New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-12
NETWORK CITY.


Fines to the amount Of 500 90 were collected
In the various police courts last month.
The articles Of incorporation Of the Manhat ian
Railway News Company were MED yesterday INC
capital stock Is fixed at SlOOOOo,
Unsafe buildings reported yesterday: Nos IL
Bayardst l42 Fran klIn-st.. 2S HeuTy-st, 324 last
Forty-secoDd-st. and 81 and 90 last seventy
seycnth-st.
Directions were given by Inspector Esterbrook
Yesterday for the placing o. tire-escaDes on IT.
Joscph's Orphan Asylum at Avenue and LighV-
ninth-st.
NEW CROP TEAs ARRIVING.
The Pacific Mail steamship City OF Pekin has
brought the first garden parcels Of the new sea-
son Of Japan teas. The quality II SAID TO DO equal
of abot Is Der cent as compared with last seasons
prices
PASSENGERS BY THE BRITANNIC.
Among the passengers who arrived from LiVerpooi
BY TIC White Star Line steamship Britannia jester
day were j. Pinrrepont Morgan. Charles Lanier,
Baron de Ropp and the Rev. Ragor Verbiest.
MR. BoNYNGE INDICATED.
Robert Bouynge has received a letter from An
thony Comstock who discaims having had any
thought of charging Mr.. Bonynte with committing
perinTy before Police Justice White. IN connection
with the alleged assault upon aud arrest OF the
Sherlifs messenger, Rickard
THE NEW cHIEP CLERK or THE APPRAISERS OFFICE.
Captain William II. Benjamin. who entered the
Customs service i'm 1869, as an Inspector mas been
DromOted 10 the position of chief clerk IN the ONCE
of General Alexander L. Kstchum appraiser OF THIS
port Captain Benjamin has served as an inspector
dict ana is well aud fayorably known to travellers
by the ocean steamship lines.
REFUSING TO TILL HOW HE WAS STABBED.
Daniel Murphy, young vagrant. was taken 10
the Chambers Street Hospital from the lodging
house at No. 81 James-st, yesterday morning SUI
fering from stab wound IN the Iight SIDE. u was
| Sunday night in Chatham square. Murphy, now
ever refused to give any information.
| WORMS IN THE CRoTON WATER PIPES.
| A messenger was sent by Norwood g. Co. of No.
hist n
| with letter and bottle containing earth worms
| The letter stated that the worms came from the
Croton water pipes III the firms Office. SANITARY
Superintendent Day a reply to the effect that
complaint should oa made at the Department Of
SIZZLING sMUGGLED CIGARS.
| Captain Brackete and his officers yesterday went
| OH board OF the brig Carrie Bertha, which arrived
| from MatanZas on Saturday, and made thorough
search of the vessel which resulted in tho seizure
of $50 cigars of the finer brands. -Four thousand
OF these cigars were found IN barrel maIEed
| and Seaman Prince were arrested upon charges OF
| smuggling.
an ESCAPED LUNATIC SELLING LEMONADE.
Policeman Crowley, OF the Mulberry street squad
| Yesterday arrested Thomas Harnett one of the two
| lunalcs who escaped from the Insane Asylum at
| Poughkeepsle on April 20. Ever since the opening
| lemonade quietly at the New-York entrance. No
one suspected that he was crazy until he was rec
! ognized by physician who had examined MN
| before he was sent to the asylum.
| CONVICTION OF All FOO AND HIS WIFE
In the Court of Special Sessions yesterday All
Foo and his wife jennie were tried for keeping an
| opium Joint and q dIsordery house AT No. Peli-st
| The place was entered by the police on May ~
| and number of inmates were arrested but subse-
ouently discharged. Wing Long, one OF these, gave
| evidence on which the couple we're convicted All
| Foo was sentenced to serve months imprisonment
| in the PenitenUary and TO pay hDe OF TloO. his
| vile fined similar amount
| A pRUYKHs TAILOR AND HIS SICK WIFE.
| SUPERINTENDENT Malllng yesterday directed the
| police TO search for Peter Anderson. drunken
tailor thrty-eIgr years old, who has been missing
| from his home at No. PAT East lhirtieth-st. SINCE
| Thursday evening. Information OF his disappear
auce was gwen at Police Headquarters by his WIFE,
| vino was suffering IRON dIphtnerIa. she SAID he
| came home drunk on Thursday evening, and alter
| abusing her III a most cruel manner, he broke all
! left her without money 10 buy more medicine. Mr.
| Walhng sent the woman to Bellevue Hospital
Anderson will be arrested as soon as he Is found.
CHEAP FEEDING FOR SAILORS.
| Collector Robertson yesterday opened BIDS 1or
furnishing sailors rduons for men employed IN the
revenue cutter service at this port with the follow
inc reeult GIlchrist & Tobey 6er to furnish them
AZ the rate OF Is cents a day for each man g. A..
| Jones a. Co.. 49, 20 cents; Rowland A. Robinson
% 9S cents; WhiUlOck, SelOver * Co.. 20sa cents,
| and w. 5. Abbey, jr., a. Co., 2Ol2 cents. The ra-
uons to be furnished are the same as those provided
for the Navy, Tor which the Government allows 20
| cents each day. The awards will be made by tho
Secretary of the Treasury.
SALE OF MRS. PARsELDs COLLECTION.
The sale Of the collection OF brlc-a-bIac bronZes,
furniture and paintings belonging 10 Mrs. Della L.
s. Parnel, OF BOrdcntowI, M j., was begun yester-
day at Leayitts Cutlery No. SIT Broadway. There
| was good attendince and prices were lair. Many
| good bargains vert made ~ knowing buyers Cut
glassware. Bohen IAN glassware, haioiica And