New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-28
NETWORK CITY.

CpTSTTD UNDER LOADED TRtth., Z
A Loaded truck belonging to Lawrence Doos' VI
No $40 West Thirty thlrist, III oeyehI iind
TbirtvofouTth-st yesterday, ran over and killed.
man about forty-iive years on, VIII u''' nun
mustacle His name was nOt khO"h'
4 sLEEPwALKER's FALL. ,.,
pernord Martin n Waterman who had DOaiuTT"
for a short time at No. 40 Narlck-St', WINE WaN
ing in his sleep yesteraay Ii? into rear yard' lie
fouTth-stOry window ana IL" i"'0 "
was injured fatally.
KILLED by 4 TRAIN.
Mrs. Catharinc WILDWOOD, hi o'u NV th Rouie
iarJ was instantly killed yesterday by lIflRhi
train while she was tTyingto cross me l,ll ,i
track ut the foot oil west Onc-"u'u ""
teenth-st.
N,vrs USED WITHOUT AUTHORITY, n,
In connection with the Incorporation OF the Kan,
,rav Shorcholdcrs' Association Franklin ID. Ho"'n
and General Horace Porter asicJ o'ir a,ithoitv.
we're used without their knowledge Oh a"'no''''
vor WORK ENOUGH roH IHE POOR :,
When there is a ton Of coal on the sidewalk nan
adozen ask that they may Shorrt that many
der To earn u quarter. mus lhdIcdlts 'haV many
poor persons are out oil cmpl"ym'h''
AGED Immigrants.
lain Fitzpatrick age niucty-fOur, and lhomaS
Reynolds, age nlncty-siX, arrived rom hra"r ~,
The steamship England yesterday. Inc loitheI -
con 10 friends on jersey City Heights and the lat-
ter to friends in Ncw-ilavcn.
sf,tr AGAINST JAY GOUID'S YACHT
Justus H. Van Vie and Edwin IlaWloy beRah
suit YESTERDAY IN the United states District C"uI'
against Jay GOuld'S steam yach' ,Al"lan.a w. od
cover 81 900 as damages for the injuries suN'''',"
hv tbe steam-tug Edwin llawlcy IN collision nc
PSyern the two vessels IN the North River on sep
tembcr 4. ...,,.,. ,, ,.,,,,rprv
Tl,crc arc .fij children in the ColOrrd orphan
AsyIum. Observation-Disclosures y-third-st ana
1cnth-avc. The manager, desire 10 CIV .nut t .
generous Thanks living dinner ana solicit rrn i
6utiOns which may be- sent 10 Mrs. Augustus iab'T'
No IA East Twenty -nInth-st., OF 10 the Asylum
HE NATIONAL TEMPERANCE SOCIETY," fOBII'A-
S..;.,,. Ia, ous,vcr IN
the recent charge OF Dr. Howard Crosby, invites
every one 10 specify passages IN rs publications.
which contain ialsenOods or TWISTING ol scripture
II such charges are proved the society VIII cAPunB'
'i'' I1rNRY '. DAVID CHS SIX YEARS.
Henry J. David, the German WI" was COM ecu .
fenced Yesterday by Recorder Smyi {" siT years IN
the state Prison. lio represented himself aS l h1
son of Judge Davies, Oi tho supreme OouIl ah9
Court of Appeals He IS lawyer ana dcichd'u
himself when on trial.
BgoCKwAY's TRIAL rOsTroNLD.
William J. Brockway, who il accused Oi forging
bouds OF the Morris aud Essex Railway Company,
was taken 90 the Court of General Sessions S'ocI-
day for trial, but his counsel asked ior an ADJOURN
mcnt which was granted. The case was then
transferred TO the Court of Oyer and lcrinncr IoI
trial with the cases of Nathaniel Is. Foster ana
Louis r. Martin.
A FICTITIOUS STORY IN THE WORLD.
A sensational story was published III The Iord
Yesterday 10 the eilcct that detective employed
by the Fifth Avenue Hotel found an elderly man
wandering about inc GOIIluOIS Oh ludl Dull'llllk
Evacuation Day searching Tor President Arthur ana
declaring that he would shoot HIM lKiBuNE
reporter called at the hotel and was informed that
the story was wholly false, and that the incidents
which the article profcsscd To relate never occurred
WORKING wOMEN's PROTECTIVE UNION.
The third social mectIngUl the Working Women
Protective Union ncld last evening IN the
rooms at No. 10 ClintOn-placc. Mrs. lmugcne {.
Faics delivered an address on Industrial pursuits
for women. Rccitations with vocal ana mstIu,
mental music followed. The success oi These social
gatherings IN connection with the other objects OF
tine Union has been such as TO make them pcrma-
nent part OF the work.
BROOKLYN. s4SrEEa s'SH
No less than sixty three persons were arraigncd
before Justice Bergen yesterday for getting drunk
on Evacuation Day.
Absolute divorce was granted yesterday To Mrs.
Abbic r. Grove from lnO.naS ~. Grove, after tIldl
! by jury in the Supreme Court
The Retail Grocers' Protective Association met
| last evening at No. 462 FultOn-st. The lack of
rapid transit and of "A public market WAS dcplOTrd,
! and the need OF uniform schc,lule of prices for
groceries uTgkp upon the members.
The bicycle clubs of Brooklyn paradcd last night
with about eighty wheels IN BcrKclcy-placc, sew
| enlh and flatDusl ayes, and SchcTnerhOm and
! clinton sts from Prospect Park TO MOntaguc-st.,
and return. Aitcr the parade dinner was eaten.
| The Union Ferry Company directors met ycstcr-
day and reelected the following officers: President,
y. B Morse hGSt NIce-prcsldcht H. l.. flcrrepoht
second vIcc-prcsldcnt, Cnarics T.. Bill managing
director, W. n. Dcgauw treasurer and secretary,
| Matthew Bunker.
VI.
| cial traveller was arrested yesterday Tor passing "a
bogus check for T3O upon Charles TOmack, saloon
! keeper at kcnt-ayc and IcwcS-st., on september
| "a, aud one for 900 II. L. Puckhabcr, Of No. 22S
BedfOTd-aVo., on the same dalc. BOth were drawn
on the Chatham National Bank. of New-lork.
An interesting account was given last evening in
| Plymouth CnurcE by MRS. Layah BaruKut formerly
OF Mt. Lebanon, III Syria, OF her conversion Ia
Christianity aud work IA missionary III Egypt,
whence she and her husband were driven by the
| MahOmetan massacre Il year ago last summer. She
| q q
| work in SYRIA ana Egypt.
The recent default III the case of General r. w.
Conway against the Rev. DIR. Justin -. Fulton was
due TO the absence OF General tOnwayB counsel ON
! account OF the sickness OF his wIic. On the pre-
sentatOn of alidavlts before Judge McCue. ycslor-
| day the default was opened and the case was set
down Tor the nrst day OF the December term.
| test suit has been brought against the city by
Francis ScIfert, VINO complains tnat his property IN
| the Nineteenth Ward has been greatly damaged by
the failure the cty Ia provide proper sewers III
| what IL called the Hooded dIstrIcI" where in
| times Of heavy rains the sewers overflow 80 that
sometimes tine water IN the streets is three iOuI
feet deep.
A dog light took place in a COney Island shed
| early Yesterday morning, tickets costing sJ each
Mrs. IangtTy, pure wnite animal weighing l0i.
hounds fought Teddy, a ilycT-COlUTed dog weighing
n a pounds. Inc sum at stake was TJUJ, ana bet.
| ting was neavy, Mrs. Langtry being the iayorIte
| They fought Tor hlteen minutes. Teddy's nose was
| badly mangi ed, ana one OF ms paws Chewed almost
to pulp, but proved the pucKler, and forced the
otner 10 give up the hght.
Philip Frey, "A cook, was arraigned before Justice
Walsh yesterday, and pleaded guiity TO the cnargC
of attempting TO commit suicide by trying to Iuml
from the Bridgo roadway on Monday night. II,
was found by Policeman about to jump on at the
point III the Brooklyn approach where 1t crosses
lorK-St. Frey said ne was forty years Ola an'
lived at No. - kIvingtOn-st, Ncw-lorK. lie hat
been out of work ana III III health since April an(
wanted TO die lie was held to await the action o
the Grand jury
The Commissioners of Charities and Correction
have decided 10 remove Or. j. ). WOOdslde, super
iutendent OF the County Hospital for tine lncurabl
Insane IN Flatbush, and MIS-. Cavanagh, nalr0n o
the comfy AlmshOuse. There has been dlssatis
faction with Dr. WOOdsde for some time aud IN
-, -. -, IN reatgn GnmDlaiu