New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-05
NETWORK CITY.


buuy was not recovered.
smokefswho travel on tho elevated roads com
plain that while they are forbidden the use OF thoir
favOrite Weed peanut eaters Oleuu uci'o''o "o''''
at viii.
THE CHARGE AGAINST MIR. TUFTS DISMISSED.
William H. rui-, of this city. who was arrested
a few DAYS ago III Boston, was acquitted on trr'aE'
lie intends bringing sui loI u"naso9 ho' man
ciOus prosecution.
THE INJuRlEs THAT ISAAC COIN RECEIVED.
Tsanc Conn the elevator man who was burned
about The face and hands at me hre In hose. on
Hospital on that night to Bellevue. lie Is aD'e ~
walk about.
THE CONDEMNED MURDERERs IN THE ToMBs
Niaione and McCloin, the two murdefers IN INC
Tomns condemned TO be hanged on Friday, were
visited by two Sisters of Mercy YESTERDAY. Malone
wrote a long letter to his mother IN ltaiy Ia the
afternoon. Both men are still hopeiul that tnc
Governor will repfieve them.
ARRIVALS on THE STEAMSHIP BALTIC.
The baltic OF the Wmte star Line. arrived at this
port yesterday Among tne enO1 Wan,sin Eas
ION Mr and Mrs &. ii. George, D. L. GlDb' >; H.
Harper Dr. Klngman. Mr. aud Mrs. Amer p hi9g.
man H. L. LangtOn. Professor Armand uo io'l"r
and Mr. ami Mrs Lorillard Spencrrr'
DEATH OF A POLICE SERGEANT.
Sergeant Fraucs }. Banneld. OF ne StcamoSSat
squad died yes,erddy at the home Oh ls sou no
tom Sergeant Bauncld was born IN bbRlahd ia
1877. ana came TO this city when boy. nc was
annolnted on the police force In lsoI. lie resigned
1ppentrr the Union Army where he served Jntil the
close of the wal.
WAKE To BE HELD FOR "JIM" ELLIOTT.
John STYLES, OF No. 80 Bowery, whols coni ,B
the arrangements Tor the funeral OF jim Eiloti,
the murdered pugiist. saws that II VIII probably
take Mace on Thursday afternoon. Inc body mas
beeu en- oalmed. and Will Do forwarded oS eA PIeas
tod,v IL Will probably reach this city on Tues
day. There Will ne one or two wakes AT the nome
OF Mis- McDavi,t. ElnotPs sister and the Oody VIII
be buried at alyarv Cemetery
A cHAMpION DOG IN COURT.
peforc .Iusucc Herman III the lOIkNlie lollCc
Court Yesterday morning there appeared "a hahd-
some Prince Albert dog as 19iioDoi 1tHg ',s
Joseph Horan OF No. ~ Eagle-st, Brooklyn. DOylo
Was IN bar-room at IwentS -hith-s'. and tlfStaye;
on Saturday when lioran entered Wi,h the dog ana
offered him for sale for III. DOSle suspected hat the
dog was oeu,and called an officer, no TOOK HoIah
aud the cog 10 The statiOn-house, "nete lhey NcIo
detained tor the night On the dog neck Was q
collar bearing the following inscription black
Jack, the Grrenpoint Champion Dog OF the King;
Owned by =. j. G., lSi Wes[sL, opt, ~. ia L..
followed him. but neglected TO add that he dii 30 al
the emo of a slut cord The prisoner was locked
up to await the appearance OF black JACK master
BROOKLYN.
The Rev. Dr. A. j. F.. BehIends preached his first
sermon as pastor yesterday In the Central Congre-
gatIonal Church. in Hancock-st.
William Ball. age tweEty-seyen employed by the
Ridgewood Ice Company, was fOlind drowned ~
Pier No. 2, on the WallabOut Canal, yesterday
The number of arrests last week was 0O9.
Upon information given by Michael Bontew, of
No. II ThroOp-ave the police arrested on saturday
Andrew Armstrong, William Callahan, Henry
ITuax William Fitzgerald and Thomas Mckee, all
of the Eighteenth Ward, and noted chicken thieves.
1hey were charged with stealing Elk Garner
pigeons, worth $50. from James Peto OF No. 2Si
MaTcy-avc., and fifteen chickens from FRANCIS
McAvoy OF No. 81 Ellery-st.
A mission was opened yesterday at solemn
high mass, in ~. Anne's Catholic Church, Front
And Cola & BrSSk i@ Rev Si Tnin M yhI nHy a
sisted by other Dominican Fathers. The mission
will continue two weeks the hTst week beng Tor
women and the second Tor Ten Iherc WIN De thrtc
| services each day, at aud o'clock III the morning
and 1880 in the evening. Father Mckenna opened
the mission with a Sermon me services yesterday
! day, or the only Sunday III Lent when flowers APP
pear on tho altar of The Catholic chur ches Al the
opening service the church. wnlcn can acc accomIo.
| date 200 persons, was crowded To It's utmost
capacity. ,o,c ,cr,Nn
JAMAIcA.-Coonel James NJ. Oakley, president of
! the New-York, WOOdhaven and Rockaway Beach
Railroad has purchased for $4,000 twelve acres of
| Land on Kockaway Beach IRON Messrs. Eldert aud
| Uarper A broad avenue from the bay 10 the ocean
| will be cut through the property
| BRooKHAvEN.--Warren Sweezy, who was en-
nloyed by a number of OysterIDen to rake oysters
oil Smiths Point. III order to bring s1lt to test the
ownership of oyster ground nowheld under an old
patent by IL Smith, AMI by HIM leased To an oyster
hrm,. has been arrested and the ma matter WI now
come before the court. Money mas been contributed
| literally 10 defend Sweezy.
LONG ISLAND CITY.-The German American Cit-
zens' ASSOCIATION are taking steps to begin suit
| for damages against the sinking Fund Commission
ers for their neglect in failing 10 perfect lease in
accordance with the resolution Of the Board Of Al
dermen limiting the rate Of passenger fares across
tie Thirty fourth Street Ferry at two cents.
The poljce authorities informed all the liquor deal
era on Saturday that they would have to close their
| liauor stores at midnight. There was q general
compliance with the order in Ill parts Of the city.
| The places continued closed throughout yesterday
STATEN ISLAND.
RIcHMoNp-The funeral of Stephen d. Stephens.
| father of County Judge stephens was held yester.
! day from ST. Anirews Episcopal church. Most OF
the county officials were present The Kew. DR.;
Yocum. pastor of the church, preached the funeral
sermon.
NEw-DoRp.-Little Annie Smith. who was mys-
easily Yesterday The girl not yet out Of danger.
| Her brothers and uncle have asked District Attor-
| ney Gallagher TO make thorough investigation