New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-10
dows. etc. were also damaged. Henry Bohukamp
was arrested for rcck less blasting.

was arrested for rcck less blasting
PROSPEROUS ODD FELLOWS.
The stockholders of the Odd Fellows Hall Asso-
citation yesterday received statement men IRON 'ne ne
Board Of Managers showing $31 40 q cash on
denoslt The association is free from debt, except
n mortgage to the New-England Mutual Life In
surance Company of $6o,OoO.
TWO GIRL picKpdCgErs ARRESTED.
Two ashily dressed girls, about fifteen years old,
last night for pIcking pockets in Sixth-ave. They
gave CAV the names of Ada Fliun and Emma Gllroy;;
The girls SAID that they had been taught 10 steai
by girl named Mary Kelly, who was thiei'
g. A. T GoEBEI's ORDINATION.
The ordination Of &. A. I. Goeoel, graduate OF
the New Brunswck, n j. Theological Seminary,
will take place tonight at lSV O'clock IN tno
ffth-st. The Rev. Louis Gorbege will preach the
sermon, the Rev. DR.. George H. Smytn; pfesiuent
of the CassIs Of will read the de, form t Ha
ordination, aud the Rev. j. Geyer VIII ueHNeI INC
charge TO the pastor,
REsCUEs FROM DROWNING AT CASTLE GANDtN:
George Esslinger clerk in the office of Captain
More the landing officer at Castle Garden, 1ell on
the wharf Yesterday and was rescued by Board,
ing OffcerP f. Herrlch. Essngton was carried
to the hospital, where DR.. Schultz brought nm 10
consciousness after five minutes work. soon AFTER
ward George Nerdercott, an employe at the Gar
den. fell INTO the water between the wharf and a
barge. Herrllch again came to the rescue ana
pulled him out.
PREPARING AN INTERIOR COAST LINE: IL.
By direction of the Secretary of War Brigadlcr
General John Newton and Colonels =. A. GILMORE
tenant Commander McCella, United States Navy,
and First Lieutenant Iasker H. Bliss OF the ISL
Artillery, met yesterday at the Army ieadquarlers
in Houston st. to consider the feasibility ana eN
pediency of constructing an interior coast-nne OF
Waterways for the defence OF the Atlantic anu
Gulf seaboard, and to prepare an outline plan ana
general estimate OF the cost.
HURRYING A TRIAL TO TAKE 4 WEDDING TRIP.
Charles Charles, who pleaded guilty YESTERDAY
to a charge of assault, was sentenced by Recorder
smyth to ten years IN tho state PRISON tnolll"s
he II
liquor store at No. 119 LerOyst., ana tQund ChaIIes
in the hallway early on the morning of June y. lie
was assaulted by Charles, who stabbed him III the
face and neck. Fitzgerald recovered from nls
wounds and applied TO the District Attorney a rev
DAYS ago for q speedy trial of the case OF MS assam
ant, that he might go on marriage Journey u
Canada.
ARRESTED AFTER STEALING $1,000. 49,.
John 7. Lilley, manager of the mai QrdeI depart
ment in the store of Simpson, Crawi0Td ~ SInpson,
was before Justice German III the Jefferson hdIhet
Police Court yesterday, on the charge Oh having
appropriated property worth over $o,oOO. ne was
held in $4,000 bail for trial Llley haH "a 9ei haen
the firms employ for two years, a3d had Deeh
advanced rapidly. He protested great SORROW lol
his dishonesty, and gave up bis bank book with a
balance of 81 3O7. He also surrendered his turnl-
ture His young wife knew nothing of his transac-
tions. but had inquired of him how he made money
enough 10 live SO well, and had been told 'h"t NC
received2 per cent of the firms points
A WOMAN's DOWNWARD COURSE.
As Justice German was about to leave the bench
in Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday morn
ing Officer Reigle OF the Stn Precinct DIOuEul
before him a woman giving the name OF Nellie
VlvIer alias Pretty Flora, III sadly intoxicated
condition. She was sentenced 10 SIX months on me
Island. Nellie Vivier was the female detective
EMPLOYED in the Lewis will case i'll llOboken when
about Si 100000 was left to the United States
Government Since then she has been graduaiy
going down hill. She is SAID to have been woman
of culture and refinement, originally, anq JustifGe
Kibreth is SAID to have interested himself greatly
in trying to effect her reformation.
l. T. HoPKINs'S BODY FOUND on FIRE ISLAND.
A oil xVa "A Police
last uIg ht from Coroner Preston of Fire andsay-
ing that the body OF a man found drowned on lhe
beach there had a deposit blank on the Nlnth
National Bank of this cliy in one OF his pockets.
/. H' +. 'i Hopkins No. 80 Whits-st; Yew-Y9rk.F
IL Wail-st., be informed. Word was sent TO the
directory address of b. b. Hopkins which is at No.
100 East Nineteenth-st., but received an answer
that Mr.. Hopkins had moved from there last sep
TENDER.
AN ITALIAN NATIONAL FESTIVAL.
Italys greatest festival is held each year in COM
memOratlon of the granting of The constitution
which occurred on June 3, lSi7, and the Sunday,
following June is the day set apart as Ma
tonal holiday festival was held YESTERDAY, at
G%"rd IN SPGds We're re- dceoratcd WIN Ytn
and American flags, and made still brighter by
the gav-cOored dresses so dear to tho feminine
Italian heart. The day was spent in dancing ana
merrymakinG In the afternoon Two rle harce'
The receipts will be devoted to charitable purposes
by the Colombo Guards.
SEVENTEEN NEW PIANOS FOR PUBIC SCHOOLS.
The Board of Education yesterday at 4 p M
opcned bids for seventeen pianos with tho agree
nent to take the OLE ones in fifteen schools ne
HOS were rs follows: f. q. smith, 1929 each John
Wcikert. IT, 5000, to allow $50 for the old pianos;
Kramich 4 Bach. 1928, allowing SO; William l.
Young, 1928, allowing $50; llardnIan, Downing *
Peck 5000 Including Old pianos; +. Conner, $500,
allowing 800; Augustus Bause d Co.; SOD or
$l20 allowing for the old pianos; ID. L. Matthew'S,
Il25; II. W. Hatch. $50; }. +. Hunter, $275; i;
II. Walters. average price $50, including the Old
pianos; Behning d Son, 1919; s0hmer " CO.,
$500, including the old pianos; William knabG &
committee of the Board went into executive session
after the bids opened and on Tomorrow alter
noon il will decide ON the bids.