New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-31
NETWORK CITY.

The Police Board yesterday voted to discharge
Policeman Robert Kopp of the Twenty-sec2ho r. ni
cinct, who was charged with making d IdlSo "iN
davit previous to his appointment ~
John Mullen n 'longshOreman OF No. 133 west
F0rty-sixth-st., who committed an ASSAULT on II
young girl, was sentenced Yesterday by hecoIuer
Snyth to ten years IN the STATE fIlsoh'
Francis Ellis. of No sol Pearl-st., was sentenced
Yesterday by Recorder Smvth to SIX years IN hc
State Prison. He met Frederick P0sch on Oc'ooer
IL in Pearl-st. and gaTrOtcd ana rODDcu hiul'
The business failures throughout the country in
tbe last seven days as reported TO X. g. Dun 20.
of the Mercantile Agency. number for the InlitHH
States a. aud for Canada 81, as compared Win
ia last week.
RECALLING THE REFORMATION. -,
The Rev. Dr. Mosheim Rhodes. of st. l'ouis, vii
deliver the Grafton at the celebration Oh ne oool
anniversary of the beginning OF the helorhation'
which will take place this evening III StcnWay
Hall under the auspices OF the Martin Luther
Society
PRACusING MEDICINE WITHOUT \ pirL 4o "a
David Duudas age siXty-hve, of No. 113 East
Rroodwav who was accused by w. \. burlington,
the counsel for the County Medical Society OF
practising medicine without diploma VIZ, 'onf
vctcd Yesterday and sentenced TO pay hhe VI
800.
STREET DEGGAEs DISAPPEARING.
Police Inspector Steers has just made report 20
Suucriutcudcnt Murray concerning the Work oi
the Charity Organization Society III suppltsShe
V9grancv below Oue-hundred- and-tenth-St dnrin@
the past eighteen at om nearly All tGe mp m and
street mendcants have been driven o"' VI 'N'''
precincts
LIVE CARP FOR DISTRIBUTION.
J-nitn1 States Commissioner of Fish ana fEl-
or;cS Professor Spencer F. Baird, has sent 10 state
Fish Commissioner +. q. BGckiord three thousand
live carp for distribution to persons HeSlIlie "
stock nonds Each applicant VIII he inrIlsHeu
th tiyentv live fish nee of cost. Some four thou
sand live carp have alrcadybecn distributed IN inns
state to those who have Med applications curing
the iast year.
covT1yr-TD IMMUNITY FOR TONI GoULDs.
Police Copiain Williams was AT the office of the
Board of Excise Yesterday win Sevrr1i
having been called to testify AGAINST Tom Gou!" 5
and the Haymarket." Mr.. IlauGhton, president 81
the board, was absent and Mr. Mitchell forced sec
ond adjournment; he was absent before Mr; mpii
wanted The licenses revoked claiming that the cNl-
dcncc given before the Senate Committee was SUI
fccut for that purpose.
ROLLER INSPECTOR DISMISS d.
The dismissal of John X. Matthews. local lnsp"c-
tor of steam boilers was ordered from Washington
Yesterday lie has held the office for many years
and has had much practical experience. nc Ma11
one of the inspectors no was tried on a criminal
charge on account Of the Seawanhaka accident.
Ills successor will be appointed by the Supervising
Iu@pectCr of Steam Vessels. win the concurrence
either of the Collector of the Judge OF the United
States Circuit Court
WHAT DRINKING LIQUOR leads TO.
The Grand Jury made preSentinehl YESTERDAY
declaring that most of the crimes 10 which thelr
attention had been called were directly tIaceaple
10 the very prevalent indulgence III the drinklhS
If Intoxicating luuOTs," and presenting the Board
of Excise as highly culpable according To thelr
oIyr statements recently made to the senate Com
mittcc i'll the almost iudlscrluIlnatc system Oh H.
censng pursued in the city.
SAID TO BE POISONED ny CANNED CORN.
Dr. W. j. Mcmahon, of Washing! on-ave; was
called to No. $50 East Onc-hundTcd- and-lttl-
ninth-st on Thursday night AID found Emma
Schneider, age nineteen, Henry Schneider tweiHy-
two wears OF age and their baby, one year on,
suffering from the effects of arsenc9I poisoning
They were said not to he dangerously III yesterday.
Canned coIu which they had eaten had been pnr-
chased at a grocery store near their home. Inc
nniIrc were informed of the case and it was sal /
That DR. Cyrus Edison of the Health Department
would be asked TO make an investigation.
ARREST OF TRUSTED SALESMAN.
Charles f. Gilman twenty years ago, then a
lad of sixteen entered the employ OF +. A. Newell,
nj No. $50 Broadway. lie grew up in Mr.. Newell :
employ and was gradually promoted until ne be
came a trusted and valuable salesman; Yesterday
ID w Herman. of No. 10 West lhrileth ST.,
bought goods worth IS 80 from Gilman and
handed him two 50 bills. One Of these bills as
alleged Gilman slipped into his pocket, made out
a check for So 80 and returned 81 90 TO Mr.. Her
] man Mir Newell swOre ont warrant OF arrest
| and Gilman was arrested at his home, No. u East
! Sxteenth-st. The prisoner was he'd IN $l,OOO
| bail in the Jefferson Market Police Court yes
| terdaY