New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-28
NETWORK CITY.


Baptist Preachers, morning.
Reformed Pastors, morning.
NETWORK CITY.
The steamer Celtic, from Liverpool landed $40
passengers at Castle Garden yesterday.
" X. Stevenson it, has sold the CoInmha Col
60 L. NJ. Kingsley for $ZO,|OO.
The Dry-Goods, Clerks Association will hold a
mass-meeting and parade Wednesday evening III
favor of the early-cloSing movement.
CONCERT IN AID OF HOSPITAL
The annual sacred concert in aid OF 81. Francls
Uosptal was given in Steinway Hail. last evening,
under the direction of Francis y. DIller The nos
ptal in charge of the Sisters OF the Poor Oh ST.
Francis.
A DISHONEST COLLECTOR ARRESTED.
Detective-Sergeants Fields and Williamson on
Saturday arrested Edward A. Halleck' collector
for Schultz Brothers n Co.. starch and soap manu-
iacturers of No. 80 Harison-st. halleck collected
5000, which he failed TO tuIn into his employers
cash-boX.
LOOKING FOR A BETTER JOB.
David SaltzmaDn, the Polish boy interpreter NJ
Castle Garden having become Disguised with act
fng as interpreter guide waiter. messenger ana ue
tective for $l5 month has resigned, and Is LOOK
appreciated at better remuneration.
sAUOR-BOY KILLED At SEA.
The bark Car,lenas which arrived at tins port
yesterday from the Mauritlus. reports having eA-
ierienced when thirty days OF the coast a severe
northwest gale with heavy seas, which Stove me
bulwarks and skylights and swept the decks. On
Anril 3 Thomas Faulkner of London, sdlor-boy,
Sae fifteen, fell oil the foreyard to the deck and
was killed.
A SUNDAY FIGHT BETWEEN WOMEN.
Kate DIXON and Mrs. Hannah Lane and her
daughter had battle with sticks, chairs, hsts ana
feet at No. ~ Ollver-st. yesterday, Inc Lales
were {" too many" for Kate, and at the END oil the
scrimmage she was transferred to Chambers
Street Hospital with two ribs broken and badly
bruised about the body. The Lanes were iocAeu
up III the Oak Street Station.
A CoAI-IApEN BARGE SUNK
TIE tng-boat America, of New London, Conn,
with four barges in tow; IN attempting 10 20 20
from its tow by the hawser breaking. One of the
barges the Wasp. went on the rocks and sunk; an
other. the Alton had its stern stove in ana was was
flowed ashore. he other boats were landed. Inc
Wasp was loaded with 1000 tons OF coal
JOHN II. HAsKINs CONDITION.
John B. Haskln was able to ride out for snort
time yesterday with his son, but he does nor gamer
troubles him at times. Nevertheless, win caIeiu
nursing his relatives hope that he WI regain ms
IN Fordbam to inquire after his health, an I'M
founded statement having been printed that lie
was again III critical condition.
IRE FX-CONFEDERATE SOLDIERS HOME.
For the benefit on Wednesday evening at the
Metropolitan Opera House for the soldiers Home
M Richmond, Va. everything is working success
fully A handsome pamphlet will be issued. III
which will be received suitable business announce
mentS. As this will circulate throughout the
United States its advantages are evident. Partc-
ulars can be asceltained at No. 2G| broadway
Room No. IL.
CAPTURING A wOULD-BE THEE
Detective-Sergeants Mangin and Murray foI-
lowed two thieves into the home OF an ltalian, as
Ouale Oseli at No. 1874 Christie-st yesterday ana
attempted to arrest Them. one tmef escaped anu
in giving chase Murray slipped on coal-hole ana
epralned his ankle. Mangin captured his man, VINO
gave the name of Thomas King of No. 80 Henry-st
King told the detective that they were after Osell
hoard of silver which lie had accumulated as pea
nut vendor
THE KNIGHTS OF HONOR.
The Knights of Honor Is a traternal belehclaTy
association. whose principal business ONCE Is al
Toledo. Ohio. A committee o. the ASSOCIATION mas
cent ont circular to obtain data TO enable II TO de-
eide upon the most suitable p ace Tor TIE pttn'heh
location of the Offices OF Supreme Reporter ana
Supreme Treasurer The organization has thirty
six Grand Lodges in as many States, ana about
200 subordinate lodges, comprising a mem beIehlP
Of more than 10000 persons me report Is signed
by X. H. Cochran, chairman, OF Toledo.
CHICAGO swINDLTR SENT HOME.
Detective Monaghan, OF Chicago started Mcst
last night with Otto NuOfH ne insurance aeen'
and discharged few days after by Judge Law
renee on a writ of hIbe9s corpus. Nube Is alleged
TO have swmdled host of people in Chicago, VINO
paid him money as the agent o. the Home bie II
Rurance Company OF Illinois. lie IS also sald 10 DC
bail-jumPer." He was reaueSted Dy DeIec1jF y.
ScrgeantS Adams and MaiOney at No 0O| OT2nd-st.
ON Saturday night, and delivered TO the chicago
officer ON Tequisitlon from the Governor o.
Illinois.
ROY BITTEN By A DOC.
cur with lccks of foam on his hanks ana ms
tail between his legs, trottcd through Nllliam-st,
near FutOn-st. late on saturday msht; some
street gamns began TO stone hun, ana JOlh
OIearT. age twelve of No. 116 Wiiham-st., gave
the brute q kick as lac passed. The dog snapped
back and inserted his teeth IN the LADS leg N men
he ran ON. crowd followed him. and at Maiden
lane Policeman stephen Dean fired several shots AZ
him. But the bullets flew WIDE OF the marx ana
The dog escaped. 1t is thought that the dog was
mad. Johnnie OLcarY was taken nome ana
had his wounded leg bound up.
WElI-KNoWN BOY THIRF TAKEN.
A well-knOwn thief and swindier, Leo Mamlock
-4s.1l Nor or
Naguire on Saturday night On January is Nam
lock robbed Leo Hartman, o. No. Ia oOster-stY on
stole some furs from Marks d CO., at Greene ana
Grand SITS. on forged orders of Silbelseln q Co.;
No. IL Mercer-ot. AT different times he OOtaiRed
underwear valued at $3.50 from +. IS Bake, OF NO.
81 Clinton-place, on forged order Of Is. Altman q
Co.. and by means Of forged orders OF stern BROTH
ers OF Twenty-thrds ne obtained H. uI s6 YEA
Thrd-st Manlock is only nineteen years DID, but
be is q hardened criminal.
BROOKLYN.
George William Curtis will lecture tomorrow
night on Charles Dickens at the Ross street
Presbyterian Church
The names of sixty-ive persons were prOpounded
for membership III Plymouth Chuch yesterday
morning. They will be received next Sunday
Oscar Schonberg, age twenty-One, of No. 531
Warren-st attempted TO poison himself with
preparation OF arsenic, known as " Rough on Rats
on SATURDAY night. lie was taken to the City, Hos
pital and is not likely TO recover. Dependency
caused by the recent death of his young wife led
hun TO commit the act, and he said that ne had de-
termined not to live.
The pastors of two Baptist churches preached for
the last time TO their congregations Yesterday: Inc
Rev Emory J. Haynes will leave the Washington
Avenue Baptist Church, after pastorate OF seven
wears and the Rev. David {. Hughes viii 20 from
the Union Avenue Baptist Church, where he mas
been for ten years TO the Summit Avenue baptist
Church in jersey City. The Rev. 5. Clifford Nelson,
also a Baptist minister, preached yesterday his
farewell sermon III Plymouth Bethel.
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