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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-19
A MINISTER THREATENS TO sHoor HIS WIFE

The Rev. William y. hrope, age twenty
three pastor OF German Lutheran Church In Wood
haven L. L. had quarrel with his wife last Saturday
M consequence which she lett him AN rsunec to her
father Michael Dnerschnidt, musician, VINO ives at
No 90 Meserole-st Brooklyn. On slonday evening Mr.
Krone appeared the house and demanded that his
wife should accompany HIN home. shs refused TO do
so He then drew a revolver and remarked;
"'Wer had better make short work OF TINS; VIII
shoot You ana then will shoot myself"
Mr. Duerrchmidt graApcd his son-in-lhw by the neck
AID threw him into the street. where he was arrested by
o,tcr IN " yer and the charge OF threaten
Ing 10 kill and carryint concealed weapon The re@oi-
yer however, found u be empty. Justice Naeher
dIsn,-.. the prisoner yesterday morning, alter ming
him $40 Mira. Kr0pe says that she VIII not live with
her husband again, but her iriends think that the
ouarre between the young couple Is not serious one
and will soon be- bridgrd over
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-19
IMPORTANCE or THE AUSTRALIAN HAIL LINE

Inc fOllOWlnR IL IN cAllu't iiou itloci lc-
celyoi at the Maritime Exchange yesterday dated nc
Auckland Scw.Zcaand July 81, relative 10 the con-
tract with the Pacific Mail Steamship Company fof the
carrying the California mails The question OF the
the present Californian mail service Is
10 come up for debate In tbs House OF Representatives
ON ay next IL Is the intention or tho Government
Ia andy for a sum ~ 1000 per annum ~ subsidy
10 enable to enter intO fresh contract The pres
ent ono expiring In November next There wlll DO "a
hard xbt the mat number - the legisa-
tors from the South heavily iuteres,.d In the com
many running the direct straors Detwc London and
Inc COLONY, and they ut the money diverted into that
channel Instead OF eOhg toward the continuance or the
present Frisco line. The prevailing opinon here seems
ana help 70 keep the line Go ng and ~ mentioned 10
YOU In former letter the benefits derived ny your mer
chauts and manufacturers very considerable from
tie OF the line Should thc ine be allowed
TO collapse You may we'll good-hy 70 the trade
which Won have been bnug up IN these colonies for
without direct ana quick transit between the two
tres inc TRADE TO be done will be but nominal"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-19

eT.uFouI.-Georgo W. Gould. foreman OF the hair
faetory of H. d. RolDh Monday, nj a. n was found
insonsbe on the sidewalk in trout OF the establishment
with sever frnctufp of his skull. DR. w. H. Geb. the
medical examiner OF the town. found 40 wounds 10 war
rant a suspieion that he had met with foul play. ana
Gould two occasions hAd been sfek
en- with apOplexy. The injured man Wa taken 10 ~
John's Episcopal Hospital. where De died yesterday
without hayiug recovered CONSEQUENCE
BauqgPoRr.-Kiitie Selson, ago Aevon, was sent to
market Yesterday with silver quarter 60 buy meat
T,s,nv the money aud fearing scding. she wrote an
order signing the name %! neKhbor TO H. The dealer
Allied the order Later the trick was discovered ana
K,tle Was brongn into the presence ~ the city ator
new where some strong words. which she Will not -ooo
forget were administered. ty men under tue dreo
lion al Contractor Conway OF Brooklyn, yesterday be-
gn 10 build the Bridgeport and Wost strafUrd Horse
Railway IN three miles OF track Will be flushed In
eighteen days
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-19
RROOKLYN.

The Elevated Railway Company says that II has
ried million people since IL began operations last
May. without njurng OF them. The only delay was
VI ten minutes on the day after the road was
opened
Coroner Hesse held inquest yesterday in the case
Of Professor" Bindey the muscian. who shot HIM
self Monday fu MulinDeys bsTroom No. 2sU Jay-st
verdict OF suicide rendered by the jury. Bind
leys relatives say he has been drinking heavily OF late
and had often threatened to kill himself The death Of
his daughter. q variety actress, known IA Baby Z"
Bindey. had great deal to do with unsottliug his
mind. IL IL said that both his father and grandfather
committed suicide.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-19
NEW-YOkK CITY.

Z. Cholmeley Jones, the baritone, VIII sing at
the benefit concerts o. Mr. Cappa at brighton
Beach on August 20. n, and -.
jasper w. Umberfed. who shot his cousin,
lothian NJ. Carpenter, and then committed sui
eide at King treet, Conn, was Duried yesterday
ut Woodlawn Cemetery. The funeral was pfi'ate
Ira Beach. a carpenter, age fifty, was Killed by
falling from new building at hudson and Hnrr-
son SITS. yesterday. HIS home was at Forty-Dinth-
81. and Eleventh-ave
Yung XII Foo, Chinese merchant, from Havana
landed with his wife and baby and several retain
els at the Barge Office yesterday. The wife was n
Chilian and the baby was born IN Cuba.
John Brand. aged nine, living at No. 80 Sheriff
ST. was PLAYING On the 1 PIER tb at rysp and w ss
drowned.
Robert c. Baldwin, age forty-six, fish dealer,
Of No. 1,401 Fourth-ave.. who has long suffered
from consumption, died IN the Erie Railroad depot,
Jersey City, last evening, while returning from q
visit to Oxford. NY.
ESCAPING PROM THE HOUSE OF REFUGE.
Michael Duffy, alias Emanuel Kingston. age
fifteen, escaped from the House of Refuge last
night IL Ii supposed that no had aid from friends
and was carried off in small boat. His parents
live in One-hundred-and-ffty- but he could
Captain Williams from Police Headquarters last
night.
DEPRAvED HUMANITY AND STALE BEEF.
Though two or three OF the stale beer shops in
months ago, some Of them still flourish. hey are
haunted night and day by the most degraded spec
linens OF humanity, WIN kuLHio tho to
tailed at two and three cents quart and sleep on
planks and on the sawdust floor, the inter-
mingling like 30 many SWINE
WEIGHING CHINESE LAUNDRY
A gang of mischievous boys on Monday night
gathered front OF the laundry of Charles Lee nj
No. 70 ThIrd-avc., tore down his sign, shattered
his windows and assaulted the Chinaman.
Matthew Pauison, age Nineteen. Of No. 2l3 East
Thirty sixth-st. who gave his occupation us that
of broker was recognized By Lee as the one who
assaulted him Paulson was held for examination
BY Justice Patterson yesterday at the Essex Market
Court
NO CHANGE IN AN OLD FIRM.
John McKesson, of the drug firm Of McKess0n g.
Robbins, was asked yesterday of the truth OF the
rumors respecting changes that were take place
IN that firm. He denied that there TO be auy
changes, 81 have seen some reports in the papers
within day or two,' he added " that are entirely
incorrect some now members may enter the firm
Ia December. 1t was ruunored some time ago that
the firm was be dissolved, but arrangement
have since been made for ts continuance another
term. At the present time business is improving
aud the prospects for good trade this fall were
| never better"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-19
.pv,NKpN MAN LEAPS OVERHEARD.

william Smith of No. 80 Prcsident-st.. Brooklyn
started ont YESTERDAY morning with SOME MONEY ~
bis racket and determination TO nave u time.
He gradually loaded his stomach Win q huuie and
spirItnous cargo and late IN the AFTERNOON iouhn
himself on the west side OF tnls CITY, anu III p Sn
neghborhood of tue steamboat Bristol or the RAJ,
liver line He thought that IT would he u goou
Man IN travel a bit and lie bought ticket LOT
koston Then he curled up in chair 90 tIe ailer
saloon deck of the Bristol and bobbed ms hea1 up
and down and sideways In tittul slumoer; me
stsamhoat drew out OF her dock, rounoeu tne
Eatlery. and Strengthened out for her run through
the Fast River and still William droHsed As sue
crossed the course of the Fulton Ferry BOATS thee
was a bedlam of whstiug which @tartied WniaIn.
Rracng himself in his chair, he rubbed his blinking
a,as and mnttered " h am ] ~ Then recognizing
the Ing Bridge he leaped TO his feet ana rushea 20
the rail with the remark IN goin' home Ara
then he climbed the rail, lraped INTO the wafer
and struck ont for the Brooklyn shore.
Somebody shouted Man overheard ON ooaIu
the Bristol aud her engines were at once stoppe.i.
passengers skurred along her decks u LOOK over le
stern rail- while the officers quickly got ne poat
ont and manned and lowered IL TO pick mp the MISS
ing man. After cruising around for hfteen minutes
ile the Bristol driJted back under the brdge tho
boat was rowed back, h0isted up aud the s'eahDoat
went on its way. ,;, $500
In the meantime the captain Of ting when was
coming GOWN the river saw the drunken swimmer
and fixing him abo ard in 10 the foot or Dover
~ where Detective Francis Hagan of the First
PIee,nct rot aboard and took the rescued man INTO
custody. He was taken 10 tue police station III va
Slip and locked up on a charge OF drunkehhess. IN
his pocket was $l5. lie was too drunk 10 give any
account of himself beyond the most meaHre state
meut.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-19
HOME NE VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth Avenue Hotcl-Senator Arthur I.
GorHan OF Maryland, and Lieutenant General W. nar-
dr. of England "A emGrte Hoet-Ex-Senator WIZ
lam II. Barpum OF Connecticut MURRAY MW bo,sl-
Milton IL smith, OF Iouisyilo John g. Gauii, OF Cn-
ennat; Henry Fiuk Of Knoxvillei Judge Plat Potter
nj lady, and Ex-Governor j. Gregory Smith, or
Vermont - * james Hoei-Judge Albert IaiElt OF
The New-York Supreme Court. Wt,dsG. Hotel
X. s. Hayes, Fret Vice-Presdent, and n. W. HOLE
Third Vice President of tho Missouri Pacific Railway
system. Eperea House-Professor T. L. Ritter OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-19
MUNICIPAL IyvEsrIoA TORS CALLED TOGETHER

The Senate Com 1Ittec appointed 10 nyeSti-
gat the various depar mens oT the city government
and report IN ir management has been called by sen
ator Gibbs chairman OF tho comDtee to met at the
Aston House on Saturday at ! y. m. The COMMITTEES
consists OF Senators Gibbs, Mccarthy. COmstJck, DAILY
ana Plunkitt Tho committee has power, undor the
resolution creating It, TO investigate tho government OF
the city asd county Of New-YOrk aud Its officers
finances and departments and to send for persons ana
papere The COMMITTEES IN authorized "a employ counsel
and Experts and stsnogrnpheTs and 10 d
reced report TO the Senate the second Tuesday OIL
January next
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-19
WORK ON A NEW CATHOLIC CHURCH.

Some four or five years ago. IN order 10 meet
the wants OF the rapidly growing Catholic population on
the east side church was deemed necessary and
the Rev James Food, Jealous young priest attached
Gahriers Church, ia East fhirtyseyentb-st was
appointsd to the charge OF the parish. called ST.
Johns Father Flood went work and BEGAN the erec
ton OF q church IN Forty-seventhst and Flrs-avr.
Lack OF funds retarded the work. and for four
yeai congregation have wor-hpped ia the basement
The money having been Procured the erection OF the
o handsome and spaeious edihce when completed, and
viii cost about Sl50,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-19
IRRsEY CITY.

ye while temporarily insane yesterday jumped ont OF
The second story window Of her homo she Was picked
mn unconscious and died before the arrival OF
physician. 49,
In a quarrel yesterday Daniel Sullivan, OF NO ~
adlay.nye stabbed Thomas Allen, of the same house,
IN tie abdomen. iufciing dangerous "ouhd
Hugo aud Adolph Hehde. brothers, quarrelled last
rxh, nj their home No 81 Wobstsr-avc., anu Adolph
,hbed HUGO i'm the side with table knife He was H.
r.st ell.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-19
THE COURTS.
FRAGMENTS OF COURT NEWS.

A stay of proceedings, pending appeal, was
granted yesterday by Judge oGormsn In the Superior
Court In the suit OF James H. 0oodse against tho
Western Union Telegraph Company. Cyrus w. Field
and John T. Terry aro the sureties.
Al attachment az li1s; the property Of j. Bachraoh
granted Yesterday In she suit OF II. b. Clatn Co.,,
bates Reed Cooley aad others. brought allega-
ton of irregularities In the purchase Of goods from these
firms by BAchrach Son.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-19

OlSpatcn from Rome printed yesterday
stated that number Of have been made OF
bera of criminal society operating in several cities Of
Italy which hxs been carryfu1 traffic In tta girls
who said 10 have been sent by agents city
sale to Amer ConsulGener O. II. kafo the
story ridiculous Al all events. he said.
20 him. lie supposed IL possible for such business
be carried by Ordinary PROGRESSES the idea
that there is society formed for that purpose he
gsrded prepostorous. superintendent jackson, OF
Castle Garden said ho any reason to
pect that any emgrsnts had under such con-
troll Italian girls had bsen frequently brought here by
padrcnes only for the purpose singing and
be0rtug
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-19
MONEY FOR THE GRANT MONUMENT.
WHAT A TOBACCO FIaM HAS D)NE-PLANNiNG A
CANVASS or TIRE DRYGOoDs TRADE


CANVASS OF TIRE DRYGOoDs TRADE.
A meeting Of the special committee OF fifteen
OF the drygoods trade in this city, whose
names published in yesterdays TRIBUNE, was
held yesterday the Merchants Club No 10S Leonard
st. for the purpose arranging system Of raising sub
scptons the Grant Monument Fund that tho en-
tre drygoods district might be covered The drygoocs
trade wac divided into flfteen sections. aud
each member OF committee agreed to canvass one
of the sections thoroughly This committee Is san
guino OF success, and hopes to raise at least
$40 900 the fund. The Executive Committee OF the
Grant Fund Association will hold meeting ia Its rooms
to-day 2:30 p M, for the purpose of submitting and
perfecng plans for thorough canvass among the bns-
ness houses In the city.
d. ]. sprague. IN letter to THE TRIBUNE euggests as
means OF increasing and cole citing the fund all over
the United states that Press Fund be started In every
city and town aud that eyery newspaper ask Tor sub
scrptons from is readers and forward the amount re-
cciyed 70 tho committee in New-York City.
Tho following amounts were reported yesterday:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-19

-. o,,, nv slabs Of stone After the meeting
Rowmissoner Loew said: after one more meeting ~, wo
LII ,,a We rooms where can meet ss oI.ot
W. n,ease and receive models, which tho dinercnt
Companies present aud not Dc ady 10 be
NV want OF room There are several Inoueis io"y W
snbmted only they too cumorous 70 prihs nefo "
fake away again al every meetlng.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-19

IN gold from the Emperors treasury. When Maximil-
Ian las executed he nod with round sum.
or the Express Carlots the ex-steward says: "She
q good little woman to please. The Emperor
well he was overbearing."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-19
AN IMPERIAL STEWARD IN OHATHAhSE
trim ,xell- educated man of middle age I'll

attached ~ the household Of the illfatcd Elm
pfror Ma Inau ~ Mexico, having becsho reduced In
circumstances aud having failed TO obtain moro iucr
tive empnyment, living by experimenting
the frer.igach counter OF ChnthanrsL liquor store.
He Mexican by birth, aud says he drew 800 month
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-19
NEW-.LLRsEY.

FItz,nEru-Yesterday tho ceremony OF taking tho
veil was performed at the Roman Catholic Church OF
,ha Sacred Heart The novice Miss Katharine Brody
WIN assn,ned the convent name OF sister REGINA
Three other novircs Sisters Matilda Do Sales aud Phlo
ncna made their simple vows The cerernony was con-
deoei by the new abbot Of ST. Marys Abbey OF Newark
the Rev. James NlloJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-19
WHAT IS going ON TODAY.

National Electric Light Association, Union Square
Hotel. noon. -. ,-.,..,o.
1roItine races Mt North Hudson Driving fArk, p IN
Metrop thelic baseball match. Polo Grounas,
fInited Hungarian societies festival. Suffers Park
Music ia Central Park BY Usppa's Band. p m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-19
ELEorR1o SUBWAY CONFUSION PLAYS.

About hfteen PERSONS assembled IN the Net
ropoan Hotel yesterday at ~ meeting Of the Electrical
subway Commission. The Commercial Cable Company
informed the Commission that all OF is ines south OF
Huuston-st laid In castiron pipes about three
feet from the surface ana north Of that IN tho earh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-19
BREAKING UP THE "MoHA VIZ" GANG.

Large brick yards border the East River III
tbs neighborhoOd OF Fast Seveuy-nInth-sL, and for
years pact the Mohawk gang" has used the yards
nl,os In which to sleep and drink beer and carouse
Tho robberies committed by the gang have been number
less, aud the Of Roundsnsn Gallagher, or the
OF their crimes, although IL could never be brought
home To asy OF them. His skull was crushed In by
Stone thrown at him from behind q wall in Second-ave
while he WAS taking one ~ tho "Mohawks" TO tho
poioe station Excursion steamers aud barges land at
Seyeuty-nin hist, and many bclated peasure-ssekor
has boon attacked and robbed while making his way
through the district .,, $780, - MI, -, -,
brewer drove through Seventy ninth st. with load OF
heer Three OF The gang attacked him. He ashed up
bs hor,es but one OF the ruhans chung 10 the b0rses
brides and stopped the team after being dragged
bIs.k The gang helped themselves TO Quarter barrel
M beer although urged not to by Sill
lar who told them that he would have
10 make tho loss good ON Monday night Captain Con-
souud OF men nadu u raid on the brickyard. They
eaptured .Tony" Davis. john Hughes Eliza = las
Buck" O'Ne. Th0mss alias "scratch" Kenny. John
Lynch John alias I" buck" White Daniel TAYLOR and
William McNaly. The prisoners range In age from
nineteen ~ twsntysK years Kenny arrested with
anuther member OF the gang named James Coter for
the murder OF Roundsaan Gallagher, but nothing could
be proved against hi Cotter was afterward arrested
for rescuing burglar frnm Policeman
now doing ten years aervce In Sing sing Two weeks
ago the gang rescued prisoner from Officer Mcdonald
Driver silier picked Kenny, White and McNally rs
tho ones who robbed him. ana Justice White he'd them
u 50 900 ball each Ia the Harlem Conrt for trial The
remainder Of gang sent to tho Island for three
months each la default of ball
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-19
MNALLY sURRENDERs HIMSELF.

A short, slender young man. with dark hair and
ewes, walked into Ponce Headquarters at p. III.
yesterday with woman of middle age. rho wore
blue calico dress They stopped in the main hall
way and the woman said W DoorInan Schick
I've want to SOC the Superintendent" Inspector
Steers. who was walking through the hall WAS
pointed out as the actng-superintendent In Dir.
Murray's absence The yolug man took of bis hat
and said: ~ want to give myself up."
What foi ~ inqu,r red MIR. steers.
II am the man who knocked Ensef down In
Eievcnth-ave on sunday"
what IL your nsmeP
sPhilip McNaiy."
sAll right. III keep You here for little while.
Follow me-" The inspector led the way into the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-19
CALENDARS rHfJ DAY.

SUPREME COURT. cu.NsEas-Before Barrett, J.-Ad.
,ourned to Thursday, August 20.
siEnoGATs'o COURr- ROltns $40 day calendar
TorI Og GENERAL SKssIoNs-PARr I.bei0ro Oldersecvc
snd Asst Dist ATTORNEY Purdy-Nos. z 3 T. o. q. T. T.
10 H. 49, IA TO- 10. H. 49, 10. 20 81, 90 2S. "a, 20
"a AZ %. 90 80 81. 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-19
GTATEN BLAND.
THE SOUND.

TortgSvuLp-The Rev. z. II. Butt has resigned al
pastor of the south Baptist Church
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-19

once to make sure that McsaIiy vo %St run away
ana sasu inc fool for running away TO the tbs
Ssy locked and dsGascsat Station Mss
Wss5 to take charge Of the prisoner me
Woman no had gone TO Police agar hs T had
McNally was his mother. Sne =, sas snrr reos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-19

ThIs Ia tough. murmured the poet az he wendell his
way down star-, after the editor had told him he would
look over his manuscript.
THIS is stud" murniured the editor he deposited
the manuscript la the waste basket soon the Wis
itor shut the doOr.-[Peorla Transcript
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Announcements

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Genito Urinary organs Impotence and sterliity.
LUNpBoRG's RHENIsH COLOGNE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-19
UNHAPPY CROWDS AT THE NAVY YARD.

Arhonoh moor success attended the enorts o.
re.riy ali who sought employment at the broos'sn
NAVY Yard on Monday there was q iaree c,omr ns II
bsnd vesterday morning when the gates were Vpeo ~
Rnt they were all doomed TO disappointment. as ~
more were taken on yesterday, ana Spnh. ad ~;
pook said that there would not be- unti no lihu III
yestgated his accounts and ascertained nov ~ "a
money had been appropriated Tor the worn , or
na,rinp The men who were seiecte9 on .''n aro
were an Oh hand yesterday and the toremeff ham
kent busy setting them to work. Many III, " .ha,,
displayed little aptitude for the Work 10 Wn,em od
we're Assigned but the bosses said that they Wiz
ali come ont right In q few days, when the ho'eiy
of their positions wore of. h. s+otad
Foreman McMullen, OF the Joiners sn1p sSa.. r
that he had engaged sixty men IN an anu t ther
coming in to work as fast as they could eocV sS
tcols Mr.. McCiill, who has charge OF the snip
wrghts sbop the iron rolling works ana inc saw
mill said that he had hired about the same nunossr
and about a third of them were ALREADY ~. WIZ I'm
Ihese are ali for the shipwright department; De,
tween seventy and eighty men have been soiecaea
already for the caulking shop. The foreman, Lewis
Rhodes stated that many Of these were oia Oh; ~
nlnves Fourteen new hands have been put o. IN
the equipment department. MI. Conway s.la thas
those who are employed must be enroile1 poi o,
September g. If theytsre not they cannot % Sh b
plpyed until after the November elections. .ian
CIerk Sutcliffe estimated the number OIL men ,'f
on in the co Istruction department. at lVo' n n
Engineer Perry informed reporter that en- ny. ho
q, Elk new hands had been put on the SHIPS o.. 'ho
dock 40 far but soon as tthe oruer conles -
Warrington which daily expected. 10 hilsn t no
Richmonds engines and boilers large gang Will w
mt IN work