New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-21
NETWORK CITY.

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sidewalk In 'front.' OF ulton-s'' io''"
day. ~ IT,,
The telegraph Office in the Fifth Avenue Hotel d
has been removed The nearest ONCE ID AT mo- 'fo
Broadway
FL. Galloway, age forty. of Brooklyn, fell dead
last evening in the restaurant of Theodore MulnoT
land. at No GIG Grandst.
Kate Ryan, age twenty -nine, Of No. 800 Ailen;st'
was found UNCONSCIOUS by policeman yesterday
While she was being attended she died.
Nearly seven hundred boys and twenty-four gltls
have been admitted into the Art Dep lrtment OF the
Cooper Union classes In the last three days.
ARRIVALS YESTERDAY AT CASTLE GARDEN
Immigrants were landed at Castle Garden yester-
day as follows: From the steamship Denmark "a;
Rhynland, 900; State of Florida 200; Gloucester
A; total, 70S.
JURORS WHO COULD NOT AGREE.
The iury IN The case of Emil Hoender, charged
with the murder of Frank Rodemacher, in June June
last after being out five hours, disagreed anu "eio
discharged by Judge Gilderseeve.
BOYS ASSAULT on HIS MOTHER. :,
Abraham Levy, age nine, on charge or ASSAULT
ing his mother Rosetta Levy. at No. "a Rdge-st.,
and dragging her by the hair of the head around
The room. was sent TO the House of Refuge by JUS
tice Duffy yesterday at Essex Market Court.
CHARGED WITH ALTERING CHECKS, n c..
Albert Strittmatteo. a Mexicaa of No. 119 Six
teenth-st a book-kecper for Theodore HERMANN,
of No 03 Pearl-st. was remanded In the JEFFERSON
Market Police Court yrsterday' on Gnarge on o' the
German American Bank, which belonged 10 his
employer.
A RECEPTION TO LORD COLERIDGE.
The Executive Committee of the Bar Association
of tins city has adopted resolutions OF welcome ana
respect to Lord Coleridge. Lord Justice bowen anu
Sir James Hammer. and inviting them to reception
aud entertainment at the hall OF the Association
ON Tuesday October 10, or such other day as may
be appointed.
A PoIIcEMAN's COMPLAINT DISMISSED.
James Reddy of No. $40 East Twenty third-st;
lanes Glover of No. 3l6 East Thrty-third-st. and
| Thomas Dugan of No. 34l East Twenty thlrd-st,
accused of having assault ed Officer Byron OF the
Eighteenth prcnct IeT oEo n5t aSo wel9 by
| Justice Power
PERJURY IL A DIVORCE SUIT
| In the suit for limited divorce brought Dy Anna
before Referee Nelson j. Waterbury last Decemo
| George Grimshaw swore tat he saw the plalntn
| enter a disreputable house. Yesterday Judge Cow
ing sentenced Grimshaw to i've years IN State
| Prison for perjury
| An INsUBoRDINATE SEAMAN PUNIsHED
Charles Hubbard, an able seaman, attaene1 10
| the steamsbip Boutwell, Castle, lying OF Per NO
| AZ East River was taken before Justice Dnuy yes
| terday at Essex Market Police Court, 70 answer
charge Of assault and battery maze ny com
| pitted HIM to BackwelPs Island Tor one month";
TO DETERMINE LONGITUDE OF AFRICAN PORTS
| Lieutenant. Commander G. H. DavIsand Leuten-
| ants John H. Norris Charles Lard and /. +.
Fletcher left the city for Aspnwall In the steam
| SHIN Civ OF Para yesterday. They are bound ior
the west coast of South Africa for the purpose ot
| determining accurately the Longitude OF the chleI
morris ON The Atlantic coast of Africa that vessels
tonching at them can verify their chronometers and
| their reckoning.
| THE ARGUMENT IN Mr.. COSKLTNG's OFFICE
| The argument on the motion to admit testimony
| IN relation TO the oral contract between Peter
| Maue and Others with Commodore Garrison In the
Missouri Pacific Railway SUIT was confirmed yester-
| dav in behalf of the plaintiffs before Referee
| Dwight, in the Office Of Roscoe Conking Ex-Judge
beach supplemented Mr.. Conkllng's argument OF
the last three days with presentation oI Tue III"
points bearing upon the motion.
USING FALSE KEYS TO no PURPOSE.
| j. Smith, of No. l55 Eighth-aye., was charged IN
| the Yorkyille Police Court yesterday with having
entered j. ". Becker's apartments, at No. 796
Eighth-ave., by means Of false keys. Becker threw
! a shoe at him and smith ran down the avenue. out
was captured by Officer Kear, OF the Twenty-second
| Precinct In the possession of the prisoner was
fonnd a number OF skeleton keys and revolver.
| lie was hed in 81. 900 bail for trial.
| CRoToy WATER STOCK AND ASSESSMENT BONDS
| The Board OF Estim ate and Appointment yester-
day authorized the Controller to issue from time 10
time az a rate of interest not TO exceed per cent
| additional Croton water stock TO the amount OF
| S35O 600 He was also authorized TO Issue $500,
900 ass ssment bonds TO meet the cost OF street u,
provements. The sum of $4,000 was transferred
from an unexpended balance Tor contingencies III
the Controllers office.
AN OLD OFFENDER IN TROUBLE.
Catharine Conroy, alias Kate Gordon, who two
wears ago was sent TO prison for cutDga valuable OF
| painting out of frame In the house OF Mrs DE
Ball IN University Place, and feigning insanity wa
sent TO the hospital, arragned In the lorkylllt
| Police Court yesterday on the charge OF stealing
| clothing from the house of Waldo Clafn, OF No
4o5 IeSington-ave The girl had been employed
| by the complainant as servant. She again felgned
| insanity and was held IN 81 900 bail for trial.
BRIDGE CARS RUNNING SMOOTHLY.
| Everything went like clock work on the Bridge
railway yesterday. The heated journal had cooeC
| off materially and caused little trouble. MIR
| Martin, the superintendent, told a TRBUNEreporte
that car after car had been taken over containin!
fifty-seven persons, as an experiment ltls not III
tended TO allow more than fortysix passengers to
| car but the management wished 10 know how thu
car would be. affected If loaded up. The increas'
made no perceptible difference.
THE SITE FOR THE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.
| Tie committee of reaestato dealers which ha
in charge the question of Organizlnga Real Estate
Exchange met yesterday IN the boreel building {
| discuss plans A subcommittee was appointed tC
select site for the exchange; u 10 to report OF
next Monday. Ii consists of f. A. Crnlkshank
| George H. Scott Herman II. Cammann h. III. Lud
low and David g. Croly. As soon as an available
site is selected the work of securing subscriptions
will DO begun and rea-estate men say that there Il
no doubt That a generous response Will DO made
PAINTING on BEING SENTENCED.
| Mary j. Healy u tobacco strIpper was triet
before Judge Cowing in Part |. of the Court o
General Sessions Yesterday. on charge OF stealing
a watch worth $50. from Charles h. OConnel o
No l55 East Fiity-fOurth-st. The complainant
stated that the woman induced him to enter
stable with her, but she said that OConnell, ha'
ssanited her and when she threatened TO call tn
l police ne made the charge against her. The Cour
sentenced her to six years IN StatePrison. Sh
tainted III the court room ana was taken TO cham
beers Street Hospital
THE TRADE BOOK SALE AT CLINTON HALL
, AT the autumn trade sale OF books which was con
tinued at Clinton Hall in Aston place yesterday
several large invoices OF juvenile publications were
sold The amount realized was not as large us tina
from the previous days sale. The principal house
. represented in the catalogue were l.. u. Urea
. Thirst d Co., Andrew +. Graves and John L. Potte
; & Co "Grants Tour Around the World" brougb
> 80 cents per volume; - Reeves History OF Englis
. Law was sold for 81 90 per volume; and th
! Kaaterskll Edition OF Irving brought only Sl 20
{, volume. The sale will be continued today and tc
d morrow
h THE aCoNFIDENCE QUEEN" AND HER SENTENCE
{ The counsel for Bertha Heyman, the noted COZ
h idence queen" who was sentenced by Recordt
Smvth ia August to five years in State Prison tc
a ! swindllnQ Yesterday gave notice TO Chief Cler