New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-28
NETWORK CITY.

NETWORK CITY.
Orders will he given Tomorrow to have the yacht
Fanny laid up for the winter, probably IN the
south Bay in the vicinity of lslip, l.. l.
Miss Emily Faithfuls first lecture for the sea
son will be given at ChiCkerng Hall on November
o. Subject: " Modern Shams.'
The Baptist Church of the Redeemer has pur-
chased three lots Of ground in One hundrcd-and-
thirty-frst-st east of Seyenth-ave., for $4,000.
ADMITTED TO CITIZrNsHr.
The naturalization books in the superior Court
and the Court Of Common Pleas were closed on
Friday night. The number OF citizens naturalzed
since October is 1894.
STATISTICS or The wEEK.
Arrests last week. 1.2l5; births, 592; deaths,
al; marriages 2I7 There were reported on" case
of typhus fever so typhoid fever, ~ of scarlet
fever, ~ of measles and 10 cases OF diphtheHa.
"PrTrKS PENCE" TO-DAY.
Ry order of Cardinal McCloskcy the annual " Pc
tcr's Pence collection will be taken up at each OF
the services today IN all ne Roman "a CaYYog
for the benefit Of Pope Leo XIII.
\ HARK II A STORM
Captain Washhum. uf the bark Chasca, which
arrived yesterday from Pisaga, south American
port reported heavy storm from July II TO ~.
The toughest weather was rucount'Tcd on JHIy ~
at longitude IS west, and latitude OIL - south.
The cargo shifted, and two days elapsed before II
could be- rightcd.
BRlNGINC IMMIGRANT, AND GOLD.
The steamship Fulda, which arrived yesterday
from Bremen, having made me passage rom
southampton in > dayA . hours and 80 minutes
brought S7I2, 900 ia gold bars aud 10 Storage
passenger The Oder from Bremen, brought 715
Immigrants.
Held FOR KILLING \ MAN.
Edward Bucholz aud William Bergen were sent
from the Coroncr's office 10 the Tombr Yesterday to
await the action Of magistrate. On October - ~
a oTop shop NJ fort y-ilfth-s. and
Eighth ave, James Ryan was knocked down with
q beer faucet IN BucholZ's hands, and died shortly
afte rward. The Coroncr's jury found that Bergen
an accessory.
FUNERAL or SAMUEL. =. tPrITroN.
The funeral Of Samuel +. Appleton, for n number
of years member of the publishing hrm Of u,
Appleton 81 Co, took place yesterday morning IN
81 Bartholomew Church, M Madison-aye. and
Forty-fpurtl-st. The services were conducted by
the Rev. DT. Samuel Cooke. pastor of the church.
The burial took place in Greenwood Cemetery.
JANIS A. FTrNY DECLARED INSANE.
James g. Feeny, who entered the Office Of the
British Consul in this city Oh Septcnbcr 26 aud dis
charged pistol nearly WoundinS the Nicc-C onsul'
was declared insane yesterday by commission APP
pointed by the Court Of General Sessions. Fecny
was formerly I'm the Buffalo Lunatic Asylum.
THE WATER BUREAU FRAUDS
The Grand Jury became involved Yesterday IN a
discussion concerning the effect OF the testimony
taken by il in regard to the affairs of the Water
Registers Bureau Of the Department of Public
Works. The advice of Di-trict-Attorney Mchc3n
was finally sought, and II was decided that the
stcnouapher should begin on Monday to read to
the jury his notes Of portion OF the testimony
taken.
BROOKLYN.
The police made AZ arrests last week.
Justice Cullen in the supreme Cont of Kings
County. yesterday granted an absolute divorce 70
Mary H. Quac kcnbu-h from her husband, john II.
Quackeubush.
suit has been hcgun in The Brooklyn supreme
$4,000 damages from Justice ". II. Oycrtpn. of
Flushing l.. H. for false imprisonment. The de
PENDANT gave bond IN $4,000.
In the ,uit Of Thomas Mccarthy against the
Central Refining Company to recover f2oOuo
damages for injuries % jury in the Circuit Court
Yesterday gave the plaluth q verdict Tor $1,000
He had both legs injured by falling ia an cAcava-
ton made by the defendant.
Solemn rruuicm mass was celebrated Yesterday
morning over the body Of W w Swayur, the we'll
known BOOKSELLER AT the Church of -. Charles
Borromeo. The intcnnent was ut the Cemetery of
the Holy Cross.
Mrs. Virginia b. Maitland is suing her husband,
Edward If Maitland. in the Kings County supreme
Court for absolute divorce. The pair were married
on April lG 1863, and have three children, ages
sncctiycIy fourteen twelve and ten. Mrs Maitland
charges improper conduct on the part of her hus-
band on several occasions with Miss SOucry lie
and woman named MclIrury, both living in
ave near Uticil-ayc. Mr. Maitland denies all the
allegations of his wife, and makes counter charges
of inldclity with real estate broker former can
didate for Supervisor IN the Iwcnty-iifth Ward OF
Brooklyn. Since August ! / his wife he says, has
been living openly with the man. Mr. Maitland Is
plumber wen known in Ncw-YOrk. His wife is
Young, pretty brunette. II is said that Maitland
in 1870 introduced the broker Ia his home, only 10
find that he had misplaced his confidence.
Lovers Of angling cast longing eyes at the lakes
in Prospect Park which are full Of fish Of almost
every fresh water species. The fish tame Last
Sunday, three young men who were rowing on the
lake were much surprised Ia "A perch weighing
several pounds jump into their boat. At least, this
is the story they tell.
JERSEY CITY.
Ollcr GundcTson, a Swedc, was arrested yester
day for cutting Robert Boyd in Jersey-ave. last
Friday night with u knife. Boyd received four
painful wounds. AT the last blow the knife became
lodged between the bones just below BOyds eye,
and it required considerable eXertOn 10 remove II.
Gunderson is held 10 await the result of his victims
injuries.
Robert Wallace age thirtyseven, Of No. 90 Skill
man-ave received his months pay, amounting 10
$50 on October 10, aud left his home and has not
been seen since.
STATEN ISLAND.
PRINCES BAY.-COmplaints made that the
bodies at the Government quarantine burylng
ground are not properly inferred. esdents are pre-
parIng "a petition to the Government to establish
crematory and to cremate the remains of all per-
sons who die of ship, typhus, yellow fever or
cholera.
NEWARK.
Edward Spoery and William Zpntlein. of New
YORK. officers and directors OF the European Medicine
COMPANY whose factory in JacksOn-st., Newark,
was burned on April 4, 1882, and who were arrested
on charge of setting fire to IT, arralCned ye5-
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