New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-03
NETWORK CITY.

clhc Runway Company.
NETWORK CITY.
Mayor Edison will probably leave the city TO-
morrow for short vacation. lie Will go 10 the
AdIrondacks to fish.
william A. Boyd Corporation Attorney paid TO
the Controller Yesterday S3lG 30, penalties col
lected during July for violation OF city ordinances
Croton water rents last ,weoL. $l23GG 2O9
licenses were issued by the Mayors Marshal, ana
81 534 received therefore 129,026 persons used the
free public baths.
IMMIGRANT ARRIVALS.
The number of immigrants arriving yesterday was
7G bv the steamship lrinacrla OF the Anchor ilne'
from Gibraltar and 462 by the Fulda, Of the NOiln
German Lloyd, from Bremen.
ACCtprNr TO 4 STEAMSHIP.
The steamship KniCkerbOcker, which left this
port on July 20 for New Orleans, met with an nc
cidont 10 her engines aud was obliged to put INTO
Norfolk Va for temporary repairs. She returned
10 this city YESTERDAY
1rsttcr Nrrttva VACATION.
IN the sixth judicial Court the notice appeha
During July gnd hueusl TRIALS ~, no hr,o "p
only oniisea wherein Justice miRhi be defeated bt
delay should be tried during tho heated term
tnr tifY'H bfht,
qOl 900, 100 80. decfcaae Of NJ ,lpAhUl ~ sih'o
January T. There has bccn s,l0Op5S 10 of
reyenno bonds Issued ~ anticipation ol lhAch l"i
1903 and lbHl aud under special lava
aTCHrrAnY rOIGTH IN TnT CITY
Secretary fogcL ylsiicd the sub-lIoasqfy q sholt
time yesterday lle wac on ~, WAY 10 Mm' i,
labOrs. lis visit was said 10 have no sghlhcancc'
tIorNsrs FoB. CrNTRhL rAhE HACKS
Mayors Marshal McDcrmott nag directed inc
Central Park hacks to be stopped unless license ieos
for both carriages and drivers are paid, An aiios
was mado yesterday and the driver was hcld ~
800 bail by Justice German for bong unlicensed
The case will be tried In the Couit OF Special Ses-
tlOus.
HwtSpftVG ~ tNWGuAyE
Michael Kennedy, an immigrant whn canc 2n W."
AlaAkn last Sunday complained 10 Juhilco rover
"a
32S Wcst.at.. had swiudlod hln out OF fl2o Ia
exchange for Bank Of EnggnH H2iGS nna s2vrtr,am"
Mohl admitted changing sovereign l"i ihhn ~
lie was held ~ ~ 300 10 await Inc return OF hoh'
nedy'h friend from syracuse.
4 BRAY. POLICEMAN.
Police OhiceT William C0tter, who rescued MIS-
Gibbons and her children from the roof of the
burning building at No. 80 Nater-st.. on fHaay
morning, was member of the old volunteer ilrc
Department, and member OF No. Hose Com
pany for many wears. He has for five years hee1
employed on special duty at the staten Isiahd
Railway Ferry, at the foot OF Nhltehail-st
\ ruuF ~ THE HOFFMAN, HOUSE.
The Hoffman House IS beng Tepanted ana sam
ucl Richards age twenty clEhi, one OF the painters
| at 9 o'clock yesterday morning was found con-
cealed under a bed in the room of Frank H. Pond
| from which he had previously stolen a clock In
the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday morn
| ing he was held for trial.
TIE PRESIDENT GONE TO KINGSTON.
Early yG'Gr&NIy . m %ce Lnr As' Mocy
and Surrogate Rollins, left the iith Avenue liote
/ and went directly 70 the west Shore Llno Depot
! where he was met by General sharpe. Tho whoie
| party started for Kingston. There the President
| Will remain on VISIT to General shaTge until to-
morrow, when he will probably visit W. Is. Dms-
/ more at his cOuntTy-seat at StaatsDurg.
| UNSUCCESSFUL IN SELLING MOURNING GOODS.
Horace ~ sherman and Thomas Noble, compris-
! ing the firm Of sherman Noble ~ CO., OF No. ~
! West Twenty-thiTd-st, made an assignment yes
/ terday to Isaac j. Maccabe PrcieIrIng Amos >
| Treat for - 900 and the holder of their pronls-
sory note for $4,000 WHICH was discounted ny inc
| Second National Bank. The firm began business
| in February. SS3, and made speciality OF seIImg
only mourning and black dry goods. They have
! been reported being slow In their pay ments
since last spring
FUNERAL or WILLIAM 4. FALLS.
The funeral of William A. Falls, president Of the
Corn Exchange Bank, was held Yesterday, IN ne
Church of the Ascension at Fifth-aye. and ienth-
ST. The hev. Arthur Forbes conducted the ser
vices. There were no pall-bcarers, and those pre-
sent were the intimate friends and relatives
Charles A. Falls, the brother of the deceased man.
and his sisters were the chef mouIners Among
those present were David BOWS. +. H. Tows. and
other directors of the Corn Exchange The body
was buried in Greenwood Cemetery.
DESTITUTE Immigrants DETAINED.
The Anchor Line has not yet made IFS peace with
the Emigration Commissioners and, accordingly,
when the 'lTnacria from Gibraltar and other Med,
ierranean ports arrived here yesterday WIN
seventy-six Italian Immigrants, she was boarded
by Commissioner Stephenson a custom House IN
spectOr and Castle Garden registry clerk riga
/ examination was made and thirty -fOur immigrants
detained as likely to become charges on the public
Eight of them will probably he sent back, but all
viii be kept for the present the steamship until
the result of nelr efforts TO obtain help from their
friends Is learned.
INVESTIGATING CHICAGO CATTLE.
The sale of beef, i'll this city, which has been
slaughtered in Chicago has assumed large proper
/ lions recently. Open charges have been made,
principally by boycotting butchers, that this meat
Is often that of diseased cattle These assertions
together with the recent outbreak of Texas cattle
fever ID the West have stirred the Health authOri-
ties to action. Dr. Cyrus Edison by the authority of
| the Board OF Health. yesterday dispatched Meat
Inspector John NJ of his staff, to Chicago to
anime and report on the mode OF killing and dress
ing and the health of the cattle killed at Chicago
| foT shipment to this point Mr.. Meyers is an old
! butcher and thoroughly competent to investigate
| the subject.
| QUICK TINE FROM YOKOHAMA.
The steamer GcnavOn, with the first consignment
| oftbe seasons crop of Japan tea arrived Friday
| afternoon, from Yokohama She sailed on june .
| and beat the MOsser ClaymOre, Pembr0kesllrc and
Lord of the Isles of the same line. Anew days out
! she met a disabled steamer, and tOwed her 70 the
nearest port. At Gibraltar she was detained sew
made in three and half days, dcductlng the
detention Of six days in TOWING and the delay at
! Gibraltar, Captain X. A. Donaldson says that he
will make the trip ten days quicker The elena
| VOn's first trip was made in fOrty-slX and half
DAYS. and she has now beaten her best record he
Lord Of the Isles Is expected second, tie ClaymOre
third. The GlenavOn Is clipper built, squar-rig-
| geo aud halls from the Clyde. She has been III
| the tea trade three seasons.
| BROOKLYN.