New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-11
NETWORK CITY.


NETWORK CITY.
The Rev. Dr. Newman is improving, in spite OF
the iatrnsely hot weather, though sui cohhneu 10
his house and unable TO receive VISITORS.
Patrick Brady age thirty-thr of One-hundred-
ond-sevepteenth-st aud Fifth-ave, fell from hlgh
rock near has home yesterday, and was killed III
stantly.
IABoRERs FOR THE PANAMA CANAL
The steanshIp Nemesis arrived AT Quarantine lrom
Hayre last night She has on board 100 blooded
horses, and a large NUMBER OF linmieiau'e Aoi WV
Panama Canal work.
SINGING. IcE-cREAM AND NO COLLECTIONS.
The managers of the Cooper Union and annex
Hall Eyapg9isG meetings iy ' gaod 'n yentaton
cheerful singing and no c0llectiOns." Srawperry
and cream festivals will be gwen tree Oh cnarge
monthly. beginning on FRIDAY evening" juno Ao
A POLICEMAN STABBED IN THE STREET.
Policeman Drummer of the Elizabetl-st. SQUAD
saw man lurking suspiciOusly in Mulberry 81,
near Hester, yesterday. He ordered MN 70 noeo
struck him with bis club and engaged IN a tussje
with HIM. Policeman McGrath came 10 DruI m
assistance and the unknown man ran sn Jevereiv
stabbed in the lett side. He was taken 10 the NOV"
York Hospital.
HELD FOR A THREAT TO KILL WONG ciilS S.l ECO
Wong Chin Foo Editor of The Chinese dmeI'cuIn'
appeared before Justice White yesterday, AZ tne
1oinbs Police Court, TO make complaint, aga ,n
Chm Tip, OF No 10 Pell-st, fellow-couh, man
for threatening to shoot him In grocery SUI
No rs Mott-st., Saturday afternoon. Iho o4 "a
plainant alleges that the prisoner was once neu "
asssssnate him because he was reformer ana h ae
sired TO abolish gambling. The prisoner was heu
In default of $500 bail to keep the peaco loi '"0
months.
SOME OF THE PASSENGERS BY THE ALAs l,1.,o
The GuOn steamship Alaska arrived mere ycsCo'-
day from Liverpool having made the passage 'U L.
days hours and ID minutes. This Is ABOUT So
bTouSht 80 first cabin. 81 second cabin and 474
steeTage passengers Among the saloon pas 20
were General E. A. Merritt ConsuiGener oi Pow eno
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W Fleming Mrs. w ii. Guion, Colonel H. NJ. noe gs
wife and daughter Mrs. General Z. o. howeil' r. ~
w. Jafiray, Count Telferner, and the new W. -
Washburu and wife.
THE CITY OF ROME HAULED OFF THE SAND bAN Nh
The Anchor Line steamship City OF Rome, when
grounded on q shoal in Gedney's Channel IN
to Liverpool hauled OH at ten M IN NV
after noon yesterday by the sea;n-tug y. NJ maj :
lard. The steamships Acadia and Deyoha, aiso VI
The Anchor Line, had lines passed to the City Oh
Rome and several times attempted 10 haul ner oli,
but 1t was not until high tide, and after the 20
steamers had cast their lines on IRat .ne Inc
released her from her sand-bed Inc Ahchoi Ltho
steamships then it was found th''t INC
City of Rome had sustained no damage
BROOKLYN.
A watch worth $50 and $15 IN money were stolen
Yesterday morning from tue mousse u Juliah hA w.
No. All IOrilner-St
new Roman Catholic parish. to be called 81.
Ambrose. has been ORGANIZED, and new cntuen
will he bull al Tompkins-aye. and kosclusKo-S'
John Anderson, age J0uf OF NO. l1O iAuuSoi 'O''
died yesterday from injuries received by CLONES
pole falling upon him while playing IN the pacK-
yard.
Frederic Barnes. age twenty-seven captain OF
the barge Freeman living ut Harbeck's stores, fell
into the water on Saturday evening. ne was res
cued but died within few hours.
A new temperance movement has bcea begun IN
the Eastern District by Oscar A. Perlne and VIII
lam L. Mash. The meeting yesterday In Masonic
Temple was veil attended. Addresses were de-
liyered by the Rev. II. A. Powell, of the Lee Ave
gafi iona Ii. Z.
Hunt the Rev. Mr. Woodruff. of the Grand street
Methodist Episcopal Church, and Ira buchanan.
The officers of the 14th Regiment met yesterday
at the house OF Colonel McLeer No So Vanderollt-
ave. TO arrange for the funeral OF the late Lleuten-
ant-Colonel Schurg. Ii was decided to bury III m
with military honors in Greenwood Cemetery on
Wednesday. A funeral sermon will be preached IN
the Hanson Place Methodist Episcopal ChuTcn az
$50 p. H. The body viii then be escorted 10 inc
grave by the 14th Regiment and the Grand Army
OF the Republic. General L. d. Fowler will have
charge OF the arrangements.
The Fourth Street Methodist Protestant Church
observed its tenth anniversary IN the Eastern DIS
trict by special sermon in the morning by the
pastor tho Rev. J. j. White public exercises by the
Sunday-Schoo in the afternoon, and an illustrated
sermon at N ght This church was originally estaD-
:. lshed III AttOrney-st., New-York, but as many oil
y its members moved TO Brooklyn; the property N
Attorney st. was sold and the church building al
Fourth and South Third-sts. was purchased
JERSEY CITY.
Thomas Blakey age twelve of 161 Twelfth-st
was drowned Yesterday afternoon while bathing IN
the North River at the foot OF Fourteenth-st Int
body was recovered.
John Kelly. of Ney-York, delivered his lecture
on the Earl Irish Settlers in Anne ica IN StPatrcI
Roman Catholic Church, last night There was
very large attendance BISHOP WiggeI presiolpg
Annie and Margaret b lrke, age respectively
fourteen and seventeen, AID Margaret Canty, ag
eighteen, were arrested on Saturday mgnt, charGe'
with atrocious assault and battery on Mrs. Cath
airline Mccarthy. The Burke girls are orphans am
they and the CAVITY girl keep, dlsords,Ly hous'
and Mrs. Mccarthy complained of them to the police
In retaliation they be At and kicked her into insen
sibIlity The PR, oners will have an examination
this morning Mrs. Mccarthy is well enough to ap
pear IN court
Francis Mcehan warden of the Hudson COUNTY
Penitentiary whose election 10 The wardenship wa
declared illegal and void 10y the Supreme Court, ha
resigned but he confidently expects 10 DC recieGei,
unfit for the position, but he rs a leader OF I'M
Democratic party in his district lie Is under III
dctment for releasing prisoner from the peniten
flary ON the payment of $40. and he is charged
with assaulting William Flynn, an under-keeper. i
is also alleged that gross abuses and rregularitie
became warden. The Board OF freehoiders vii
meet on Thursday, and an effort will he made t.
elect him.
LONG ISLAND.
JAMAICA All kinds of crops on Long Island
PROMISE a large harvest. Potatoes that were plant
ed early are in blossom, and so far the bugs hav
one but little injury 10 them. Peas mat wer
planted early in sand soil will be picked and mar
keted this week. The strawberry season will begli
in Queens and Suffolk counties to-day.
LONG ISLAND CITY.-Bishop Littejohn OF tn
Protestant Episcopal diocese of Long Island, admin
istered the rite Of confirmation at st. Johns CbuIcl
yesterday afternoon, and at the Church OF the Re
deemer Astoria. in the evening. -. Ernest Shee
Ian, Moritz George aud John Wilhelm went row
ing yesterday afternoon. When opposite Ravens
wood, Sheean lost his balance in stepping over ont
Of the seats and fell overheard. he was never seeI
again. The body of the man who was founC
drowned last Saturday has been identified as tina
OF George W. Toppen. of No. 211 Eleventh-st. HI
Is supposed to have committed suicide while tenn
p0rarily insane.
NEWARK
Burglars entered Mangel a. Schmidts bakery, No
34S Court-st., early yesterday morning broke OpeI
the safe and stole 5000 in money and 500 il