New-York tribune., 1883-06-02
NEW-YORK CITY.

The steamers of the Norwich Line now leave
New York at G:15 p m.
jeremiah Dady, an Irish lsborer, fell down stairs
at No. 213 East f1Ity nnt1-st yesterday anu Irac-
tured his skull.
John ii. Stann viii give his fifth annual excursion
to the Union veteran soldiers and sailors of New
York and Its vicinity Oh June D.
Mrs DrscOll, the mother of seven children at No.
1J5 Chcrry-st, was removed 10 the Riverside
Hospital suffering from small pOx yesterday,
Unsafe buildings reported yesterday Nos. 6S
Lexington-ave. and POI East Eighty y-thrd7st.
REDEEMING CITY BONDS.
The Finance Department yesterday redeemed and
cancelled Sl,ls6000 of ely bonds held by the
Commissioners OF the sinking Fund. All the bonds
we're per cents excepting S3l 400 OF per cents.
THE PRESIDENT TO LEAVE NEw-YORK TODAY
President Arthur stayed at Mr.. Millers house
during the greater part OF yesterday, going out to
drive in the afternoon. After dinner i with Mr..
Washington by the $40 train today.
ORDERED 10 BUILD AN IRON STAIRWAY.
Inspector Esicrbrook yesterday directed the Met
iron stairway for the Home Industrial School Build
ing. owned by The company, III Sixtieth-st., 125
icct west OF Avenue A.
A GALLANT POLICEMAN.
Policeman Herman lDteman, Of the Tenth Pre-
cinet, was given honorable mention by the Board
of Police yesterday. lie recently pursued and caused
tho arrest OF Il burglar, al hough ne was Knocked
down and shot at by the rufiian
FRUSTRATING AN ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE.
Bernard McGdlre, age thirty seven, OF No. 424
East Twenty -iith-st, attempted TO commit suicide
last gut by jumping int the East River. lie was
rescued in an Exhausted condition and sent TO Belle
vue Hospital where he was held Us a prisoner.
FOUND DROWNED.
Policeman Thomas Kearney, of the Thirty second
Precinct, found the body OF Il man, apparently
about forty years old, 10 the North River ut One
hundred ed-ard-ffth-elghth-st early yesterday morn
ing There was nothing upon the body which
would lead to its Identification.
CHARGED WITH PENSION FRAUDs
An indictment was found yesterday by the United
States Grand jury against George N. Mittnsck, who
concerned IN pension frauds. Ii is alleged that ne
persuaded woman to act the part OF the widow of
a deceased officer, and in that way obtained pension
money.
SEQUEL TO A BOYS QUARREL.
At the Five Points Mission school on April IL
there was quarrel between an Italian boy named
Vito ID Candio aud an older boy. Candio was
struck by his antagonist on the head with q tea
pot and yesterday he died ut his fathers house, No.
50 Mulberry-st. When the autopsy was made,
Deputy Coroner Messemer discovered fracture of
the skull.
APPOINTMENTS IN THE CATTLE COMMISSION
Arthur NJ. Harrington yesterday received his ap.
pOintment OF Veterinary Inspector aud Quarantine
SUPERINTENDENT Though Collector Robertson upon
the recommendation of the Treasury Cattle Com
mission The salary is 81 500 year. Alvord ).
Rhodes has received similar appointment tor the
Port OF Baltimore.
A FUND TO pEFRAY THE RIFLEMENs EXPENSES
The Finance Committee OF the National Rifle AS
sociation has issued circular asking for subscnp-
tions TO iund TO deray the penses OF the Ameri-
can Rifle Team III the coming international contest
at Wimbledon. IL Is estimated that about 5000
will be needed, OF which $1,000 has been sub
scribed. q so
PASTOR TO DE INSTALLED.
The Rev. Allen 4. DeCamp IS 10 be installed pas
tor of the Washington Heights Presby yteian Church
tomorrow evening. The Rev. DIR. Marvin X. R.Vincent
will preach the sermon; the Rev. Dr. Stoddard will
give the charge to the PASTOR and the Rev. Dr. John
Hall viii give the charge t0 the people. Tie mod