New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-22
NETWORK CITY.

NETWORK CITY.
The Casino will u kept open the entire summer
an. d. ID. - of Morristown n. j. sends " to TINS
Office for the Barthodi Statue PEDESTAL fund.
Members of the Produce Exchange yesterday
signed q petition asking that III DC closcu on 'ho
day following Decoration Day.
The head of a well-known statesman Will be puD-
lcly modelled in clay in the Eden Musce Oh Satur-
day at p. M
The May Pole party of the, children performing IN
MAY Blossom Wilt take place to-day at noon, on
the ball grounds near the Seyenth-ave' entrance "
Central Park.
THE FIRST CASE OF sUNsTRoKE.
Solomon Good, Il workman, OF no. az La as
Thrd-st was Frustrated Mt No. 10 Hor3tio-si.
Yesterday it being the first case OF sunstr0Ke tnS
season.
A CREMATION COMPANY IYCoRPoRATTD
The United States Cremation Company lLlmiteN
| filed its certificate of incorporation yesterday me
president j. ID. Douglass. the treasurer F .uwaITr
{. Cockey and the secretary EDWARD a. NaI% or
| The directors are Felix Adler, DR.. Alexander HeTE-
hus, James b. Brown, Augustus q. CobD ana Dr'
| Henry Tuck.
| CAUGHT N CART WHEEL
Gustav Schwab, painter, living IN Molt HaSen,
| was caught in the wheel of butchers cart as ne
was alightnG from a MOrisania horse car ycslcr-
! day, and was whirled round and round fQr twenty
| wards before his clothes gave way ana ms money
fiew IN one direction and his paint brushes in
| another He was not hutt.
| THROWN FROM A CARRIAGE.
While driving in Sxil-aye Yesterday E Th",,ra
%. IL
O'ShauhneSS of No. 40 Clint0n-place. were thrown
from fhe carriage, through Mr.. ularks team
taking frg hi at watering Wagon. Mr CI iHo lie
| dragged Il hundred feet ana DduIS huIt, "hIo H''
| friend escaped injury.
| HOW 4 SERVANT GIRL lost nEa IAN.
A man called at the basement of Madlson-ave,
| house day or two ago. and asked Tor the nam
/ butchers boy had delivered an hour before. ne
explained that the butcher feared he had sem
damaged article and wished to e%Gmahgn It, in its
servant let the ham go bat no othef came III I'S
stead Yet the hOusekecpcr had to pay Tor IL
SAMPLES OF NAVAL PROVISIONS.
Pay Inspector Ambrose j; CIark inspector OIL
provisions and clothing at the Navy Yard, ycSter-
day finished putting mp ilty-s packages 81 SaioPes
of the provisions and clothing served to the sailors
and marines OF the Navy a'o th9 proEisor , "t
| ton These samples TO be sent TO the London
| Health Exposition. similar samples are also 10 be
sent TO the New Orleans and CINCINNATI eNpO5itohs'
| lost FISHERMEN PICKED Up.
| The Anchor Line steamship Circassla, on last
| Saturday picked up dory III which were Thomas
Higgins and Moses br9eW Two Gas,am'S ,sin Il
| Johnston of Gloucester, and had been separated
| from their vessel in a dense fog the night before
| beng picked up.
| Rafiaellc RAmbIosO. q clerk ana bO0kkccpcr III
| the Iao-A American Bank, IN ITyon kow, was
prisoner in the Iombs Police court ycstGIIday
AGAINST him is made by Carlo Parin, who asserts
| that on February 8 he converted to ms own use
! 800 paid him by Giovanni Canonico, laborer at
| 10 70 Mubcny-st. Bail in the sum OF Tl,oOO
| was furnished.
FORMS or CONTACTS FOR AQUEDCcT WORK.
! The Auucduct Commission yesterday received
| from the Commissioner of Public Works forms for
contracts specifications, bOadS, etc, for the eXca-
walton of shafts for the new aqucduct lhcSc IOIhS
! have received the approval OF the cooperation
| ComseI and all contractors viii have TO sign them
! in bidding for contracts. The form Tor contracts
| 10 he made with owners Of land through when Inc
| a0ucduct is to be constructed was also approved.
| PROBABLE RESIGNATION OF COLONEL MOONEY;
Colonel James j. Mooney, supcTlntcndent OF me
Bureau OF Streets of the Department OF Pubic
| Works contempates rcsguing his position. lie
said Yesterday that he expected to Ia kc contracts
for constructing parts of cable roads in this Gity
| If he did decide to resign 1t would take erect on
| 90 no wear Colonel Mooney is the chairman of
| tLe delegation from the XXIYth District III the
| County Democracy County Committee.
| NArTIS CONVICTED BY 4 SYMPATHETIC JURY.
The second trial in the General Sessions Court OF
! Louis Il. Martin, who was indicted WIN Nllanl
| + Brockway and Nathan B. Foster for forgery III
the 6rsr degree resulted yesterday in conviction.
At the first trial four of the Jurors favored acqult
| tai Brockway pleaded guilty and was sentenced
| to FIVE years imprisonment; Ihccrlnc consisted IN
preparing forged Morris and Essex Railway bonuS;
rwenty-One 81 coo bonds nearly ready 10 De lSsuc,
| were found at the rooms in the It James liotel,
| occunied by Martin The detectives were busy lor
| several months in working up the evidence against
| the forgors The jury recommended Martin, VINO
has grown blind, to the mercy of the conrt.
MRS DOWNING DOES NOT PRESS HER coMPLAINT;-;
| Mrs Siyillar Downing, of disputed baby motor
ety. did not carry out her threat yesterday mat sue
,y9,iI anncar at the Essex Market Police Court to
! press complaint of abando nmcnt against Forrest
| : Downing the alleged father of her alleged
| child She was sent for by Officer BELL, nut she
! firmly refused to go before Justice Ford. saying
| that She Intended To seek redress i'll the supreme
| Cont William II. SecOr appeared as counsel f0r
| Mr., Downing and said that they were prepared to
meet the charge at any tine. However; IN the 40
| sence of the complainant the case was dismissed
| ErM0Rs ABOUT Az OLD LUTHERAN CHURCH.
| The old church at No. 15l East Twenty second
ST. which has been known TO LuthcranS in TINS city
since 1916 rs the GuStayus Adolphus Church mas
been declared by the i}uildilg Bureau TO be unsafe
| The Rev DR.. Lndberg informed a TRIBUNE reporter
last night that he had not received the slightest M
| timatiOn that the building was in any way unsafe
| and that he was confident that from the cellar TO
the spIrc, IT perfectly secure lie had not seen
any building inspectors and had received no notice
| from the Bureau. In the congregation 'hcic uo
| 600 COMMITMENTS.
BUSINESS RIVALRY CARRIED TOO FAR.
| business rivalry i'll the making OF cigars IS sald
TO be the origin OF hight that tWotnlrd9 81 me ,i
| fourth-st. engaged in on Tuesday night A1ter me
ARRAY Jennie Schuste, of No. 800 East torty-l9nrlh-
| ar was found seriously Injured that doctor
| was summoned. He found her body badly bruised
| and her arm and hand torn and badly lacerated
She accused John Jennac. of No; 3l3 East Forty
| fourth-st of having bitten and Kicked her ne
| wasarrestcd but denied the charge. He was held
by Justice Murray, in the lorkyiile Court, yester-
day. to await the woman's recovery. The
doctor reported her condition critical, as sue Will
| shortly become mother.
BROOKLYN.
Deaths last week. 2l3; births 1885, marriages,
| 106.
President Nichols. Of the Young Republican Club,
| has Amounted a committee of fifty members to go
| TO the Republican National Convention and pre-
sent the resolutions adopted by the Club last sat
| mday night.
Juetice Bergen issued warrant yesterday for
| the arrest of EOberio Balsamo of No. ~ Sackctt-
ST.. who is charged with swlndllng fifty italians
| Out of 80 each which he secured on the promise
of getting work for them, and thea failing to get
| il and cmbezzliug the money.