New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-25

| ID.
| Prsston- Oliver sngle-scul race on Harlem River A.
Arrival OF Fresh.Air Fund parties by Troy ano NUT
| wich boats at a. m
| NETWORK CITY.
| "H W. CT sends to this office $40 for the hene-
| fit of the NJ dnight Mission at No. 26O Greene-st'
| Rosa Weber. who took poison at No. III franKnh-
ST. ON Thursday died yesterday at the new ioiA
| Hospital.
| The Howard Watch and Clock Company has con-
cuded contract for tower clock 10 De paG 80 a.
the lower OF the new Produce Exchange, similar IN
s,ze aud style To the one IN HE TRIBUNE buiio'nS
The clock will have electric contact TO run insiao
das by electricity. and also TO strike gongs III Ino
| Board room TO govern dellverles
REAL ESTATE NOTE
| The New-York Lille Insurance Company has ad-
vancod the sum of $4,000 to Mr. ana NJ 8. Cnaries
H. BLISS upon the property and structure Oh the
| southwest corner OF Broadway and fllty-seVentn-
| st.
| ROSA ASKS FOR A PLACE FOR A FRIEND
| An application Tor the appoint mrnt OF T. +:
| Nuruh, as "A poilceman was sent the Board OF
| Police by ODouOvan Rosa recently. IL was or
| dered on die yesterday.
| RUN OVER AND KILLED BY A LOCOMOTIVE.
| An unknown aborer, age ABOUT tnr,y, was run
| over anu killed early yesterday morning IN ZENITH
| ave.. between rNenty-ourth aud Twenty hfth-sts.,
by freight locomotive OF the hudson River kali
road Tie engineer. Edward Rogers was arrested,
| and admitted TO BAH IN @5OU By Coroner Martin.
TO BE BURIED IN THE PorTER's FIELD.
| The bOdy winch was reported 10 % that OF MI.
Booth OF Castle GarGen, who has been missing Tor
| some weeks, still lies unclaimed at the Morsue.
Keeper White said last night tnaJ he should send 1t
| 10 the r0iters Field Tor burial TINS morning
| ANNUAL GAMES OF THE CALEDoNLAS CLUB.
| The twenty seventh annual games OF the New
| YORK CaIedonlaE CluO wIiI be heid ON Inursuav,
| scplem Der g. a. Jouess WoOl and Washington Para
undcr The AUSPICES OF the Nofth Alnrrlcan UAlted
| Caledonian Association
| CUTTING HIS THROAT WITH TABLE KNIFE.
| James bracalnan, "A laOoreT, age luir y-uVe, cut
his throat with la9ls s Ene early Yesterday morn
| from lIrum trrmrus IL IL thought tnat lie had
| not injured himself dangerously. lie police sent
| nun TO nc Presbyterian Hospital as Il pr oner
| SWIMMING MATCHES IN TIE EAST RIVER
An nqaauc festival AT tnc Harlem oeacn Bathing
GROUNDS at me loot OF One-huudred- aud-sxteenth-
81, East River, attracted many spectators. Tue
chief Interest centred Ia the swImfulDgs race ue-
! tween young women. There was good snow OF
| IrIzos IN form of fame, articles, and gold and
SILVER medals, wuich were distributed 10 the sue
crSsiul contestants.
| NEW TRAIN ACCOMMODATIONS FOR IMMIGRANTS.
| Ine officials Ot Cue UuOn Paclnc Railway Com
| pany have inclined the Commissioners al Il Alsra-
| non tnat IMMIGRANTS VIII be carried over their
route hereafter * press rams wnlcI VIII make
tue same time those OF rst-class passenger trains.
! me Immigrauts VIII also DC furnished Dertns on
| trains, ire Of charge.
ASKING FOR BETTER POLICE PROTECTION
| Jacob Young and several othcr citizens wno live
| on the Eastern boulevard, between seventy III n
ana Seyrnty-scyeutn sts recently asked the Police
| Commissioners Tor better projection against young
| ruiiiaus WAC haunt the DclgnDorhood. The Com
mi ,sioners yesterday referred the matter 10 Super
| 1uteuOent W diIlng.
| STABBED IL THE NECK.
| At an early yesterday morning James
| brennan age twenty-five, was stabbed severely In
| tn necK al Avcnue-D. and wenfy d-st by
| Young man whose name was bcilcved To De Gun
| mnsaiu. Tue stabDIug VAS the result Oi drunken
| ouIrrei brennan. whose home Il at No. 6J6 East
| lnIftcenth-st, was taken 10 BELLEVUE Hospital.
| Cunuing bam escaped.
| ACCIDENT To AN ELEVATED ROAD CONDUCTOR
| Nnen au cleyated rdIu was IcayIng ,De stauon
| at Iulrl-ayc. aud One hundred and twenty -nIntn-
| IN "A IN IA .IOun IA. n co
ducnr OF Tram. leaned over Tie gate OF the ar
| platform of middle car To took ahead His mead
| stuck against TOOL house which 10 built close 10
| Tho Track the bow Knocked hin down and iujur.d
him seriously At the one Hundred and twenty,
| nltn-st. station lac Wa, taken OF tue tram and
| removed To the Ninety -unth-sL hospital.
PURSUIT AND CAPTURE OF A THIEF
James scanian age nineteen. was detected IN the
| act OF stealing par OF shoes from the store OF
| Yesterday, anu was pursued by William Jones, ouo
| OF the employees, who overlook aud captured him.
lie drew large jackkniio and threatened 10 STAB
Jones, but was oUllgcd to submit 10 arrest. lie was
charged with petit larceny and elonlous assault at
tue Essex Market Police Court, before Justice
Gardner, and vas held fOf tri@ ON Doth charges III
| de ault OF 81 300 oiil.
| An FRESHMAN CUT by NEGRO.
Henry Morusrey. young labofer. OF No. 81
Fourthave quauelled late on frlday night III front
Of No. PA In0mpson-st. win Ambrose DAVIS.
| cOlorcd man. When they came TO blows the negro
| drew a razor and slashed he freshman about the
| face and body, INJECTING ugly wounds. Mornsscy
fell ,nausted IRON loss blood, wnlic rs assaIIaut
| escaped. A general alarn was sent out yesterday
| for the arrest OF DAVIS, VINO IS wel-known
ruliian. MOrrIssey was taken TO st. ViucrnTs
Hospi, al 1t WAS Thought ut first that he had
| been wounded fatally. Ii Was stld later, however,
| that nc probably would recover
CAPTURING THE Man WHO HAD ROBBED HIM.
| Wuna n Bcker ot No. Aonroest., was passing
through Chrystle-st. early yesterday morning when
he was followed by two men. one OF whom knocked
hun down INTO q cellar. while the other robbed HIM
OF 30 Beker held the latter TIL Officer Burke, Of
the Tenth Precinct. came up and arrested him: he
ptsoner gave name OF Peter COrcoraD, OF No. 80
Park-st. Subsequently MS confederate, James sui,
| Ivan, of No. $50 SecOnd-dve, was arrested. and
hot were arrHgued before Justice Gardner at tao
| Essex Market Police Court. Ihey were held for
trial each IN $1,000 bail.
sreERAGE PASSENGERS INJURED IN STORM.
| Tue Red star steamship Yessuland encountered
n ~ we're storm on August IA. iour days after IL av
Ing Antwerp when caused the vessel 70 labor heav-
| iy IN the high seas. Twelve OF The sLeerage pas
sengers more or less injured IN the storm,
| TWO OF them seriously. jacques Rlllac was thrown
| by lurch of the vessel and had his shoulder blade
| disoca oil. Johann Arend was struck BY heavy
| sea ana had his lett leg broken. BON OF The injured
| men were removed TO the hOsuta at Castle Garden,
where Dr. Schultz ATTENDED to their fractured
| bones
| YOUTHFUL RUFFIAN.
In the Tombs Police Court yesterday John Tehan.
age sixteen OF No. 1l6 Mulberry ST., was arraigned
| by Detectives Common and CrooS, OF the Fourth
| Precinct, charged with having committed
| Duralary ia the lager beer sh0p OF Mrs. Maria
| Sanzervlna, at No. 76 Mulberry-st last Sunday.
Tue woman heard a noise ut the siue door ana met
| a small COY Ia the hglI. While sue was asking him
what his business was another lad. VINO IL SAID TO
be the prisoner lett the rear OF tine shop. where he
had been secreed, and threatened to XIII her IL she
lnterfered WI tn their departure. The prisoner
| committed.
BEATTiE' LONELY FUNERAL
| There we've no mourners Present yesterday at the
funeral of the and suicide George BeattIe,
nor as there any religious ceremony. Ii WAS only
by tie charity OF the Undertaken tnaU he received
private BURIAL and toe undertaken and the diver OF
| the undertakers wagon oniy assisted at tho inter
ment. DffereqStrom thus win be the funeral OF
| Beatties vlctldlEMrs. Elizabeth Cameron-aL the
| Cemetery OF the Eyergreens this afternoon. The
ceremony will be pompous and attended with all tue
| circumstances of religion large numbers or mourn