New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-11
NETWORK CITY.

A certificate cha glng the name of the Bank Of
Banks to the Columbia Bank was filed yesterday
The Board of Estimate aud Apporionmcnt yes
tcrday distributed among charitable institutions
$4,000 OF excise moneys.
INSPECTOR BYRNrs AND HIS DETECTIVES
Inspector Byrnes Issued his orders to tine precinct
detective. for the first time al Police Headquarters
Yesterday. He stated that no changes would be
made Tor some time.
TIE BCDT OF LOST MAN FOUND N TIE RIVER
Thomas Brown, young laborer OF n. 142 West
Nneteenth-st, disappeared on April 10. HIS body
was recovered from the North River at Pier No. ~
yesterday. 1t was not know how he was drowned.
LAWYER HELD FOR TRIAL.
Thomas > GImwO9d. lawyer residing at No.
having obtained. by ucarS of IA Sc rrpGcscrtiilonS
"a 900 from Frank : Class, If No. l2O IOddwaY
was held for tlial in default Of $1,000 bail at the
the IOmbs Police Court Yesterday.
CONCERTS IN WASHINGTON SQUARE
Cappas seventh Regiment Bdad viii give q con-
cert in Washington Square this afternoon from > 10
: o'clock, and on successive Fridays during the
same hours. The expense i borne by number OF
public spirited citizens v no have raised land Tor
the purpose.
DYING FROM ALCOHOLISM.
An autopsy was made by Deputy Coroner Conway
Yesterday, and Susanna Knox. who was supposed to
have committed suicide by taking poison, was
found TO have died OF alcoholism. Coroner Kennedy
discharged her husband. John Knox, VINO had
heen arrested on suspicion If having caused her
death.
TIE COMMAND OF TIE WIMBLEDON TEAM
The National Rile Association l. dc~rOus OF plac-
ing AT the head of the Wimbledon team captain
coming from some other state than Newly ork.
Many names have been men toned. among them
Colonel }. o. l.. buInsldc. dispensing officer at the
United States Treasury 1T Washington. lie Is COM
mduGer OF the National Rifles al Washington.
LOTTERY DEALERS ARRESTED.
RouIdsman y lOole and Detective Weinberg. Of
Inspector MuIIdys stan, drIaIgncd before Justice
Patterson yesterday at Essex Market Police Court,
the following pollcy-dealers iol violating the law
at the places mentioned: Charles Wolf. No. ll3
Stanton::st John iIagan, No.. 3 Chryslie-st., aud
James Flanagan. No. ~ Orchard-st. they were
each required 10 give bail IN $500.
MORE UNSAFE BUILDINGS.
The buildings Nos. 430 and 432 Grecnwch-st.
and 341 West-st were reported as dangerously I'M
safe Yesterday and an examiner of buildings adj
vised that they be torn down Immediately. The
following structures were reported as needing re.
pairs: Nos. 496 and 19s Pearl-st.. 134 Greenwich
St. sol Third-avc. and AZ East tIity-SecOnd-st.
DROWNING HERSELF WHILE INSANE.
Mrs Mary Cunningham, the wlc OF Il trckman
AT No. 5l2 Fast FIftcenth-st., drowned herself III
tbe East River near her home. on Wednesday after
noon She had been insane on account of sickness
for some weeks. Her body was recovered late
Wednesday night. and her husband recognized it
at the MOrguc yesterday
THE kNICKEEB0CKER STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
The certificate Of incorporation Of the knickcr-
booker Steamboat Company vas filed yesterday.
The object Of tie company IS 10 buIld and manage
steamboats, of all descriptions. John Eugliss, John
Fuollss IT,. Charles Nj EngllSs. :. v White, 4. III.
Bowman and john f. Hoiinro are the corpo-
ratOrs.
TIE ANEEICAN TURF CLUB.
The certificate OF incorporation OF the American
Tprl Club WAS filed Yesterday. The club ia ncOrpO-
rated for social and lawful sporting purposes Jas.
Bell +. ". BrttOn. ChauuccY V. Bliss, James +.
Kelly and J. j. Mahony are the corporators. The
last three persons with Philip Dyer aud l.. o. APP
pcby. are the trustees for the first year
DANGERS TO COASTWIsE VESSELS.
CAPTAIN Reynolds, OF the Havana steamship City
of Washington reported yesterday having passed a
dangerous wreck IN the track OF coaSIwlSe vessels,
ten miles south of BaTnegat, IN ten fathoms of
water The maSts of the wreck. apparently a
schooner barely show above the surface.
SCHOOL BOYS oN A SUMMER CRUISE.
The nautical schoOshlp ~. Mays WAS tOwed
from her berth at East Iwcny-thlid-st. yesterday
10 Glen Cove, whence she VIII 60 on summer
cruise up the New-Eugaud coast and across tue
ocean. She Will sail from Nc.w-l -ondon for Lisbon
ON Nav Is, and thence 10 Madeira. The return
VOYAGE will begin about July l.
LIBERAL VIEWS or A COTTON MERCHANT
Nh Cummings, of Cummings ~ Bailey, cotton
merchants No. - Pearlst., said Yesterday that if
The Office boy. Frank Managn. who ran away with
~ o of the firms money on tuesday. was caught
he would only be punished by q rcprimaud
Mr. Cummings sand " don't believe in pun shing
such lads by impTi-oniug them with criminals; 1t
only tends to harden their characters
DEATH OF Man WHO WAS ROBBED.
Adolph HUM, age thirty-thTee, was a station
agent on the GOcTlltz-BeTlln Railroad, IN Germany
ana was penSIOucd because OF epilepsy. lie arrived
here on the steansh lp Nurnberg on Sunday last aud
went 10 all imui grant boaTdlug house. where he
druraed and robbed OF $50 ia American money IA
railroad ticket to Ncw~OI!cans t"O baggage checks
some clothing aud private papers. On Wednesday
night Huhn died III au epilepuc ut.
INCREASING TELEGRAPH FACILITIES.
The Baltimore and Ohio Telegraph Company will
lay a second cable across the Narrows ON Saturday
IL the weather should be pleasant Zach cable
contains saven wires. Additional wires between