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

The public hall of CaFmansville is to be altered
into fats.
"Bycyclists" on the sidewalks are complained OF
as nuisances IN Harlem.
Almost every pawnbrOker In town has in stock
one or more genuine StradivariuS violins Or at
least he says so.
ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING or A ROY.
Edward kubuskv, age fourteen, of No. 24S
Second-st was accidentally shot yesterday while
some boys were playing with pistol. The boy
was badly injured and sent 10 st: VIncents Hos
pltal, 1t was Impossible 10 tell late night who had
shot him.
ARREST OF A RUNAWAY BOY.
William Van Dusen age sixteen, ran away from
his home in Albany on Saturday and took New;
York Central tram TO this city. When he reached
the Grand central Depot Detective Irving, of the
Nineteenth Sub-Preclnct, arrested him and sent
him back to Albany.
THE CONDITION OF MAYOR GRACE
Mayor Grace was much better Yesterday. He
was able TO move around the house and took dinner
with his family. he did not venture TO go out.
Two or three days will probably elapse before he Is
able to 20 down town and attend To business. The
bruises he received on the face not likely to
permanently dishgure him.
STRIKING A MAN WITH BRICK.
William Mcdowell, age twenty-IOur, coach
driver living at No. 2l2 Cherry-st., Oh Saturday
night severely injured John Blake, of No. 90 Pike
ST. by striking HIM the head with a brick As
the injured man unable 10 appear in the Essex
Market Police Court yesterday, Mcdowell was held
TO await the result of his injuries.
SUPPOSED BURGLAR ARRESTED
David Froehlich, of No. ,525 First-ave., discov
cred a white haired, benevolent looKing old man,
who gave his name as William Wilson, attempting
10 open the door OF his apartments on Saturday az
ternoOn with false key chlsel aud several keys
were found Ill the prisoners possession, Yesterday
he pleaded not guilty IN the Harlem Police Court
but was held in 81, 800 ball. by Justice Otterbourg
ON charge OF attempted burglary.
TEMPERANCE IN JERSEY CITY.
The Manhattan temperance Association held Its
Masonic Temple, al Twenty thrd-st. and Sixth
ave. w. A. Greenwood of jersey City, said tnat
there was trouble III that city with intemper-
ance than III New-YOrk. There being very lew
temperate people IN Jersey CITY, and the churches
even Kept aloof from temperance demonstrations.
Lately the speaker said o applied Tor the use OF
church TO hold temperance meeting IN, and was
told he might have IL by paJl $50 The Rev DR..
Lighl bourn, DR.. L. $. Lambert, Professor Nelson
Sizer and Byron Lee Fox were among the speakers.
A POLICEMAN ROUGHLY USED
Officer James Gnllin. OF the Fourth Precinct, was
OH saturday night called into tue liquor store az
No. Ill Sonth-sl., where James HyeI, boatman,
gagged IA quarrel with Gus" Schwartz. On the
entrance OF the Policeman Hyler attacked him, aud
before the officer could defend himself he was
beaten and kicked. He was thrown against the
large window Of the store, ana IL smashed.
Griffin then drew his club and by using II on Hyler
beat him into submission. In the Iombs Police
Court Hyler was held for tiial.
ARREST OF AN ALLEGED BIGAMIsT.
Officer Summons, OF tho Essex Market Police
Court Yesterday brought before Justice Patterson,
on a charge of blgamy, Wolf Wenstein, age twenty
four of No 103 Allcn-st. Fannie Wein,tein, of No.
81 Coumbia-st., said that she married him three
wears ago, and that after he deserted her, She
Searched for him for the purpose of having him
punished for abandonment when she 9scertalned
that he was living with a woman whom he married
in Poland, Russia nine years ago. Both wives had
their respective marriage certificates. which they
pIoduced. The prisoner was committed ior eAahi-
NATION.
BROOKLYN.
A aermon relating to the history OF the Hanson
Place Methodist Episcopal Churbh for the past