New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-18

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Official investigation into seizure OF Mr. Pnnppess
Biiiion. Smith boatrace from Battery to Robbins's
Reef
NETWORK CITY.
The Pilot Commissioners decided yesterday that
the wreck complained of at Rossyille, D. l." shonid
be removed. ,
deposit building at One-hundred- and-twenty-nttn-
st. aud Fourth-aye.
Food imported especially for dogs" is a sign
conspcuously displayed in the window OF Broad
way bird store.
West-st and Vesey-st. are now almost blockaded
by new booths built Tor butchers and dealers in
poultry, vegetables and fruit.
The Aqueduct Commission will meet Tomorrow
at 8 D. m and consider the applications for secrc-
tary of the Board.
The articles of incorporation of the National
Sewerage aud Sewerage Utilization Company were
filed yesterday. The capital stock Is hxed at
SO, 100000.
ave., was drowned while bathing in the East nv or
OF Seventy -frst-st. yesterday afternoon.
Justice Douohue yesterday admitted to bail ip
$4,000 Emil Hollendcr, who recently shot ana
killed Frank Rademacher.
The Governing Committee of the New-York Mining
Stock and National Petroleum Exchange have re-
duced the fee for transferring seats In the EXCHANGE
from 800 to $25.
AN EAsT-sIDE READISG-ROoM.
The Interua tional Tract and Missionary Society
has opened a free reading room in Thrd-ave, near
Twenty-seyenth-st The hours are from to U D. M
RECOVERY OF EX-SENATOR cIISGMAS.
Thomas l.. Clingman, of North Carolina, formerly
member of the United States Senate, has been re-
Gently Frustrated with sickness at the Now-York
Hotel, but is now able to be about again.
THE MoNsrRosITY NOT TO BE PRESERVED;
Luiqi yAnoni of No. 80 Mulberry-st., asked the
Board of Health yesterday for q permit TO preserve
the body Of the monstroslty to which his wife gave
birth on Sunday night. His request was refused.
CANINE RESPECT FOX LAW.
A d00 In Harlem exhibits rcfuarkaDle re2sOnluB
mowers as we'll as respect for law. Ii is his habit 10
attempt don his muzzle preparatory to going out
10 walk.
TRANSFERRED TO NEw-JERsEY.
Justice Smith in the Tombs Police Court yester-
day transferred William Drummond Boak alias
William Graham to the custody OF the New-Jersoy
authorities. He is charged with the larceny OF
valuable trotting horse, from the stables OF John
g. Laufbaron. OF Eatonwood N. J
THE SHAFT OF THE STEAMSHIP MAIN NOT BROKEN
The steamship Main, of the North German Lloyd
Steamship Line. was put IN the yes.esu N.Y.
broken but that tho screw was loose. The agents
expect that the Main will 60 to sea. fully repaired,
Oh Friday morning.
FINDING TWO BODIES IN THE NORTH RIVER.
The Coroner was informed yesterday OF the md
ing in the North River at Pier No. 90, OF the oody
of Frederick Miller, Of No 1892 Column blast 3d.
Rrooklyn also at Per No. 81 North River OF the
finding OF the body of man supposed to be
Jeremiah Shaughnessy of No. 211 Hester-st.
BOYER COMMITTED FOR TRIAL
Alexander Boyer. the c6lored seaman VINO on
July 8 stabbed and killed Robert Simpson 10 the
liquor store at No York-st., was yesterday taken
TO the Tombs Police Court: Justice smith having
perused the Testimony taken at the Coroner III
quest committed the negro for trial without DALI
ARUNAwAY on THE BRIDGE.
Shortly after q o'clock on Sunday evening pair
OF gray horses attached 10 phaeton and driven by
John Master of No. 251 Tenth-st, took fright ON
fno BROOKLYN side of the Bridge and ran away
When near the New-York terminus they came into
collision with COACH owned and driven by MI
Finley. of No. % Lexington-aye. Both vehicles
were damaged but no one was injured
GUILTY or HoRsH-sTEALISG.
On July / John Parker stole mare valued at
800 from j. A Amberman. Both men are residents
of Springlield. Queens County. l.. l.. Parker sold
tine animal TO Peter WOolley. a milkman, Tor SlZo
aud was arrested. The accused man pleaded guilty
i'm the Harlem Police Court Yesterday. and was held
for trial IN ST. 900 bail by Justice Murray.
CHARGED WITH VIOLATING THE GAMBLING LAW:
Henry Miller age thirtY-ionr, was charged Oy
Onicer Bayer of tho Tenth Precinct, before justice
Patterson Yesterday a. Essex Market Police Court
with keeping an office for the sale OF lottery policy
slips at No ~ Chrystics;. large quantity ofsips'
papers numbers etc, was iouhd on tne inc premises
lie was required 10 furnish bail In $1,000 Tor trial.
po.pp OF HEALTH MEMBERS HOLDING OVER
Health Officer smith. who attended meeting OF
the Board of Health yesterday, said that the terms
of the members Of the state Board oil Health ex.
pIred i'm Nav but that as their successors hal not
heen Amounted they were holding over IL Is eI-
nected that General Shaler will be appointed NOM
Der of the State Board to succeed Professor Chand-
Ter.
ADMITTED TO PRIVILEGES AT CASTLE GARDEN.
The Castle Garden Committee decided yesterday
10 admit the Delaware, Lackawanna aud Western
Railroad Company 20 the privileges at Castle
Garden accorded TO the pool lines BY this arrange
ment the company VIII be enabled to secure the
patronage of immiGran's at Gass Gard a se
themselves TO the yiclSstudes OF the weather by
waiting on Pier No. /.
FORGING THE NAME or HIS MOTHER.
t. W. Cocgeshall. who is charged with passing
check for s. 90 drawn on A. \. Hatch. of the firm
of Fix & Hatch, bankers, to which he had forged
his moJhers name, was yesterday taken TO the
Iolnbs Police Court. Detective Handy, who had
him in charge exhibited picture OF the prisoner
which he secured from the Boston Police 10 whom
lie IL known as sneak thief The prisoner
acknowledged having uttered the check, but de-
eIared that he had no intention of swindling Mr..
Hatch. lie was COMM ttee for trial.
A PARALYTIc IMMIGRANT TO BE RETURNED.
Michael McIIugo. age sixty. OF Donegal, an immi-
grant passenger on the National Line steamsh ny
Tngland which arrived yesterday. said that he had
boon q paralytic for thirty years, but mad never
been in the workhouse His passage, he stated
field who had furnished him with ticket to
Utica, and had given an indemnity BOND IN $4OO
that he would support him. Commissioners laintor
questioned Mcliugo and then ordered Superinten-
dent Jackson TO SEND him back to Ireland. L. D..
McEIugo's indemnity bond was attached TO the
affidavit of the paralytic.
BROOKLYN.
Permits for The erection OF ,2S0 new buildings
have boen granted Stree January L. the cost being
estimated at SO, 1885.
The Chicago Dressed Beef Company has leased
half of the old Atlantic Market ut Atantic-ave and
(,olumbs ST. for five years and has fitted up an
sir.tght room in which to keep beef sent from the
West
While aswork n Long Island City on Monday,
Andrew Cachlask, age tbirty-six OF No. 20 Box-st,
was struck on the head by a lump OF coal acct
dentally and his skull was fractured. He died yes
terday at his home.
Asa Third-ave. car going down the hill in
Twenty-f0urth-st., near Greenwood Cemetery, last