New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-15
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY FEBRUARY Is, 1883
Tuesday were held ia $500 bail in the JcEer~0n

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Tuesday, were held il $500 bail III the JcheT~on
Market Police Court We tcrlay.
STEAMSHIPS WHICH ARE OVERDUE.
| The Inman Line steamship City OF Richmond
Theh sailed from Lyerp0ol on IRE line
sailed from Amsterdam on January - ana is
week overdue. The brooklyn City, sailing from
Bristol on January ~, is also week overdue.
ENDANGERED BY RUNAWAY HORSE. =!
A horse attached to sl"lgh IN which SIX chll-
dren were riding ran awayin flftl;aVe az orve1Iv
sxth-st Yesterday hut it was caught and stopped by
Police nan John McNamara after it had gone four
blocks. None of the children were Injured ana no
damage was done to the sleigh.
THE AMERICAN YACHT CLUB.
The certificate of the American Yacht CUP was
filed yeSterd y The trustees named Tor me h, ~
year are Albert Komp, jr., William Hassoch. T. IN NJ;
JerOlaman, Ernest Schram and e. c. Brcarley. Inc
flag of tho club IL to be n piece of some kind OF
white mrerial, omamented with blue star ard
red borders and blue corners. The shape Oh tne
nag is triangular.
STABBED IN THE SIDE WITH A sTILETTo.
Joseph Detano, laborrr, of No: ~ epring-st.,
ana Joseph Nj hao, OF No. 1876 Mott ST., foreman of
gang Of street-sweeprrs, quarrelled yesterday
morning at D'fano's house. Defano stabbed Mhchao
| in The side with stilctto. The wounded man was
taken to st. VnccnPs Hospital, aud Defano was ar
o.. rested. He held for examination by JUSTICE
| Power, at the IOmbs Police Court.
AID FOR THE GERMAN SUFFERERS.
| The following additional sums of money nave
in Germany and Hungary by Kaauth, Nachod &
Kuhne, bankers: TO Berlin, 1,6i4 marks from citi:
ZcDs of Dallas, Tex; 1890 marks from citzens or
| Peoria, H.; $500 marks from citizens OF quincy
ILL.,; 5,G23 marks from citizens OF Ierre Haute ma,
| and 500 marks from citizens of Carroton. Ind; 10
Lcipsg, 1913 MAJ ks from citizens OF Seattle, wash
| ngtOn Territory and TO Vienna, / 300 HORNS from
| citizens of Peoria, III.
LOTTERY INDICTMENT DISMISSED.
| An indictment has been lying for nearly two
years against Il. +. Moore, who was charged by An
| thOny COmstock with having sold in this city slips
of the Louisiana Lottery. The Indictment was dis
|
! rict-AttOrney OBYrne, 1t having been shown that
| Moore had permanently removed to Chicago, ana
| that the business of the lottery company III this
| city lad been given up az far as Moore was con-
| cerned.
| COFFINs IN PLACE OF DEMIJOHNS.
| The nOtTiOus saloon of Andy Kelly, No.1ii Hes
| terst., in roHt of which the fatal shooting ARRAY
| between Roundsman Delaney and McGlorys bar
| keeper. Patrick McGowan, took place. has ceased to
| be- The police drove the proprietor out OF the bust
ness and the Excise Commissioners declared mat
the place should never be licensed again. Kelly
| now keeps undertaken shop, relying probably
| on his former associates to furnish HIM with sub
| jccts.'
TOCoNsIDER SAFEGUARDS AGAINST FIRE.
Severn we.ks ago the New-lork Board OF Fire
| Underwriters appointed special committee 10 IN
vcstlgate the peculiar hazards from fire of the dry
| goods district The committee reached the conciu-
sion that the safety OF lie district can be materially
Increased at a small expense also that the problem
| of prompt and adequate water supply i OF great
| and pressing Importance To owners of property IN
| the district 4 conference OF merchants with the
committee has been called to consider these subjects
| on next Friday.
| HONESTY THE BEST POLICY.
Thomas Hayes, who pleaded gull ~ yesterday. in
| the Court OF General Sessions 10 the stealing of
| wearing apparel from George BoTst, Of No. 5J4
| BrOOmc-si., told Recorder Smyfh, when called Up
for sentence that h. had been ~ the state Prison
seventeen years ago, although he ~ only ihlry-hy'
| years old. l he Recorder gave him light sentence
for having been honest enough 10 confess service In
prison. which IL would have been difficult 10 prove,
ana sentenced him TO two years and half IN the
| state Prison.
80 NEWS or FREDERICK WAGNER.
| The friend, Of Frederick Wagner. the missing
Is no truth IN the report that he was seen recently
AT san Bernaudina. Col. Nothing has been heard
| from him since iast August and nothing can be
learned of hrs fate. though careful inquiries were
| made al every point IN Mexico, Nrw-NeNlco. Colo
| RADIO aul iiifomIa where II was thought possible
| that information might be gained. lie was lat
seen az La Juuta, Col. and there y every reason TO
bclicy" that he was fouly dealt with.
INvEsTGATGNG sTFtNi-HFArING sCHEMfs.
| The Grand jury yesterday continued ITS lnyestl-
| CATION 81 the complaints that have been made con-
! ccrning the underground II am-heatiug pipes.
| Assistant Di>trct-AitOney OByrnc has charg" OF
| the Investigation. Controller Campbell, Corpora
| ton Counsel Andrews. thcf. Engineer Isaac New
| ton, rN-MagOr Grace, William S1ucr. JOAN T.
| Kennedy AVID II. Is. Turner tho president and h. ;.
ijuIi. The vicc-prcsidcnt. Of the American steam
| been made. were Examined. The result Of The
| investigation will probably be made known IN
| pTc-enuncnt TO the Court
DENIAL BY COLLECTOR ROBERTSON.
! II was rumor,d Yesterday TINT he special agents
| OF tn Custom House had discovered another con-
| sprpcy 10 def aud tAc Government IN the matter
! of drawhack,. similar 10 that for which Frederick
| Cochrn one of IA" examiners in the United States
| Apprni-ci5 office, recently arrested. Collector
Robertson sand last evening that ho knew of moth
ing OF the kind. There were one or two small cases
| under myesu cation, but so tar ~ be knew there
| wa, nothing N the nature Of an extensive consplr-
acy TO dcfraud the Government.
TIE AKIoN soCTrY's MASQUERADE.
The festivities ~ the mIsqucfdd" bail OF the Anon
4
son Square Garden VIII be oi novel character. I'e
ball will 9e opened az o'clock Win an orchestral
concert. Then the Floor Committee, the Lobby
| COMMITTEE aud the Finance Cumml' tc" IN the cos
tunes ot Carries H., LOUIS Nil. and Van Dyck,
will form IN front of the throne of Prince Carnival,
and after performing several military "yo.utions
Wiil iuyIte the masqucraicrs to JON in the opening
polonaise, and dancing will be kept up until the
arrival OF Prince Carnival, which VIII be hcralded
by tumpets. After the Prince and his aids are seat
ed tn procession will pass IN reyiew This part OF
! WAGONS, animals. etc.
BROOKLYN.
Controller Bnukcrhotl has made a statement
| showing that the city owes property owners about
$500 900 for awards for street openings.
4 consccncc-Strickcn taxpayer of the First Ward
paid yesterday to the Assessment Department 500
ihc sum which he De- Icvcd 10 be due for his taxes
and which had not been charged To him.
| MAYOR Low invites all citizens interested in the
cltys relations the water 'front.' to meet for con
ference IN his office tO-day 10 discuss especially the
question Of building docks rs provided IN bills now
| before the Legislature.
Michael Mcchnn. who arragned IN the Court
of sessions yesterday for murder IN the second de-
gree killing hi, wife IN '4gr 5 57 a. iam!itGi
ave. and Nrl~pn-st., ON July - l7N-, pleaded
| guilty of manslaugntcr IN the thlrd degree
| II WIS rrported Yesterday that the Grand Jury
hal agreed 10 in.ct john j. Laydon Tor perjury IN
| trstifying at the rial Of j'hn Kenny tor murder
thar h. gave krnn' = pstol 10. FRANK McUovrrn:
| Lavdon is under AR st for aiding Kenny TO commit
suicide by conveying 10 him the postol with which
| ne shot himself.
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