New-York tribune., 1883-06-18
NETWORK CITY.

NEW-1ORh Cll1.
Hugh F. Bradley, age thirty guest at tne tor Lur-
nam House was sent to Bellevue Hospital yester-
day, insane. oo,-
st.. Yesterday fell into the East River at Pler NO.
55 and was drowned. The BODY was reco'erou'
DYING FROM HER INJURIES.
Mrs. Rebecca Benjamin. OF No. 636 East Nlntn,,
ST. who had her leg cut off by q car OF the second
Avenue Railroad. died on Saturday nlgh' a1 tho
Presbyterian Hospital
MILITARY MEN TO BE ENTERTAINED.
General Livingston Satterlee will entertain the
Fourth Brigade n. G. ). N. T., at his home az n @ W
32d and 47th Regiments have been ordered to par
tIcipate in the exercises, consisting OF brigade
drill and sham battle.
POLICEMAN SMITH STILL IN THE TOMBs -.
Policeman John W. Smith, who shot and kllled
Patrick Reagan while resisting arrest, renamed IN
the Tombs Prison yesterday, being unable to OBTAIN
the necessary $4,000 bail. Efforts Will be MADE TO
day by Superintendent Walling and Others to IN
duce some one to become his surety for the amount
required.
CELEBRATING CHILDREN's SUNDAY.
"Children's Sunday" was observed yesterday at
the Universallst Church of the Divine Paternity;
The Rev. G.. II. Eaton preached to the children OF
the Sundayschool, who occupied seats IN the centre
of the chufch and at the close of the services each
child presented with plant as Souvenir OF
the day.
FOUR THIEVES ATTACK A SAILOR.
While walking through Water-st. at a late hour
Saturday night, William Cummings fireman on
by four men. They dragged hun into an alley
where after beating him, they robbed him oi $Io'
Detective Maher arrested John Manning age nine
teen, of No. 81 Chery-st, who was taken to the
TomDs Police Court yesterday and held Tor trlai III
default of $500 bail.
BROOKLYN.
The Rev. II. b. Strodach has been called to the
pastorate of ST. Pauls Evangelical Lutheran
Church in South First-st. he has accepted the
call and will enter his new field of work next month
The body of a man, age about forty, five feet
eight inches in height and dressed IN blue ilanhe
suit was found in the South Ferry slip, at the 1901
of Atlantlc-ave., yesterday. In the pocket was a
pass book with the namo l.. Swanson in account
with p Sullivan.
John Burns age thirty-two, Of No 81 Prospect
ST. wont to bed early yesterday morning whlle
smoking, He woke and found the bed on nre, ana
was severely burned before the flames could DO e&-
tinguished.
The Rev. John P. swanstrOm, Scandinavian
minister reported to the police yesterday that q
Swedish family named Carlson, hving at No. l71
Hoyt-st., in great destitutlon and misery, and
that two children lay dead with scarlet fever and
another was dying. The mother was In the hos
pital and the father was trying to care for iour
children.
The cornerstone of the new Roman Catholic
Church of st. Bridget, in Linden-st, near Myrtle
ave- was laid Yesterday by Bishop LOugblin and a
number of priests. The Bishop made a brief ad-
dress. The Rev. John key Is pastor OF the
new church. The edlfce will be 20 feet by 53 feet
and will seat $50 persons. Ii will cost Sl5,OOO
The Ancient Order of Hbernians intended to parade
at the services III a DOdN nut the DlbnOp ulSdp-
proved their action in view of the recent Papa cir
cular upon Irish matters.
~ LONG ISLAND.
JAMAICA-George n. Cisco, colored man, was
seriously bitten by dog, owned by Richard Breen'
on Saturday Dght.
GREENPoRT.-Over 5000 crates of strawberries
were shipped last week to the Boston market. They
brought on an average 10 cents a quart to the
growers.
LONG ISLAND CITY.-The home of E. s. Black
we'll the old Waack mansion, was entered by a
burglar Saturday night who stole $3.50 and q gold
watch Mr. Blackwell awoke and gave chase 10
hun, but the burgl escaped