New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-29
NETWORK CITY.

| Naturalization papers were granted yesterday by
| Chet Judge Sedgwlck IN tho Superior Court 10
lee Sing, sometime ChlnaTnan.
Max Strauss, age twenty-eght of No. 342 East
| HoustOr-st yesterday fell through q hatchway at
| No. 40 Lispenard-st and was Killed.
MORE IMMIGRANTS LANDED.
The number OF arrivals of Immigrants yesterday
was 49, by the HlmmOnla, I ON HsInburS; 3Ol Ny
| the City of Montreal from Liverpool; ana oz Dy
the Enn from London.
HOLDING A CHINESE SAILOR.
Justice Potter yesterday ia the supreme Court
Chambers, made order placing j. Fopk, Cni-
nese sailor on board the ship Pem6rOkesliire III The
custody of the Sheriff The order was made To pre-
vent him from sailing with his ship.
FINED FOR DUMPING N THE EAST RIVER. no.
The Plot Commissioners Imposed me Oh @zo
Yesterday ON the bark jug ass Campbell for dump
Ing DIRT In the East RIVER between Piers Nos l3
and If, on Angus, %. The tug-bOats Thomas DICK,
aud d. Pratt were reported as having dumpeu
ashes in the North RIVER.
FINDING AN INFANT b THE ROADSIDE
The Dody OF "A newly born male infant was found
by the roadside Monday evening At One-hun-
drcd-a twenty -eighth-st. AMI SeVehlhIiaVe'
and-iith-st, reported To The police that II had been
thrown iron u wagon containing number OF
people VINO tnen orove quickly away.
ACTION IN THE BoUGER AND The sONsT CASES.
Justice Herman IN tue Iombs Ponce Court yester-
DAY dlschaI ged Michael GOrdon,o No. 80 lenry-St
ho on August Is ruck John Bouger dow tIom
which he died. Anrxannation vas heid IN regard
To the deaths by drowning OF Lena and Geo gie
| Sonst of No. 90 West Forteth- it.. and FatricA
/ Quinn held LOT the action al lne OIdhu jury
REFUSING TO PAY ALIMONY.
ADD Ication Was made yesterday to Justice Potter
| in the Supreme Court. Chambers, Tor an order 10
! punish Charcs A. Randall Tor contempt OF court IN
noe paying tue counsel fee and aimony allowed ms
wife III a decree OF limit divorce recently Obtained
| by her. he divorce SUIT was begun by Mr. Randall
against his wife, and ended IN her getting divorce
! from him.
| MR. ROACH WILL NOT SELL THE YOSEMITE.
| Johu Roach SAID yesterday that there was no
truth III the report that he intended to sell MS
| Yacht, tho Is mite, to samuel j. llden. nave
lent the yacht to my friend. Mr.. INT. Tor week"
MIR Roach stated, "auI what he Is dong with IL or
| VINO are his guests 10 not know. AN perfectly
| SATISFIED with the Yosemite and do not intend 10
| sell it,
MAYOR Low ExAMINING THE CABLE CARS.
| Mayor Low present at the further expert
ments with the Bridge cars Yesterday and 10 'e 70
TINS city ON them. Inc grip worked satisfactorily
aud the smoO hly, making he distance ia
| each direction IN six minutes. IL IS ihOuGnt mat
| the round trip. including switching, VIII De nade
| regularly IN sixteen minutes Inc Mayor expressed
himself AS well pieas'd
| LOOKING AFTER THE HEALTH OF THE CITY.
| The dlsIn.ectng corps last week ceanscd 1880
vaults, 076 yards, 52i cellars, 7Ol garbage boAe,
aud I'll mics Oi streets; the sanitary inspectors
seized Il, 800 pounds Of tainted meat; the summer
corps oi pny sIciaas visited 4736 houses containing
| 20 7o4 antilles and treated no patients. the
najO Ity of whom were children suffering from
| summer complaint
| WORRIED by A KATYDID.
In the official uiali OF the Board ot tealth yester
| day was the To-. owing letter.
| 10 he Board ~ Hedih 49,,
we WIZ @aS Vest rbrt,ses WHEN Is R.pt by
Mrs strccGer has II In ard audit Leaves uaId.
working people sick aud weary Tor ther want OF sleep NJ
BURGLAR CAUGHT IN THE ACT
| T. +. McFariaD. oil No. l3o West Oue-hn ndred-
| and-twenty -s.cond-st. caught Emil Schdler, az"
| eighteen III hisapar. ments on Monday night after
| The intruder had secured $40 worth OF Mr. McFar-
| laD's jewery Schaler, VINO was handed oyer TO tne
| police, pleaded guilty to chirge OF burglary;
! Justice Murray, IN the Harlem Police Court held
| HMM IL 900 bail Tor trial.
COUNTER CHARGES BY MATE AND CAPTAIN.
| George OalmaDn, tue trst mate Of the bark Mas
| cote, was arrested yesterday ana taken before
! Commissioner Griffith on complaint OF Captain
| George Is. Buckley, OF the same vessel who charged
/ ms mate with INSTRUMENTATION. Ohlndnn III turn
| charged the captain with cruelty, alleging thdt he
had kept the mate IN irons for several days With IN
sufficient food Tue mate was held Tor examlnatlOh'
TWO CHILD BURGLARS CAPTURED.
| George Morris "a dry goods dealer, NJ No. BOZ
Tbird-ave caught Frederick and Charles Rouse,
age respectively eleven and ten years III his store
| on Monday night. They had effected an entrance
I Inv climbing through tho space between the top of
tne window and the bars guarding 1t. They live az
No. $50 ThIrd-ave., and they were held IN 5000
bail each by Justice White AT the forAviIle fohcc
Court yesterday.
| AN ERIE TRAIN TO CALIICooN.
The New-York. Lake Ere and Western Railroad
has decided to run special tram 10 accommodate
| persons summerng along the Delaware River. An
outwardb bound train Will leave New-fork on
| Saturdays at $3.50 p. m, arriving at CallicoOn az
40.
| q a. H., arriving IN New-Yofk at 1000 Stops VIII
be made both ways a all the principal intermediate
| places.
| AN OFFENDER AGAINST BOSTON LAW
| James OTIS Kaler ags tnrty-sl OF No. II Unit
yersity- place, taken to the Iomb5 Polce Court
| yes erday by Detective Sergeant Won Gerichten,
| who arrested him "a dispatch from Boston. he
prisoner is charged with committing adultery,
which in that city IL felony. A the detectives
request the accused man was reinandeu I'd THO Cen-
tral ONCE to await the arrival OF the proper author
| tiles.
| THREATENING A MANS LIFE FOR HIS MONEY.
| William Cook, of No. 273 East Tenth-st., was
followed from tho liquor store at No l|o bleecker-
st. last night by Frank Harrison, who seized nlln by
Ihe throat and threa; ened his life unless he relln-
| quished what money ho bad. Cook delivered up
81 Detectives Warren and Reynolds arrested
| Harrison a few hours later and IN tho Jefferson
| Market Police Court yesterday Justice Du1y heid
| HIM III ~, 900 bail for trial
REVENGE FOR BEING REFUSED GLASS or BEER.
Margaret JARVIS. age thlrty-two. OF No 100 Allen
st. ON being refused drink ~ the STORE NO. IL
| Chrys yesterday afternoon seized an empty
| beer krp IN front of tho premises and threw IL nc
| the window breaking "a pane OF plate glass of the
| value of $50. she was ch rged with malicious ms
chief before Justice Gardner yesterday at the Essex
Market Police Court, aud was held for trial In de-
fault OF 5000 bail.
| WOMEN LOOKING FOR RELATIVES.
Barbara Wesch, wnO arrived On the steamship
| Hammona, from Ebern, Germany, yesterday, with
two ohillrrn was unable find her husband George.
who came to this country several years ago, ana was
| sunno.ed by her To Oe living with Andreas SchIaI,
| Mrs Welscts brother in Tenth-ayc near One-hun-
dred nd-eighteenth-st. Theresa ChallnsNy, young
woman from BromDerg, who arrived on the same
steamer wished to find her uncle, named Lowcn-
tnal who came here forty years ago. She Thought
that lie was keeping restaurant
poISGs OF THE HoP-DEALERs
| T. b. Merrill Yesterday was elected chairman and
John n SOFT secretary Of the hop-dealers of tins
clty The dealers adopted resolution. To be sent
to all hop-deaers III the country that " III order To
| obtain united action rs regards the tare rule
adopted by the United States Brewers Congress at
their last annual convention. 10 Will DO Tor the IN
terest OF all dealers. irrespective OF residence 10
unite and adopt some uniform rule among tneLl-
| growersD committee was appointed TO extend An