New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-11

oLD-FAsHrONED PUMPS ~ GRFFNwIcH-sr.
There are four or FIVE old fashioned well pumps
In Creenwich-si. between Watt and Cedar ss'' the
water drawn from which ia both cool and pure.
THE SARATOGA GUARANTEED.
The steamship Saratoga. of wars LINE, WY" nu
arrived Yesterday from Havana brought SIX chr
nese Tho shin was quarantined and the passengers
will land to-day.
Rooms OF THE AMERICAN YACHT CLUB.
The American Yacht Club hired for two years
set of appointments at Madison-ave and Twenty,
eichth-st. for ne az club rooms. Inc ciuo VIII
move into the rooms on October l.
POLISH BI.cFNrFNARY.
The Polish born citizens If New York and new
jersey will ceebrata thS % Pie ths per
81. Staniqlaus's Church. at Forsyth and stanton
sts.. tomorrow.
poLrCEMAv NC NAMARA BAILED.
Maurice Mcnamara. the policeman VINO Who, - ac-
cnsed OF having cubhed John Smith TO denth was
admitted 20 bail Yesterday in the sum OF 5000.
The order was made bv Justice Donohue upon the
consent Of the District Attorney.
MASSACHUSETTS, MEN ACQUITTED.
Arno Harold and David Glass. of Massachusetts,
arrested on SUNDAY on Q "h1ree OF stealing 300
from the Office Of the Putnam Hotel, were dis
charged in the Yorkvle Police Court Yesterday;
there not being any evidence TO connect them with
the robbery.
MARGARET SHELLS COMMITTED FOR TRIAL
Margaret Shells. of No. 473 Third,ave.. whose
on a%r .oy OF Coles G of No 2s f
East Eivhtv-seventhst. contrary 10 the wishes OF
his parent-. was committed IN the Harlem Police
Court Yesterday for trial.
MrFTTvG or THE MOZART vFTERANs.
Tho Mozart Association. which ls composed of
the survivors OF the original members Of the old
Mozart-4oth Nov-Ynrk Volnnteers-Regiment
brJ NEE ing last evening at East Broad wav and
Cather1nr-st The embems which were presented
TO the ass ciation nv its president Colonel Edward
J. Rely, were distributed among the members
present
c.ruorIc cHuRCH's ANNIvERsARY CELEBRATION
of
ST. Nicho ass Church in East Second st. was
continued yesterday. High mass was celebrated at
Verc Reverend Lorentius Vprwerk of rho Order Of
Capucins preached. The Bishop OF BROOKLYN otlf-
catcd also a. y"sprrs. ana ne very heverrhn pe~
rard Pz, Of tho Order of st. Benedict. preached
NEW HOME voR CATHOLIC PRIESTS.
The handsome marble residence intended for the
clergy OF ST Patricks Cathedral Is nearly completed
and will soon he ready for occupancy 1t - situated
i'm M,dison-ave mort rrasterly from tho Cathedral,
and i most a counterpart OF the residence OF the
Cardinal on he southeast corner OF Madlson-1ve.
and fourih-st.. tina only material difference
bcnp that I'm the Cardinals residence IS chapel,
Uhle there Is IN tho one Intended for the
priests
coLoRED MEN IN NEED or coLLEGE-BRED MINIS
TiRs.
The Rev. DR.. G. w. Samson YESTERDAY before the
Baptisi Preachers at their regu ar weekly meeting,
read an ESSAY The ninth commitment as
,ot,rnrrted by moral science civil statutes and by
Christian principles" The Rev. Mr.. Robinson a
Pre.hytcrian minister of South Carolina, was IN
advance made by the colorcd people IN the South
as the result of the erection OF schools requires that
their ministers shall be c"llegc-bred men, Tue
ministers there now arc deficient IN education
mixp WOMAN LEAVES TIE MoRMoNs
The 0S2 Mnrnons who arrived IN tns city on
Sunday on the steamship Nevada With one eN"ep
ton departed for Utah yesterday by the Erie Rail
road at 2 n. M. The one who renamed was Regina
Anderson age thtty>hye. bind woman from
Sweden. Sac was met ~ castle Garden by her
rother aud sister, Leauder aud Anna Anderson.
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mem on the promise that they would take care Of
her. The Mormon elders made NO OBJ cton.
INQUEST or A MUuDERERs VICTIM
An in0ucst was held yesterday by Coroner Levy
in the en- e of Tnomls Young. "A 'Ongshoreman. VINO
on last tuesday was shot and insanity Killed Oy
Daniel Courtney in a groRgerv at M. loo South'st.
Several witnesses testified that they Jaw Courtney
draw "A revolver and DISC argc 1t at ioungs head as
they sat opposite each other M table. There was
no quarrel between the men nor any apparent
prOTOcauOn for the act Courtney declined tn
make statement The jury found that loung
came to his death n the HANDS Of Courtney. and
the Coroner committed hlm Ia the lolnOs 10 await
tho action of the Grand Jury.
ApolIcrMAN CHARGED Win SEDUCTION.
Policeman Lawrence Coleman, OF the Prince
Street Station. answered q summons to zoe Tombn
Police Court yesterday appearing IN uniform. On
ms arrival he was informed OF a complaint OF So
duciIon made against him by Eliza Began, age
twenty hree. of 40. 400 Iudson-st. he COM
planlut asserted that the officer on June ., 1857,
seduced her unner promise OF marriage. having m
yeIgled her into hotel IN the Bowery under tnc
pretence That he was gong TO visit relative IN The
building. Sue alleges that at the time mentioned
lac was unmarried, but II Is sand that Coleman Is
now married and lives AT No. AZ last Eighty
sixIh.st He furnished 3 600 security TO a ppear
for examination SautdIv next Anthony
Reiserl acoopersmlth of No. Isl Prince-st bcconi-
ing his bOndsnian.
BROOKLYN.
The drowned bod of man found in the Atlantic
Dock yesterday was identified as that oil Johann
May.
The General Term of the Supreme Court opened
Yesterday with Judges Barnard, Dykman and Pratt
upon the bench.
The funeral Of the late Edward J. Lowber. ex
Water Commissioner, took place vesterd at his
home. No. 800 Henry'st The burial was IN Green
wood
Bricklayers' Union No. 4 held a picnic Yesterday
in broadway Park Tiers were on the grounds III
the evening between 800 and 1000 people, IN
Guiding several Brooklyn politicians and number
of boss brIcklaIers. Speeches were made ny George
Blair, Henry o. Cole, Kenneth Mackenzie and Caleb
Pink.
Edmund Weber, German is accused of bgamy
by his rst WIFE who recently cane TO t1is country
from Germany. lie was arrested yesterday at Graz
haui-ave. and MoOrc-st a. he was packing his unk
for flight. lie wasmarrled To his first wife in 1872
aud came TO thus country Two years ago. On
Aupust l. 1882 he was married 10 his second wife
by Mayor Low. lie assured her tnat he was dl-
vOiced.
train on the Brooklyn, Bath and Coney Island
Railroad was approaching the pier at Locust Grove
Oh sunday Afternoon, when tue engineer discovered
that the arr axe was not working properly. Tho
hand brakes were applied promptly ou' on account
OF the grade the train was not stopped unl IL was
brought to stand by tho bumper at the end OF the
track. One passenger, sausage peder VINO was |
sitting the front end of the hrst car had ms leg
and thigh broken. No other person was injured.
JERSEY CITY
The public schools, which had been closed since |
lime 30 were reOpened yesterday morning. In |
many of the SCHOOLS children refused admission
for lack of room.
NEWARK.
Thomas O'Conner, q of the late Speaker |
O'Conurr and a companion named Philip Carln, |
were attacked by ruff ms BDwery-sL about md