New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-08
NETWORK CITY.

Marshal Erhardt will pay tomorrow evening, pes
| tween q and O'CLOCK the special united ota'os 60
| Deputy Marshals who served at the election Va
| 1881.
| AIMING AT A DOG AND SHOOTING HIMSELF. .
While attempting to shoot an alleged mad d0g III
| Crosby-st. yesterday, Policeman Masterson on imo
Mulberry Street squad. ACCIDENTALLY w0uhtu9 91 ~ ~. ~
self slightly IN the hand. He atterward killed 'he
| dog
FIREARMS IN THE SALVATION ARMY.
Henry studdiford, OF No. Ia D"yer-st me .ion on
! Der OF the salvation Army who was arrested oI
| Tuesday night for pointing revolver at the mead
OF Michael i. Reilly. of No. 374 Hudson-sti; Was
| held III 300 bail i'll the jefferson Marke' roll0o
| Court yesterday.
HELD IN 80, 800 BAIL
The Cameron coal Company caused the arrest on
MOnday of Clarence A. Blake, its Buffalo ag ~ o., III
suit begun by II again,t INN 20 recoy rPf,Z % oD
alleged 10 have been appropriated by MN ouC VI ita
| funds, between September 8, 1857, ana JahuaTrI
II, 1888 Justice DonOhue directed nun u oe n''u
| in $2, 800.
NOTHING But RUM TO DRINK
The bark Busy, which arrived yesterday rau
! a stormy voyage from Grand Come ableS. Inc
| vessel as delay d by heavy gales, ana me teIlluc
damaged the provisons ana watet 50 tnn I ire
crew were on half ratons. For thiriy-siG hcuIs pc
fore the vessel reached port the crew had notAinS
! but rum 10 drink.
FILTHY AND ILLUSTRATING MONEY.
Tho 81. $50 Onud on the body OF August Dleten-
| thai, the German immigrant who was dislute'Ieu
on tuesday al the Neehd"keh Cem1lely' was G GA
| changed ut the Sub-lrea~ury Nesieriaf iOr o,lei
money. IL filthy ana nauSeaiing that u ha',
to ne fumigatcd before Suo-Ire isurer Acton "ouId
! receive 1t.
MONEY FOR THE GERMAN SUFFERERS.
C. g. itIcnard 81 Co., OF NO. ~ broadway, haVe
transmitted To Europe Tor tine benefit OF tn snuer-
crs by thc Rlne nuniation~' III "dnl'lom 10 u"o
amounts previously acknoH edg9l, SUBSCRIPTIONS
/ from various towns In the United states amount
ing 10 +, j73 - rcichmaras.
ELIJAH II KNBAIL BURIED.
The funeral of Elijah Il. hinbal who dled SUI
denly on Monday at The house oi MS 7on-ln-'a"' H.
| &. Lay, NO 7Oj Lcxngon.aye, took place &e''ei-
day at the Fourth Avenue Presbyterian ChuIeI'
he KEY. Or. Howard Crosby uducicd ne services
/ Three handsome h0nl designs lay upon the colhh'
/ The burial took place IN Greenwood me'ery'
NETTING OF TIE LOYAL LEGION.
| A meeting at tine Loya Legion was held at Del
moncos last night. fcso ntion offered ny Ma
jor Ana b. Gardner was passed pfoFIhlhg ior lho ~
I pOiutm ut o. cOunittce 10 cohIcI WIN III.
city authorities m regard 10 tho p rlcapatloh Oh
the IN the coming centennial celebration vi
Evacuation Day.
! PLANS FOR A NEW THEATRE.
Ann l. Met ahiIL who lives 10 Ldrchmont yes
tcr,lay tlrd plans IN the Bureau Of Buildings Tor
brick building 1t blrd-ayr and thirty -hfa--L, 10
/ bc occupied ~ vanity theatre II i 20 nave
frontage of sixty feet m the avenue and u VIII tA-
/ te d 10 fret III ihIrty-urst-,t. The cost Oh the
! building wil! be- S5O,OOO
AUTHENTICATED - HER BoNDsNEN.
Mrs. Elizabeth Gcusalaer, VINO mas made cnarg'
/ Of Abandonment against Henry Hermann, furni-
| ture manufacturer IN M"ti-st. ana WI"
! was herself admitted 10 bail on a charge
/ Court 1r,ceeliIcs. beforr Justice Ottcrbourk,
| has Deen snrrcudcr.d by her bouds,uen aud Is now
! an inmate of he Ionbs Prison.
ADDING TO ITS MEMBERSHIP.
! The XIIth Assembly District Republican Associa-
ton held ~. regular monthly meeting last evening
/ AZ its rooms. No. POI East FOurtn-s. comuunl-
! cation. cmbodyIug scTie, of proposed ameudnc u
+" the constitution. was read from tho XVlIth As
| scmby District kopub lclu Association and COM
nine of iyr was appo uted 10 consider the adylS
ABILITY Of their adoption. Forty new members we're
| added TO the roll.
UNRULY CONDUCT OF COTTON BROKERS'
The efforts to put Op 10 the b ustrtous conduct
Of many of the Younger meubrTs OF the Cotton TX
/ chang, not having been successful, the Board of
! Ma ayers have recommended for ballot an amend
mcnt 10 tho b, laws wnich gives the iloor comm l.
tee power t. fine any member guilty ol dls0ldtrN
| copiuct not less than $40 nor more than 900 Tor
the first offence. second offence within SIX months
! is TO he madr a most serious III tier
II AID or TIE BARTHOLDI STATUE
| The Boar OF Officer, Of lh' 7lh Regiment has
! unanimously voted an Appropriation Of 5000 10 ald
IA the construction OF the pedestal OF the Barth0ll
! Statue of Liberty. Colonel Clrk has tenDerrd TO
me committee the use Of the 9Th Regiment Aim0ry
/ for any entertainment that the committee NAV ar
/ range for the benefit of the fund The veterans OF
| tho 7th Regiment are raising money IOI tue same
! fund by subscription.
HELD FOR srABBING HIS WIFE.
John Doran OF No. iOl East Seyentecnth-st. was
| orraIgued IN the lorkyile Police Court yesterday
on a cha &C. of having, on January II stabbed ms
wife May in the arm and back, AT her home. No.
! Az East Seycntcenth-st lie had called on her at
the time 10 induce ner 10 again 1--we win MN, thry
having separated some tine before. DOfan rlu led
arrest unt Tuesday night. He held By
| Justice Herman for examination
A SKELETON IN A BOX.
Tho fire which bruhe out ON MonIay night IN the
Mouut Morris ifeatrc caused lot OF RI bish TO be
thrown IN tae rear OF Peter Wards tea sore, next
door To- the theatre, at No. 3,ISd lhlrl-aVe WORK
! mrn i'm clraring away the rubbish yesterday came
! upon Il woO.en box about iOur feet l0"g. Nheh
they opened it n complete skeleton OF man was
| iound IN it, II was jontcd with wires aud ~ sup
! nusrd a. have belonged 20 n medical student who
died In the building several years ago.
gwINpIING DOCroR's PATIENTS.
Detcctiyc SchmittbcT.Cr arruI gued before Justice
Gardner IN tue Jefferson Market Police Court yes
tprlay Charles UnleInlll, age seventeen OF No 0l2
West Forty -thlrl-st.. whom ne accused OF el9CeL-
! tx West 1hirty-hith-st. Underhll was recently
engaged by Dr. Lees as II porter By some means
he secured quantity OF the doctors Dhllhetds, ana
| filing them In with the names OF the Iaiters pa
tieuts and the amount OF their indebtedness. pre-
sented them for payment. lie was rcmanded,
ONE WIFE TOO MANY.
Charles pentOn aTTalgucd yesterday before
Judge dcrslceve, In the Court of General Sessions
| ON charge ol bigamy. According To me complaint
| Fent0n married Amelia ID. Nllcs III 1850 ana az or
| living with her for scvtnt en- years ne ectcd 10
| support her. The wife went To England III lS|D
| but returned TO this country In 1851 aud began
living with her husband again until shc fOunu out
that ON December 80. 1850, he had oeen married by
| Alderman John j. Morris To Kate Rogers, OF Brook
Ign. he defendant pleaded not gully.
THE CASE OF THE NEWEST LIQUOR MERCHANTS,
! The case against George d. Bay aud ana Gustav T.
| Perrenuud the Newest Liquor merchants VINO
| pleaded guilty of violating tine Internal Revenue
! I,ws was before Judges Wallace. Benedict and
Brown, sitting yesterday as court III banc, on Il
motion for arrest of judgment. The argument on
the motion was postponed at the requesl OF the
| n.f,ro.ntJ couuscl ON account of the absence of
| ex-Judgo Tracy, ana was set down for March l.:
Tho attendants were admitted to bail III the sum oi
| $4,000 each.
| suPPOsED TO HAVE KILLED HER CHILD,
| On Jatu..ry 30 the body OF an tnidut, wltu marks
of violence upon IT, was round IN an aSh-barol
standing IN front OF No 40l East FIity-fourLh-st.
| ON Curs,lnv MINT Detectives McOOwan Gun,
OF tine Nineteenth Precinct, arrested 10 bohemian
named Mary PrOchaska ~nO lives at No 80 East
Ltty-t,urth-st. on suspicion al bciug the mother
Of the infant She admitted having recently given
birth 10 a child bur said that the found in the
Ia..,I 90 unt bera Coroner Merk LA cOuuti H. eI