New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-10
NETWORK CITY.


NETWORK CITY.
The widening of Boston ave.. in the annexed dis
| trict, has been begun.
movement is OH foot in Harlem to have music
in Mount Morris Park on Saturday afternoons.
The clearing house for stocks will not be started
for it's experimental trial for several days sigma
lures are still being obtained to the scheme.
THE STATUE OF PETER COOPER.
Boxes for subscription to the proposed statue 10
the memory OF Peter Cooper have been placed I'D
most of the public resorts of the city. Mayor Ed
son has consented to act treasurer for the 1und
INSTRUCTED TO SUPPRESS PoLIcY-PLAYING.
| Inspector Byrpes last evening summoned All the
| ward detectives in the city before him aud gave
them special instructions to suppress the poncy
| shops wherever they exist In the city.
| NEW EPISCOPAL CHURCH TO BE BUILT.
| Plans were filed at the Buildings Bureau yester-
day for a Protestant Episcopal Church mission
| Houston-st. The cost of the building was not
| stated.
A cHINAMAN SUFFERING FROM TOO MUCH OPIUM.
| Eoy lung, Chinaman, age forty, was found SICK
| at the Grand Central Depot yesterday and was re-
moved 10 Bellevue Hospital He SAID bis nome was
| in Boston, Mass. His illness was caused by 100
| liberal indulgence IN opium.
| PROMPTLY SENT UP FOR FIVE YEARS.
| Nicholas Thompson. who knocked down john
Johnson in Beecker-st. and robbed him OF watcn,
chain early In the morning of July 2, was sentenced
| yesterday by Judge GiIdersleeve to five years I'M
| pnsonment In the State Prison.
HELD FOR FIRING A PISTOL FROM A WINDOW.
Christian Wedner. age fourteen years was
Market Police Court with discharging pistol from
the second-story window of his residence at NO.
1872 Avenue T., in violation OF the PROVISIONS OF the
| statute. He was required to give bail In 500 to
| answer for the offense
THE MISSOURI STATE BONDS CASE.
The examination IN the OF the alleged forgers
of bonds OF indebtedness of the State of Missouri
was again adjourned by Justice Smith at the fombs
| Police Court yesterday. The postponement was
caused by the attendance of Ex-Governor
Woodson, who however. will be present, 1t Is said
Oh Wednesday, when the case will be again called
AFLAw IN THE VIEWPOINTS CRANK. PIN.
The steamer Newport, OF the New ork ana Cuba
Line, which was due here yesterday from Havana
will he delayed at the latter port Tor several days.
due to Jaw in her crank-pin. 1t is believed that
| rived in Havana on Thursday last. will take the
place of the Newport and will arrive here to-day
| or tomorrow.
GATHERING OF YOUNG JOURNALISTS.
The National Amateur Press Association will hold
their eighth annual convention tomorrow, begin
ming at 10 q. H.. at St. Nicholas Hotel. large
number of amateur and juvenile journals. some OF
Them curious, represented in the association. In
the evening there Will be an Grafton by +. D. Mar
TIN. poem by Joseph ID. Miller, essay by e. X.
A. Watkyns and a special grafton By James NJ Beck.
OF Philadelphia.
CHURCH PROPERTY TRANSFERRED.
In the furtherance OF certain agreements and
covenants determined upon between the Fourth
Reformed Presbyterian congregation formerly
known as the Grand Street Presbyterian Church
aud the First Reformed Presbyterian Church, the
former has conveyed certain properly TO the latter
Ninth-ayc.
LOCKED UP FOR ATTENDING TOO MANY PIcN1cs.
Mary Henry. age fifteen. was locked up yesterday
on complaint of her mother, Catharine who stated
In the Harlem Police Court that the girl was in the
habit of attending picnics and staying away from
home nights The Society LOT the prevention Of
case The girl has been an inmate OF the House OF
the Good Shepherd.
THE AURANIA TO GO BACK TO EUROPE.
raA rtfryaUn of Ataal.
Cunard steamship Aurania completed their report
Yesterday. They recommend that as the two low
pressure cylinders were not disabled the vessel can
The recommendations have been submitted TO the
owners in England, and If they are adopted the
vessel will start on its return In few days, when
she VIII receive new engines.
ENFORCING RULES AS TO employees.
The officers of the Manhattan Railway Company
have decided to put into rigid force the rule which
has been existence since the organization of the
company granting free passage on the elevated
roads 10 employees only when they uniforms
and show their badges. For some time, General
Manager Hahn says, the privilege of free passage
has been abused by many employees lending their
badges to other persons that they could secure
free ride
PRIESTS GOING TO THE ADIRoSDACKs.
Monsgnor William Quinn. Vicar-Genera of the |
Archdiocese of New-YOrk, has gone to the Adiron-
dacks wilderness the northern part of the State
where he WILL remain for number of weeks hunt |
ing and fishing. He is accompanied on his trip by |
the Rev. Father Michael c. VFarrell, pastor Of ST.
church vestments and other altar furniture. and |
intend TO celebrate mass In their tent under the
trees whenever circumstances will permit.
MR. BEEcHER's WESTERN TRIP
The Rev. and Mrs Henry Ward Beecher started |
yesterday morning from the Grand Central Depot |
ON a Western trip which will extend through Can
Pacific Railroad to the California coast and Puget |
Sound, at which place he will visit son who is
NeSneSn ssc d S S the
reached about September 20 Mr.. Beecher will lee |
ture at Ontario tonight aud at most of the large
cities he passes through.
LITTLE TROUBLE WITH TME-LocK
The tme-lock on tho door of the silver vault of |
the Sub-Treasury was taken of and cleaned on
at the usual hour, with the clock set for the OPEN
ing of the door ON Saturday at a. M, the Usual
hour AT that time the door refusedlto open but il
was opened on Sunday at a. m. 1t Is supposed
that by some accident, when the door was locked
on Friday evening the lever that Is provided in the
instrument for prolonging the time twenty-fou
nection has been attached to the door and no
further trouble Is expected.
PASSING A CONFEDERATE BILL
On June q man called IN to the mineral water
mandatory Of William Serechs at No. 1876 |
Orchardst., and with an. appearance of great
urgency asked for notes OF a small denomination
for fifty-dollar bill. Serechs promptly complied
with his request ana the following morning discov-
cred that he had been gwen .fifty-dollar Confed
gave him the bill. and caused his arrest. He gave
the name of Frederick Williams, age ffty-three,
keeper OF odging-house at NO. 30 Westinghouse,
and was held for trial by Justice Kilbreth at Essex
Market Court in default of 81 900 bail
A cHfgAMAN ACCUSED OF CRIMINAL ASSAULT.
Wing Sing, Chinese laundryman doing business
at No. 1,647 First-ave., was remanded by Justice |
Morgan In the Harlem Police Court yesterday for |
o charge of criminally assaulting |
Mary Cell, age seventeen. of Eigbty-sixth-st., near
Eighth-aye. The complainant was not present to
testify. The story as told to Officer Murtha, who
IN ads tho arrest that the girl was induced by
Wing Sing to enter the shop The Chinaman then | I.
dragged nj
assaulted her. Her cries attracted the attention of
some citizens who entered the place and found the
girl in q semi-consclous condition. Wing Sing il !
Is sald was arrested short time ago for ATTEMPT
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