New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-15

but Clinton did not return tho watcn, Dub enucu'-
ored TO got Mclaughlin to pay hun more money
Clinton was held for trial under S2,OOO BALL
QUAKER FUNERAL OF THOMAS II. LowEnRE.
The funeral of Thomas H. Lowerfe, the furrlGr,
h0 d H saturday soS6
st. Mr.. LoweTre was Of Quaker STOCK anu INC
services were in accordance wit the customs OF
the Society of Friends / he parlors and hall were
filled with relatives and friends. Thomas F0uik
and Samuel Haynes prominent Friends, spoke IN
eulogistIc terms of the deceased man. Tho burial
was at WoOdlawn Cemetery.
STEALING 4 FLAG on THE FOURTH
James &. Benton was arraigned before Recorder
Suyth yesterday on a charge of stealing On Amers-
can Gag valued at $50. He went into HalPs Hotel.
I'm Chatham-st. on the morning after the 4ti OF
July and placed the flag under hls coat police
man observed the end of tao dag hanging below
his coat and arrested him. The Recorder suspended
sentence ~ il appeared TINT the prisoner had al
ways borne good reputation.
CONVICTED OF JUMPING INTO THE RlYrR:
Kate kerns age tweuty-eight, WIS convicted yes
terday I'm the Court Of General Sessions Of On at
tempt at suicide. She was found in the East River
on June -. She said in her testimony that she
had accidentally trpred and fallen into the river
carefully take of her hot and part of her clothing
before she jumped into the river. She was sent 10
the PenieutaIy for tEfoe months by Recorder
Smvth.
THREE MONTHS FOR STRIKING WONG CHIN FOO.
Wong Chm Foo. formerly editor of The chinese
american. aud Wong lle Ching, merchant, were
walking down BaKter-st. yesterday, when Samuel
HornIdge a storc-kecper. took hold of Wong Chin
Foos gTnl aud cndcavorsd to pull him into his shop
The Chnaman resisted and told liorndge 10 take
his hand u1 his arm lie did 50 but struck Chm
Foo on the cheek with IA newspaper. Inc emma
man made Il complaint against tiolnWGe who was
arrested and taken before Justice smith. lie de-
med all that Wong Chm Foo had said, bnt was
sentenced to the penientlary for three months.
SHOT ny A PLAYMATE.
Frank +. Thompson. age nt9en OF No. "a East
One -hupdred-and-twcnt -second-st visited lay
mate. G.. :. Jackson. age eleven, who lives at No.
2l5 East Onc-hundred-a1 d-twent y-,econd-Str yes
took turns at dlscharGlng II out OF the back VIM
dow Of an upper room. They had barely begun
their dangerous sport before jack on shot Ihoup-
son in tho side. The bail lodged in the muse los Of
his stomach. The wounded boy was taken home.
where he was attended by Drs. Walter, Far
riugton and Mclean.
HOW TO TAKE CARE OF INFAVTs IN sUNNrR.
The Board of health has issued the usual SUM
mer rules for the care of infants durisP the summer
The rules lay particular stress on the importance of
not over feeding afants, snd warn AGAINST the use
of sugar On the hottest DAYS n FEW drops OF
whisltcy added to either water or food are recon-
moudcd. The best prepared food Is SAID to be-
boicd powdered barley Water. with tile salt
and milk. Give no candies is tho imperative
command. When an infant Is cross and irritable in
the hot weather. trip on tho water, by ferryboat
cl steamboat, will do il a great deal of good. ana
may prevent chOierd-nfantum.
4 TARDY MARRIAGE Al CASTLE GARDEN.
Elise TschopV, blooming young Immigrant
trpped down III ganC-pldnk of the landing barge
into Castle Garden yesterday morning with baby
ON her arm. She told superintendent jackson that
the authorities of Schonkron IN Canton Luzcrnc,
Switzerland had paid her pass8g- 10 America. She
was looking for Wi helm Neith, young man who
had promised to meet her aud marry her on leav-
ing her year ago in Switzerland. lp the after
moon Neitb came 10 the Garden. He embraced ms
sweetheart and his child and said that he was max
ing 81 week. Minister Bqrkemeyer was called
in aud he married the coupio while several hum
drcd imml grduts looked on.
INV CUNARp STEAMSHIP.
The splendid steamer mbra OF the Cunard Line
which was launched on June -, from the yard If
I,I wei IL -
Clyde. is expected 10 cross tho Atlantic in ess than
SIX days. Her estimated speed Is 10 knots an
hour. and she will be driven by engines of 1900
over all with breadth Of beam Of 81 feet ana a
depth of 30 feot: Her gross tonnage IS 5000. There
are ten waertight compal tments aud five decks The
promenade deck extends 300 feet amldsbips over
The whole breadth OF the vessel. Tho Umbria was
launched with much ceremony and was chrlstcned
hy The Honorable Mrs. Hoie of Edinburgh. The
Etruria the sister ship 10 tho Um1ria, Is sow OH
the stocks.
TEMPTED TO CRIME BY AN rX-coNyGcT.
Charged With committing numerous petty thcfts
at the Hoffman House, where they were employed
~ call boys. Edward Pagan, of No SIS First-aye.,
aud Charles ccatlrey. of no. 800 West IhiIty-
seventh St. were held for trial in the Tombs Court
Yesterday. They were elected o. Saturday steal
Ing field glass AID harmoalca from the rom Il
Joseph Wenmau, for which both were committCd.
Ncfaarey was placed under additional ban for
having on june - stolen two scar pms, valued
at $40 from Tie room of lr. Greeliiald. Both ac-
knowlcdged their guilt NcCPdrey asserting that
lie had been prompted by Pagan. who rs an ex-
convict, having served Il togl Of imprisonment for
robbery IN Texas.
CELL BEATING IETSoH HOLIDAY
The United French Soclet.c, of N"W-York vcstor-
day M Joue,s Woods celebrated the ninety-ith an
mi crs.Iy of the capture OF the Ba,tiIe Fourteen
soce les formed iu line ~ No. south lIith-ayc.
and marched t. thn Office Of the French Consul
General on Rowling Green. DELEGATIONS from each
society then entered the Office ana were met by VI.
A. Lcia,yre. the French Minister. who delivered an
address of voice - IN which lc mentioned That lie
had received dispatch from President Ferry, stat
ing that Charles Bcnauld president of the French
ated with the Cross Of the Legion of Honor tor As
efforts IN behalf oC his cou'twmcn ia the United
~ta:rs NJ Ha' X. acting president of the united SO
c.,tIcs. responded after which tho procession pro-
c.cled To- JoAoss Woods