New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-26

Meeting OF Board OF App0rtlOnment w.,
Harbor Boat owners Association at NO. Of Ne"
Inquest on death Of Roundsman Brady.
Meeting OF Passenger Joint Executive Oomini''eo "0
Mr. Fnks office
Picnic OF knights Of Pythas at Suffers Park.
NETWORK CITY.
seat in the Stock Exchange has been sold re-
Gently for $4,000. The last previous sale was
at $27. 600.
"Bunko steerersD may, be seen IN numbers pllSds
down town IN the vicinity of the Brooklyn Btldge
and Park row daily No less than eight stood LOOK
ing for victims IN front of Frenchs hotel yesterday
Several new Catholic churches are building IN
this cty. One that VIII be ready tqT % TSs
Jesuits are erecting new church, the o. Lay"
renee, II East Eigbty-s cond-st.
CRUSHED BY AN ELEVATOR. -,
Edward Siriuger age sixteen, OF No. 3Sl fourtn-
st. who was employed 10 run an elevator At NO. 10
Hubert-st., was caught in tho elevator yesterday
and killed instantly.
LIBERAL GIFT.
The Rev. Father Edwards, pastor of the Church
of the Immaculate Conception was presented Dy nls
congregation with purse containing @Z,ooo, OH
the eve OF his departure Tor Europe on 'aca''on'
POLICE ARRANGEMENTS IN The NEW DIsl RIOT
The Police Commissioners transferred elgnt
patrolmen TO the Second Precinct at HlSnorlugo
yesterday. Regular assignments to patrol 1u'y III
the precinct Will be mace Dy OapIaih
McCulagb at "a. m to-day.
THE ITALIA THEATRE AND ITS LATE MANAGER.
The Inaila Theatre Is being changed, renoy .s
ana repaired Tthn Ine 't b 1son D @S oong
al er restaurant privilege OF the tlelschmanhS
at Monmouth Park.
AN APPOINTMENT BY THE SURROGATE.
Owing to tne Illness Ut Pe,or V. Burtsell,
Surrogate Rollins, on Monday, appointed the as
slstant accounting clerk Ausourn NJ Dickinson as
CLERK Of the Sdrrogate's Court Mr. DICKINSON IS
grandson of the In Is Daniel ). Dickinson.
HELD FOR CONTEMPLATING.
Joseph Palermo and Francis Tessar0, the ltalians
VINO were arrested by ne police on Tuesday on
eXamlna ion yesterday by Commissioner Shleids,
to whom they were seut from tue Essex Market
Police Court.
ExToRTIoN PROMPTLY PUNISHED.
Mayor Edison yesterday indefinitely suspended
the Incense OF Joun JOTnes tue eXpresSlnan VINO Is
charged with attempting 10 cXtOTt % oo Iom
James Kane. Minnesota farmer, lOr carrying MS
baggage from u Washlngtonst. boarding nonse 10
the steamer Alaska.
NOT PROVEN THAT HE FIRED THE SHOT
Justice SMITH, IN the lOnibs foh court yester,
day, conducted the exani DauoE III the case OF
James GaynOr, who was CHARGED vi II SHOOTING al
James McDermoti, III hyans liquor s'oro Ia Cndh-
bcrs-st., on saturday, A. II could NOT De PROV IL
that the prisoner mai fired the shot ne was uS-
charged.
A PISTOL WITH ANOTHER MANS NAME.
John =. A person, OF Town House Post-Ot1ce'
that he has IN his possession rov3yrr bearing the
inscription: Presented " j. Il. DuiIcy, OF Com-
pany u, 74tb Ncw-York Volunteers, 20 CAPTAIN
James Z. Strong, 2lst Regiment. New-lOrk NOiuh-
teers.'
TIE FORGED MISSOURI BONDS.
The examination Ia the case OF Tue men chdfG'u
with forging Oonds OF Indebtedness Oh the ota'" oI
Missouri was continued yesterday at the lumDs
Police Court Several Witnesses were examined
whose testimony was devoid OF any new iactv, Jus
ice smith announced tIat ne would render his de-
clson on Aiouday.
ANEW ANCHOR LINE STEAMER
Henderson Brothers. agents mere al the Anchor
Line, state tnat "A new iron steamship was iauuched
AZ Mra .owsde, Scotland, on july q. sue has been
amed the Persia, is 37S feet long. 40 feet wue,
ISL, feet deep. and has gross TONNAGE OF 5000
tons She Intended for the Indian service OF the
Anchor Line.
THE TRADE IN NOT CORN.
The sale of hot corn throughout the city at night.
wuIcl begun iess tn.n wook ago, fields tempo
rary living AZ least I" many persons hlth,Iio un-
employed. a dealer III tho BOwrry near Caudl-st
informed a ] RIBUNE reporter that he sold over 800
ears of corn la a siugle nishC wedding him pTOnt
az least SO As yet the ears oil corn sold In tho
market are small.
sNAICHINd A WATCH FROM A MANS POCKET.
Joseph Lohen, OF no. 50 Vanckst.. visited a
pawnDroker at No. 307 HudsOn-st on Tuesday
night. A man snsichcd ais watch frOm his pocket
aud He'd with ~. The thief was arrested and IN tao
Jefferson Market Court yesterday he descr bed nun
sell a. john Kennedy, OF No. OF Washington OF.
lie ueid Ia 81 900 bail Ior trial.
AN ONLY son OF A WIDOW MISSING.
The police were asAed yesterday 10 search for
Samuel Buck, young poceeL -b0ok maker, OF No.
80 RlyIngtOn-st. VINO has been missing since Juno
=. Hc was tue only son and support oi poor
wIGOw. his nablts were said 10 be go0d ana ms
absence lie ave feet seven lncne5 hign. with
dark nair aud mustacne Whca he disappeared
lie wOie a dark blue SUIT.
ARREST or BOOTBLACK FOR srABBING.
Cas- ella Martin, an l,auan bOotblack nving at
Seventh-ave. and Seyenty-eIRhth-st. was arrested
Yesterday on Il charge OF having on last sunday
morning stabbed James Murphy III the ABDOMEN.
Murphy VINO ~ ljeiiev rs Hospital, identified his
assaant and IN the Vol, vile Police court j suco
Murray cOtu1it,cd the Italian 10 await me result
Of Murphy's injuries.
COMMISSIONER FRENCH's TERM.
Alderman Carroll offered resolution III the
Board yesterday. that tho Law Com Of the
Board make inquiry and report wnethrr or not the
term OF Office OF Police Commissioner Stephen b.
French exprod. Inc resolution called iortn aneA-
tended debate most 0f the nemOer- holding that tue
question of anyOues tenn OF office rested with the
mayor and Coz pOratiOn Counsel. The resO4 utlon
lOst Oy voie OF III 40 L.
A CONSIGNMENT OF WRENCH DRAUGHT HORSES.
The steamship France, winch arrived yesterday
from London. had on board thirty NORMANDY horses,
consigned To A. R0gy OF Seward Ne0. -Four OF tue
horses won the grand prZo lor drausnJ horses aJ
Caen this year. lie consisted Of TWO 7vear-Olds,
three 6-year-olds tour 5year. olds three 4ye&rolds,
five 2-year-Oids. live yeariings. and one colt The
vessel also Drought two ponies for w. p. Jatray.
A sIx-INcH PIPE To BE LAID.
The Aldermen yesterday passed resolution al
lowing the +. IL NJ Schaetcr Brewing Company TO
lay slx-inch pipe from its premises at FouItn-ave.
and Flity-hrst-st., To he Eas River Tor he pur-
pose OF bringing water 20 the brewery. A former
resolution 10 the Same effect was yetOed by the
Mayor because the petitioners mad not obtained
the cOnscnt of twO-thlrd5 Of the property owners
along the line Were the pipe Is TO be laid This
has since been obtained.
DESTITUTE AND CRIPPLED IMMIGRANTS.
The steamship Persian Aonarcn, which arrived
Yesterday brought four cen assisted. destitute and
crppled immigrants, ALL excepting two of whom
were jews Autun SIm0ny, wife and two onlluren,
and Nathan Smihnsky, wife and SIX children, were
assisted ~ tho Ladies Hebrew Society OF London.
William Daily, IA cIgsr-maker, who nad lost his leg
was destitute. JOnn Chose, formerly a
British soldier, aud haI lost his arm IN a railway
accident was also destitute.
A POOR WOMAN SwINDLED AT THE BATTERY.
Mara koZOyswska compiaIned yesterday of hav-
ing been swIndied All VI her money by one OF he
horde Of swlndlers VINO prey upon simple Imm-