New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-14
NETWORK CITY.

A Chinaman wheeling an infant IN peramDu-
lator attracted attention yesterday IN Elentn-a'e'
Inspector Esterbrook of the Bureau OF Buildings,
Is spending short vacation ON the shore VI 'ho ~"
Lawrence River.
HELEN LEoNARD's BAIL NOT REDUCED.
Judge GildersIceve yesterday, rendered his deci-
sion on the motion to lower the bail OF Helen Leon
ard who il accused of shooting Mrs Smith on June
49, He denied the motion. and the bail Will remain
at 81. 500.
THE COMPLAINANT FAILS TO APPEAR.
Conductor Williams and his train men sus.
pectcd of beating John Duffy, Of No. 1856 west
twenty sixth-st, appeared in the Harlem Police
Court yesterday. The complainant failed TO ap,
pear, however, ssd the case adjourned until
to-day.
A CHURCH OBTAINS LOAN.
at snnrems Court the fifth Associate Reformed
Presbyterian Church yesterday mortgaged i.s tsat
estate in Jane-st. near Elghth-ave, to the e1tent
of $500. The loan is for three years. WIN in'eie''
at per cent
FOUND DROWNED IN THE NORTH RIvER
The body of drowned man, about forty Years
old with sandy hair, nustache and chn wpisAe as
was found in the North River, at Pier NO. 90
yesterday by Officer Vail. OF the Steamboat squad,
The clothing indicated that the man was deck
hand on tugb0at.
TESTIMONIAL TO A PRIEST.
The Rev. William A. Farrell, of st. Jamess
Church, was made the recipient OF handsome
testimonial last evening. previous 70 MS h
for Europe today by tho steamship Egypt, OF tne
National Line A number of his friends met at the
house of s. Loveioy. III Markct-st' aud subscribed
the sum OF 81 800. which was presented 10 hiin'
NEW PRESIDENT or A SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY.
Henry H. Van Dyck, who was formerly superln-
tondrnt OF the Banking Department. OF this state
and subsequently, United States Assistant Treas,
| President of the American Safe Deposit Company,
at Fiftl-aye. and Forty-sccond-st, 10 succeeu OH
| Edward ri. Archibald.
MASS PoR FATHER BURKE's SOUL.
| A solemn requiem mass was celebrated for the re-
| pose OF the soul of the late Very Rev. Thomas M.
burke In the Church OF st. Vincent ferrcr; ~ Loh-
1 -. Ia Nav
| HE Rev DIR. MoGIynr of st. Stephens Church,
preached the sermon. The services were conducted
by the Rev. NJ. ID. Lilly, celebrant, assisted py
| Father Meager. deacon. and Father Bobei, SUP
| deacon. A large number Of persons attended the
| ceremonies
ppoposrp RACE FOR TWENTY EIGHT-PooT BOATS.
| meeting OF towners OF twenty -eight-foot boats
| was held nj John Sawyers sa-loft. No. 80 South
| ST. Yesterday. Arrangements were maue ZOE q
sweepstakes race, over some course not YET Heciueu
| upon to bc held on July ~. The entrance ice was
| dreI AT 800. Tho SnoOzer, Mistake and susie Is.
arc to take part and 1t Ia expected that the Parole
| aud new boat now building at Mystic VIII NC Gu
| tered among other yachts.
yIx PLEADS NOT GUILTY.
Jacob Viz VINO while employed IN the restaurant
| of IIoltz aud KOennecke. AZ No. BAD broadway,
! furnished coniedurates with keys by which an
| ENTRANCE was effected on December4 was yesterday
I arrsiened at the Tombs Police Court. Notwith-
standing that he Is said 10 have nude confession
Of his completely the crime, he pleaded not guilty.
( Ne xas niaced under 81 500 bail for examination
| an .juIy b. and gave the required surety for his
| appearance.
| SETTLING WITH his CREDITORS.
| q A. Rechnsgel, ex-yice- president of the Coffee
| Exchange, who was recently expelled because Oh
the eourso he took In his yes,
| terdav made a settlement With his creditors at %
| CENTS on the dollar. HE principal creditors were
| William Scott * sons. Ia whom he owed S3i,Voo.
! Ii was suggested on the Cohee Exchange yesterday
| that Mr.. Rechnage should be rcinstated
WHALES orr CAPE HA1TERAs.
| Cantain Dexter of the Pacihc Mail steamship
| CITY of Para, which arrived from Acapulco yestor-
| day reports that oi Monday las, a smaii schooner
r,gred steamer was seen stranded on tho reefs
| about three quarters OF mile from Bird Rock
| Light Tower on the Florida coast On Thursday
about sixty miles north OF Cape llatterssthe
Whaling schooner Antarctic OF Proyincetown, was
| spoken She had taken $40 barrels oil sperm ana
10 barrels of rlgh1 whale OIL aud all OF the Doa's
| were down chasing aschool OF whales
| SENT TO THE ELMIRA REFoRMAToRY.
William II. Sinclair and Samuel Is. Halliday, the
| defaultng clerks, who recently pleaded guilty IN
the Cont of General Sessions. were sentenced yes
| ts,dav Inv Judge GIderseeve TO lmprisoment in the
| Elmifa Reiormatory. Sinclair was a bookkeeper
| and Halliday salesman for the nrn OF Lang, hob-
| inson q Co ut No. 3 Southst. They were intimate
| friends and boarded together They went TO liza,
ysna last April. taking with them several thousand
sn,nsd nanss but were discovered bg detectives
| and brought back to tins country. Each oil them Is
| about twenty three years Old.
A CONCERT AT THE BATTERY.
For an hour last evening tho wind and the waves,
.bc rain and the thunder, had the Battery Park oil
| to Themselves and the quartet rendered sounding
| tvunhnuy. The clouds, however, Cltafcu away, INC
electric iamps sparkled and the seats around the
| band stand were soon packed with people. Joyce's
band is not 20 popular az Srooks when gave tue
| selections last night the audience was enthusastlc
| enough. The crowd was large but orderly and good
| natnred The only complaint heard was OF the alb
| sencc OF programme.
THE INGRATITUDE OF A PEDLER.
In the Tombs Police Court yesterday George j.
| Conkling a pedlcr, was charged with larceny. On
| NJ No n-at.. %
| nig6t In the store. Mr.. Remach was awakened
early in the morning by policeman, who found the
| Conkiing was missing as were also fifteen
schaum pipes six cigar-hclders and scae money,
| evidently secured the articles aud let himself out
| The prisoner was committed for trial.
CHARGED WITH SELLING LOTTERY TICKETS.
six Cubans, against whom warrants had been
| nrocured by Anthony Comstock, were arrested yes
tsrday for selling Royal Havana Lottery tickets
The prisoners were Joseph Hertog, OF No 30 White
hall.st., Charles jackson and Antonio Dias, OF No
William-st, and Edward Ester and FREDERICK Pima,
of No 100 Maiden-lane. They were taken to the
Tombs Police Court where Hertog and Jackson
| were required 10 furnish 1900 bail each. The
Others demanded examinations and gave bail in the
sum OF ~ 900 each for their appearance at the
hearing on July III.
RETAINING MONEY SENT TO SICK MAN.
Max Hiurichson, bookkeeper employed by
Theodore Tiedemann a. Bros, dealers In woolens, Mt
No. 35 Wooster-st., was accused 10 the Jefferson
| Market BOllce SouIt yesterday VI iotainlhR P%S
given him 10 denver to Christian Semarson, a fore
man In the employ OF the 6rm who Is lying sick at
| his home, No. 432 East Seventeenth-st. Mr.. Tiedo-
| mann said that Hinrichson had before retained q
similar sum, which was given to him for the same
purpose. Tho accused man said he bad used the
money to pay his debts He was held for trial.
ANOTHER CHARGE AGAINST THE CUBAN swINDLER.
BEFORE Justice Smith in the rombs Police Court
Yesterday. William Penalyert. who is charged with
suindling Spanish and Cuban merchants, was re-
arraiqned. complaint charging him with false
pretences was made by Edward Kemp, % merchant
at No 90 Wiam-st. MIR. Kemp said chat tho
| prisoner ON October s, 1882, represented himself
"a an atach6 Of tho Spanish Consulate in this city,
and obtained 30 his statement that IL was to DO
devoted toward returning destitute woman to her