New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-28


"BnLYn M'GLoRY IN COURT. q
1 William Mc(jlory was arrested yesterday on
bench warrant from the Court OF dcneIai an .
an indictment b. wing been found against nn y" ~
CHARGE NJ violating the excise laws In the SAFE u
| liquor at No. 156 Hester-st. he was a ta;i
| pleaded not guilty, and Immediately gave pau
| CELEBRATING A BATTLE ANNIVERSARY, A.
| Asnmmer nights festival in celebration OF the
| twenty-frst anniversary OF the Da.tle y, Ioness
Mill Virginia, was held last evening at yone sSo
Wood. at SiKtynnth-st and Ayen9s ia taatnre Of
the festival was exhibition drlli oy tne Louav ua
| There was a fair attendance, and dancing was
continued until a late hour
THIEvING SALESMAN
| Morris Gottzballk age twenty, q salesman en-
poyed by Samuel WeiRenrage, OF No Ito Ayenu -
B. CHARGED before Justice Gardner
Essex Market Police Court with having conve[tenH
to his use the proceeds of the sale OF Io 1..
cigars of the value of $52 The cigars were gwen ON
him to deliver to sIst S9 10 O snsws ~
FUNERAL OF THE REV. DIR. snKELs -
| The funeral services of the Rev. DR.. William :;
Mkels who died on Sunday afternoon were a neSl
thirtiethst. The services were conducted by p the
Rev DIR. Hughes Of Brooklyn, assisted by the hey.
| Rev.Drs. Macarthur. Rhodes and Elder made 1neI
remarks and the benediction was pronounced oy
| Dr. Birmingham. The interment VIII take place
| this morning in Woodlawn Cemetery.
IMpRIsoNING wEII~To-Do BEGGAR.
| In the Special Sessions Court Yesterday Madennl
| Gardello, an old Italian woman living at No. 90
| demeanor On June 20 the woman was arrested
while begging With her was girl OF seven years,
whose head was of an unnaturally large size, that
could neither speak nor walk. She was sentenced
10 the PenItentiary for year. An investigation as
to her condition showed that she was In comtorta-
| bic circumstances, being possessed OF ABOUT
| $4,000 O..
| DRUNK on THE wTTNEss-sTAND.
Matthew Maloney was the first witness called
yesterday in the trial of John Conroy ID the Court
Of General Sessions AZ Maioney mado IL bsca was
apparent that he had been drinking freely. before
| the testimony had proceeded far Recorder Smyth
| said 1T is evident that cannot proceed Win
the trial while the witness is in this condition 10
secure his recovery will sen tencs him TO the Clty
Prison for five days" The witness was accordingly
| taken to the Tombs and the defendant was re-
| manded for further trial.
BEIIGERENr FIREMEN PUNISHED. =,
| Firemen Thomas HacSett and George T. Russell.
| of Engine Company No. A. were arraigned before
| the FIRE Commissioners yesterday on charge OF
| fighting IN the quarters OF the company at NO. 90
Libcrty-st. The evidence was to the effect that tne
! that Hackett assaulted Russell. AS llackett was
shown to be the aggre he was dismissed from the
service. Russell was fined ten DAYS pay PRESIDENT
| Van Colt said that he in favor OF dismlsslng
| every fireman found guilty of fighting, except IN
| self-defence.
THE NEW CITY DIRECTORY. 49,
| The ninety-seventh annual issue OF flows Guy
| Directory has appeared. IL contains l.So3 pages
--hfty-one more than last year. inc grlncpai IN
| crease in population has been found aDOvc SIX
|
| $50 streets have beeh numbered above the Harlem
| River since the last issue. Last year the street d-
rectory went as far as OneIhnndrea ana
| ninth-st, is taken in Formerly 1t was the custom
10 indicate the of business men living out OF
town TO give the State bui THIS year the tOTH
| Jersey City or Hoboken the full address Is gwen
/ where il could be obtained
| BROOKLYN.
| The directors OF the New-York aud New-Jersey
4 (frrfta Law M ar
Cameron and Joel C.Clark, yesterday filed paper
| in the County Clerks office certifying that the
company had increased its capital stock TO
| 81, 100000
| A delegation of the Salvation Army yesterday
sou Eht permission of Police superintendent Camp;
| bell to parade through the streets. Mayor Low had
| referred them to Captain Campbell, OF the First
Precinct. and he sent them to the Chief. who told
| them that only Commissioner Jourdan, who Is ont
of town for few days, could grant the permit ana
that any parading before that would DC at their
| peril.
Henry Siobheus. eighteen years OF age, clerk In
Henry LiemetZ's grocery at No 424 Van Bruut-st.,
went Yesterday to deliver basket OF provisions on
board the ship Rosa Welch, lying in the Boston Dry
| Dock at the foot of Dwight-st. He ad not return
His hat was found in the river 100 feet from the
| vessel and the basket was also found. by the use
Of Graphing irons the body was found in the after
noon. Ii is supposed that he missed his footing In
going on board the vessel
| Kenward Philips suit against George Bliss to re-
cover 100000 for malicious prosecution came
before Justice Barnard yesterday. The SUIT 10 one OF
the many outgro this of the lannon's Morey letter OF
| $780, Mr. Philip charged that hr. bliss alleged III
the avorn complaint ON which he was arrested that
he lPhllpl was the author OF the Morey letter. anu
| that he had ground for the statement: Inc
original charge against Mr.. Bliss involved false i'm
| pIisonment, but It was amended by Justice Cullen
| to embody only one specific charge as ground Tor
the suit hs dslenaant nu as W nor tue .nIcaot
facts TO constitute cause OF action Inc matter
| was adjourned.
JERSEY CITY.
The Aldermen have asked the Board of Finance
for $50 $685. with which TO run their department. OF
the city government next year.
The Rev Theodore c. Mas, who has been pastor
| of ST. Johns Lutheran Church on the Heights. Is
about TO sever his connection with The church, hay
ing accepted n call TO q church In Utica, N Y. he
| will preach his farewell sermon on Sunday
NEWARK.
Henry schlockser, age sixteen, living at No. 30
Green-st. shot himself in the abdomen on Tuesday
night while he was engaged in cleaning revolver.
Ii is probable that he will die.
Nellie Janros, age twenty, living with her parents
at Thirteenth-ave. and Wallace-st visited den
| tist Yesterday afternoon to have an aching tooth
| extracted In the operation the dentist broke the
tooth and was unable to extract the root The pain
was SO severe that Miss Jsnloe, upon reacni al
of the contents with the purpose OF aleViatlng the
pain. Her condition becoming alarming physicians
were sent for and she was removed to the German
Hospital.
LONG ISLAND.
Long ISLAND CITY.-A dispute has arisen between
Ersstus Crosby, the principal of the First Ward
public school, and superintendent Gould, who also
oceupiee the position of principal, of the Fourth
Ward public school. Mr. Crosby charges that at
the recent examination Of the graduating classes
Mr.. Gould, III his position as superintendent, ex-
blbted an unfair discrimination in favor OF his own
school The superintendent denies the truth of the
charge and the commissioners have appointed u
committee of three to investigate the matter.
Alderman Gleason has secured the appointment oil
| a committees of the Common Council to examine the
| accounts of ex-Clty Treasurer Morris, who COM
4 ..s.t1n Aafn rin m
deficiency in the cash account of Mr. Morris, amount
ing TO $549 80. has been discovered by the Alder
| man, and he states that he is anxious to make q
thorough investig Is reported that the
Long Island Railroad Company is about to take
steps to suppress the phosphate manufactures and
bone boiling places at Blissyille.
STATEN ISLAND.
| w-BRIGHToN.-Several wealthy men have con-
| 3r,L,,ad arouoh uoney q hire a band of music OF