New-York tribune., 1883-06-07
NEW-YORK CITY.

The new grounds of the Manhattan Athletic Club,
in Nlnth-ave., between Elghty-fifth ana Eighty
sixth SITS, are nearly ready for use.
Workmen Yesterday discovered human bones in
the rear yard of No. 3O9 East Sixieenth-st' lhey
were removed to the Morgue.
No applicant for examination for the state Schol-
arship for Cornell University from the pubhc
schools of this city appeared before superintendent
Jasper yesterday.
The Rev. Horace b. Hitcbings has been elected
oseistant minister of st. Andrews Protestant
Episcopal Church, at Observation-Disclosures twenty
seventh-st. and Fourth-aye.
The body of drowned woman about thirty years
old with dark brown hair, was found in the North
River at the loot Of Fifty st. late yesterday
afternoon.
MR. sREBACHER GETS CANE.
The stenographers of the District Civil Courts
of the city yesterday presented to ex-senator jacob
Seebachcr a gold headed cane III appreciation OF
his services at Albany in opposing legislation un-
favorable TO the stenographers.
FINED FOR SELLING LOTTERY SLIPS.
Gusayv. sexa who was charged wS seag snfg
Yesterday in the Court of General Sessions and was
Sentenced by Recorder Smyth to pay fne OF
$3.50.
APPOINTED TO NEW DUTIES.
William H. Pearson. the official stenographer OF
| the Produce Exchange. has been appointed man.
ager of the Produce Exchange Safe Deposit and
! Trust Company. Mr.. Pearson Is graduate of
| Princeton College of the class OF IT,
| THE RITE OF CONFIRMATION.
| The Rev. NJ. A. Corrigan, coadjutor TO the Arch
bishop Of NeS w and seyera ad IN the
Church of St. Maria. in Seventy tourth-st., next
| Sunday
COMMITTED TO THE HOUSE OF DETENTION.
| Amadeus Viol the rug-cerk, who is alleged to
| have nut up morphine instead OF quinine in pre-
| scription prepared for Joel G. Stenhardt and thus
| caused his death, was commtted 10 tho House OF
Detention yesterday by Coroner Levy.
spARRows TAKING POSSESSION or STATUE
| The 7th Regiment Memorial Statue III Central
! Park has been made q nesting place by pair OF
Under the bronze caps % o he
day, and the effect was both ornamental ana
comical
| sPARRows IN THE PARKS
The Italian b0otblacks almost as thick as the
sparrows in some of the parks No less than thir-
| teen were counted at one time endeavorng 10 ply
| their avocation in Union Square yesterday. In
| some of the parks lower down Town the ltahans
| offer shine" " for cents.
| NOT THE SAME NAME.
| Brewster d. Co. have charged l. w. Quiinoy, OF
Brooklyn, with counterfeiting their name-plate ana
trademark Scme persons have coniounued l..
| w. Qumby with j. NJ. Quinby OF No. East
twenty -third-st.. New-York. But one name is Is
| spelled with an Z" IN aud the other with an H."
| There is no connection between them
| A AsTRAwBERRY FESTIVAL AND ENTERTAINMENT.
The chapel of Holy trinity Church at F1ith-aye.
| and One-hundred and twenty six th-st held a
| aid of the Day Nursery. There was a pleasing
musical programme. Tonight the festival Will be
continued. and Henry t. Bryant Will lecture on
Ventrloquism."
| AN INDICTMENT YOR MURDER.
| The Grand Jury yesterday found an indictment
for murder in the first degree against Michael J a.
| Sullivan. who shot and killed Policeman Francis
| Maon, of the Fourth Precinct. in front OF NO; 81
| Catharine-st on tho night Of May 4. Sullivan had
apparently been deranged at times before the shoot
ing took place. The trial set down for June 10
| in the Couit Of General Sessions.
| MR.. CoLEMANs DEPUTY.
Street Cleaning Commissioner Coleman has de-
caed to appoint a. Deputy Commissioner under