New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-27
NETWORK CITY,

noIiers He went ont for a walk IN the afternoon.
He will probably 60 to private mousse 10 stay ai'oi
to-day.
THE HoTCHKIss- HUTCHINSON SUIT.
In the Hotchkiss- Hutchinson suit, before RefeIee
Adams, the investigation of the accounts OF MI
Hutchinson, covering period from jury, iooo "
December, 1880, was resumed Yesterday
FIRST SALMON OF THE SEASON.
The first salmon OF the season were rccelved Dy L.
G. Blackboard yesterday from the iir ner
New Brunswck The largest weIgnea hTtbnrs
favorte fishing grounds.
OFFICER MONAGHAN DISMISSED.
Patroman Michael Monaghan, OF the CharleS
Street Squad who was caught IN thc act % c9ih
hitting an outrageous assault Oh young gHl IN
Eonrth.st ten DAYS ago. was arralgned before the
Police Commissioners yesterday and disnis' ed from
the force
SEIZURE OF SNUFF AND TOBACCO.
The Custom House officers seized yesterday IN
Brooklyn sixty haf-pound packages OF snui. which
came by the steamship California on Monday from
UOboken which were freight on the Neckar from
Bremen, which came III on May III.
INJURED AT THE HUDSON RIVER TUNNEL
Louis Manuel, of No. 213 Ellzabeth-st:, one OF the
laborers in the Hudson River Tunnel at the 1901 ol
Morton-st., had his leg broken yesterday oy large
plate of iron which fell on him by accident. lie
was removed TO st. Vincents Hospital.
WHEN, WHERE AND HOW TO FISH AND HUNT.
A very convenient practical and complete puOh-
cation on cunning and fishing and their auKliialy
snorts has lust been issued Ivy the passenger depart
ment of the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Bait.
more Railroad. 1t contai ms all the information
necessary as to when ana where ana 10" W ''Sn
and hunt.
A NEW sPIRE FOR GRACE CHURCH.
The trustees OF Grace Church Yesterday tled
plans at the Bureau of Buildings for the marble
spire which is to be erected soon. II is estimated
that the new spire Will cost $50, 600. In general
design it will resemble the old wooden spire when
for many years surnounted the tower.
Mr. ARBUCKLE's BAND.
Il bo orotifVlnU the lovers of military
music to know that the death of Mr.. Arbuckle will
moi cause the dissolution Of his military band ana
orchestra. The organization Is TO remain intact
retain its name and he heretofore under the bust
ness management OF j. H. Arbuckle, son oil the dead
musician.
FCGrr1vE BOYS CAPTURED IN THE EAST RIVER.
Charles Hoffman and George Stevens, inmates of
the House of Refuge Randalrs Island, made an
attempt to escape from the Institution yesterday
jdmped into the East River, and started TO swim
toward the city. When they were in the, middle of
the river the, picked up by the harbor police
REPENTANCE OF "A RUNAWAY BOY.
Webster Iuthi, age fifteen, OF Port Jeryis, who
absconded from home four months ago taking with
hun 800 and gold watch aud who has been since
Officer Maher, Of the Fourth Precinct, yesterday
He was sent temporarily to the Superntsnd' mt OF
the Newsbovs' Lodging House by Justice Power. at
the Tombs Police Court.
SPECIMENS POR THE FISHERIES EXHIBITION.
The steamship Germanc, which sailed for Europe
yesterday, had among its cargo several specimens
International Fisheries Exhibition at London. A
box of brook trout from Mon ana arrived IN this
city yesterday in perfect condition. ana VIII Do
shipped TO tue exhibition.
ALLEGED LIBEL OF A SINGER.
Mrs Fanny Kellogg Bachcrt the wIfo OF Max
Bachert, yesterday began suit for $4,000 dam
Journal Association because of an alleged h0ei
printed in The Morning Journal of "Wednesday and
Thursday last. Mrs. Bachert is Ill Boston, where
she sang in orat0riO last week.
The Inland architect and Builder, of Chicago, has
been soliciting subscriptions in this city recently
and receptng for them in the name of H. Z. Mclean
the editor of the paper. l.. Muller Jr, the president
of the publishing company, states mat Gault Is not
authorized to represent the company in any way
The matter has been reported 10 the police.
COMMISSIONER GoRMAN's TRIUMPH.
The main floor of Fire Headquarters was Uttered
with lumber yesterday, and carpenters were taking
measurements for a new private room which is to
| be built for Commissioner German. Failing in the
attempt to make the Iammany Commissioner move
to tie room the third fooI. Messrs Van Colt and
Purroy determined to build new room on The
same floor with those for the president and treas
urer.
BOTH ANXIOUS FOR A DIVORCE.
Mary Newman age thlri y-ive, VINO resides with
I with him yesterday TO Essex Market Police Court
and desired divorce. He saystha she elopcd with
eether to Cincinnati. She returned after long abb
sence on FRIDAY, and they agreed to dissolve
relations Justice Gardner referred them to civil
couri.
MORMON IMMIGRANTS TO BIZ PROVIDED FOR
Collector Robertson said yesterday that he had
turned over to the EmigIa alton Commissioners the
matter of the 100 Swiss women Mormon converts,
expected IN the steamship Nevada many OF whom
were reported TO be paupers or lmbeclles Mr.. Hart
the Mormon agent in this city, informed Supern-
tendent Jackson at Castle Garden yesterday that
none OF the expected immigrants was a pauper,
that all of them provided Tor. and hence not
could be prevented from Landing, as the sections
OF the emigration regulations bearing the matter
would not be violated.
SUBSTITUTING BASE METAL FOR GOLD.
Charles Koenier, residing at No. 356 Prospect
ave-, Brooklyn, was taken to Jefferson Market
Police Court yesterday by Detective Haley, of the
Central Office The prisoner was IN the employ OF
Traitel Brothers. jewellers, at No. 40 Maiden-ane
as foreman III the ring engraving department. Re-
Gently 1t has been discovered that many OF the rings
turned out did not up to the proper standard
Suspicion fell on Koekier, and he was taken III Gus
tody on the presumption that he had substituted
base metal for the gold he received He denied his
guilt and remanded until tomorrow.
EXAMINATIONS FOR WEST POINT.
All young men of the Eleventh Congressional
District DESTROYS of entering the u. ). Military
Academy at West Point are invited to meet III the
hall of the Board of Education, in Grand ST., on
June ii, at 10 o'clock a. M, for competitive ex
animation. The candidates must be between the
ages of seventeen and twenty-five aud actual resi-
dents of the district. They must be sound physic-
ally and be well versed IN the three BIS" and in
conducted by John Jasper, City superintendent of
Schools; Joseph ID. Bry ant, 81 d., Surgeon-Genera
of the State, and George I. Butterworth
GEORGE A. osGooD's YACHT SOLD AT AUCTION
The steam yacht Stranger, which has been for
time lying of the foot of East Twenty fourth
ST., was sold at auction yesterday. The yacht was
built by the Cramps at their ship-yard at Phiade
yacht was thrown INTO the market IL was expected
that she would bring 100000. She was sold for
one.half that sum. however, to franklin Osgood,
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