New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-18
NETWORK CITY.

NETWORK CITY.
Wv savin. of the firm Of Slvln g. Vanderho0, |
Yesterday bought the building NO. ~ Ne"-st' iof
Sal 900. ,
Michael Golden, of No. 293 Mott-st was sentenced
vesteray by Judge Gilderslceve to five years III the
State Prison for assaulting an ofhcer.
The fire which burnt the Bradstreets bi1dery on
Readc-st has not interrupted the companys agency
business.
SCHUYLER Colfax will deliver his lecture on AbraI
ham Lincoln at the Madison Avenue Congregational
Church tomorrow evening. 1eherai orah' WIZ
preside.
Superintendent Walling placed to the credit yes,
terlay of the Police Pension Fund $2,76o, derived
from the sale of tickets by policemen for the Actors
Fund benefits.
Howard J. Doughertv, eleven years old Of No.
SOS East Fourte.nth-st., died on Monday from lock
jaw, resulting from wound IN the right manu- III
| flicted by toy pistol =,
Charles Zichel. age twenty-four of No. 800 south
| FonrIh-st, Brooklyn. L. D., while moving some
goods YESTERDAY at No. 297 Pearl-st was severely
injured by the burning OF two'galioh can VI o"'
ANOTHER ARREST IN THE HAROLD SUIT.
John Shields. OF No 81 ThIrd-aye.. was arrested
Yesterday by Officer Morse, of the Jefferson Market
Court Squad, a charge OF perjury during the IT.
| cent Elevated Railroad suits.
| MOVEMENTS OF SECRETARY FoLGER.
Secretary Folser was at the Sub Treasury for an
hour two yesterday morning III Tue Hs
| he went to Brooklyn on private business. ne
| returned in time to entertain small company ~
| dinner last evening.
| DEATH OF JAMES coNYORs.
| James COnnors. of No. 1873 Clover-st West
Farms was one of the spectators OF the recent cock
| fight in that part of tho city. Connors atemptea
| TO escapc when the police appeared by Jumping
| from tbe roof of the barn. In doing so he broke
both of his legs. besides receiving severe Internal
ininries, and died at 8 o'clock last night. Ito was
forty years old
| PTIYLLoxERA FROM CHINA.
| small consignment of graptvines was received
| at the Custom House few days ago rom Ghlhit,
In was discovered that the vines were infested Win
| phyIloxrra. Collector Robertson sent the consgh-
ment to C. " Reilly, the entomqlogst Oh inc ir''''
| ury Department, for Investigation.
THE COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS ADJOURNED
| Both parts of the Court OF General sessions were
adjourned az an early hour YESTERDAY by Judges of s
Cowing and GierseeSe UHI nd iop ths funeral Of
whose son. age fourteen, took place.
| IMPRIsoNING A WITNESS FOR FOUR MONTHS.
Michael May, who has been imprisoned ~ .ne
House of Detention since last December as awltness
Ia a lot,erv case that has not been tired was re-
leased yesterday by the Distrct-AttorDey on
promise to appear when wa ied.
| Ions UArgencour, who was recently convicted
OF forgery the Court OF General sessions Vas SUI
fenced yesterday, by JudgeGderseeve' 10 ths o f
Prison for three years ana SIX months rates LOT
forging the notes Of "A bank at Havana, Cuoa, were
found in his possession when he was arrested AZ NO.
800 EliZabethst.
AZ the annual meeting ot the Hardware Board ot
Trade Yesterday the following officers were elected
for the e'sHns yfar Cole treasurer r' and actGary
James H. Goldey. aud counsel, Frederic c. Dow.
A CONTINENT TO GENERAL. WEBER
| General Max Weber. who recently Resigned MS
position az Collector Of the Third United States
Internal Revenue District was presented AZ tne
Belvcdere Hotel last evening with an engrossed SCI
Of resol buttons by the clerks formerly employed
Under him The presentation made by Colonel
j. w. Marshall
GRATITUDE or THE COACH DRIVERS.
! The Coach Drivers Mutual Aid Association,
! tbronob Their president aud secretary. w. Breslin
T and James Moran, last evening presented MI -
Sarah Lazarus with set of handsomely engross SEQ
| aagiu
!. Off recently lde by her 10 the ASSOCIATION OF
, $50. it being the surplus above inc expenses Vi
giving the Ladies' Assembly palis ''St "in'er'
IDENTIFYING THE CENTRAL PARK SUICIDE.
The pody of the man who committed suicide in
: Central Park on Monday was identified YESTERDAY
that of Charlie, netzer 9oe Se Fd,
aud had a small bindery at No. III ElH-st; Inc
only cause his friends are able TO assign LOT ms ACT
3 ia temporary arrangement OF lnnd resulting ion
maarla disease
A NEW CHURCH EDFIcE.
Abraham A. Andruss, president of the board OF
. trustees of the Church of the Disciples OF Christ
Yesterday filed plans for new church building W
Ie erected on the north side of Flfty-Slxt-st, 20
;, feet west Of Eghth-ave The building will be loo
Is ,v 20 feet constructed of brick ornamented with
Sandstone and limestone 1t is estimated that the
e | structure will cost $4,000
j. AN IMMIGRANT FAMILY AsTRAY
!. Anthony Nowak, of Waveriy, y. Y, sent money
!, TO Superintendent Jackson OF the Einlgrauo 70,
e wife and four children to Waverly; Mr. Jackson
IS found that the family had been taken away, anG
II Yepterday that they had reached there Detec
y tive Poppe believes that the family has been IN
weighed away by one OF the rascas VINO lniest BAT
: terry Park in search of victims
u RELEASING A PRIESTS vEsTaENTs.
:. The Collector lately seized a suit of yestment
~ consigned to Bensinger & Co., OF this city. which
wers sold TO a bish0p of the Catholic Church a
Grand Rapids, Mich.. while they were yet In the
Custom House. The Collector Of Customs wa
~ ed Yesterday afternoon to release the article
. / unou recelyigg q deposit equal To the amount o
AZ The duties so as secure the Government In case
K shall be decided that the articles are dutiabe'
Of SINKING A SCHOONER IN A FOG.
Do The Savannah steamer Nacooche ran down Thu
r. fishing schooner Lizzie Thompson ten miles south
Of Cape May light at 3SG q No. On nGad Ny
d Rowan and sixteen men, were sayed Inc sch0one
or had been out from Portland, Me-, on mackore
D. 6sbing crnise for five weeks, and had taken abou
id 90 barrels of lsh IL cut into amidships, AT
the crew had barely time to get their boats into The
&c water before the vessel sank, losing everything.
by LEAVING HER CHILD ITS FATHERS HOUSE
Annie Freeberger, age, dfty-eight of No. 10
Ridge-st., was charged by Fannie Berger, OF No
East bsfoT Por as'e on Day ys Sa1S
On Abandoned a female child. age eight months In
ed hall at the compliments house. at an early hou
ay ibat the husband Of the complainant is the fathe
ed of the child, and that it was abandoned because
AZ refused to pay for its support. me child Is now
I'm AMAN's LAST FAVOR TO HIS WIFE.
ME Jacob Hahn, German. forty-six years OF wa
ta taken before Justice Gardner az E:ses Mark ss
ny Catherine Hahn for breaking down the door an
he assaulting her with his clenched fists, at the
zen rooms, No 1913 East Third-st, while drunk. II
was committed for six months, and early yesterda
morning was found hanging to the gate OF his ce
III AT the Essex Market Court, having used skein
80, | coarse black thread to make moose his wi
ecu appeared Little concerned about his DEATH
na1 DRIVING TANDEM ACROSS COUNTRY.
tho W. Livingston Hamerslcy and Theodore b. Bro
ent son on Saturday started from the Fifth Ayenl
de Hotel driving tandem intending TO reach Norwal
rw Conn, that evening. Mr. Hamersley held the II
ty bons during the first part Of the journey reachir
All Budgsport by o'clock. Here la
mt was made After frugal repast Mr. Bronson too
ev- | the reius and the Union Hotel at Norwalk NJ
by | reached Just at II ne TRIP W
INST made on Monday aiha onu iIt I'm anu ov
ley muddy roads the Fifth Avenue Hotel being reach