New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-06

The Citizens Savings Bank, at the Bowery and
Canal ST.. has been enlarged TO twice its orie.na
siz- the addition being twin neutrality-suspicious.
building.
PISTOL EXPLOSION AT CASTLE GARDEN.
Threr men went to Castle Garden YESTERDAY
morning and tried to force tneir way I uUs .sv
western ca e. where the redou6taole Jonn Husssy
mounted guard Iiussey IOrcIbly eJrcted one o tie
men at the same time hitting him light zap WIN
being loaded, then and there exploded" and the
throe TO * To their heels THIS gave rise 10 sensa-
tiona reports of an attempt on dusseyS iire'
TOO FoRCEFUL EJEcThENT OF TRAMP.
An unknown man having the appearance OF u
trump was taken to the New-York Hospital at MO
night Tuesday, suffering from a irac uIeu Shu,i
Edward Becker. bartender al NO 3op o,,na Couri,
was arragned in Jefferson Market Pohce Gourc
Yesterday ON the charge of having assauiteu tne
man. He said that he ejected bum rom us
saloon twice on Tuesday night using no more thau
nee ssary force. Becker gave bail in 5000 to an
swer
A swITCHMAN RUN OVER AND KILLED.
lanes Kelly q swItchman empiobed Dy the HUI
son River Railroad Company was run over of a
freight locomotive aud instantly kiIie ~ INC looo
of West seventy early ytsterda' m0Iu'
ing HIS mangcd body was 'nVryed III an aihpu-
Incc 70 the Nlnefy-ninth Street Hospital ami the
Coroner was requested 10 make an investlgati",ae
Kelly WAS G,y-nve years old and lived at No. 4OS
Wes Thiuy-sixth-st. No arrests IN the case "ero
made by the police OF the Thrty-hrst Precinct.
PIlRs THAT ARE OUT or REPAIR.
| At NEE inc OF the Dock Com nlsSioders yesDe,-
| day IT was decided to cose Pier No: A. East RIVER.
| aud Pier No. 81, North River. The hrst OF throo
pirrs i. old ana 1t Il considered dangerous TO con-
| ii Iuc its The other pier Is III neeu o. Iepaia
A sutt has Tor Years been pending between the cltV
| and G. f.. AppeDy, VINO claims To own Tue uplaIus
adjoining he pier. aud rec"n " an iIInne,lon was Vas
| ssJled which prevents the city from putting the
pier in "A lit cunlitioI tor ns~. contract To pullu
piers at the foot 81 Elst Eghty-sIxtn-st anu '" est
iilty-ninth-st. was awarded
STORMS REPORTED BY sHIP. MASTERS
| The steamer Devon, OF BRISTOL, which arrived AZ
| tins p,rt yesterday reported having experienced
heavy gales aud high seas thronghou 20 enG
| When inc STEAMER was IN latitude az. lohgl'uuo
| 40 she encountered a remarkabl, severe Storm
winch blew up from the SOU neast. The wlnu
| changed from noutleast 10 northwest III t"cntJ
fonr bourA The Swedish bark Aukath"r when
arrived at this port yesterday forty DAVIS our
from Hull. England reoorird thai she ehGountel1u
| n hurricane uu August 20 III latitude 10 longituuo
| GSp which earned away her fore and main-top-
S,Ilant masis VITA yards and sails. he barometer
| Tell to $3.50 while the storm was In progress
| SUSPECTED or BoND-sTEAIING.
| Detective Sergeant Roger, of the Central Uhce,
Yesterday arraignrd ut tho bar OF the lombs romeo
CcurI John NJ. Scoiield. age f0riy-seVrn' Oh ~.
! Chntou-piace. lie arrested the man on snsPlclon
| that he was implicated the theft OF seventeen
| buds Of the Cincinnati. docking Va'lry ana
| Toledo Railroad Company OF $1,000 each wh'ch
werr stole from tue oiire Of William t. Ioun.
| lawyer a No. Is Broadway, on August 80 EDWARD
| C. MdCurn, "a broker, Oh No. l4o west iiec"tn-
at was arrested lad week Tor the larceny Uut eA-
| ANIMATION in his case WAS postponed, when 10 was
learned that sc"tied was IN 20 SION Oh inc T S
| curilies aud haa negotiated Tor their sale' ino
| prisoner was remandcd untll to-day
| sHoPIIFTFR CAUGHT.
| Mary Newman, who said she Was dres'InaKer
| living in Brooklyn, was arraiHned IN the Jefferson
| Market Police Court yesterday 10y Oihcer Carr, Oh
| the Fifteenth Precinct The complainant against
her was Albert +. Cawdrey. salesman IN the eni,
poy of samuel %%odw,n uea'e. lie stated
Il at Mrs. Newman entered the store NJ a1out noon
Yesterday and sccrred IN concealed pocket OF Ter
dress nnety-three yards OF black sailn de chlne
yaIncd N 500 She was seen 10 take the property
nv Andrew MalOy, o porter. and followed 10
iourt-rnth-st. and Unlyrrslty-pIace wpeie no
| ...,Io Had herf A
| Officer Carr of the Fifteenth Precinct, then ar
rested her. Mrs Newman was committed Tor e1-
animation on Friday.
BROOKLYN.
Deaths last week, 262; births, ISL marriages. So.
Permits for the erection of 276 new buildings, TO
| cost 6. OSl. 1878. were granted in August.
Ten persons died in BROOKLYN last week from old
age ranging In years from srty-hVe To Ninety
L ne PhenX Fire Insurance Company mas ToneWed
its charter for thirty years under the State law
Anumbcr OF forged drafts for 800 upon the
Sprague National Bank. which was lately estaD-
hsbed have been discovered. IL is believed that
the blanks stolen from the printers -Four arc
| known 10 have been passed.
John FLYNN has begun suit against the lnterna-
tIonal steamship Company TO recover SoooO ~
damages for injuries received by scaidlng iIou
steam while acting AS night Waterman on the
, | steamship Begehiand.
Charles r. Jackson has begun suit for an abso
| Int, divorce from Mrs. Emma Jackson, alleging un
que Intimacy with Hat " Lyons. who moves II
! good society in Hanson place The Jacksons have
: been married five wears and have one child
Police Commissioner Jourdan YESTERDAY deprived
two policemen, Miles O'Relly and James keegan
OF their clubs for sixty DAYS Tor "antJhiy eluooinp
. aud abusing citizens they were also hned teL
, DAYS pay each OReilly charged the man ht
{ elnbbrd, James Fitzpatrick with assault and the
case was tried by Justice Massey, VINO hned ftz'
Q patrick $40 and upheld o Reilly IN his ciuophH'
BEFORE Justice Walsh, yesterday, Mrs. Lavina
Buckley. colored. age twenty. seven, who has 9
praudchild year old, charged the chllds mother
p age fifteen. with clipping with her husoann
inc GIRLS stepfathrr, AM was sent to the Depart
ment of Clarilirs and Correction, where the youth
full mother deniel having gone away with the young
: | grandmother's husband
v JERSEY CITY.
9 Thomas Malone are fiye of No. ZIG Thirteenth
. | at fell into a bonfire near his home YESTERDAY
g morning and was badly burned that he died s0or
y | aiterward .
r A vouno German, who had only been in Thu
connfrv n short time, ami who was Known a.
i zoe" was struck by q P-nnsy!vania RAILROAD sH
u tram on the Hackensack bridge at $50 O'Clock yes
,.rdav of ernoon aud killed Tue unfortunate maj
= was on his way IT, the Pennsylvania Railroad Shop
" on the Hackensack meadows, where he was EN-
:, | ployed as night watchman.
=, NEW-JERSEY.
uo,oxvx-The new addition to st. Mary's Hos
: ntal which has been erected at cost OF SoO,OOU
70 viii be dedicated by Bishop Wiggey on Sunday.
y ORANGE-rhe funeral of the Kew; James
l,hnrcb took ace yesterday III tho parish chulcl
- whrre he served Tor nearly half a century. IN
a s,rvices were conducted by Bishop Starkry; a
10 7.2o a m there was a plain celebration OF the Ho
u Communion both 10 th" parish church and IN 81
~ | Marks chapel IN the valley. Al Tue CONCLUSION U
90 Tie services the body viewed by the conerega
nS Ton Oh the south porch of the cnuIch, Among I'd
H. nrr,ons present we're nearly all the pronlnen
p,argv nf Ihe diocese ana clergyman from New lor
and other cites Al IL o'clock the collin wa
he closed and the bearers the Reys; +. Z. Putnam
n1 I n Stansbnry X. n Merritt, William e. Earring
ot t,n Joseph H. Smith and 4. Is. Boggs, and hlessr
T., g. 4 Walton and Alfred Mills, bore the body INT
~ tne church the clergy and Others forming In pro
% | cession The funeral services were then held an
.n tna nrocession reforming letJ the church for th