New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-12
wvoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY. JUNE H. 1888

Japanese ware carvings In WOOD stone 81 tbe pieces
we're bought apparently relics, as the buyers were
| reckless in bidding. This afternoon the aa'iqu0
| furniture, embroideries' etc., VIII 70 'Oiu.
THE BOGUS REPORTER SENTENCED. w
Patrick RYAN who, under the name OF George W.
King. swinded several actors, pleaded guilty yes
terday in the Court OF General Sessions fh Ayenne
Hotel on Nav r. and represented himself as a repor
te of The Brooklyn Eagle After some conversation
the 70 'aa1 fund for the relief of
the sufferers by the Western floods Inc money was
given and appropriated BY the for
Judge CowiDg sentenced Ryan W inpi''o ~
| two years in the Penitentiary.
| A REGENTS TRANSLATION BEG UN
| Tho 6ftb regents, examination held by Professor
Daniel s. Martin IN this city since las' n,varstv
was begun yesterday morning in the univer ,,ny
Building in Washington Square. Fourteen young th
| men presented themselves for examination, .n6
Court of Appeals having made u rule Una. SUI III
an examination must be passed by any person pc
fore he enter upon clerkshiR 10 a I;ts for
OF be admitted to law school, Inc suujo osboo
examination Yesterday were geography and ortnok-
raphy: to-day it will be English grammar; to-moi-
row, English composition Thursday, aritnmetlci
Friday, English history. and Saturday Aineii''N
| history.
BROOKLYN.
Health Commissioner Raymond denies the report
| that measles are unusually prevalent
The late Legislature having increased the police
fund of Fatbush by tine p pay 1h a1 patro
| man appointed.
The resignation of the Rev. William II; Barnes
| from the rectorship Of the Reformed EplscoPal
Church of the Atonement has been accepteu' Ho
will 90 to a church in Wilmington, DEL
Mayor Low has invited the State Civil Service
| Commission. of which John Jay Is president 10 st
in Brooklyn on some convenient uay, 10 aiu ~ &c a.
ranging for reform IN the municpal service Oh 'ho
city.
| The Board of Aldermen yesterday authorized the
| hiring of No 80 Wioughby-st. at ~, zoo year,
/ O. g. H.. 81 hA
| which Justice Walsh presides and which Is now
held in the basement OF the City Hail.
The Aldermen yesterday passed resolutions in re-
| spect TO the late Lieutenant.C Colonel Charles
Schurig and ordered the flags on the City Hall ana
Municipal Building to be put at halt-mast on 'no
| day of his funeral
| The annual baccalaureate sermon before tne
| graduating class at Packer Institute was preached
| last evening by the Rev. DIR. Denning; OF New
Haven. the institute chapel Il had been , ek1
preach but the death of friend kept him from ill-
| ing the appointment The commencem ont exercises
will be one week from tonight.
John Irving one Of the Patchen-ave. gang
| of hurelars who was recently released from Penn
| sylyana prison and taken to Brooklyn to be tired
| for burglary III that that city several years ago.
has been released from Jail on his own reeognzance,
| A. he processes penitence He and his companion
Porter escaped from the Raymond Street jan when
A director Of the Union Ferry Company stated
| tina. the compauys receipts have decreased since
| the Bridge was opened about 5000 day. lwo-
thirds OF the loss was at Fulton Ferry In tho last
year the company carried 6l,472,OOO people on
Its five routes and the entire receipts 81 1GO,-
600, making an average OF SJ.lIo OS eaen Jay;
| The Bridge receipts on Sunday were $3.50, ana
| 81. 800 persons crossed.
JERSEY CITY.
| The rcceipts of taxes of last week amounted to
| IS, 100 50.
The New-York Harbor Police on Sunday fishcd up
n 0uantiiy of copper which had been sunk by river
| thieves In HaTrison's Cove under the Abattoir.
metal,
stolen on Thursday night from one or the fenhsyI-
| wanna Railroad piers. The copper was taken 10
| New-York.
| In the Hudson County Court yesterday ex-Judge
| Garretson moved 10 quash the indictment against
| Francis Meehan for allowing prisoner, on paYueht
| of $40. 10 escape from the penitentary while he
vas warden OF that institution. Judge Garretson's
main point was that prison keeper Is not i1uci "!
| BILE for the escape of prisoner VINO was lIiegaiy
within the province of the prison keeper to deter
| nine whether the commitment OF prisoner was
| legal or Illegal. Judge McGill reserved MS de-
ClslOn.
NEWARK.
Georgia Baldwin, age eight years, daughter OF
George W. Baldwin, OF No. al PennsylVanla-aye',
died yesterday morning from the effects OF drinking
| Ice-water while oyerbeated.
| simon Earl. living in Waplch Township, Sussex
| County, was killed by lightning during heavy
storm. on Sunday night He was lying on the tlo3r
| of his house when the bolt descended and struck
| him. The electric shock was felt by his vile anu
| child but neither was seriously lnJureu'
Elisha b. Gaddis employed William SCHUMACHER
| as coachman three months ago On sunday the
coachman was missing ana MI uad9is lounu t i
a VALUABLE mare. a buggy xnd set oil harness ha1
been taken from the stable lhe Police telegIapheu
| 10 Morristown and learned that SCHUMACHER had
The chief started in pursuit and traced the thief to
Parsippany, and arrested him there carry yesterday
| morning. Tue horse and buggy were found IN
stable AT ParsIppany IL believed that SCHUMACHER
belongs 10 a band Of horse thieves IN Morris County
NEW-JERSEY.
UNION HuI.-The Germania Schutzen Bnnd
| held a festival in the Schutzen Park yesterday
| There was a large attendance.
| HoBoKEN-Philip Lndemeyer, of 263 Sherman
| ave- Jersey City, entered the station-h0use at
late hour Sunday night bleeding from severe stan
wound in the neck. lie sad that ne Was staDoe Si
| nv n man whom nc did not know While they were
| riding on the platform Of a horse-car. HIS wound
| was dressed by City Physician Heller, and be was
| sent homo.
WEsTCHESTER COUNTY
| Nrw RocHEILE-Mr Burroughs. formerly OF tho
| Everett House, New York. has hired ter Neptune
House, New Rochelle, for the season.
| WHITE Observation-Disclosures ID. Wiley
Travis, who was assigned by Judge barnard 10 ae-
fend Theodore Hoffman OH his trial for the murder
| Of Zief Marx, the pedcr. has informed Sheriff
Horton that he has decided to appeal to the Cen
eral Term of the Supreme Court ior q new TRIAL.
| This will delay the execution for some months
| WHITE PLAISs.-Mrs Mary Flanagan. tho died
recently at Unionport, town of West Chester, left
an estate valued at $4,000. which; by her VIII she
! heoueatbed TO her husband during his life, when 1t
| 10 In 90 To her daughter Mrs Geor giana Boiler
When the will was offered for probate In the Sur
.rogates Court yesterday, objections we're made 6X
| Henry and George Flanagan, two sons VINO VIII
contest the viii on the ground of undue influence.
LONG ISLAND.
| JAMAIcA-The run of edible fish in the waters on
the south side of Long Island has so far this season
| beep uuprecedented. During the past week, weak
6sb fresh-caught have sold in of the villages
for three cents a pound. Blue fish are now running
| outside and large numbers are caught daily. All
| dan fishing steamers
| aimee the opening of the season, and some OF tho
| factories have been running day and night, rtn-
| dcrrn0 the fish into oil and scrap
LoNG ISLAND CTTY.-The Board OF Trade ads
,cotes the dspresson or elevation of the tracks Of
| the Long Island Railroad Company where they pass
over public thoroughfsres. The Board also pro: