New-York tribune., 1883-06-19

Hutchinson suit before Judge Lawrence.
sentencing Of John Devoy bg Judge GOWN
Republican Central Committee meeting at Republican
Packer Collegiate Institute commencement In
New-York Press Association Convention at Sew.York
Hotel and public meeting at Madison square ineaue.
Commencement of l.. /. Hospital College at brooAyn
COney Island Jockey Club races at shcepshead Bay
NETWORK CITY.
The Rev. Arthur J. Donnelly pastor of St MI
chael's Roman Catholic Church, in West thirty
secondst is seriously i'll at the pastoral residence
No. 3S3 Ninth-ave. %
RoBBING AN IMMIGRANT.
julius Schubert an immigrant, reported at Castle
Garden yesterday that at a. IN. he was KNOCKED
down in West-st. and robbed OF his coat and vest
and $l6.
POISONED BY ACCIDENT.
An inouest was held yesterday by Coroner Martin
in the case of Nicholas Pulicastez, Italian rsn'
picker who died from poisoning on the "a OF June'
verdict of accidental poisoning was rendered
THE DANGERS ATTENDING soMNAMBULIsM.
While walking in bis sleep at No. 59l Broome ST.
at go a. IN. yesterday, James Taylor, age twenty
nne went cut cut OF as sIGaI brcaki0S both his
legs. The police took hun to St. FmcenPs HOS
pital.
NOT VIOLATION OF THE PENAL CODE,
Mr. w Loewenthal, ticket agent on Pier No. y,
North River, for the Long Branch steamer plymouth
Rock, was arrested on Sunday upon charge OF
violating the Penal Code by selling tickets on the
terday the latter discharged him.
A POLICEMAN FINED FOR DRUNKENNESS.
In the Tombs Police Court yesterday ONCE
Thomas McNulty. of the Sixta Precinct was
McNulty declared that he was suffering from the
effects of the heat instead of from liquor. justice
Ford, however, fined him SlO.
RECOMMENDING THAT PRECAUTIONS BE TAKEN.
An inquest held yesterday by coroner
Kennedy III the case of the Italian who was killed
on the evening Of June by fail from an Elevated
ctahf hat ahOnl0
be adopted by the railroad company to prevent such
accidents
KINDERGARTEN TEACHERS.
The commencement OF the New-fork Seminary
for Kindrrgarten teachers at No. East Twenty
secOnd-st conducted by Professor John hrsus ana
Mrs ~ Kraus- Boelte, took place last evening;
The exercises consisted OF vocal ana
music and essays read by members OF the gradual
ing class.
ACCUSED or TRAMPIING HER CHILD TO DEATH:
Belle Nugent of No. 353 East seyenty-third-st,
was held in the Yorkville Police Court yesterday
TO await the action of the Coroner. She s accused
of causing the death of her three year-od child by
tramplIng upon it while she was under the iniiu-
ence OF liquor.
OFFICER SMITH RELEASED on BAIL
John w. Smith. the policeman who shot and
killed Patrick Reagau,was yesterday afternoon re-
leased from the Tombs Robert J. Brown, builder,
of No. 1870 West Forty-ffth-st.. gave bail IN the
sam of so 900. Smiths behavior caused consider,
able comment IN the court: room, where no strutted
about aud appeared to feel prond oil his uhehVhDie
position.
Syw AND FAST FRENCH STEAMERS CONTEMPLATED.
The contracts of the French Transatantic steam.
expire ~ about two years, and the company Is al
ready talking OF building new nect 0f vessels IL
is expected that the French Government Will require
a mean speed OF l5l2 knots an hour Nothing
definite has been settled upOn yet
yo SIGH ADDRESS AS THAI OWEN BY LOST GIRL.
A pirl eleven years old. VINO said she was Sadie
Herrick OF No. 155 East Tenihst,, Hackensaek,
N J. was lost in the Twentieth Precinct yesterday
mornlng and a policeman took her to Police Head
quarters A Telegram was sent TO llackensack and
an answer was returned that there was no such
Mace as No 100 East Tenth-st. IN the town.
ONE WOMAN STABBED BY ANOTHER.
AtNo James-st. late on Sunday night Bertha
Smith. age twenty -four. and Della Monde, home
less woman, engaged In quarrel IN which the
Liter was stabbed by her adversary IN the breast
Tbe injured woman was taken TO the Chambers
Street Hospital and her assailant was held IN the
Tombg Police Court yesterday TO await tho result
of her injuries.
wAITIxo FOR JUSTICE At YoEKyILE.
Justlce Herman, having been sick for several
days. was to have been relieved from attendance at
the Yorkyille Police Court yesterday. Owing to
some misunderstanding as TO who was to act IN bis
place, the Court was left without a Judge
Justice HuTGy was t G. ona ar IF
the business OF the Harlem Court
suE BANK CLEEKs LEAGUE.
The certificate OF Incorporation OF the Bank
CLERKS, League was filed yesterday. Thomas Hill
Gnuse. Thomas L. James O.D. Baldwin, 4. BALDWIN,
r. III Pullen w. A. Camp. j. X. Scott, George Mon
taoue Frederick n. Lawrence, T. V. Low, l.. A.
0ninfard. +. F. Olcott and w. ID. Searles are the
xcnrnorators aud trustees for tho first year. The
object of the que that OF lite Insurance COM
pany on the cooperative piah
WOMAN ABLE TO DEFEND HERsELP.
Mary Furv a young grl living at No. $40 East
Seventv-tbiTd ST.. quarTcilcd with William Nichol-
son. a tenant in the same house, yesterday, and
struck him on the head with bae-stick; His skull
IL tLonght TO be fractured and he was taken 10 the
prrsbvferian Hospital. In the Y0rkyille Police
Court the woman was held by Justice Ford TO await
the result OF NichoIsons injuries She says that he
first insulted her and then threw brick at her.
ONE INMATE or THE HOUSE or DETENTION.
The iail.like buildings at No. 2O3 Mulberry-st.,
built dozen years ago by tins city as House OF
Detention for Witnesses had only one boarder yes
tcTGav Last week there were fOur-two men and
two Wooen--but three OF them nave since been re-
leased The Sergeant III charge OF the House of
Detentiun said that he lad been there for seven
veats and the number Of witnesses had never been
80 few before.
TIE NEW YORK METAL EXCHANGE.
At a meeting of the New YORK Metal Exchange
yesterday, a resolution proyiding or an increase IN
mem be-ship was adopted. The Initiation lees were
dYpd al $3.50 each for the lrst4O new members,
$3.50 each for the next 90. 5000 each Tor the fol-
iowinp 80 and 81 900 thereafter. The conditions
| imposed by the Exchange require that applications
for mem bership shall be made on or before July l
and rs aud september Tor the first three classes
Tespcctively IL is understood that Al applications
| have been received already. Tpi'
CAPTURED AFTER MANY DAYS.
John Sullivan age twenty-one, OF No III Liber-
| tv.st yeslerday was charged with highway rob-
| bery in the Tombs Police Court. On May ~ mes
| senger for Rothschlld d Co.. button-hole manutac-
| turers drew $3.50 from the Mechanics and Traders
Bank which was to be used in paying the employees.
| On his way back in a Bleecker-st. car he was
| attacked by fellow who snatched the wallet con-
| tanning the money and escaped. Sullivan was
arrested on suspicion OF being thc roDDer ana was
| ommitted for EXAMINATION
A THIFyING DRY-GooDs CLERK.
A member OF the firm OF Whitney 81 Matthews,
dry. goods commission merchants at No So Leonard
ST. told the police recently that some one of their
employees was stealing articles from the store. De-
| tectye. Sergeants Adams aud Crowley came to the
conclusion that James L. Sheerer, a salesman living
at Sixth-ave and Twentieth-st., was the thief They
| arrested him yesterday afternoon in a siIth-aye.
articles on which he mad received Sl53 The amount
of his stealings from the store is believed 10 be