New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-05
NETWORK CITY.

."EJ Sn-No one is entitled to the jack pot and
the opener is fined twice the amount OF MS oet tne
fine going into the jack pot.
The Russian corvette Strelok cleared the par AT
b:1O Yesterday. 1t is believed that her destination
is Havre. -.
Michael Albert age ten. escaped from the St
Joseph's Orphan Asylum yesterday, ana the poh0o
were told to look for him.
Corporation Counsel Lacombe advised Mayor
Grace yesterday that the first vacancy In the olEce
of Excise Commissioner VIII occur on May L, iooo'
J. w. Collier. manager of the Union Square Thea
ire will go to England this summer. lie goes pilii-
cIpally for recreation, but will combine business
with pleasure.
Plans for a new ferry-house. at West Four
teenthst., to cost 600, were filed YESTERDAY oy
the Hoboken Land and Improvement company a'
the Bureau of Buildings
John Burke q laborer, of No. 33 Cherryst, VINO
fell in the East River at Pier No. 40 Yesterday was
saved fro drowning by Policeman Walsh.
Mrs. Susan r. Buck, the confidence woman, was
taken before Justice German at Jefferson Market
yesterday, and remanded until to-day.
Arnold, Constable & Co. and b. Altman IL 20.
have taken the initiative In the Saturday early
closing movement. and Will close thelr stores a'
noon on Saturdays during this month.
rbe summer time table of the New-York, West
Shore and Buffalo Railway will take effect on sum
day, June 81, which date the special fast trains
for the Catsklll Mountains and Saratoga Will oe
resumed.
William Simmons of No. 26S Bowery, who en-
tered the room of Marie Breckels at No. ia Third
ST.. and stole $3.50 IN money, clothing and tewery,
was sentenced yesterday by Judge Glloerseeye 10
five years In the State Prison.
A NEw-YoRK POLICEMAN. SHOT IN BROOKLYN
Policeman James Early of the Sixth Precinct was
in Brooklyn yesterday and shot himself by accident
in the hand while in n CouIt-st. llquor-store Inc
fact was telegraphed from Brooklyn as warning
to New-York policemen not to 60 to Brooklyn par
rooms.
SERIOUS. RESULTS ATTENDING FAILS
George Fred, age twelve, of No. ZIG East
Twefth-sr, fell from the dock at East Fourteenth
ST. yesterday, and was drowned Lena kollmer age
three, fell from rear window OF the tenement
house Ne. 147 Goerck-st., and fractured her
skull
SMALL BOYS DIVIDING THE sPoILs
The Franklin Square small boy has discovered
new industry. it is a scheme TO keep the soda
water and syrups of cheap restaurant
fresh. He effects this by drawing them OF IN
tomato can when the attention of the proprietor
and employees is taken from the fountain, which is
at an open window. Then he rusnes into the dark
ness of Frankfort followed by the thirsty OF his
&" gang" and, like a good potential Democrat, di-
vldes the spolls.
IN tFRRUPTING HIS PROPOSED OCEAN VOYAGE.
Charles Montague IIulse, young Engllshman,
was arrested yesterday he was about sailing Tor
England on the state of Alabama. Secretary Will
IAN III. Butler of the GermicIde DlsIniectlng Com
pany said that he had collected $500 for the com
pany WHICH he had not turned III. In the Jefferson
Market Rice Court Justice German held Hulse Tor
trial In default OF 81 600 bail.
BUYING THE STATUE OF LIBERTY FOR DOlLAR.
The crowds that pass through the store OF X. IL.
Macy & Co., at Fourteenth-st and Slxth-aVe., I'm
ger around the counter which contains the minla-
ture models of the Bartholdi Statue. They are SIX
inches high the figure bronzed and the pedestal
nickel plated, making a pretty souvenir. Inc
hrm sent their check for $4,000 for these statu-
cites to the secretary of the American COMMITTEE
Richard Butler, and the souvenirs are sold at one
dollar each.