New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-28
NETWORK CITY.

A IMAM bird" and "rubber-woman' are the
attractions at variety show III the Bowery.
HOW THE PRESIDENT SPENT SUNDAY.
President Arthur remained in his rooms at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel yesterday morning He saw
three or four callers. the afternoon he aud his
driven TO Charles f.. MillerS mouse, where
he will stay Tor several days.
THE ALBANY DAY BOATS.
Tie steamers Albany and c. Vbbard will COM
mence their regular trips up the Hudson FOR the
season Tomorrow. On! Decoration Day q grand
excursion will be made by the steamer c. NDDard
to West Point, Newburg and Poughkeepslc.
DESTITUTE EGYPTIAN IMMIGRANTS.
George Santiago, his wife Francesca, aud his son
Antonio, were passengers on the steamer Snjo
Domingo, winch arrived from Hayti Yesterday.
During the Egyptian war, they had their property
cunfiscated and were driven from their native home
because they were Christians. They found their
way to Curacao and from there were sent 10 New
York by United States Consul Barnes.
POsTPONEMENT OF THE PROVINCIAL COUNCIL.i
1t was announced in tue Roman Catholic churches
IL this city yesterday that the Provincial Council
of the bishops belonging to the Province OF New
York has been postponed until further notice. Ii Is
thought by some that the troubles caused by the
lush agitation question, and the letter OF Pope Leo
Nil. connected herewith, have had something to
do with the postp0nement
ABUEGLAR SHOT BY A POLICEMAN.
Policeman James O'IeaTn, of the Seventeenth
Precinct gave chase Yesterday morning TO two bur
glars whom he found trying 10 break into a snOe
store at No 9S Thrd-ave. They ran up the avenue,
and when between Thirteenth and Fourteenth SITS.
the officer drew his revolver and fired. The bullet
struck one of the men, Marion Callahan, OF No. 32l
East Thirty sixth-st.. in tine elbow upon which he
surrendered Ills companion, who gave ms name
as Francis Ludlow, of No 80 East ventylOurth-
ST. was captured IN the next block Ludlow
lodged in JAIL and Callahan was sent TO Bellevue
Hospital.
BROOKLYN
After quarrelling with his wife on Saturday,
Joseph Bauer, of No. III AtaEtic-ave., went away
from the house for hour two, and on his return
found her dying IRON the effect oil dose OF caibohc
acid.
As Andrew Freary, of No. 10 Elizabeth-placc, was
getting out of the window OF his house at carly
hour yesterday morning lie was seen by policeman
Mchiec, who mstOOk HIM for a burglar and dubbed
him severely before discovering his mistake lie
then arrested Freary for drunkenness.
The body found at Tamaqua. Penn, on Friday,
has been identified as that of James Campbell, age
thirty formerly clerk OF the Second District
Court Owing to Ill health lie left Brooklyn IN
April 1oo2, to visit some relatives at I@maqga.
He reached his relatives and no trace of him
was found for more than year.
JERSEY CITY.
Watson Ramsey. age ffty-sx who lived at No.
800 Seventh-st.. was found dead in ms room about
| o'clock yesterday morning. His wife has been III
Providence Il. l., for more than week and the
last time he was seen by any OF the nclghbOrs was
on Thursday morning. At a late hour on saturday
night the police informed of his disappearance
and Sergeant Buckbee, VINO forced open tho window
OF his room, found his dead body on tue bed
NEWARK.
Carl Phauz age thIrty-seven. shot himself yestcr-
day afternoon the ward OF Il house bedford
and when Officer Dehmer found him blood
streaming from wound in his forehead. lie was
removed to the City Hospital, and Surgeons found
that the injury Is not necessarily fatal. Two bullets
passed through Phanzs waistcoat but did not
pierce his body. Planz is said to he half crazy and
absolute. Yesterday his wife, who has left him.
went to the police court to haue him arrested for
threatening her life. He had often said thaS unless
she lived with HIM he would take his lie.
NEW-JERSEY.
PATERsoN-An autopsy of the remains of John
McClaren, the boy VINO with William Black. a
boarder III the house of McClareus father at Paer-
son, N j. died last Thu sday III ht with ymptOms
of poisoning, was made late on Saturday night.
Very little Inflammation was found. Inc stomach
was not opened, but was removed ana sealed up for
analysis. III the Passaic County Court OF Over
and IermIner this morning, it Is expected that the
second trial of old Sally story, of Little Falls, Tor
the murder of Mrs. Elizabeth Feest by means of
poison, will be taken up
HoB0KEN.-The body of man. who has not yet
been identified, was discovered yesterday morning
hanging TO the limb of a tree IN the Eiysan Fields.
small cord which had cut partially into the flesh,
was fastened tightly around his neck. The man
seemed TO DC about thirty. live years old, i've
feet six inches III height, chm whlskers and
muStache, and dressed IN black coat and
waistcOat, mixed trousers and white shirt. 1t
believed that the man had not been dead more than
few hours. Walter Iochard, quartermaster OF
the steamship Neckar, who has been charged with
smuggling snuff aud some other articles. taken
from the vessel at Quarantine yesterday and brought
back to Hoboken, where he is detained at the police
station 10 await the action of the United States
authorities.
LONG ISLAND.
EAST HAMPTON.-The sale of the property of the
Long Island Fish Company is advertised TO take
place on June - under foreclosure.
SoUTIAMPToN.-The Southampton Building Com
pany has iled articles of incorporation the Suffolk
County Clerks office. The capital stock $50 900.
HuNTINGToN.-The Suffolk Race Course has been
leased TO persons IN Philadelphia for term