New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-14


terday. looking Ike a flock OF sea-gulls or a COM
munity of aerial tadpoles
RESCUED BY A POLICEMAN.
William Bates. of No. 032 Putnam-aye., BROOK
lyn Tell overheard at Per No. 80 East River, yes
terday and was rescued from drowning by Follce'
man Raymond. OF the Thirteenth Precinct.
KILLED by FALLING AGAINST A RAILING.
Charles Clark. twelve years old. fell against q
railing IN West FourtL-st. on sunday, ana received
injuries from which he died yesterday at his home,
No . Jones-st.
GUEsT or SUPERINTENDENT wALLTNG.
W. W. sale. ex-Mayor OF Charleston, y c., was
the guest Of superintendent Wailng at rolico
Headquarters yesterday, and was shown all the
curosities in the building.
srAnTISG FOR CHICAGO TO PLEAD LARD CASE.
Anderson Fowler, and his counsel, Emory A.
Storrs started Tor Chicago yesterday To- III axe their
argument b fore the Chicago Board OF Trade IN the
McGeOch- Fowler lard aduiteTatlOn case to-mOtrOW'
IMMIGRANT ARRIVALS YESTERDAY.
The following number OF immigrants arrived al
this port yesterday by the steamships named:
Epypt 27B; Siena l6l Burgundia los; Chateau
Latte 81, ana Leasing bS3 total or 1.-Two
persons.
RETURN OF FIRE COMMISSIONERS GORMAN.
Fire Commissioning German. VINO has been travel
lug in the Western states aud Territories Tor
several weeks, returned TO the city gu saturday
evening lie at his Office At Fire headquarters
yesterday.
sTABBING HIS WIFE Win CARVING KNIFE.
Maran Lyons. age thirty-hve, n laDOrcr, returned
10 his home At 80. l52 Cherry-st on sunday night,
IN drunken condition and stabbed his vile Ellen.
on the lett side with carving kniie. lie was held
Tor trial yesterday at the Essex Market Court
GREETING A NEW CUNARD COMMODORE.
The Cunard steamship SeryIa, which arrived at
I'm, port Yesterday. WAS under the command of
Captain Cook, VINO has been appointed Commodore
of the Cunard fleet In place of Captain John Leitch
VINO recently died Dock Commissioner Laimbeer
ana other friends greeted the arrival OF the new
Commodore, VINO VIII De entertained NJ the Ore
wort House few days
A
Michael Vesey. laDorer, sxtv-cght years old,
fell from the second story into the cellar oil the new
building at Ihrd-aye. and Undergraduates. late on
sunday night, and became insensibc from his III
jures He was not discovered until yesterday
morning when the police sent him To the Presbyte-
ran Hospital. NeSey llNeu NJ fllst-a'e' anu
Seventy-eighth-st
CHARGED WITH MAKING FALSE ENTRY.
Adolph Racer, of the firm Of Dawes, Turner ~ Co.,
express agents, at No; 10 bto1uMaS, was c0uI-
against Jacob Abnesch OF Staten Island, VINO Is
employed by the firm As cashier The defendant Is
accused OF having made on August 10. an entry III
the looks OF $l97 paid 10 the company's Custom
House agent, whereas IL is alleged That he paid
only S07. lie was held IN 81 900 bail for trial.
A PAwNBROKER FINED.
Mayor Edison yesterday rendered his decision III
the ease OF julius Spclro, the representative ct
Joseph Mahier "A pawnbrokerat No. 30I lhlrd-aVe
Thc complainant was Edward Day, who pawned
eiubt pairs of shoes and when he wished 10 redeem
them was charged more than the pawnbIOkers
legal rate of interest. The Mayor decided that
AneI
rate of interest. The Mayor also fined the pawn
broker go
BURGLARY AND FELONIoUs ASSAULT.
John Ulrich age Twenty-Five, OF No. 90 Nillett
at WHO has already served term for a burglary,
was arraigued before Justice Duly yesterday. at
Essex Market Police Court, for having forciDly
tered the rooms of Mrs. Charlotte Cohen, at No.
24g Broomc OD Sunday night. with the intention
TO steal money aud jewelry, aud for having dis
charged one barrel of revolver a. MIS- Conen,
who Is seventysX years OF age The buletipenetrated
her forehead. Uiuch was held to answer without
bail.
AN OLD OFFICE-HOLDER.
Among Mayor Edson's visitors yesterday was
| Varnum =. Mills who N cighty-Onc years old. He
| gave the MAYOR some OF mis- "reminiscences. He
a messenger for two years In the employ Of COmmo
| dore Perry. lie atterward one OF the old city
watch and did duty in the riot of 1888 aud the
great lire of 1888. In 1897 he was appointed city
marshal by Mayor Clark, and as such was attached
TO the Marine Court Tor thlrty-threo years He cee
brated his golden wedding In 1875 lie the father
of twelve children forty grandchildren land three
great grandchildren.
WOUNDED BY A BULLET FROM TOY PISTOL.
Frank McLarney, age thirteen, living at No. 265
| West Thrty-thrd-st. was playing with toy pistol
| In Bleeckerst. yesterday when it accidentally
| discharged and the bullet entered the cheek of
Francis Riley, broom pedler. of No. 23 Hum
| bodt-st., Brooklyn. McLarney was arrested and
arraigned in the Jefferson Market Police Court,
| when Riley refused to make II complaint against
| him. Justice Gardner, however, committed Nc
Larney in default of $40 fine for violating o cor
poration ordinance.
CASKS OF ASSISTED IMMIGRANTS.
| Lena Fischer and Katy Weinberger, each with
| two children. will be returned from Castle Garden