New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-12
NEW YORK CITY.


covered in the water at Pier No. 20 East hlNer yes
| teTday. 80 ~.
The present loan exhibition at the metropolitan
| Museum of ART will be closed next lueHdaI anu
| the ninth loan exhibition will be opened on May U.
Tho Inoot insncctors Yesterday seized two tons OF
bob" veal which came into the city over 'no
| Jersey City ferries.
The pronertv on the east side of Church-st., from
! Park Place to Murray-st. has been purchaser oy
Mrs. Emily E. Sears for 100000.
Michael McGrath age twenty-sevcn, of No GU
West Forty -secOnd-st., fell overheard yesterday
from rowboat in the North River and was
drowned.
CITY Hall Park was yesterday converted INTO
skating rink large crowd watched lively dash
between a boy and girl, the girl winning oy nan
a length. ..,
RUN OVER AND KILLED @H
Marcus w Lasher, age seyenty-Six, an eInploye OF
tie Hudson River Railroad Company. was run over
and instantly!kied by an engine IN the yards III
Thrty-iirst-st. and Tenth-avc. yesterday
MITCHELL AND EDWARDS TO BOX.
Arrangements were completed Yesterday Tor
glove fight of four rounds III Madison HgnapnI U ad
den ON Nav H. between Charles Mitchell ana
William Edwards. Both are wonderfully quick
and hard htteIs
BrGGING TO BE ALLOWED TO DIFF.
Conrad liclleTich. age tftY-fouT, Il German, swa-
lowed some Paris green in East lOustOnst Yesterday
lie begged the police 10 let him die but they sent
him to Bellevue Hospital, where he Is expected to
recover.
KILLED BY FALLING OVER A RALU>TRApE
II W. Heynen age seventy, a patient at the Eye
and Ear Institution at No. 4G East 1wefth-st, Tell
over the balusrade last night distance OF twenty
| TO his home at No. 233 West l9th-st.
BRIG BADLY wEATHEE REATEN
The brig Jenny Phlnney, whloh aIllFeu iro IN
Matanzas with cargo of sugar yesterday, whtn on
Cane HatteTaS had her decks swept OF everything
| movable her boat demolished, the bnlwarks stove
| in aud the cabin flooded with water by the heaVy
| seas
FILLING 4 GAP AT CASTLE GARDEN.
Since the failure Of Hagen n Billings there has
| been only one Exchange broker at Castle uardeh;;
| At the request of the firm the CommlsSl9ners OF
| Emigration Yesterday designated NculIy DaNi't
brokers TO act for them until they resume business
THE CALAIS MAILS CoMNG BY TIE E l daiI:
! from The London Post Office, that the steamer
Gallia scheduled for dcpa ture from Queenstown on
| April g, was disabled, and that her m%lis Weie e
| transferred to the steamer Republic when lett
| Liverpool Oh April 9.
THE RAPAD TRANSIT COMMISSIONERS;
The Rapid Transit Commissioners yesterday ap-
| rommitteo TO audit all claims against the Board.
| William 4. Nash, Alfred Roe and Abraham Van
Santvoord will act as inspectors OF electloh When
the stockholders meet to choose directors on
| April p.
| ARAB BEGGAPs TO BE RETUENED HOME
An Arab family consisting or ye men lTo
| ago with the impression that they could I'VE ny
! begging will be returned 10 thelr MONIES fo-uaAL,
| The Commissioners of Emigration VIII furnish
| them with a free passage to the Mediterranean.
| A NEW TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
James r. Truax, Walter \. Willard and Francis
Morse filed the certificate of Incorporation, yester-
| dav as c0rporators of the McDOnoUgh Telephone
| and Telegraph Company, whose mes VIII eAtehl
fhronghont the United States The capital is
| ~ 1000, with the privilege u an IHCiCds0 "
| $J,OOO.OOO.
ARREST OF A TICKET SPECTATOR.
! c. F. Stevenson, of the Third Avenue Theatre;
| coused the arrest of William Lowery. of No. 1873
| Libertv-st ticket speculation, ard stated IN the
Yorkvile court, yesterday, that LoWery persisted
in selling tickets IN the lobby OF the theatre. Low
IL. Il, lTtfX hal
| answer.
TIE ST. GEORGES FLATS RoBGERIEs
The Police Commissioners yesterday awarded
honorable mention TO Policemen Dennis Murphy,
| .Iohn Kelly. Andrew Bradley and Thomas Gilbride
! of the Eighteenth Precinct for the rescue ot MIS-
| Lockwood and her children from the ST. georges
| flats on Monday The Fire Commissioners asked
the Police Commissioners TO have the deceive
force investigate the reported robberes in the Hats
after the fire, with a view TO asceItdlnlng II any
6r.men had been concerned in them. Chief Eng-
neer Bates was directed to cooperate with the po-
lice in the inyeStlgallon
A BEAKrM4N CHARGED WITH ASSAULT; ~
Andrew H. Kuhn was charged Ill the lOfkVlHe
Police Court yesterday with an assault on James
Ouiulan Kuhn is a brakeman on the Third Avenue
Elevated Road and C{un9n who"as ri dg on h ine
kept open by Kuhn. dispute arose ana Wheh
Quinlan left the train at ility-nhth-st., he say
Kuhn ran him across the platform ana against the
cate with such force thar he broke one finger and
emit cash IN his head. Kuhn was held TO answer
IN $500 bail.
In the absence Of Mayor Low from the city yes
ter(Iay President Olena, of the Board OF Aldermen,
| acted as Mayor. Mavor Low will be away week.
Joseph f. Knapp has offered the nse Of his house
in Rcdford-aye for the officers Of the Grand Army
of the Republic Oh Decoration Day. Generals
Grant and Sheridan are expected TO be among the
guests.
| The male doctors Of the dispensary staff of the
Eastern District Hospital, have made formal pro
test TO the trustees against the appointment OF a
female physician on the stan.
| The Salvation Army has purchased the old
| church property i'm Clnton-aye., near Myrtle-ave
and is taking steps toward erecting an edihce to be
used for It's services.
Andrew J. Spencer, lawyer appeared in the
CITY Court Yesterday 10 argue motion, and stated
| Ia tudpe Clement that he could hardly speak he
was suffering from beating that he had received
at the hands of his former partner /. VI. DeY. III
appears that they quarreled over the division OF
Judgment.
In tbe matter of the clam of the Marine National
Bank and the Fulton Bank 10 the money IN posses
| sion of the County Treasurer belonging to Lewis
X Stepman SherlI of Kings County County
Treasurer Adams testified yesterday that he had
no account with Lewis Il. Stegman, but only with
| the sheriff He paid no bills TO the Sheriff except
on orders from the Board OF Supervisors The
Marine Bank asked for the appointment OF re-
celver to determine the matter, but decision was
| reserved.
.Toseph O'Connor appeared before Justice Bergen
Yesterday to answer 10 charges OF threatening the
life of his wife and mOther-n-law. The latter
Mrs. Susanna Hunt, lives at No. ~ Plesldent-st
IIerdaughtcr was at her house on Monday night
| when OCopnOr went there. pulled bis wife ont OF
e | he'd and threatened TO shoot her with pistol
which he fired over her head. lie also pointed the
revolver at Mrs Hunt, and threatened 10 Kill her
| The case was adjourned yesterday
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