New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-15
NETWORK CITY.

their views ON any VI tllo oIVOS uN'NA
cusSlOn,
CHILD PASSENGERS on AN OCEAN STEAMER
John Richard and Elizabeth Evans, ages re-
spectyey nine, five and three were sbch
arrived yesterday. Their mother having afef IN
in the mining regions in Pennsylvania,
A MEETING IN TIE INTEREST OF COOPERATION.
The first of a series of meetings III favor OF indus
trial Incorporation will be held this evening In the par
lors of Dr. Pulmans church, No..3O7 West Fltty>
seventh-st. The Rev, Dr. J. H. Ryance will preside
and speak. An address on industrial Changes"
will be made by Mrs. lm0gene o. Fales' OF BROOKS
lyn the president of the SociOloglc Society.
A Roy MISSING FROM AN ASYLUM.
Whe 10Y age S Sm o az ST ' and Fifth
ave. on Wednesday said that he was going home
to see his mother, who lived in IhiTty-seYenth>st
and Seventh>ave. Yesterday Mrs. Toy called at
the Asylum TO see her son, when she was iniormed
that he had gone to her and had not returned. She
SAID that she had not seen him.
GENERAL HANCOCK NOT GOING TO MEXICO.
A statement was published IN lie herald yester-
day to the effect that General Hancock intended
TRIBUNE reporter that he had not the slightest In
tention OF going to Mexico. " intend" SAID he to
take trip somewhere, possibly to texas, as soon as
tine doctor will allow me to exercise more. am
under his orders as yet. My general health is ex-
cellent, however"
RETIRED MERCHANT SUPPOSED TO BE INSANE.
Frederick j. Rolls OF Ocean Grove, y. j., a re-
fired merchant was sent to Bellevue Hospital yes
terday for an examination as TO his sanity. Early
in the morning he was found by policeman oil the
Twenty-eighth Precinct wandering almlcssiy near
Central Park. The officer took him to the station
where he said that for long time he had been SUI
fering from tumOr at the base OF the brain.
THE CIGAR AND CIGAR-BOX MAKERS STRIKES.
s. Josephs & Company, of No. 324 East Sixty
thlrd-st have made arrangements 10 transfer their
tenement-hOuse clgarmakeTs 10 broOh{h Inc
$50 men employed by them who struck for higher
wages are still ont and JOsephs q Co. say they VIII
remain out so far as they are concerned; as tney
will have no difficulty in filling their BROOKLYN
houses. The workmen in the employ OF Aithaus,
tbe clgar-box manufacturer on SlXth-st, who were
on strike for several days on account OF the DIS
charge of three of their number will resume their
work. as the firm has agreed 10 take the men OdcA'
CHARGED WITH VIOLATING THE EXCISE LAW.
George A. Green, who keeps liquor store al No.
100 East Thirteenth-st, was arralgned before JUS
tice Duffy at Jefferson Market yesterday, charged
with Violation of the excise law on Sunday August
90 Green was prosecuted before the Board OF
Excise but he succeeded IN clearing himself sew
eTaI witnesses we're sworn for the prosecution who
testified that liquor had been sold on the daY IN
question, Exactly positive evidence was aduIc cn
closed promptly at II o'clock on Saturday night.
Justice Duffy discharged Green.
LIGHT TRAVEL on THE BRIDGE,
Although SATURDAYS fogs succeeded by I'M
nsual warmth yesterday there was falling OF IN
the number of pedestrians. superintendent Martin
sand TO a TRIBUNE reporter: " | am anxious to ac.
commOdate the public ami am most eager 10 run
Two cars mt a time and will do 1t as soon as the
BrookIyn extension is built We have only
seven cars, and we have not room for any more; l
cannot say that we shall be ready next Sunday, but
within eight or niue days | think shall be able
TO double up in answer to every public demand"
JOUN SWINTON DISTRIBUTING HIS PAPER.
carriage drove up TO Edward Kings newsstand
at Third-avc. and Forty second-s yesterday morn
N ing at about o'clock. head in silk hat was
seen at the window, and large pile OF something
white Law upon the front seat fat hand beckoned
the dealer to approach and voice said: " he
American News Company received papers this
morning at 2 o'clock and failed to deliver them. |
didn't know Of it till just now so take the liberty
what Won can with them. 1t will be your inter
est King placed the papers on ms stand and the
carriage rolled on to the next dealer. II was John
I.I inc o
A STEAMER RUNS INTO a BARKENTINE.
The steamship Sehledam, which arrived yester-
sontb Of the Banks of Newfoundland, was in col
lslOn with the American barkentlne Chhord, from
Jamaica for Halifax The latter8 boS%spIlt vas vas
captain of the baTkenune wished TO De towed 10
Halifax, but II was finally decided TO t E ner IN
an hour and half the two hawSers parted and she
was lost sight of in the dense fog Captain Harne-
court searched around for five hours without hnd-
Inc the Clifford, and then put the Schicdan on her
course for NeW-1ork
DYING SUDDENLY IN A RESTAURANT.
tall well-dressed man entered the eatIng -hOuse
kept by John L. Stroubs at No. 1868 ThIrd-ayc:
early yesterday morning and ordered cup OF
coffee. When the waiter returned be foundthe man
was dead. A piece of paper was found in his
pocket on which was written the name OF Charles
Eteebng No 143 North NInth-str Brooklyn. Tho
mans death was caused by heart-diseaSo. His
body was sent to the MOTgue. Late last night the
man was identified as Emll tink who was formerly T
at the foot Of East 0ne-nundred-and twenty sixth
ar HIS wife lives in Chatham-st., but the police
have thus far been unable to find her.
ONE EFFECT OF THE PROVINCIAL CoUNCIL
One of the fruits of the Provincial Council of the
Roman Catholic bishops belonging to the Ecclesi-
this city last month"; is already witnessed IN the
large increase in the publication OF the Danns OF
marriage in the different churches OF that denoml-
nation here. At st. Stephens Church, alone in
East Twenty eighIh-st., OF which the Rev. Dr. Ed
eigbt different couples were published from the
altar during the high mass of yesterday forenoon
while heretofore 1t has been thing for any 10
be published at ali, owing to the readiness with
which dispensatons have been granted In the mat
ter. Under the rules that have now been adopted
The banns must DO published during the principal
service on three different Sundays or holidays Of
obligation Except in few special cases where dis
pensatiou IS allowed before the marriage ceremony
can take place.
BROOKLYN.
The services in Plymouth Church yesterday were
conducted by the Rev. Mr. Hood of the First Pres
6vtsrian Church of Newport S. c., and Professor
Trogman of Atlanta Ga. The latter delivered
address upon the work among the negroes of the
South Mr. BeecheT will return next Sunday.
The Danish Evangelical Lutheran Church of Our
Saviour was recently established at No. 1913 Ninth
ST., South Brooklyn through the efforts of small
community of Danish residents. The Rev. X. An
dersOn the Danish Emigrant Missionary at Castle
Garden, is the pastor. The church has since
struggled for permanent existence. An appeal
forheip is made to the community in general Gifts
of moncy and subscriptions may be sent to the Dan
ish Consulate or the Rev. X. Anderson, at No. 1913
Ninth-st., Brooklyn.
When Charles Hagill of No. ii Lafayette-ave.,
went into his parior after getting up yesterday
morning he was surprised to hnd sleeping upon the
Street Police Station and returned with pohce-
man who arrested the intruder he proved to be
James Harding, age thirtyhve of No. 3S East
Houston-sL, N Y, who had entered the house by
scaiing five fences at the rear and breaking pane
III GLASS In the basement door. lie had taken all the
silYerware from the basement and carried 1t up
atairs where he lay down and slept.
JERSEY CITY
Valentine Schultz. age twenty-six. Of Pins-stp