New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-26
NETWORK CITY.

at Bath has been paid to Mr. g. 5. Coe treasurer OF
| the Chldren's Aid Society.
TIE FIRST sIIEEPSHEAD OF THE SEASON.
The first shrepshead of the season were caught N
| the Great South Bay Yesterday and were offered
for sale Fulton Market The run OF blueilsh IS
now very large In the Great South Bay.
TRYING TO sMUGGLE THRTY-sI SIX WATCHES
Inspector Daniel Sullivan, of the Custom House;
Yesterday seized twcuty-sx silver and ten gold
watches, which he found concealed on the person OF
an immigrant who arrived on tie steamship Penn
land.
THE CITIZENS LINE TO TROY.
The steamers Saratoga and City of Troy, OF
the Citizens Line having been rented are nlah
ing regular nightly trips between thus city ana
Troy. An excellent table, and speed. comfort
aud safety assured TO passengers by these boats
KILLED BY A COAL CART
Jenny Mcdowell, age twO was run over ana
killed by coal cart near her home at No. 4O7 East
One-hundred and twclth-st. on Thursday evening.
The driver. jeremiah fotten of No. l26 East one
hundred and-tweith-st., was arrested
KILLED BY FALLS.
While PLAYING on pile OF lumber near her nome
ut Second-ave and NInctythird-st. Yesterday Julia
Marley, age seven, was accidentally Killed by,
fall. William Dressed, IA yonng German, was also
killed by falling out OF hfth-stOTy window at No.
40 Norfok-st.
STOCKING THE HUDSON WITH STAD
A million and a bali young llye sh2T were
shipped from Washington yesterday to l.. G. Black
ford, State Fish Commissioner, under whose dIrcc-
ton they will he planted in me Hudson River to-
dav. They will arrive III special car and Will be
taken to Troy.
GIFT TO THE PETrG COOPER STATUE FUND.
Tie Marvin safe winch constructed and
decorated for exhibition AT he time OF the opening
of the Brooklyn Bridge Will he sold az auction az
Wall and Broad SITS. at noon to-day. The proceeds
will he given to tho fund for statue of Peter
Cooper as contribution from the employees oil the
Marvin safe Company.
FLOWERS FOR THE SICK,
Tho rooms OF the New-lOTk Flower Mission at
No 239 Fourth-ave rear, Will he open every Mon
day and Thursday during the summer for the recep-
ZION of flowers fruit and Jelly for the sick IN hOSp
tails and tenement houses. The attendance OF all
ladies who are wiling 10 assist in the work Is
earnestly requested by the MISSION
CENsURING TIE IMMIGRANT COMMISSIONERS
An inquest was held Yesterday by Coroner Mar
tim in the case of Guiana Gulseppi. an Italian
patient in the Immigrant Hospital on Wards Is
land who escaped from his ward while dclrlous
and drowned himself III the river The jury cen
suIcd the linn grant Commissioners iOr the careless
ness OF the employees
FUNERAL or MATTHEW ARBUCKLE.
Funeral services were hel ycs.er lay at y o. JIG
West Twenty-s-cOnd-st., over Matthew Arbuckle,
the cornct- Jlayer. Gilmore Band played luheial
conducted hy the Rev Mr.. Ialmage Numerous
floral offerings graccd the room. lac body WAS
taken to Woodawn Cemetery and placed tenn
pOrarly IN receiving vault
CUPS FROM IuE PRINCESS LOUISE.
Collector Robertson mas received two SILVER cups
from tine Princes Louise, consigned 10 the care oi
griyed by Tiffany for presentation, one to ), ii.
1rimrnngham ot Bermuda. a prominent resident
whose Inequalities were accepted by the Princess
on her Tccclt VISIT there, ana the Otncr 10 Inc Der
muda Royal Yacht Club.
4 NEW TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
Tie certificate of Incorporation OF the Southwest
ern telegraph and Ielcphoue Company was hed
yesterday. The companys lines are to run from
Syracuse and Saratoga, ~ u, to Galveston,
Tex. The capital stock IL fixed at T2,0o0O0O.
The cOrpOrltOrs are Charles j. Gddcn j. y. Keller
l.. L. Dourls William II. Bent. George NOIthing
ton, William A. lngcn and Logan II. Roots.
MR.. HURIBET's COLLECTION TO BE SOLD.
An extraordinary sale OF pictures, TAPESTRIES and
artistic brlc-a-brac beng the COLLECTIONS made
during twenty years by William Henry Hurlbert,
will take place on next Thursday and Friday, on
the eve of Mr.. IIuilbcrts departure for Europe.
The collections inclunc, among other mastcIp pieces,
one OF the largest OF Turner'S pictures of Venice,
pronounced by all who have it to be the finest
Turner ever brought to this country.
A PoIICEMAN's INSTRUMENTATION
John T.. Brennan "a policeman OF the Eighteenth
Precinct. was arralgned by Sergeant Cahl of the
Fourteenth Precinct, before Justice Power ycser-
day at the TUmbs Police Court. brennan was de-
tailed at the City Hall Park on Thursday during
the ceremonies OF the Bridge opening, and on being
given an order by the Sorgcantwho was then acting
as his superior officer, Brennan struck him and |
knocked OH bis hal. He said that he had acted on
the impulse OF the moment and while he was III Il |
state OF temporary excitement and that he was |
unable to account for his act lie was required to
bonds III $500 Tor trial II the Court of Special
Sessions.
A FIGHT BETWEEN A POLICEMAN AND PRISONER. |
In the Jefferson Market POlIce Court Yesterday |
morning Sergeant James Is. W llson of the Ninth |
Precinct, appeared before Justice Patterson with |
his face bruised and his right eye dscoiored aud |
closed. lie had III custody roughly dressed man |
whose head was badly mashed. Sergeant Wilson |
stated that while the way to inspection he found
the prisoner lying III "A drunken sleep. lie ordered
the man to move on. when the fellow made savage
attack on him, Wilson lost possession of his clue,
but lie TegaIned il and used t with such effect on
the mans head that he submitted to arrest The
prisoner described himself az Peter Crowley, age
thirty, an English marine fireman. lie was COM
mItied Tor trial
THE WAR on The GAMBLERS.
Lottery and gambling cases again occupied the
attention OF Judge Cowng yesterday in the Court
of General Sessions. When the Of John Fur !
MSS who was indicted for selling lottery tickets at
the defendant was dead. The other indicted per-
sons whose cases were called pleaded guilty and
were sentenced. john Hughes, a lottery dealer al
No. AttorneysI.. was sent to the Penltentlary for
ten days. The Others who were all indicted for |
selling lotteryshps, were fined 800 each. They
were John Parker, No 463 Ihird-avc Henry |
Pepper No. 20S Greene-st., LOUIS PetrOwsky, No. |
300 East Forty-slxth-st., Walter King, no. 20
West Forty-thrd-st, and Francis Cody, No. 20
Crosby-st .
The Fourth Brigade n. G.. 5. n. Y. under Brig
idier-General Browncll, has been ordered to be IN
readiness for a field day. on June 20.
Mrs. Franceska Martins, age ffty-four, of East
New-fork. l.. l. while riding on car IN Fulton-st.
rom Cypress Hills to her hOmc Thursday after
noon, died of heart disease.
The first sunstroke Of the season was that of
Andrew Teekly, age hity-seyen' of No. H. Wal
Sorth-st., on Thursday afternoon. lie taken
o st. GATHERINGS Hospital.
George Humnell, age forty, of No. 34S North
second-st., while working III Oxuard's sugar re-
inery at Water and Dock SIS yesterday, fell do Nn
IN open hatchway. lie was taken to the Long Isl
lnd College Hospital where lie died.
Crandall the ell-known Brook yn dealeri in toys.
las introduced number OF new designs In baby |
carriages this season that are marves of comfort |
md durability. The house has been III existence
or more than forty years.
James Clifford, of No. 147 Smith-st. was among |
he prisoners i'll the Third Precinct Police station
or drunkenness on Thursday night. When he be- |
anne sober ne sad he had lost TWO drafts for f4JO |