New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-21
NETWORK CITY.


NETWORK CITY
Ardrew n Culver and Erastus Wiman yes
| terlav elected directors of the Iron Steamboat
Company. ,
Mayor Edison yesterday appointed Cornelius
Leary city marshal TO III the vacancy causeu ny
the death OF Richard &. Walsh.
Four new fire engines. recently purchased by the
Fire Department. tested for several hours yes
terday at the foot of East Sixteenth-st.
Eugene Moulle who on Sunday night shot and
killed Christopher Moore, in the Tombs Police Court
Yesterday was discharged from custody by Justice
Smith.
CONTROLLER CAMPBELL IMPROVING.
Controller Campbell is somewhat Improved by MS
visit to East Hampton, l.. |. lie will probably not
return TO the city before Monday. Deputy control
Ter Storrs Is authorized to act for him until tuesday
next.
THE CAR DRIVER WHO RAN OVER LUZ
Samuel Cfandall, the driver OF the Second Ave-
nue. horse car which ran over and killed John Lutz
age nineteen, on sunday night at Second-ave. and
Tvefth-st., was admitted to bail Yesterday morn
ing in the sum of $500 by Coroner Merkle.
LETTERS THAT CAME THROUGH A CYCLONE.
package of letters was recently received at the
Post Office from Burlington, Mo. The letters
were discolored as if they had lam under water !;
some of the envelopes were torn, and all were dirty
The postmaster at Burlington had written on tue
package: "A cyclone struck this place last night
Mail saved, but Ill this condition.
A PLUCKY LITTLE GIRL.
Lena Lush, age fourteen, hungarian JeVess'
who arrived IN this country twelve months ago.
applied To Justice Patterson yesterday nj the Essex
Market Police Court to be committed TO charlt-
able institution. She has supported herself since
her arrival and sent 81 to her parents III hungary
but she stated that she unwilling to return TO
that country as her parents are poor and the jews
were much prosecuted there at present. she was
sent to the Deborah Nursery and Benevolent 80
ciety.
EMPLOYING CHILDREN TO SOLICIT AIMS.
On the complaint vi officer Chiardi, of the Society
for the Prevention of Cruelty TO Children, FRANCIS
Cojou. OF No. 50 South flith-ave.. was placed on
trial in the Special Sessions Court yesterday
charged with violating that section OF the fonal
Code which makes IT mIsdemeahor 10 employ CHI
dren for the purpose of soliciting ams CoJou was
con yicted and sentenced to SIX mOnthS inpIlson-
ment in the Penitentiarv. The ehll lren VIII 10
sent to the care of the Sisters OF ST. FRANCIS
THE FIRE COMMISSIONERS AND MIR. DUMAHAUI.
The Fire Commissioners were informed yesterday
that the injunction restraining them from removing
Chief Clerk Dumahaut, of the Bureau OF buildings
had not been vacated, Mr.. FIndlay, the counsel to
the Board, having failed TO find Judge lngraham
Further consideration of the was adjourned az
the request of Commissioner Puiroy, until next
TUESDAY. Mr.. Flndiay was directed to furnish MI
Dumahauts counsel with bill OF PARTICULARS
REMEMBERING FANNY PARNELL.
The Ladies' Central Land League held meeting
last evening at Cooper Institute IN conmemorati0n
nj the ami gersaTy of the death Of Miss Fanny Par
nell sister 4 the IRISH leader, and the founder ot
the Land League III the United states. Mrs Nate
DlRgs, president of the Union, spoke OF the dcad
voman;s virtues, and "A letter was read from Mrs.
d. 4. - Parnel her mother. who was not able 10
be present. a harp OF White roses OCCUPIED a place
nell. A number OF the poems OF Miss fanny Tar
nell were rcciied
no MUSIC AT ToMPKINs-soUARE.
TEuusauds oil children thrUugcd the avenues OF
Tomuklns SQUARE Park last evening, and hlled the
air with their shouts. They had come with
their parents to hear the concert oil the Vth hegI
ment Band but the concert did not take place.
"Its shame" sad an old resident of the neigh
bOrboud 10 the reporter. Other parks can have
music but we can't get any lhG dopE r Sguaie
siOners to-day against u. some peopic NVuIu Hhe
To put raillng around the square To keep Tie poor
people out aud make another GrAmercy Park
OF it,"
AN OLD oFFESDER CAUGHT.
The store OF Herman l. Blnds'll' iurrcT NJ
No. l2l4 broadway, was broken mo on Aprli u
nv burgars, who carried oil property ol The value
of 81 900 Detectives were detailed To investigate
the case VINO traced dolinan, valued at T4oo' TO
the possession OF Joseph SNOW gray haired feeble
Old man whose picture Is IN the ltogues Gallery.
lie had pawned the dolman Tor @l 90. lie was ar
resteI on Thur,day at his home, No. $40 East
Sevcnty-fourth-st., and YESTERDAY, AZ tne IonDs
Police Court. committed lor lrihi ln the uch-
eral Sessions Court. Bail was hxed ut Sl,5OO.
GOING TO PrrTsBURG FOR KSowLEDGE.
SuprTiutendent smith. OF the Fire Department
Telegraph Bureau. was directed Dy the flre Com
mIssIoners yesterday to go T. Plitsburg, Penn,
and examine a system OF underground telegraph
wires An underground cable has bcen working IN
that city successfully for ABOUT year connecting
The office OF the Allegheny valley Railroad Com
many with oil Teinerlcs along the me OF the rail-
road. Tho cable Is seven ana ohc-hali miles IN
length. II is asserted that the system IN isc thcfe
is cheaper and better than any other Mr.. Smith
will take with HIM instruments Tor testing tho
wires III the cable and VIII collect information
about the cost Of laying ~.
MEETING WITH SUMMARY PUNISHMENT
John Jones' son OF the proprietor OF Icmpera ice
Hall an immigrant clearinghouse al No. % Beach
ST. has been deprived OF the privileges 10 solicit
unorant patTOL &c at Castle Garden. His offence
was IN us ng Incorporate Language 10 the Rev. Mr..
Blos,ett "A mis lOuary at Castle Garden. Jones was
endeavoring to persuade family OF Immigrants To
90 10 ms masters house aud when Mr. Bi0S,ctt in
terferrd Jones became abusive ana told the ms
sionary to " Go TO -" Mr. ilossoit reported the
inuI bordination to Secretary Jackson who Inycsti
gated the charge with Commissioner Starr aud
awarded the punishment
An IGNORANT ITALIAN swINDLED.
The case OF John Fitzpatrick, keeper of en-
ployment agency ut No. ~ Grernwch-st.. was con-
tmned Yesterday by Mayors Marshal McDermOtt
m. rornull mt against him is that he took from
Francisco Motta go gold TO pay Tor passage TO
Italy and IN return only gave him business card
The complainant declared that Fitzpatrick was the
man vino took his money. The defendant brought
witnesses to prove that he was nj Kockaway vine II
the Italian was swindled aud brought witnesses 20
prove that such was the case Mrs. Fitzpatrick
was of the opinion that the ltalian was swlndled
by one Uf his own countryinen who accompanied
him TO the office.
A NEW STAGE LINE PROTECTED.
The Committee Ferries and Franchises of the
Board of Aldermen Mr. Foley, chairman, Will meet
on tuesday next, AT b. IN. III the cha'dber oil the
Board, TO listen 10 arguments Tor and against the
establishment of Stage route by the Southern
Boulevard Stage Company. IL ~ proposed 10 run
two or more stages or omnibuses from Onc-hundred
and-twenty -nInIh-st. and Thrd-aye. 10 One
huuared- and forty -tourth-st and the Southern
boulevard, from q a. III. to midnight. The fare Is
TO he o cents Ii is also proposed 10 run one or
more carryals, seating eight OF ten people, between
One-hundred -andlorty -iourth-st aud Wcstchester
ave (One-hundred- d-seyentieth-st.j once hour
the fare to be 10 cents
BROOKLYN
Ii was reported yesterday from Rockaway Beach
that Assemblyman T.. II, McCarreu WAS better.
A burglar yesterday entered the Office, at No. 203
Moniague-st., OF d. W. Tallmadge secretary OF
the Board of Education, and stole $50 from tin
box.
The limited express on the Long Island Railroad,
which has been leaving tlatbush-aye at 4:25 and
Long Island City at 4:35 p. Will hereafter start