New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-20

prefer visited Distrct-Attorney MARITIME yes.e :.
dsy and asked for an carly prosecution OF the ca1
| of David Quinn, who is charged Win Kni,nk nn
Mon. IN hottest, on SUNDAY, june considered.
| said that the case would be promptly conS'ooiou'
| THE READING ROADS SUMNER TIME-TABLni. -.
The PHILADELPHIA and Reading RAILROAD VIII 10
| Gin Its summer timetable for the New.yerseg,
Southern Division, via SANDY HOOK, sno and Long
RrancS Railroad Tomorrow, with largely increased
| accommodations.
CHEERING THE SICK WITH PLANTS ~ ~ rh;ldren,s
The East Side Flower Mission OF tne an aowsrs
| Aid Society is distributing plants anu honses
among the sick and poor IN the rncaiv addi,
and the managers would be glad to recel' So nu
tlona contributions Of cuI vtrS r The mission is
omen daily and baskets should be addressed 10 tho
superintendent No. 2S7 East Broadway.
IMMIGRANTS RELEASED FROM QUARAS Stda,n:b,n
| The immigrant passengers OF inc , soeanir .ra
was.r who having been exposed to smallpox, were
| sent TO Wards Island under observation untia a a
danger from the disease had passed. Wers 40 @ to
| from Quarantine yesterday anu Poi"i'
| their destinations.
| SUPERIOR wATCHFULNEss OF CITY PoLinO ;ov
Prospect Park seems to be alone Ia tse oI5os 40
| ment of the seyenteen-year locusts. Altnougu DO
The TRIBUNE stated yesterday thousands OF t1es
insects infest Brookyns peasurerground, t;as If
Park has not had single visit Inc ,id nnmaly
Central Park assert the reason for TINS ano h
that their police officers are more careful whom
they admit than their brethren of Brooklyn
sTABBED WITH BUTCHER-KsYTIhF ar,os Mul-
r
Ter employed In q slaughter-house at the 1eoe "a
East Forty-fourth-st, quarrelled yesterdiy, a Ho
Muller attacked Pfelier with butchetni severe
| cut him on the arm and side, lnfilct1ng seSoio
! wounds Then he threw down the kniie anu es
capped Pfeffer lived at No: 306 East Forty
| st. The police sent him to Bellevue Hospital
fdWsrd T Ba1Ss DSSSD dsaattsa
yesterday IN tho Court of General eeSS Wil1.
%.m accused d By stealing AnRi' s 2@t Banks
is colored man and saved the Ire nc,
of white man in this city about "a year ago p ct
submitting to operation for the transiusiuI 81
| bleod This was the first on record IN %hlSn
the blood of negro was incorporated into the body
| of white man.
EXCURSIONS TO sHoHoLA GLEN.
| The Erie Railway on every Sunday during .n1
season. beginning tomorrow, will run a special
express to the new summer resort, Shonoiai
leaving New-York at 745 q. 10. ana brookiyh 20 ~
n. m arriving in New-York Mt $40 and lO;io
| o'clock,.with annex connections to bT0okyn. N NC
special excursions on Wednesdays VIII Ieaye Wv S
York and Brooklyn at SAD o. H., arriving III NC"
| York ON return at 1910 p u. ana brooKlyn III
| 1895.
TWO AVENUES THAT NEED BEHAVING.
| largely attended meeting of the CITIZENS Ntss
| Side IInnrovement Association was held last night
at the Dakota Livery stables lcntn-aNe. n,iu
| Seventy secondst. The question OF inc fesullao-
Ing of Eleventh-ave, from Fifty-ninth 10 seventy
| nintb-st and the paving of Ninth-ave. were as
| cussed. Ii was said that last year appropriations
| were made for the improvements, out the COM
mittee appointed TO walt upon lne Coh ioii.i W.
gard 10 these matters. reported that he does not
| seem inclined 10 hurry the matter. steps WIN pe
taken to bring the matter before the Legislature a'
its next session.
| RUN DOWN by A FERRY-BDAT,
Michael OConnor. OF No. $50 Westinghouse,
James Daley, Of No. "a Laight-st ana Mllhah
Bracken and Morris Foley, of NO. 96 ChaI!tph1s,.,
| started down the North River in rowboat o'foTe
10 a. M Yesterday, intending 10 witness the parade
of vessels in the bay AS they we're about 10 pas
Chambers-st the ferry boat Delaware steamed OUT
| IN, and They gODn
| swimmers. and after their skif was wrecked Ihcy
managed to keep ahoat until they were Pnlie9 on
! board the ferryboat by the deckhands: Inc Dela-
ware went on TO Jersey City, where the men were
set ashore.
| BROOKLYN.
Patrick Matthews, a driver, Of No. IA Bntler-st;
died on Thursday the Long Island College Hospital
| driving on Wednesday. The ambulance surgeon who
was called to him thought the case was ore Of
| drunkeuness and took him the Butler street Police
Station Captain Leavey refused to receive the injured
man. who was then taken to ST. Peters Hospital. where
the surgeons there said he drunk than hurt
and refused receive HIM Al the Long Island College
Hospital it was found that he had received severe III
| ternal injuries.
| Antoue Kundson Danish painter shot himself near
the heart No. 5i6 Fourth-ave yesterday Hereiused
to tell why.
Tho city authorities find warrant for Increasing the
amount Of compen .ation paid to Garbage Contractor
swift under his contract he docs not carry out us
nroysons they will the legal remedy Heaith
Commissioner Raymond suggests that II county farm
is purchased will he economical disposition OF the
garbage Of the city send 1t to the farm ana ieed IL 70
hogs
MAYOR Low has received certified copy OF the law
relating tho placing Of electric wires ana cables under
qronnd which provides for the appointment OF three
Commissioner at salary Of $1,000 each 10 serve until
Noyenber 1887 TO have charge OF all the arrangements
for the electric subways
Joseph Daniels who has been for years one ofthe
most active agents Of the Citizens Excise League III ue
tectng violations OF the sunday excise aw mas ie-gneo
his office 10 take effect IN July l. He said yesterday ina
he had gone into other business. NJ l. IL Milhgah hs
also Withdrawn from the board OF managers OF th'
| League.
The funeral OF Mrs Hannah NJ Spencer. widow Of tho
Rev Dr. Ichabod 8. Spencer for many years pastor o
the old Second Presbyterian Church. at Gin on and ful
ton sts took place yesterday in the Second
| Church. at Clinton and Rcmsen sts, In which a me
| mortal tablet 10 her husband has been placed Mrs
spencer died birmingham, Mass, on Tuesday at TN
age Of eghty-four.
POINTER HELD WITHOUT BAIL.
John II. Barnett, who lies in Chambers STREE
osnta suffering from pistol shot wound IN the breas
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