New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-18
NETWORK CITY.

Concerts on the Fail River steamers have been
been resumed, and will be continued during the
summer.
The Pilot Commissioners yesterday heard the re-
port Of Inspector Fletcher which showed falling
oil in the number of violations of tie larbor laws
Thirty-eight firms in the Wholesale and retail
paper trade signed PAPER yeStgTday ana ds{cff nr tho no
purpose of giving their employees double hOnoay
Dr. Charles Marsh, of Broadway and Twenty
niuth-st, was indicted yesterday on S TX charges OF
eutcing young girls into his Office Tor improper
purposes
There was heavy movement in brcadstufs for
export at tho Produce Exchange yesterday. The
sales amounted 10 5000 barrels OF hour ZZo,VoO
bushels of wheat and 170,0 600 bushels of corn.
A CHANGE OF AssIGNEEs.
William A; Purrinstop Yesterday Was appointed
assignee of Jesse r. and FREDERICK ID. Granti by
Judge Van Hoesen, in the Court OF Common Pleas,
| in place OF James McNamee, resigned
RUN OVER BY A CAB.
Charles d. Blakeslee, of Scranton, Penn, was run
| over by cab last night at Iwenty-thlrd-st. and
| Broadway and had his shoulder injured. He
sent TO the New-lork Hospital ana tie drlVer was
arrested.
HE WILL LEARN BY EXPERIENCE. ..
| John Heating, the driver Of black and tar"
cab was fined 81 in the Yorkyille Court yesterday
for obstructng the sidewalk in front Of the Grand
| Central Depot lie said that he had not been
| driver long.
A MUSICAL FESTIVAL IN HONOR OF LUTHER,
The Martin Luther Society Of New York held
meeting last evening in Mott Memorial Hall No
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| decided to give a musical festival on October in
| commeInoratiOn of Reformation Day.
| SHOOTING HIMSELF WITH TOY PISTOL.
AS July draws the noise of the tlTe-cTacker
and the toy pistol is heard in the land. Last night
Charles Stone age fourteen of No 2G2 West twenty.
second-st., opened the season by shooting himself
accidentally in the abdomen with toy pistol in
1icting a severe flesh wound.
FROM THE RIVER TO POLICE COURT.
Karl Tobias, Norwegian. age twenty, jumped
overheard at the foot of East twenty thId-St yes
Ito mad a k
VILE Court where he acted as If ms mind was weak
He committed to the care OF the COMMISSIONERS
of Charities and Correction.
SHARP PRACTICE, BUT NOT SHARP EN9UGH.
Pierre f. Durck ,jT., lawyer OF No. III broadway
was arrested yesterday for retaining about 1919
which he had collected for three firms. lie wrote
to each firm saying that he had collected the money
but lost it, The similarity of the letters led to his
arrest.
SIX YEARS IN PRISON FOR STEALING A WATCH.
Joseph Kemp, a cOlOred man, met John Kelly, of
No. 100 King-st, in East fftecnt-st on the even
ing of June g. and asked him for light for cigar.
Kemp stole Kelly's watch. He was arrested and
was Yesterday sentenced by Judge GldersleeYe to
six years In State Prison.
LETTING A BEER GLASS FALL on HER HUSBAND.
John Bracken, of No. AS Bleecker-st., went TO
Police Headquarters yesterday bleeding from a
severe scalp wound, and complained that his wife
had struck him with glass Mrs. BTacken SAID
that he was drunk and attempted to strike her
She was drinking beer at the time, and the glass
fell accidentally on his head
NO FURTHER CUT IN STEERAGE RATES.
The warning steamship lines have made no cuts
in steerage passage rates since Monday. They are
in a condition of armed truce, however, and the
war may break out with renewed Ylgor at any Time
The agent in charge of the steerage passenger Of
fee of the Inman Line said yesterday: hardly
think that there will be further reductions though
l thought the same thing last week.
THE BEGGAR IN FRANCE HEARD OF THE WAR
julius Kirvalla, an elderly man, was arrested yes
tcrday by an agent Of the Charity Organization
Society, for begging. He tattercd soldiers
uniform, and had one arm and one leg. lie told
the agent that in France, eighteen years ago, he
heard of the American civil war, and he had lost
|. France TO become mendcant In America, as a
veteran of the war. Justice Welde, at the Tombs
Police Court, committed HIM for SIX months.
A FORMER BRIGHT sCHoOLBoY A THIEF.
Edward Patterson, age twenty, who was porter
IN q Wagner sleeping car on the New-YOrk Central
Railroad, was arrdigned yesterday before Recorder
Smyth on q charge of stealing 500 from Jacob
L. Reichman, who rode on the from Utica 10
New-York on the night of May 80. The porter, who
has youthful, innocent appearance, pleaded
guilty petition III his behalf was presented,
signed by ex-SecretaTy of State Josiah l. Young,
ex- Representatye J. NJ; Rob6 and other prominent
citizens of ST. Louis, who had known Parkerson as
a bright schoolboy. Recorder Smyth sent the
young man to the Elnira Reformatory.
SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE.
Peter c. Kellogg ~ Co began yesterday, at tho
American Horse Exchange, their second combination
salo of Jersey cattle, for 1884. There were con-
signments by such prominent breeders as the
Hayemeyers, FC. and TIA. John, |. Holly, John I.
Maxwell, A. Il. Darling aud William Rockefeller.
There was "a good sized attendance, including some
women. The bidding was spirited bnt In no IN
stance was the price paid remarkably big. Eancy
Fan, an imported COW, sold Tor $oOO. LlIIle b0nne
brought the highest price of the day, $500. Golden