New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-01
ham who had been Informed ~ her hnshands
nct,bns, was not I'm court and he was discharged

ham who had been Informed ~ her husbands
nctibns, was not in court and he was discharged
LOOKING FoR MIR. wARNrWs HACKMAN.
Aiting Superintendent Ihornc said YESTERDAY
thai tho police were sentcng Tor W" n,h',t to
die on Saturday, NJ ho was guilty of mis,Wchh,
or. The police theory IA that tho hackIan 'hp 9r
Mr.. Warner would recover from q drunken S'upo'
If left In tho street.
80 MORE FALSE rRrTrSsrs ron TWO YrAhs.
Mrs. Carrie r. More was S'ntto tho rcnitcntlary
for two years Yesterday by judge oi'Hhr,'"ti
M,s lsGh M.sop "l N ~. Security for
Miss Hattie NJ. lIcrder. who =, answaiou
en- advertisement in which Mfa Morse pre-
fcsscd o want an assistant. Mrs Moiso ms wv"
known by several assumed names.
Srw srrrrr rnurr rtocEs toVd.
Tho Aldermen Yesterday authorized tho opening
Of u new street between lorty-sccond ana fW,A'
This was done In pursuance OF nm act OF th' I'',ir
laiure The neyy street IL made necessary bA l''
closing of Fourth yc; between TIE Tro,S ""
which isrcqurcd by the projected chlaIsonlou' Va
the Grand Central Depot
4 rrcrrrioN 10 4 TEMPERANCE WoEkrR.
The Woman's National Christian l'ml'rlnr'
Union gave a reception Ht No; 10 nSt fHutWon'n
st., last evening, 10 Mrs. Is. Parsons, OF l"uuoh
vicc-prcsldcnt of ihe British N0man's Temperance
Union Tho parors were decorated with flowers
aud there were present many temperance N0' ncl1
Mrs. Caroline Is. BuCll made the address oI Wol-
come Mrs Mary T. Burt J. y. Stcarns, Mrs. Tar
sons and Others also spoke.
GETTING BLOWS INsTrtD or MONEY
Michael Coylc a laborcr, living at No.. 1lo East
One red,and-torty-hi Yesterday cnt, nro
the TomLs Police Court bleeding from several
wounds In the head. lie SAID that ms aS'"iah'
was ". A. stafford collecting agent. Whom ne
had employed to collect SIS 30 from builder lie
received 81 aud called on Stafford for the balance;
Stafford did not have the money and u q'laIIei
followed IN which The agent dealt him scVeTal
stunning blows on the head with heavy lnple
mont.
A PHOSPHORUS COMFY ISLAND RAILROAD.
The New York and sea Beach road he's added 10
its regular feet consisting OF the sylvan Dell, Syl-
van Stream. sylvan Grove ard Eliza ilanco1' from
Ncw-Nork and the thomas T. Way and Magenta,
from jersey CITY, the steamers Chrlstcnan ah'l
XIII Won Kul thus giving a carving capacity oi
10000 persons an hour. The earnings or me road
this year up 20 june were greater than inc re-
ccpts for the entire season of leS2, ana the saih,
ings from June to the present time nave lncieaSeu
800 per cent those for the same time lasI year.
FAILURE CAUSED BY Ill HtALIH =,
Jacob Basch d Sons dealers in iOcks and sh0dny
at No. O3 Rcade-st., made an assignment yesIcIuy
10 Gustave Rclsniann giving preference az Ih
ing to $40 4O7 81. The firm Is composed OF Jlcop
Basch and his two SONS, Henry l.. and ChaTles y.
her principal ia tory was nj faSshc, y. - pu.
they had smaller factories III C0nucGtlcut; IHey
dealt largely IN wool as we'll "A shoddy ana HOOKS
The failure is said 10 have been caused III part u!
the Ill health of the senior partner.
VETERANS OFF FOR GETTYsBCEG
4 specIal train on the Pennsylvania Railroad lttt
Jersey CITY al noon Yesterday win ~ Veloiams'
for the most part survivors of the 18th Connecticut
Volunteers on board They were bound t9r the
historic field of Gettysburg, where they VIII .ahr
part in the three days anniversary ccIcpTStIou
which begins to-day. General stewart l.. W oou-
ford who ~ 10 deliver an address MT Geiiyshurs'
was one of T." party, Another excursion 'idin
will start on the Pennsylvania Railroad at ocock
TINS morning for the battlefield. Veterans OF tne
10Th New York, 18th Connecticut and 9th and
1884 Pcnnsy Vanid Regiments VIII he among lhose
on the Old field duringthe celebration.