New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-22
NETWORK CITY.

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ever.
The bodv of a drowned man. about forty years OF
age was found yesterday III the East River ~ let
No. 40. -
Yesterday was a redletter day at the sanitary
Bureau not single case OF co4'dg'o"' U
was reported
Joseph Munich, employed at No. IS GTeeneist;'
fell from window there yesterday ana was hihcu
His home was at No. sos west fOrtS-loul th-S''
Customs INSPECTORS Van Horn and Donohue
seized / 100 cigars on Wednesday, winch had Oeeh
landed from the steamship Newport without paying
duties.
The Providence Line OF Steamers for Boston and
the East will begin running for the season on Mon
dav The steamers have been furnished WIN new
carpets and electric lights, and MADE thoroughly
attractive.
FRUIT FROM THE WEST INDIES.
The steamship City of Washington, from Havana
landed among other freight YESTERDAY l'3Oo DAT
res of pinrapples and 273 barrels OF oranges. She
brought so large a cargo that much OF the fruit had
to be carried on the upper Geek
CORRECTION RY Nix. FRENCH.
President French, OF the folce Board denies 'H i
statement of The World that his vote assisted III
making Crowley, who was convicted OF the as
sault on Maggie Morris sergeant OF police. Crow-
lev was a sergeant when MI fIehch peo"i"0
Commissioner,
TRAINING SCHOOL FOR NURSES. ..,..,
Tho training eohoolo fog Iu'o, III ood dnr,,
important and useful work. The Mount SINAI
school which is closely identified with the MI
Sinai Hospital, Is highly successful
SUDDEN DEATH OF HOTEL CAENEk'
lanes Morrow, age forty, of No. 20 Washing
tonst the head carver of the Revere House. fell
UNCONSCIOUS on the sidewalk IN front OF NO. 33
Broadway last evening and died in few moments
The cause OF his death was supposed 10 De heatl
disease.
CFNsUPING A RAILROAD COMPANY.
DR.. Charles LeDnan who nyed al NO. L. 10
| WashingtOn-ave.. was driving IN light carriage
on April %. At One-hundred and-hrstst. his car
| Rage was run into by Third Avenue street-car
which resulted in the doctors death. A coroner
| caueurpd the for the
! lessness of its driver
| VAN GELDER's DFFALCATION.
| President Male, OF the Union National Bank, SAID
! Yesterday that the deialcatOn of the missing re-
| ceiyinp teller John A. Van Geldcr, had been fixed
| at S33 600 There was no chance that this amount
| could be exceeded. ! he Police Department had
been informed about the case, Dut hdu galllcu no
| tidlngs about the fugitive
| THE ESTATE OF WILLIAM HAvEMEYER.
| All the executors named in the will of William
| Hoyemever except his son, Frederick &. Have
| never being dead and the latter aavmg failed TO
qualify, letters of administration We're granted
Yesterday to his granddaughter; Susan H. 6ies"n-
heimer daughter of Anna Burkhalter The per
sonai property amounts to $0S,OoO
STREET CARS IN COLLISION.
The driver of No. II of the Belt Line yesterday
drove into a Third-ave car at FIity-nlnth-st. Pas
| senGers in both cars were shaken Iudely by the
| collision Mrs VOOs, of No. 446 East Seventy
! nIntb-st who was riding IN the Third-aye car, was
bruised slightly and was taken by her TRENDS 10 a
| neighbOring drug store.
| PLANS FOR NEW BUILDINGS AND ALTERATIONS.
house TO cost S74 900 is 20 be built at No. S3i
Madson-ave; by Charles Buck a. Go; w. ". Z; Lane
| ninth-st at a cost Of O,0OO. seyen-stoTy wing
is to be added to the Buckingham Hotel at an eX-
are TO be made in the riding school at No. East
| Fllty-cighth-st
| No SPECULATION IN PRINT-CLOTHs.
| Eight months ago the member, OF the Cotton EX-
| change were induced to believe that by adding
prin-cloths to their schedule of speculatlOEs, 1t
| would increase their commissions and brokerage.
On the contrary it is found that it interiercs with
| the trading in cotton, while not over 900 pack
! ages of prints have been dealt III. The members
| yesterday sent petition to the manager requesting
| that prints be excluded from the morning call.
| DIR SHERMAN ARRESTED.
| Dr. J. A. Sherman, who extensively advertisos a
book purporting to be medical work, was arrested
| Yesterday by Anthony Comsteck on a charge OF
| sending obscene publications through the mails.
| The Indictment was found in Philadelphia where,
! it is alleged, the publications are mailed Dr. Sher-
man was taken before Commissioner Shields and
was held in So 800 bail to appear for trial in Phila-
! delphia. He furnished the bail.
| THE RECORDER FRowNs on 4 LIQUoG-sHOP.
| General Sessions Court of robbng Michael Ryan.
| an old man, on May 10. Ryan complained that
| the robbery had been committed IN liquor store
] on the northwest corner of Canal and Chryste SITS.
| Recorder Smyth sentenced McQuade to three years
| and SIX months in the State Prison, and added Il
shall direct that the evidence IN tins case be laid
| before the Excise Commissioners. Such place
| should not be licensed. have sentenced think,
| dozen thieves who have made this place their
| resort"
| COLONEL UNBEKANT's WILL.
| Bv the will of Colonel Frederick f. Unbekant,
dated February %, 1885 which was filed yester-
day his entire estate is LETT 70 his widow Margaret,
who is appointed executrix and guardian OF MS son.
| except as follows To his son Herman are be-
queathed the gold watch and chain presented to
the tesator by the officers of the nth Regiment OF
the National GnaId, which the youth Is to come IN
possession of when ne attains his majority. Colonel
Unbekant leaves all his wearing apparel, uniforms
equipments and gold medals presented to him BY
the officers OF the 18th Regiment TO his sOn-n-law
Henry Besier.
| HOW A MESSENGER ADDED TO HIS SALARY.
Inspector ByInos was recently informed that the
receipts OF the branch Office Of the Baltimore and
| Ohio Telegraph Company, at No. lao Broadway
| when they reached the main Office, were
| deficient In two months about 5000 was not
| turned III. William Shine, sergeant-messenger
who was intrusted with the delivery of the money
| was arrested and acknowledged his guilt, but de
clared that John +. OBrlen had prompted him Il
| turn in only part of the receipts Q'Brien al
| the Tombs Police Court Yesterday when Shine wal