, is
300 coo. of which the old ntOc KhOlderS of tho