New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-01
NETWORK CITY.


in this city received at the Custom House yes
| terday and forwarded to Washington.
The Produce Exchange decided yesterday by
| vote of 657 to 103 to make July q holiday. A
membership ticket was sold for $4,000
| The Newport Line steamer Newport will make q
special Sunday trip to Newpor to-day, leaving Pler
| No %, North River. at p. IN.
| Nathaniel Tompkins, home less man ffty1tive
years old. died suddenly IN front OF NO. l3o Essu
| FOrty-seventh-st yesterday.
NEW TELEPHONE COMPANY.
The certificate of Incorporation of the Chesa-
| peake and Potomac Telephone Company was hled
yesterday in the County Clerks office. The cap-
| tai stock of the company is fixed at $4,000
THE MISSOURI PACIFIC SUIT.
The Garrison suit was continued before heieree
| Robert L. Cutting testified further and NJ. A.
Cowdry another of the plaintiffs, was called to the
stand.
ONE WEEKS RENTS. LICENSES AND BATHS.
| The Department of Public Works received for
Croton water rents last week $50 Az Go. The free
baths were enjoyed by 100 100 men and boys and
| 50, 610 women and girls. Mayors Marshal McDeI-
mott granted 93S licenses and received ~ 454 %.
WANTING LOAN OF 100000.
The consent of majority-in number and inter
est--of the stockholders of the Bush Electric llu,
mlnatiDg Company to mortgage MS property ana
franchises to secure a loan Of S300,OOO was hied
yesterday in the County Clerks ohlce.
INCREASED NUMBER OF IMMIGRANTS THIS YEAR
The number OF Immigrants landed AT Castle Gar
den last month was 81 1867, 17S more than IN 1857.
The total arrivals for the SIX months ending yester
day were 224.404; while for 1882 there were
27s, $50. or 1881 more. The number landed last
week was S.05S.
STEALING HER MsTREsss DIAMONDS.
Maria NJ Mcclure of No Il East Ffty-eighth-
ST. at the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday,
charged Maria kerns, OF No 22l East y-seconu
ST., servant IN her employ. with stealing from her
room diamond iewery worth 81 AGO Justice
Duffy held the accused woman in $1,000 bail to
answer.
CHARGED WITH RoBBING HIS EMPLOYER.
m
ton-place was charged Yesterday. in the Jefferson
Market olceCourt. with keeping money collected
by him while in the employ OF BcadleStOn AZ
Woerz. brewers. of No. POI West feminist. lie was
held III 81, 900 bail for examination.
BIDS FOR RAISING THE NAYRIN.
Bids fer the removal OF the sun ken wreck OF the
steamer Nankin, which was run down AZ the Swasl
Channel over year ago. were opened yesterday at
the office of Colonel G. l.. Gillespie. Major of En-
gineers, In the Army Building. The bids ranged
from $4,000 TO SJ3,96l'
NOT Ills WIFE AFTER ALL.
John u. BollIn, Of st. Louis whose wife and two
children supposed TO have come 10 this coun-
try by the steamer France. of the French line on
March 10. mas been IN Randolph County, W.. Na.'
whittier he thought that he had traced his wife, in
a SWISS settlement. He has found that the woman
on track he was Is not Mrs. BOllin, ana lie Is
more distracted than before.
POLICEMAN M'NULTY AGAIN N TROUBLE.
Thomas McNulty, formerly "A patrolman IN the
Sixth Precinct. who two weeks ago was found hcip-
lessly intoxi Gated while on duty was yesterday
again prisoner IN the Iomhs Police Court lie
was charged with thrca enIng lifc. His appearance
Indicated that he had been on protractcd de-
bauch Yesterday morning McNulty entered the
hquor store at No. 2O5 Grand-st. and had several
drinks He then quarrellcd with Patrick IL. Kelly,
the bartender and threatened To blOw ms Drains
out. Thercupon he was placed under arrest.
PAssrNGERs CARRIED ny STEAMBOATS,.
Weekly reports required this season. as in
former years, TO be sent by the owners oil excnr-
giving the number of passengers carried on encn
TRIP. The Reports already made show, As lnr AS
they can be relied on. that none OF the excursion
steamers have had more than about half the NUN
Der of passengers allowed by the Inspectors or
course these statements are never allowed TO
show that there have been any more passengers
carried than the permits allow.
CHARGED 4 SECOND TIME WITH THE SAME OFFENCE.
David Goldstcln, an alleged receiver OF stolen
goods was locked mp at Police licadqulrteis late
on Friday night on "A bench warrant lie was ar
rested in this city nearly three years ago. when he
kept iewelry store AT No. lGl DIvislon-st. Then
stolen from No. 60 Nassau-st. lie was released on
So 900 bail which he forfeited when his case came
M for trlal. His bondsman. James Campbell. OF
No 50 Ccntrc-st had the police and private deiec-
tlyes looking for him for long time IN vain. De-
tcctivc-Scrgeant Reilly at length traced Goldstein
there The prisoner was before the District-Attor-
ney yesterday aud was held for trial.
BROOKLYN.
The police made 544 arrests last week.
Diedrch Mahnken. tine insane grocer who shot
and killed Dedrch Stcilcns Will be AIKEN 10 the
Utica Insane Asylum to-day on the order OF County
Juogc Moore.
MAYOR Low has vetoed the resolution Of the Com
mon Council prohibiting tue ringing OF bells or
blowing OF steam whistles on locomotives IN Allan
tlc-ayc
The body Of a man, apparently fifty years OF age,
was found In the river at the foot of South Fith-st.
last night lie had red mustache and sandy hair.
and dressed IN dark clothing.
Thomas Grady, n child four years old, was fatally
injured by falling from thrd-story window at the
house of his parents, No. 30 Flatbush-aye, last
evening.
JERSEY CITY.
The body of an unknown man was found yes.or-
day morning in the North River at the foot of
York-st. 1t was badly decomposed aud had evil
IDENTIFY been IN tho water several days. The
body which was dressed ia a new suit OF black
diagonal with white shirt, red undercothng and
Congress CATERS was removed to Spcers mergue
The only thing found upon the body WAS envelope
addressed to A. J. Mcdonald, No. 1879 East-Sixty-
fourtll-st, New-fork
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
WHITE PLAINs.-The New York. New Haven and
Hartford Railway Company recently mace an APP
pllcatiOn to Justice Dykman, of the Supreme Court
10 appoint commissioners to appraisc the value of
the land required by them for the contemplated
improvements to their road. They had been unable
TO agree with the owners of the land. they sand as
10 the amount of compensation TO be paid The
case came up for argument yesterday, and Justice
Dykman agreed to appoint the commission asked
for
LONG ISLAND.
GLEN CovE.-The Episcopal residents have in
contemplation the erection of "a new church at a
cost of 1000.
FLUsMNG.-lhc Drainage Commission have made
q formal demand upon Supervisor Dykes to have
500 800 added to the assessment this year TO paw
It's Indebtedness.
iOYG ISLAND CTY.-The Long Island News Com
pany began this morning running an express tram
over the Montauk Railroad for the early delivery
OF sunday newspapers to Babylon and Fire Island
STATEN ISLAND.
STAPLETON.-A call has been issued for n nublic
mass meeting to protest against the reputcd action
of Erastus Wiman, who, IL is stated is trying 10
gam possession Of The strip OF land, between high
and low water mark, along the north and sonth
shores of the island. The land is considered 10 he
the property of tho state but many merchants
have improved the shore front near their land and
they object to Mr.. imam getting 1T for his railroad
without paying for it.