New-York tribune., 1885-08-12


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Eastern boulevard Club clamoaks. io0' Vi N"''
twenty hrst-st a%termoST % Tc "A wioughby
Coucy Island Rod ana Gun Si""' -
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NEW.YORK CITY.
r. v.cu;,e seventy-fve years old. was SEN
s.,c"d fo one wear iu the Penitentiary yesteruay'
Tharo ,r,lI he music on the Mall at the CentraI
parI today at D. IN. by Cappa's 7th Regiment
baud. ...r
pirmn~th Rock for $3.50 for coal furnished Tor the
stcamer by DAVID B. Duncan. the iibeliant =,
The Dock Board has ordered plans for a bqik. ai.
head WALL costing 1880 foot 70 ~ss az the north
north from North Moore-st', anu p'oi Nv 'A'' ~
end Of the bulkhead.
The Rcd star steamship westernland arrived
from Antwerp yesterday. making the Trip IN less
than ten days. This speed compares iavoaaov
with the best records of the transatlantic racers
The p,lice were instructed yesterday to searcn
FOR Villa n j. Cation, age twenty, VINO mas pocn
missing from his home at iehth-a'e' """ 00''
fourth-st. since Friday. -.
Tur TR,nuSr has received the following addi;
tionai sums for ErmIna venturoli. the Parayaete
Italian dancer G. v. Lambert south Egremohh,, ,nho
Mass, 81; and 80 from lady III No"p
does not give her name.
MAILS FROM THE SOUTH PACIFIC. ur
The steamship Zealandia arrived a. tssni,a SaI and
cisco on Monday with mails from IN Aars;srs' aoiy
Hawaii which are due here for hfs' c"i''e'' ~
cry next Monday.
ponrRr HILLS BODY UNCLAIMED: -,
No arrangements have been made ior tnc pa,Ia
of Robert Hill an account of whose death az pen9
vue Hospital appeared in yesterdays TRIBUNE; "a
no one claims the body before tomorrow IL wIn 20
taken from the orgue and buried III fotters roi"'
xrw-yoRK FfREMEN GOING TO SYRACUSE.
The Fire Commissioners have granted permission
In foreman Biuns and other members OF 'nc
L,fe SAVING Corps to give public ;d SdStl0n IN the
nyrscnce of the New-York State Firemen's Asso-
citation.
land COMPANY DIRECTORS RE-ELEcTED.
At the regular meeting of the stockholders OF the
New-York and Texas Land Company yW;5fa; yesWteT5fGay;
the former directors were Te-eiecieo Tes .hsr. II -
Vc.,a,n Charles A. Miller, Ira H. Evans. William
L. Bond and Jacob s. Wetmore.
TO DISCUSS THE IMPROVEMENT OF cANAis.
President Sanger of the Board OF Aldsrmen, ana
Aldermen Hall, Van Rensselaer, and W Walsh nave
been appointed TO represent this CITY In the
ton to be held at Utica next wednesday 20 con
der means for improving the canas cI .Ie Rsrd oi
The convention Is called by the New-iofk D"aio Va
Trade and Transportation.
NEW QUARTERS FOR THE DOCK BOARD ~,
Five contractors yesterday filed bids with the
ihsd Roek on ahS SeW per at the Battery The bids
ran from $is i69 to $66.459. The contract was
awarded to Charles C. Brown, who must comple!,e,
il by November !, when the COMMISSIONERS WIZ
remove their Offices there
PEnsoxATING A HEALTH OFFICER.
William T. Kenny. age twenty. of No. Is Pitt-st..
was tried In the Court ef special sessions yssiNS Nn
12O Sherlff-s' for demanding her faJher OUT oI
E22 by pretending that he was an ofhceI OF the
Board Of Health. He was sentenced 70 the reni-
tentiary for one year.
DYING FROM TUBERcULAR MENINGITIS.
Deputy Coroner Justine Herold made an autopsy
yesterday in the case Of sarah Perry tne sx-year
York Hospital from brain fever, supposed 10 nave
been induced by beating. The chiid's father lives
No 70 RsTnS was ftuberc1Iar meningitis and the
cEild was not beaten
GRocERs TO VISIT THE MERCANTILE EXCHANGE;
The Mercantile Exchange will receive the Retail
Crocers Union aud visiting delegations from the
rIocers associations of New-Engand, Pennsyl-
wanna and this State to-day at 1880 q. m. After
ward the entire party VIII DC davem & bniTuGa % aua
Grant will return in time for the opening OF the
Retail GIocers' Union picnic at Washington Park.
HUSBAND AND WIFE REcoNcILED IN COURT.
Mrs. Jennie VintOn, who on Monday night shot
Mt her husband, Eugene S. Vinton. IN Great Jones'
ST. near Lafayette place. was taken to the Jeffer-
pressed his desire to withdraw the charge of felo-
nious assault and Justice Murray permitted the
woman TO go. The husband and wife seemed
reconciled as they walked out OF court together.
POTTER BUILDING CARPENTERS on STRIKE
Fourteen carpenters employed on the Potter
Building. at Park row and Beekuan-st., quit work
on Monday because Contractor Weir refused to
dispense with the Jumping system, by which the
men only made So per day instead Of their regular
nav of So so. Yesterday the men still out and
ss pSt ss Of hs Of
American Carpenters. was ordered out OF the build
Ing by Contractor Weir when he went to see that
no scabs" were taking the places OF the union
men.
M'CARTnY's SECOND TRIAL POSTPONED.
The second trial of Timothy Mccarthy. the
keeper of den in Oak-st.. who is charged with
assaultng young woman. did not take place yes
terday in the Court of General Sessions neither
side was ready to proceed. Ex.Judge Bedford had
q certificate from physician showing that one OF
the witnesses for the prosecution unable to at
tend, and the counsel for Mccarthy said that one
Of the witnesses for the defence could not leave
was adjourned and Mccarthy was admitted to
5000 bail w. 1. Nolan, OF No. 30 Cherry-st., be-
came his bondsman.
DID NOT KNOW HER HUSBAND WAS MARRIED.
The trial Of the Yonkers hat trimmer, Annie NJ
Lanxend0er who elopcd to this city last month
with Thomas c. Francklin, and married him, not
BE- already married and the father Of several chill
dren resulted in a disagreement of the jury yester
day in the General Sessions Court; Franckin
said that she thought that FrancklIn was single
man aud that, during years courtship,Ihe always
TomSs and will be probably be retired at another
term Of the court.
HELD UNDER SERIOUS CHARGE.
Sarah Rozers, age twenty-eight, who lives at
No. 612 West sixty y-frst-st.. is lying IN Bellevue
Hospital badly bruised and II is thought that her
Yibs are broken. Detective Sweeney induced her
20 tell how she received her INJURIES She said that
Francis McGarry. who ilves IN the same house.
took her out ON saturday night and that they
went to Central Park. Afterward ne took her to q
house which SIZE is unable TO place and she was
fhere Knocked down by woman and assaulted
she thought by McGarry, but was unable to say
positiyely because she was unconscious. McGarry
denied the story but was held in the Yorkvil1e
Court to await the result Of the wOman's injuries
BROOKLYN.
A decree granted yesterday to Mrs Adelaide v.
Hopper Of absolute divorce from Herman v. r. Hopper
There arc two water mains. fory.eght inches In
diameter, gas pipes and directly under tho
Nne where the Cable Railroad Company s authorized to
oot the foundation of Its pillars In Atlantcave In
V1ow Of the dicnlty application will be made TO the