New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-02
NETWORK CITY.

The police of the One-hundred- and-twenty sixth
Street Station last night sent Francis e. Bliss! q
tramp, to the Ninety-ninth Street Hospital with
frozen feet.
PHILANTHROPY UNAPPRECIATED.
James f. Connolly of No 8 East Broadway, in a
spirit of philanthropy, endeavOred, by arranging
"swcat- board" at oak Point yesterday, TO cGnpen-
safe the disappointed crowd who had failed to see
the Ross Courtney boat race. He was arrested.
A SATISFACTORY TRIAL TRIP.
The new iron steamboat City OF klngSton OF
Cornels Line, made trial trip up the Hudson
River on Saturday. Her average speed was
eighteen miles an hour for four hours
SAILORS DEATH FROM FALL.
Cuidada Jesus Feiera, the Portuguese sailor who
fell from the rigging of the bark CIntra, on satur-
day, died shortly after his admission TO the Cham-
bers Street Hospital.
FUNERAL OF A WAR VETERAN.
Cameron Post, No. 70, g. A. r., Colonel John K.
Nugcnt, commander, was the guard OF honor at the
funeral of Comrade Patrick Shields yesterday.
Members of John A. Rollins Post, No. so; Il. A r.,
and Of the Veteran Corps Of the Goth Regiment,
also attended the funeral.
RAIDIYG A GAMBLING Den.
A boa-house kept by Edward McGrath, at the
foot of East tne hundred-and-twe hfth-st., was
a gambling den. Eight men were arrested while
PLAYING poker McGrat was held III the Harlem
Police Court.
ARREsTING A HGHwAYMAN.
Several persons have been robbed lately IN the
ncighb0rhood of One-hundreda twenty -SIXth-st,
late at night Detectives smith and thompson
succeeded on Saturday night IN arresting Martin
Manning, while IN the act OF taking SmlthS watch
cham. He proved to be an old offender.
TWO GIRL COUSINS MEETING.
Inuuiries were made at Police Headquarters last
night for two Brooklyn girls, each bearing the
maine of Mary Shay. They are cousins, and Mary
SHAY, age II, lives at No. 1877 MangcT-St., while
Mary age II, lives with her parents at NO. Z'3
Seventh-st. They left the latter place IN company
on Saturday morning. since when nothing has been
seen or heard of them
GIRLS CAUGHT sHOPLIFTING.
Annie RehbelD, age fifteen, OF No. Corncha-st',
and Mary Reilly, age thirteen, of No DID, SpIlng-st,
Saturday afternoon were detected IN ONellFs
store stealing half dozen pairs OF kid gloves
eral silk handkerchiefs and velvet gIrdle. Before
Justice German at the Jefferson Market Police
Court yesterday, they were held i'll $500 bail.
DIR. HALL CALLS ON FERDINAND WARD.
Ferdinand Ward passed his second Sunday i'll
Jail quietly yesterday. lie took hIs hSbitual walk
in tbs Jail yard at a. ~ aud ate hearty break
fast At 10 o'clock Mr.. DOty called and remained
with the prisoner until 3 D. III. when Mrs. Ward
arrived. At 7'30 o'clock Mr.. Mcbride rang tho
iail bell and was admitted to see Ward. AT p. IN.
The Rev. DR.. John Hall called at the prison and
went in to see the prisoner. He remained until
about O'Clock. At 1880 Ward went TO bed.
A PROMISING CCLORED YOUTH.
Mrs. Catharine Mcdonald, a colored woman of
No. 1873 Sulvan-st., before Justice German III the
Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday, com
kill his sister and would not obey his mother, she
said. When asked the age of her son she replied:
"Well Judge don't know exactly, but am sure
he will be seventeen before he is twenty one"
Charles was sent to the House of Refuge.
INJURED BY AN EXPLOSION
lar containing chemical preparation exploded
yesterday afternoon i'll tie photograph gallery OF