New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-17
NETWORK CITY.

NETWORK CITY.
Over 1000 immigrants were landed at Castle
Garden yesterday.
Monsignor Capel will preach on What is man
without religion ~ in IT. Agness Church, In East
tOrty-third-st., tomorrow morning.
" K Stevenson, IT., sold yesterday the four
story brown-stone front dwelling, No. ~ West
Fifty-second-st., to J. j. COogan, for $33.2oO.
The corresponding secretary of the New-fork
Home for COnvalescents requests that SUBSCRIPTIONS
be paid only to persons known to be Responsible.
George Lehman, age seventy-three, hanged him
self Yesterday at No. 257 Deancey-st. lie had be-
come Respondent through lack of employment
THE AUsTRAL TO BE MADE MAIL STEAMER.
In view of the fast time made by the Anchor
Line steamer Austral OH her first trip ont from TINS
port to Liverpool, the postmaster has decided TO
make her mail steamer.
tn OAK POINT COURSE To BE OPENED ToIpAf.
The new rowing course at Oak Point VIII De
formally opened to-day. There VIII be q poau race
III which Ross Hosmer, Gasel Lee ana feters'fl
will participate, and a catch-as-catch-can WTeSt-
ling match between James Faulkner and sam
Berry.
CHARGED WITH STEALING JEWEL RY WORTH ~ 900
John J. Rosenzweig, a iewcller of No. 20 John-st,
made q charge against Herman Stern, salesman III
his employ, yesterday at the Tombs Police Court, OF
having stolen jewelry entrusted to him to delver'o
customers of the value OF $3OOO. lie was re-
manded.
FORGETTING TIE FIFTH COMMANDMENT.
Michael Foy, age twenty-nine was held in the
Yorkville Court, yesterday on charge ot having
West Forty-sixlh-st. After beating her ne threw
her ON a stove, burning her severely about the
breast and arms.
THE BARNARD sUIClDr.
No light has been thrown on the cause OF the
mysterious suicide of Joseph III. Barnard, the Bos-
ton merchant, who killed himself at the boarding
house No 1856 West Twelfth-st. His family, III
Boston have been informed Of his death and some
of them are expected to-day. Little Is known OF
him at his boarding house.
ONT MILLION sHAD FOR THE HUDSON
Dr. lt.a ifrngF T.gn
Blacktord an aquarium car with one million OF
young shad Just Matched III Washington. lhese
fish will be put in the Hudson above the dam at
Troy II is expected that NeW-lOrk viii receive
another carload before the close of the Matching
season.
DETECTIVE FULLER GIFTS OFF Easily.
In the Court of Special Sessions yesterday the de-
cis0n in the ease of Louise D0Tey against Deectye
James NJ Fuller for refusing 10 support ms lileglt-
innate child, was given by Justices kilbreth ana
smith He was required TO give bail in 5000 for
the payment of $50 per week. II. }. Brown, of No.
1872 West Forty -ffth-st., becrme his bondsinan
TOO ANXIOUS TO GET A LETTER.
Washington {. Patterson. letter carrier Xester-
day was asked if he had letter for Samuel Ellsner
or his family. of No. 81 Millct-.t. When he as
sured them that he had none, dispute arose in
which one was taken from his letter bag, Patter-
son had both his eyes blackencd, and Eilsner his
wife aud father were arrested Justice German
sent the case to United states Commissioners
BURIAL OF NJ. NJ HENDRICKS.
Montague NJ. Hendricks was buried at cypress
Hills Yesterday The funeral held at his house,
No. 364 FiftL,avc'. the Rev. Mr. Mendes, Of the
Congregation Shcarith Israel officiating Among
Come Henry Allen William Wolf, L. Deyrics,
Levi j, lsaacs, David Cantor and Mr. Lewis.
WINNING A MEDAL ~ THE FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Chief Shay and Assistant Chiefs bonner ana
McCabe Yesterday decided that the Stephenson
medal for efficiency aud company discipline IN lhe
Fire Department this year, should be awarded 10
Toe% A 6o SP99cSS on on Engo when The Benz
nett medal is awarded Spence has been foreman
since 1865.
DISTURBED BY A TELEGRAPH POLE.
Owing TO the improper guylng OF The derrick by
which a Western Union telegraph pole was being
raised at One-hundred- and-twenty -ffth-st. and
Second-ayc. yesterday, the rope slipped AMI me
pole which was Just then almost perpendlcular,
swung over, carrying man who was Stcadylng the
ground end about thirty leea into the air. As the
man dropped, the pole fell with, crash over the
storage track of the elevated railroad, smashing
car; and, rebounding it dug q hole III the side
walk. The man was badly shaken.
DEATH CAUSED BY ESCAPING GAS.
Lesser Stenhardt, who lives in the fiat house No.
40 West Fifty-seyenth-st., hired newly-arnved
German girl OH Thursday. Tier name was Caroline
and her employer did not know her surname. She
slept that night with the chamPernald, Min me
gas. as both girls were found suhOcated Lena
Shepard age eighteen, a nurse at No. 90 West
Forty-sevcnth-st.. accidentally left the gas es-
Gaming when she went to sIeep on Thursday night.
She was uscnsible yesterday morning. but finally
recovered consciousness.
CONFESSISG THEIR GUILT.
John T. Jumps, an eiRhteen-year-old youth, llv-
ing ar No. 25S West Forty thlrd-st., called on Mrs
Bertha Walker, a clearinghouse keeper at NO.
343 We.t Thirty. second-st aud said that he was
' clerk of s. S. b. Goodole real estate broker in
the Fifth Avenue Hotel. He presented a letter
amounting 10 800. He gave her recent signed
with fhe name of Mr.. Goodale. Both the letter and
receipt were fOrgerics and Jumps was arrested and
taken to the Jefferson Market Police Court yester-
dav. William SlantbuTy, seventeen years old. of
No 80 West Forty -third-st, wrote the letter at
Jumps's dictation and received $50. The
prisoners confessed their guilt ana Justice Patterson
placed them under 81 800 bail each