New-York tribune., 1884-10-03
NEW YORK CITY.

NEW 1OKh I'll
| .Jacuno Reso. an IalIan boy Of No. % Baxter,st
was drowned yesterday III the East RIVER at ricr
| No. ID.
Dora Beck. age six of No. 3 West One-hundred-
and-tenth-st was killed by brewery wagon III
Nmth-ave., yesterday. The driver was arrested.
John Brooks. 'longshorcman of No. III Cherry
ST was killed Yesterday by falling from the steam
ship Santiago. at Pier No. AZ, North River.
Alderman Sayles viriuously suggested that IL
would be better TO have the 1iahose sSdsr Sdd up 1t
The body of a man, in laborcrs garb, was found
| in the North River az Pier No. 40 Yesterday, Ap-
parcntly the man about iity-hvc years ola.
Tho schooner Telegraph reported that on MONDAY h
night on the Nantucket shoals. she was run INTO py
an unknown vessel and lost port cathead, anchor
aud ten iathOnls OF chain.
The Police Commissioners Yesterday dismissed
Parolman McDouough, who beat pcder ID ,he ,h
First Precinct. and Patrolman q. X. Smitn, Oh inc
| Twcnty-seventh Precinct, for lntoXcatlOh.
| The trustees of the Peabody Fund compIeied
their business nj the Fifth Avenue liotcl yesterday
| and adjourned TO meet on the hrst "cuhcSu"S III
October, 1850
GOOD WORK AMONG sHoP-GIELS.
Mrs J. Minerva Judge began her winter series oi
entertainments for shop-srs last evening, az src so
flied with little cash girls who sang and played Oh
| the piano, after having bad supper
INvrsTIGArING 4 rAREo0M MURDER
The examination into the shooting oi Robert
Carman. BY David Dcgnan IN Patterson sr"g
shop at Scvcnth-aye and Iwenty-Necohd,St. o,
Monday night, was begun IN JeneTsoh Mathc,
Police Court yesterday. Uniinportant testimony
was given.
TRANSFERRING TIE FIFTH AvENuE rLZA:
John u. Phyfc and James Campbell with thelr
wives have conveyed Their property al flith ave
nue. plaza and Fity-cigh hand -filty-nlnth sS. to
Charles A. Peabody r, in trust. rs security Tor the
payment of bonds assigning S2OO.O00.
iomes W ,iircn. a member Of The stable Gang"
was one Of three men who assaulted John Lucas,
sailor III Battery Park, and robbed hln oi seVcial
silver dollars 0'Brien pleaded guilty yesterday IN
the General Sessions Court and was sentenced TO
five years III the state Prison.
rLrc1loN SUPERVISORS MUST QUALFY TO-DAY.
Chief Supervisor John !. Davenport gives notce
that,nll Supervisors who have not yet quallbed
must present themselves at Room 10 second lloor
Post Onicc Building Tonight at 1880. or at Room
100, fourth floor, during the day.
LOOKING AFrrR ILLEGAL LIQUOR DEALERS.
Superintendent Waing some months ago told
the police captains TO prepare lists OF liquor dealers
III tneir precincts showing the date Gl thc cApia,
ton of each dealers license. Yesterday he ordered
the captains 10 report how many dealers were sup
posed TO be without licenses according to the rec
oIds.
SEPTEMBER CUSTOM HOUSE RFCrIPTs.
The receipts sc tie Custom itiIIse for the month
of Scptembcr were SO. $50 OO3 II IN imports ard
$5025,O ,O6l II in withdrawaS a total "a. OF l.ssf
767 81 Ihl, is decrease of > Sl57,Ols Al FROM The
amount received for the same month last year
I he decrease was SlfG,GlS 10 on imports andTlo,-
400 81 on WthdfawdlS
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS FOR DOCTORS.
The state civil Service tCmms.iHn recently or
dcycd Il competitive examination 10 hil two Vacan-
cies in the insane hospital al Poughkeepse-onc as
first assistant physician at a salary o, - oO9' anI
one as thIrd assistant at 81 600. with board and
rooms in both eases The cXamIna'lon VIII be held
in this city on October -, and viii be open to all
graduates of reputab e medical colleges.
WARRANTS FOR MACtRoNG ADUtTERATFRS.
DIR. Cyrus Edison, of the Sanitary Bureau. yester-
dav applied for warrants for the arrest OF Augustus
and isaac 9odn2n 9i No. y AyGhe Inward
No. l95 Lcwis-st and George Tanner. OF No. 452
Ninth-avc. manufacturcrs Of macaroni CHARGED
with using chrompte of lead in the preparation of
that kind Of rood instead Of the yolks of eggs.
CHARACTERISTICS OF GREAT BELIEVERS.
Great Bellcycrs' vas the subject of a paper
read by Dir. G. :. Stockton. of Newark last evening
before the American Institute Of Christian PhIoeo-
phy. No. Winthrop Place. Inc believing the
God fearing men, he said, arc the many vino lead
in all departments oi art and life bnbe eeyers are
usually the sccond-Tate Incn renowned for wit
raj her than real worth They are not usually noted
for modesty They are destructive rather than
constructive
CROSSING THE SEA TWICE WITHOUT TICKET.
There was a mysterious female stowaway IN the
steamship It. Laurent, winch arrived from liayfc
Yesterday Her name was Annie Schiller. and her
home Bavaria. She Is nineteen years old, and Is
said to be good looking. The shID was two DAYS
ou, Of poIt wneA she was discovered. he glll wa.
shID sais again when she will be taken back. rne
oiiccIs of the ship and the officials at the Garden
man aimed a discreet reserve on the subject of the
stowawsy yesterday.
SWEARING TO FE AVENGED.
Arthur Wildwood. Of Ridgewood, L. J., five years
ago DISCHARGED an cmpi0yc. Palnck Deyln. few
nirhts aftcTward MT. WellwoOd's stable was set on
fire and badly damaged. neylin vas convicted of
arson lie went 20 prison Tor four years and vowed
TO bc avenged HIS term expired short time ago,
and Mr.. Wildwood soon lost valuable horse
and wagon. Deviin was caught offering to sell the
turnouiiucqr the hiry-iourth street ferry for $50
and Yesterday IN the loIkYIlle Court ho was ic-
mandcd TO the Queens County authorities.
TIE FRIENDS or CHILDREN.
directors of the Society Tor the Prevention of
Cruelty 10 Children held their first meeting sinso
May yesterday. COMMUNICATIONS were received
from societies that have Just been Organized ~
London and Manchester. ngland III Planheld, \.
j.. and IN Nyack, y. !. London society Is the
first of the KIND that has been oIeanized there; II
is under the direction of tie Baroness Burdctt-
Coutis. Sixteen new members were added 10 the
Ncw-York society. Since May there have been
] GA complaints lodged with the society
FATHER IL PRISON AND FAMILY STARVING
At the jefferson Market Court tins morning Will
lam English, Of No. II 81. Marks-place, will be
changed with embehzlIng 81 .lIG 30 from Meyer
GohlSchmdt, of No. 1877 East SiXiy-iifth-st. Nj.
Gullschndt frequently sends dozen men 10 Eng
land in charge OF cattle, and English went with
these men recently and took with him the money
70 pay them. The prisoner lives in basement
His wife gave birth 10 Il child on Wednesday.
There are three other children, aud there Is not "A
cent the house TO supply the needs Of the children
or their mother
TIE NEW FIsHMONGEEs' LEASE
The Adermens Committee on Markets yesterday
considered the resolution directing the clerk of the
Common Council TO atlX the city seal 10 the lease
Of two piers opposite Fulton Market, 10 the Fulton
Market Fishmongers' Association. The lease is for
twenty one years, at an annual rental of $40 900
Under the existing lease, which by its terms would
not expire until 1889, tho association is paying
Sl3 $50 year. Dock Commissioners No0rhls and
LaImbcer protested against confirming the lease
Mr. Laimbeer said that there were three responsible
persons ready TO pay $4,000 or $4,000 year for
the property
ANNUAL REVIEW OF THE SEVENTH REGIMENT.
The annual review IN line and inspection of New
Yorgs favorre regiment the 9TH, took place at the
Armory Yesterday. Ii was intended TO hold the
muster at Van Cortlandt Park, but rain prevented
that plan. The regiment i now about 1000
strong larger number than has been enrolled for