New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-07
NETWORK CITY.

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Castle Garden yesterday, the Island landed 00Z ana
| the State OF Indiana 2O3.
| The certificate of incorporation Of the New-York
| Building Company was filed Yesterday. Inc capl-
| tai stock OF the company Is $500 OO.
| The managers of the Metal Exchange yesterday
| changed the hour OF tn, morning call from IL to
1870 o'clock, aud provided for call at o'clock.
| WOMAN THROWN FROM A CARRIAGE.
| While Mrs. G. J. Benedict of tIrst-ave. and
Thirty -secoud street was riding in carriage IN
| Madlson-avc.. at SIxtieth-s on Wednesday after
noon the horse took fright and ran away: She was
thrown out of the carriage and injured slightly.
COURTNEY COMMITTED TO THE ToMBs.
Daniel Courtney. who shot and killed Thomas
Young, 1onQshoreman. on Tuesday last in a liquor
| Coroner Levy yesterday morning The coroner
committed him TO the Tombs to await the inquest,
| which Will probably be held on Saturday.
| NEW STORES AT CROSBY AND JERSEY STREETS.
l.. Scniesnger. of No. l2S East Seventy
| fourth-st. yesterday fled plans for large
building for stores to be erected on the northeast
corner OF Crosby aud Jersey SITS. at cost OF Sl1O-
900. The walls of the structure will be built of
BRICK and sandstone.
CHILD RUN OVER BY A STREET CAR
While Martin Olsen. two years old, was playing
in front of his at No. 2Olver-st. Yesterday, he
was run over by a Second,aye. car. HIS right leg
and left loot were injured seriously. Tue police
sent HIM to tho Chambers Street Hospital and
| arrested the driver OF the car.
BROKEN SKULL FROM A FALL
James lloyle, pum0er ago nineteen. OF Ninety
SIX ~ Tnd,ave' and NnStyoarthst Yesterday
morning foil from the third to tie second floor and
received "a Il acturc OF the skull. lie was sent 10
| the Presbyterian Hospital
40 PROOF OF MALPRACTICE.
| In the case of Sarah CorIgan. VINO died on August
49, II was alleged, from ma Dracnco aud poisoning.
| Drs. Carpenter and Welch yester ay made an au-
tOpsy of the body, which had been dIsnierrrd for
The purpose, but found no evidence OF nalpracuce'
f. p. SMITH Exc NERATED.
Frederick T. SDIlu, WHO was said to be Impli-
Gated in the transactions by winch a man named
| Sailor was swludIed out of $50 recently by Theo-
dure Morgan, was exoneratcd from all blame Dy
| Judge Cowmg OF Wednesday. Morgan was con-
| vIcied
TIE OIL EXCHANGE coXsoLipATIoN.
The members of tue Now-Yprk Petroleum Ex-
change yesterday adopted the pan for tine proposed
| Conference OF OIL Exchanges. as outlined IN The
rhBUNE OF TUESDAY. :. +. String ID. X. Ohiey and
T. IS. crosby were selected as committee 10 COM
pietc the details.
CHARGED WITH SEDUCTION
Sophie Gronant. of No. 03 Stanton-st; appeared
before Justice Ford Yesterday at Essex Market Po-
twenty. of No. 1874 Pe-st., with the seduction
of her daughter Sophie G:onant age M cen, under
a promise OF marriage on August 10 johnson was
committed tor thai III default oil @l'oOo bail.
THE MISSOURI ND CASES.
In the TomDs folce Court yesterday Justice
smith decided To hold Emil Brie Wesley Lyon and
isaac A. Briggs who are charged with the forgery
OF certificates of Indebtedness of the State OF Mis-
suur to the extent OF $4,000 for trial. and hxed
bail nj ~ 800 IN each q. NJ. Chapman became
surety for Brie and the Others, being unable 20 fur
nish bail, were committed.
JOHN NJ sCOFIELD DISCHARGED.
John VI. seoteid, of No. II ChDtOu-place, who
was arrested on suspicion of bcing concerned in che
theft of seventeen bonds Of the Cincinnati. Hooking
Valley and To,edo Railroad Company from the
office of William r.. LowD, lawyer, OF No. Is
Broadway was yes rrday. In the Tombs Police
Court discharged. There was no evidence to show
that the accused was implicated IN tue crime
STORMS REPORTED YESTERDAY.
The bark Bertha Roe, winch arrived at this port
from Nacassar yesterday, repor,ed that on August
20 aud 30 while in latitude 80 longitude go 3V.
sue experienced a severe gale. Her OuIwarks were
stove and sue lost aud split most OF her sails.
Everything movable WAS swept from her decks
The BARK -. ii. WoteI. from Bremen, reported that
on August 20, when off Capr Sable, sue WAS caught
IN neavy storm wnIcn blew up from the southeast
and las al tor eighteen hours Her Duwarks were
stove III ard her SANS split.
PREVALENCE OF TYPHOID FEVER
Typhoid lever continues 10 prevail III the city.
Within the last iive went seven PERSONS have
died from the disease, and abont fifty persons have
been reported as sick with i. AZ the Sanitary
Bureau 1t said yesterday that the prevalence OF
typhoid this year was unusual, but that there was
no dau ger of ali epidemic. IL Is still believed that
IN "a majority OF persons contract the fever in
the country anu return To inc city In time To iall
Ill. Every autumn an increase In the number of
reported cases of typhoid lever is noticed
THE STATUE OF SIMON BOLIVAR.
committee having III charge the statue of Simon
Bolivar, which IL TO be unveiled IN TINS city on
February ~, 1884, will meet to-day in the
Governors Room III the City Hall. miguel sabas
LabarrIere, delegate from Vcraguas in Venezuela,
is chairman OF the committee sent here to make the
arrangements whereby he statue may be COM
peted and also the arrangements for the ceremony
of unyeinng It. The statue. of which equestrian
model s an )town studio, VIII be cast iii
bronze and presented to the CITY py Venezuela and
the other Spanish American Republics.
CoLPoRTERs' WORK FOR A MONTH.
The directors OF the American Bible Society held
their regular monthly meeting at the BIOe House
Yesterday Afternoon. The Agency Committee
ported that 330 coIpor,ers were in the service of
the society," operating i'll twenty-four states in the
West, Northwest aud Southwest These colporters
( mn ItsQd urin NJ la N
the value of II 800, and gave away Others to the
value OF 5000, where persons were not able to
buy them 1t Is Intended to extend TINS branch OF
II. The number Of Bibles and Testament Is printed
during August 100000, and the total number
issued 123.OOO.
AN APPLICATION TO BAIL M'NAMARA.
Justice White. iii the TonDs Police Court yester-
day read the testimony taken az the inquest lIto
The killing of John Smith by Policeman Michael |
cNamara, of the Sixth Precinct. Tho latter was !
represented by Colonel Spencer, who made an |
application that his client be admitted to bail |
prnding the action of the Grand Jury III his
lie argued that at the most Mcnamara was only |
guilty OF maDslaugher Ia tho second degree, and |
Consequently the case was balable ono In /
opposition TO this Assistant DisrIct-Attornsy
brady contended that tne officer was guilty of |
murder, therefore he should not be admitted to
hail Alter lis enlng TO the arguments the
magistrate announced that he would decide Oh the
question of bail tomorrow.
BROOKLYN.
Samuel WATSON, of No. $50 Sixteenth.st, died
Yesterday irom the eHects Oh INC KICK Oh norso
received on Tuesday.
lhe Aldermen yesterday authorized Fire Com
missioner Partridge 10 advertise for proposals to
furnish fifty addt onal fire boxes. There are now |
eighty-seven ID the city.
Mrs Lizzie Emmett. of No. go Westinghouse, |
gave her son RoDert two months old, al overdose |
of Mrs Wmslow's soothing syrup on Wednesday |
night The child died yesterday morning.
suit to recover $40, 900 damages for personal |
INJURIES has been begun III tue Supreme Court by |
Kathleen Hickey against Jonn K. Taafe. proprietor |
of the Troy Laundry, Fulton and Pineapple SITS. |
The body OF q man. age twenty-five. height five |
feet seven inches with brown hair and sbaven |
ioce was found in the water Mt the foot of Baltic
I \ had haen only ahnrf m in IA |