New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-25
NETWORK CITY.

Tho onter walls of Mckee Ranklns new theatre
IN ThiTd-ave. and Thirty hrst-st. are nearly com
pleted.
FINDING THE BODY OF A MAN OFF THE BATTERY
The partly decoInposed body OF man wac picked
up off the Battery yesterday. lie was OF medium
height about ifty-hve years old ana wore DARK
trousers, white shirt and check jumper
A FATAL JUMP FROM A PIER. -.
William J. Lee, age thrty-hve, OF Fort Lee, while
jumping a ferry boat at the foot OF West thirty
fourth-st yesterday morning fell into the water
and was drowned. His body was not recovered.
ANEW FFRRY-HoUsE TO BE BUILT
A new and extensive fery-house Is to be built at
the foot of Whitehall-s by the Slateh lslsnu ha1
way Ferry Company. The building VIII be TWO
stories high and Will contain offices for all the ON,
Gals of the company. large promenade VIII lead
out TO the river.
THE HEARING OF DR.. SHINES CASE POSTPONED.
The case OF DT. Shine, who Is charged by William
Lee a brakeman of the Elevated Railroad, with as
sault and battery, was called 10y Judge Murray III
the Harlem Police Court yesterday The complain
ant failed TO appear however, and the nearing was
postponed for q fortnight.
SAVED FROM SUICIDE BY ARREST
Rosenda JacOnta, u Chinese clgat-maker, OF NO
32 PelI-st. who Is addicted to the use OF OPIUM,
went TO the Battery last ght with the intention OF
drowning himself. On tie, way he called upon
Jecuuda Arguellar, his employer who cansed MS
arrest lie was sent TO the care OF the Commla-
sioners of Charities and Correction by justice
Power yesterday at the lombs.
A sIxTEEN-YEAR-oLD SCHOOLGIRL MISSING.
The friends OF Mary +. Riker, OF No. 233 East
Twelfth-st are in great distress. She IS only SIX
teen with light hair and blue eyes, and she went
from home last Monday She was supposed TO
have been attending school, but investigation
showed that she had been playing tTuant Tor three
months 1t is thought that she has been dccoyed
away by designing persons
CLOTHING FOUND IN A BOAT UPSIDE DOWN.
A row boat was found III the Hudson River, at 4
O'clock Yesterday afternoon, off Northumberland
seventy -ninthst. The boat was bottom up
ward. Ii contained mems clothing, TWO mats,
shook S3 10 in money aud letter addressed
10 ID w. Hcrn, at F0urteenth-st near SIXTH
ave-" The boat was hired at Fort Lee ny Two
young men at 3 O'Clock.
A WOMAN PREACHING FROM CHURCH STEPS,
Sophia Mcintyre, who lives AT No, 70 WaVeriy-
place. placed herself IN the outer doorway 81 ~.
Francis XaxIer's Church, IN Slxeenth-st yesterday
morning and began 10 preach. large CROWD CON
gregated, and she was arrested: Before justice
Duffy at the Jefferson Market Police Court she
spoke of her efforts TO reduce the number OF arrests
Dy leading young men and Young women from the
paths of vice. She was warned not to preach again
without q license, and was discharged
LIVING AT A HOTEL WITHOUT COST.
James Adams, "a Canadian VINO has been IN tins
CITY several weeks seeking Enjoyment was
charged at the Jefferson Market Police Court yes
terday with defraudlng the proprietor OF me ilth
stated that for two weeks Adams had taken break
fast aud dinner at the motel and had not PAID Tor
the meals. Adams said that be did not intend enc 70
defraud the hotel and that he would pay for the
meals in few days. The case was remanded until
this morning. o,.,.,,
Peter j. Meancy, of No II WIlloughby-st., was
arrested Oh Saturday for selling pools. Two men IN
his employ were arrested Two days before Tor
similar offence.
lanes McGrattv. of No. 80 Amity-st., was ar
rested on Saturday night for stabbng John +. Bell,
OF No 03 Atlantic-ave., III quarrel at Smith and
Bergen ST. The wound was severe.
In family quarrel yesterday at his home, No. 26
Van COlt-ave., John Garyey, age forty, seized a
stOye-id litter aud dealt his wife severe blow on
the head, inilIcting a serious wound. GarYey was
arrested.
The Rev. DIR. Leander T. Chamberlain, pastor
elect OF the CassOn Avenue Presbyterian CIuTch,
preached III his pulpit yesterday. lie won't L
| Brooklyn from Norwich, Conn
Eight members of the Brooklyn detachment of
the Salvation Army arrested on Saturday eve
| ming Tor disturbing the peace IN washington
| by singing. They were not held by Ponce captain
| Campbell
The Rev. Hugh O. Pentecost preached his final
/ sermons as pastor of the Marcy Avenue Baptist
Church yesterday. lie will 90 TO Inc pulpit OF St.
! Pau's Evangelical Church, ia Thirty-iouIth-st.,
! New-York, and his salary will be increased from
| SO, 800 TO $4,000 year. Mr. Pentecost SAYS ne
will never be the pastor Of Baptist Church again.
In fit of delIrium tremens, Ralph w. Allen, age
| twenty-three, of No. ia Wiiloughby-st., at an
early hour yesterdayran out or his house anu through
Jay and Fulton SITS. with PAIR OF small scissors III
his hand. with which he cut himself IN the head
and body several times. inhctng slight wounds
He was discovered by policeman anu sent 10 the
Long Island College Hospital.
John Correll, of No. 1888 Harrison-ave., went to
the Long Island College Hospital yesterday morn
ING suffering from stab wound In the left shout
der. which he claims was inflicted upon him by one
of two men he encountered at the door of Lough-
rams liquor shop, at WllOughby and Adams ss.
| lie walked to Atlantic before he knew he was
| hurt. The injury was not serious.
JERSEY CITY.
| Gustave Letter, the proprietor of hotel in
| Greenyie, went to Philadelphia on Saturday
| afternoon TO visit a friend. When he reached his
| friends house he fell down stairs and sustained a
compound fracture of the right leg He was brought
| home yesterday morning.
NEWARK
| Frederick Barth young man living at No. 15l
| Wayerley- place, drowned yesterday afternoon
| in Rockland Lake lie went 10 the lake on Satur-
day night with $50 Turner'S and while some OF