New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-27
NETWORK CITY.

NETWORK CITY.
The boilers OF the new steamer Pilgrim, twelve in
number, arc of Steel
Robert Pinkerton was among the passengers al,
irving Yesterday by the steamship Acapulco Hoin
Aspinwall. -,
The fiat-house at Third-ave. and One-hundreh-
and-f eenth-st. having shown signs OF W e5kness
will be rebuilt by order OF the bureau oi
Itis now renorted that the channel through which
Marston tho defaulting clerk OF the EquI,aooiyy
Trust Company, lost his money was DucAe'
shop in Broad-st.
superintendent Walling appeared personally at
the Tombs Yesterday as complainant against
Young woman. heiplessly drunk. whom nc had ar-
tested with his own venerable hands
Wilson Moore. in the Court of General Sessions
Yesterday for an attempt TO commit burglary, was
Sentenced 70 seven wears and months in the state
Prison.
The meeting of the creditors of James F. Fender;
CAST which was to be held Yesterday, was pos PonSu
until next week Mr. Pend"rgast expects 10 nahc'
an arrangement to continue the business.
DISPOSAL OF THREE CRIMINALS;
Richard O'Keefe John COnlin and MlchaeI II
O'Donne three of the Young men charged WIN n
sending ont false alarms of fire. were sentenced py
Recorder Smyth yesterday, to one year each III Tue
STATE Prison.
NEW CARS on FOURTH AVENUE.
The Fourth Avenue Railroad Company put on
twenty brand-new street cars yesterday, TO meet
the demand made bv tine crowds at the circus. me
cars are of a new pattern aud unusually comfort
able. -
John Zimmerman n re twenty. Of NO55 East Hons
ton-st was held for trial az Essex Marker yester-
day charged with shooting Phillip Boswnld during
the fracas that followed the ball OF the Adelphl
Social Club in Walhalla Hall, Orchard-st' early Oh
Sunday morning.
CONCERT COMPLEMENTARY TO Mr. GILMORE.
A large audience attended the annual comp linen
tarv concert rendered last night To L. ;. Gilmore
under tho auspices OF the 22i Regiment, AT its
armorv IN Foureen!h-st, near Sixth-ave' me ne
programme included sixteen pieces anu was leu oy
Mr. Gilmore. Dancing followed.
ACCUSED OF MAKING FALSE ENTRIES.
The trial of Henry A. Thorne. an examiner IN the
Custom House, accused oil making iiISe gn.I ID ~
The books was begun yesterday before judge Bene-
dict in the United States Circuit Court. Ihorne was
discharged by Commissioner Deuel. but not untl IN
dicted by the Grand jury
WfDOwHOOD As AN ADVERTISEMENT.
A younC woman, wearing the habililnents OF
mourning stood near an uptown station oil the eie-
waited railway, yesterday dlsiri i q nagnng
chapters of n story entitled: The Welded
Widow"
DYING WHILE PREPARING FOR 4 FUNERAL
While Mrs Margaret Forshay, Of No. 49, crosby
ST. was preparing 10 attend the funeral ct her hus,
hand Yesterday, she fell to the floor IN Ut and
died few moments later. The husband and wife
had not lived together for several wears
MANUEL uIEDA TAKFN TO NRw-JgRsEY
Manuel Ojeda upon whom Agent Drummond
mad, an unwarrantcd assault after he had. been
discharged by Judge Benedict, was sent TO New
Jersey Yesterday on a writ OF REMOVAL granted by
Judge Brown for trial on charge OF passing coun-
teTfct money.
RENOVATION OF THE HAMILTON MANSION.
Alexander IIanilton's old house at One-llun-
drrd.and- Forty-ffth-st. aud 81 NichOlas-ayc ~ be-
ing restored and the thirteen tall trees which tho
great statesman i SAID To have planted with MS
own hands az the southeast corner of the manor
house. have been protected by substantial In
closure.
The horses attached 10 a Broad way stage struck
Wort. AT Prlnce-st. about four o'clock yesterday
afternoon. and not until the driver had exhausted
a remarkably full vocabulary OF expletIveS and
worn ont "a new whip did they como TO a realizing
sense that when equine labor conflicts with human
capital the former must 90 TO tn wall.
PAssENGtRs oN THE sERvIA.
The steamship SeTyia, of the Cunard Line, ar
rived in this port yesterday. She brought 1872
cabin passengers among whom were W. II. Catlin,
j. NOR Clark, SirP. II. Clarke General T. w. Con
wav. Captain A. Is. Cunningham, Forbes Dallas
CAPTAIN DAILY. Dr. Walter A. Dun, s. Feuch-
twangcr,C f. Finch, g. Il. DE Forrest Captain Gas
Kel Robert Harris. C.. Herter Dudley Leigh and
the Hon. COutts Maonbanks.
THE OLD DOMINION TowED INTO THIS PORT.
The steamship Old Dominion. from Richmond and
Norfolk, on sunday at a NJ. broke her ccnirc-pin
when OFF Fenwick Island. No further damage was
done She was fallen in with by the steamship
William Kennedy. from Baltimore for Providence,
and lowed to the Highlands, reaching there late
the tug Hudson and brought to her pier at the foot
of Beach-st.
IN MEMORY or II. @. CHAPMAN.
A service concentrating Henry Grafton Chap
man. who died at Manila recently was held in
Trinity Church Yesterday afternoon Many of the
members of the Stock Exchange, of which Mr.
Chapman was president, were present. The services
were conducted by the Rev DR. Morgan Dix, assisted
by he Rev. George William Douglass and the Rev.
MIR. Luqueer of Bedford, Westchester County.
MR. NEwToN's TRIBUNAL
The Right Rev. Bishop Potter, OF the Protestant
Episcopal Church. sad yesterday that no action
regarding the Rev. X. IIeber Newton had been
taken by the Episcopal authorities. The Rev. Dr.
William f. Eigenbrodt, of the Standing Committee
of the diocese. SAID that that committee had moth
ing to do with any charges that might be brought
These must be presented 10 the Bishop, who could
call a court for the trial OF the same.
FILTHY CELLARS As LODGING-kooMs.
The Sanitary police amTTDalgned Chl1aman Of
ham-st.. at the 1ombs Police Court Yesterday,
charged with letting cellars as lodging places for
men and women. These cellars were described as
having no ventilation or drainage and being in an
exceedingly filthy condition.
RUMoKED DEFALCATION IL A BOwRRY BANK.
4 TumOr set III circulation down town ycster
day that there had been deialcaton amounting to
at least 100000 IN prominent bank in the Bow
cry A Tribune reporter visited every bank III that
street, and each place the president, treasurer
secretary Cashier disclaimed ali knowledge of
any such defacation and asserted that nothing of
the kind had occurred III that bank.
GEORGE j. RICE TO BE TRIED AGAIN.
The trial of George j. Rice, formerly president of
the Utica, Ithaca and Elmira Railway Company, on
the charge of having wrOngiully issued and pledged
certain stock OF the company, was begun yesterday
Barrett. The only thing done was TO impannel the
Jury. Mr.. Rice was tired in the same court on the
same charge few weeks ago, but the jury could
not agree
THE STEAMSHIP wERRA REPAIRED.
The agents of the North German Lloyd Line re-
ceved dispatches yesterday that the steamship
Vera which put INTO Southampton for repairs and
was detained four days, had sailed ut y. III. She
had not lost her propeller, first reported but had
lost one blade only. Instead of sailing from hero
Oh April she will sail on the following day, thus
| losing one day on the round voyage
FIVE YEARS FOR BEATING HIS STEP-DAUGHTER.
| Joseph AlcAyOy of No. 800 East twenty eighth
ST. was convicted yesterday in the Court OF General
Sessions for feonious assault. He was in the habit
of beating his WIFE When on February 20 his
wife's daughter by former marriage, girl of six
teen years. neTlcred TO protect her mother, McAv0y
| knocked her down with stick of wood. The
prosecution was begun by the Society for the Pre-