New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-27
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY SEPTEMBER o. 1888
of the church, delivered panegvric. The remains
were inferred In Calvary Cemetery.

Of the church, delivered q panegyrc' The remaini
were inferred In Calvary Cemetery.
A CARELESS TRUCK DRIVER.
Michael Corriean age foriy-thrsc OF nc mo- SPI
Conlan. of No. 223 East Seventy-ninth-st.. before
Justice Patterson yesterday, at Essex Market Police
Court, with recklessly driving the shafts OF hIs
truck into Second-ave. railroad car in Chrystle-
Ct. iujurng Mrs. III. A. Teemann. or No. As
Inda-st-. Brooklyn. who was passenger IN the
drink OF the time He was held for trial IN Special
| Sessions.
THE "zoon IN CENTRAL PARK TO BE MOVED.
| AT an adjourned meeting OF the Park Board yes
| terday permission was refused Mr. Slorah, VINO
ran the tallyho coach at Saratoga, to run regular
route through Central Park. as beng inconsistent
with the rules Commissioners yiele and Wales re-
| ported that the geological collection was
source of discomfort TO people living on the line OF
Ffth-ave IL be removed to tho ground north OF the
| large reservoir and south OF Iransverse-road NO. -
| The recommendation was adopted. The budget Tor
department. work as recommended by tho Board
amounted to ST. 1O7, 800.
HEARING CHARGES AGAINST POLICEMEN.
Policeman Jennings was tired before Commits
sioner Mason yesterday on q charge Of clubbing
Charles Christy age seventeen, at First-aye. and
Sixteentb-st. On the evening OF September
hs r,Ss a9m h %us.sss e s ha
Cbristy injured himself by falling on the pavement
Three surgeons at Bellevue Hospital swore that
accidental fall. Decision was reserved. The case
of Policeman Thorne who was accused of breaking
the nose of Andrew Pagan. age fifteen in Caroline
ST. the iRht of Sep lember IL, adjourned for
two weeks.
RESULT OF INCONSISTENT CUSTOMS LAWS.
A dispatch was received from Panama Yesterday
to he effect that the Custom-House arntrators mad
confirmed fines amounting To S40O,327 80 against
the Atlas Line. The steamer Aruos was fined
90 T as Aa bs @Pa n1 lat GS
fines probably would not be collected. Ihey weret tn
result of not complying with the incOGGgruous
customs laws of Panama The vessels were fined on
one voyage for "short-landlng" or for not land
ing all that tho manifest led for and on the next
voyage for "long-landng," or landing that which
they not abe to brngo the previous voyage
The fines imposed are about twenty times the
value OF the goods. and they Will probably Do
adjusted.
BATTERIES UNDER INSPECTION.
The First Battery, Captain Louis Wendell COM
mand ,ng paraded yesterday, mounted and in ia
tigue uniform and heavy marching order, for in-
specuon and muster. The men assembled at the
armOrY at a. for roll call, and ut a. m. took
the road for the old parade ground, Two-hundred-
and feminist. and Bloom ngdale Road. arriving at
noon. General r. Ii. Briggs. lnspector-General n.
O. S. n T., and Colonel Mckweu In pected and re-
viewed the battery, which mustered sxty-Seyen
men. On the return salute of six guns was hred at
Elm Park The battery reached the armOry about D.
IN. The Second Battery tGatingl, CaptainFerdlnand
Z. Earle commanding. also paraded Tor Inspection
and muster, sixty strong, and was reviewed by
Inspector-Generai Briggs.
BROOKLYN.
108.
The Park Commissioners propose to light the
Eastern Parkway with naphtha lamps.
Upwards of 500 900 was paid to the Registrar of
Arrears YESTERDAY. OF this amount S26 500 % was
paid by Hugh McCrossn upon the Poole estate.
Thieves entered the house of Joseph Buckley, at
No 794 Fulton St, on Tuesday evening, aud stole
$500 IN money, diamond ting worth $9O, and
other articles.
Justice Walsh Yesterday sent to the House of
Refuge John McShane age thirteen who is charged
with trying several tunes 10 burn down tine Ger
man Catholic Orphan Asylum, IN which he was
placed by the Commas Oners OF Charities and Cor
rectiOn.
mass meeting Of liquor-dealers mostly Germans /
was held last night IN Turn Hail. Meserole>st, TO |
denounce the action OF the Temperance League of |
Brookl,n. Fully 500 persons were present. Ex- |
Alderman Joseph Hacker was in the chair, Rcsou-
tons adop ed declaring the quordealers law
abiding citzrnS, and aDprOvln. tue action Oh the
Excise Commissioners.
NEWARK.
Christian Fogenspahn. a Newark brewer. has in |
stituted suit for $4,000 damages against ex- |
j. for libel He charges that Mr.. Morrow. who IS !
Temperance advocate. stated in an address III The |
Methodist Episcopal Church at Newton. n. j.. last |
Sunday that he, Morrow, had been counsel for |
and such had access to the books of
rats in the feTmcn;ng tub aud had seen entities IN
the books that poison was being used in the manu-
facture of lager beer. Mr.. Fegenspahn denies that
ex Judge Morrow ever ac ed as his counsel or even
his brewery with ms personal knowledge, !
and he says the statements are absolutely false.
NEW JERSEY.
MATAwAN--A son OF p VI. Barber of CfwOod, |
as injured Yesterday 0Y the accidental discharge
of pistol that he was handling and which he
thought was not loaded. The ball passed through |
his hand and praZed his right breast.
PATERsoN.-J. Van Eldercu, who advertised himself
az 1.-THE king of tooth eXtractors" was arrested |
yesterday on complaint OF the secretary of the New
jersey Dental Association charged with practising
dentistry without having complied with the pro-
visions of the law which requires all persons to file
W th the county clerk a copy of diploma from
Some regular college before practising either medi-
ne or dentistry. Van Elderen could not furnish
ba i. and was accordingly committed to the county |
)all
STATEN ISLAND
WEST BRGHToY.-The Staten Island Telephone
Company has been leased TO the New-JerSey Telc-
phone Company. The system will be extended
the entire county,. Captain AdOlph
l.. King. of the Old Dominion Line OF Steamers. has
resigned the presidency of the Staten Island Rapid
Transit Railway Company. and j. Frank Emmons
has been elected in MS place.
LONG ISLAND.
MINEoIA The attendance at the Queens County
FAIR Yesterday the largest ever SEN Special
trains were run by the Long Island Railroad Com
Dany from all points both Ill Queens and Suffolk
Counties. Aaron A. De yrann. August Belmont,
JOnn Taylor Thomas KNIGHT. j. w. Barnum, George
lien and John Duryea were among the winners of
The first premiums.
Long ISLAND CITY-Alderman Gleason has
Questioned the right of Joseph MCGEE, one of the
Police Commissioners to retain his office, because
Mr.. McGee has been supplying lamp posts from his
ron ioundry for the use OF tie city.
81 really can't understand why you don't
BAY my little bill You nave never given single
ent" " If time wasn't money, I'd explain to you"
20 planning Just now tnat hadn't gwen you any thing
fOu are always grumbng about nothing" You