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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-01
ANOTHER STRIKER PUNISHED.

.Jobn Patterson, another Of the Third Avenue
strikers who was concerned in stopping one of the
cars and attacking the driver, was sentenced yes
terday by Judge Cowing 10 eight months in tie
renitSntiaIv John Casey. who indicted at
The same ii ne had been sentenced the day before
by the same Judge TO six months imprisonment
Jndge Cowing said in sentencing Patterson
The statute ia tins case does make The punishment
snfcieny great however. do not give You ihe ,ull
npuisbmentas the Jury strongly recommended you
10 mercy should think that those OF You who are now
out OF employ would learn that II you wish q
ache We an ything yOu wise men NJ the head
am told that Their, ere from 600 TO 500 OF your
out owing To the bad advice That has
hs.u oven 10 YOU and IL strange that you nave not
vat learned dIstrust those who have undoubtedly
deea we'd
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management vi tue crews Is In the hands Of tho
following officers: 49,
MISS vice president, Percy K Boton e6, Cleveland;
secretary, Samuel Knight 81. oakland Cal treasurer.
Professor A. NJ. Wheeler. 81 New Haven Conn., ; cap
tain, Alfred Cowlcs. Jr., SO, Chicago.
characterization, W. X. wilson, $50, OF Phadel-
phIa vice president j. l. snens ST, Boston, sccrc-
isry, q. Dexter 81. Boston, manager aud treasurer,
i. 5. Coolidge, 81, Rochester.
Columbia and Cambridge, England Judges, L. L. sexton
for Harvard, r. J. Cook for Yale; at the hnsh J. w.
Wood lor Harvard ". Il. Colt for Yale timers, k.
McCook for Harvard g. A. Adee for Yale.
The for the freshman races were changed TO-
day The easternmost the four-milc race has
been taken for the westerumost course OF the iresn"
race and the laid out 70 the east or
that, being l25 feet WIDE Tue east course
Is the favore because OF the stronger curren there.
Yale and Colunbia are the ravorILes.
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ave- Brookyn ON Monday have turned out far
ousg al nrst expected OF tue four members
" family rescued BY the police AMI
men and hospital
cled HAYES and her youngest daughter Gertrude
point OF deatn IN che CITY Hospital and
Christopher the twelve yearoa son Is PROBABLY biDi Tor
life t that after Mrs H2wcs ana her daughters had
be. carried out the sidewalk tney PACED a
compelled 10 there for reeq
Of hour ambulance arrived. This
b ougnt pneumonia Health Comm ssoner Otleson has
NOT vet report superintendent tampOe whether
the ambulance service OF the snd College
i,osptts Is TO blame Ambulance surgeon Ionkln
thai the Tho delay because tho wires bew
Police Aeadouarcis ard inc hospital we've not working
properly. Tne toiesr operators however deny this
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Outing s9 5un7

YACHTING treated by Captain ofn his seres on the
history Of sport. THIS article has ~ illustrations ~
COzzens
BrCYCLERs still IN doubt az fate OF Thomas
will find about hi' marvellous globe yrdins
tour illustrated by Rogers.
THEODORE ROOSEVELT continues his account OF ranch
life and game shooting fnliy illustrated paper
ARMY LIFE is treated by Lieutenant John gcow Tenth
Cavalry who IL parsui. OF the ADaches; fully ias-
ROWiSG Will enjoy Wats)ns Illustrated article.
NOBODY can do without the kecoriA
% CENTS
NASsAC-sr. NETWORK.
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TWO CHARGES OF BIGAMF.

lanes COnners, otherwise known as OConner
and ett, peaded guilty Yesterday 10 charge of bigamy
and as tntcnced Judge lowing
married ADnie COnDcrs October a. lSsj,
wnile his growing children living in
CITY.
char &c bgamy also made in the General
against Joseph bernstein age twenty eight who
married Cohen July ), 1884. The
VINO made charge that she had been
bernstein IN sussian Poland lcsl that living
With he iet her As tcre
10 the and witnesses that
her Polish Bernstein the acquitted
AnAoa Aanf
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PLANS FOR THE YALE-HARvARD RACE.
SHIFTING THE COURSE IN THE THAMES SO AS TO


SHIFTING THE COURSE IN THE THAMES so AS TO
AVOID THE EEL GRASS.
NEw-LoNDON, June 80 (SpeciaD THE hotels
filling up with students tonight, ana there arc
signs OF an unusual crowd Friday. the day OF the
great race between Yale and Harvard The arrange
ments for the race nearly complete and arc about
as usual. The race will DO rowed at 1880 a. m The
grand stand at the finish Will DO open, rs usual THIS
point affords view Of the last two mos OF the course
and tolegraphic communication will be had with the
mile points along the The tmo Of starting ana
the time by miles will be registered, as well as the
position OF the crewa Tho moving observation train
will run from tho start to point near the finish, the
view beng excellent. The steamer ManhanseS VIII De
used for the press and the university boat ana the
Yale launch referees boat Tho regulations con-
corning boats the usual and every effort
Will be made to keep the clear The courses are
divided by flags OF red and blue These have been
shifted somewhat TO the west to avoid the eel grass
Police boats 200 feet either side Of these flags marx
the limit OF the Yale has the east or
eel grass course The correct statistics Of the
two crows as they will Friday arc:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-01

LAWYERS AGAINST MINISTER'S AND DOCTORS
After the adjournment OF the Surrogate's
Court OF Rockand County at New City yesterday nine
prominent members of the RockIand County Bar onsl
lenscd nay any nine composed OF Rockand County
clcrgymen school teachers and ply scians, to play
game OF baseball At the Nyack Baseball PARK within
weeks The nine Is composed OF tho County Judge
D.srctAttorney Abram A. Denarest, ex.Dstrict At
iosney Alonzo Wheeler snporvso Frank =. Dema rest
Garret z. Suiuer Artnur ). I0mpkins, A. X tallon,
WlllaIn hcCsnsy and Irving Brown Tho challenge
Will appear tho county newspapers to-day viii
doubtless be accepted.
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WHAT rs GOING ON TO-DAY.

Aqucduct COMMISSIONER Investigation. III o. M
Trla! OF hoy c0tters before Judge Barrett.
Cases of Coney Island BOOKSELLERS before Justice
Moore. Brooklyn.
Opening of Tenth Avenue Cable Railway, p m
Laying corner OF synagogue Seventy second-st
and Lexin gton-aye., 2: 80 y. M -.
Reception the steamship La Bourgt me. Pier No. AZ
N r., afternoon.
Shiloh Presbyterian Church picnic. Suffers Park.
Meeting OF Petroleum Exchange to discuss new puid-
ing project.
IL IN. ~
Lacrosse match between Indians. station Island,
y.
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NETS FROM NE SUBURBS
JERSEY CITY.

gathering Of the ministers OF the Jersey City
Distinct be held today the MethodiSt eps
cOpai Cburc
The Education has asked she Board OF Finance
s3J422 the schools Or the ensuing
year
Jacob H. Schuyler OF SCHUYLER Hartley Graham. Il Kew
YORK was aduC unatic by commission Yesterday.
lhe testiloly taken by Commas iOIcr kOnaiLe.
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BAY SHORg-James T. Woman president Of the Olympic
bis 81 tet tile club has thrown bar
APP iO bAy for the purpose vi destroying
nets OF fishermen.
AsIoRA-Un tuesday the corner Of the Trinity
Methodist Episcopal Church, Tempe and Crescent
va by Bishop Harms
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THREE INDIAN TEAMS AT LACROSSE.

the genuine article may be expected, and as conse
qleDco there was good at the ST George
Grounds, Staten Island yesterday TO see the ST. Regis
Indians (prolesslvnal Cham piOns OF Canada the
CaugnBawasa Indians and tie Cornwall Island Indians
play scIies oil matches. The first game was between
Corn wall Island and the aughndwaga Indians. Inc
ball 4: 80 tho nrst goal won by "a
ne pass VI Doninick MOncut In twenty eight minutes
for Cdugnuawag the Lext goal was made In elgDt
Cornwall Indians aud three minutes
alterwdrd John Day by long shot, nado another goal
FOR tnus securing the victory. Inc teams were
al, lLIInMn:
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ali mako up their minds what best and stics ~
the rreult will moro than that o! any o, Ho "a
yious sontsst Tho fact IT, they're oil last Doa.s sna
any OF tho four beat tho Gslates % % ~
my firm belief 1t 10 simply question OF when snai
have the honor. This uncertainty makes thugs in'o'
esting. and u good for the sport"
That too short and had too many eIooHs
in H." said another yachtsman " strange skippcf
at and the Jocksying Siemont
oaine out strong Tho Boston know their tdes ana
currents aud how the wind drew on shore A skipper
who up to these things and foreays LOT tnom Gun
ward were not going to Tive up untn
have good square tweuty mile thrash TO waawala
Then let the best boat wn!"
The Atlantic IL snuely slowed away In corner OF
gng down. and the hugo boom OF oregon pine lies on
the dock beside her. with the spars that arc benR
worked TO take the place Of old outfit 1t II
probable that she will be trim By tho time Of the
GOclet
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HOME NE VS..
PROMINENT ARRrVALS

Fifth Avenue HOtel-SenatOr George +:
Hoar. Of Massachusetts. and Colonel A. g. Bnord OF
VIRGINIA. clarendon Hoae-M NJ. Peralta, Minister
for Costa Rica at Washington Breroof House-o
de Wcokhern, Minister for the Netherlands ct washing
ton Windsor Ho'el-John B. Drake and Erskine NJ
Phelps Of Chicago. and ID. W. Caldwell. OF Cleveland
Park Arenue Hotei-David A. Wells. OF Norwich Conn
...... Ntc- York H0el-MIs. General Robert Annefsoh
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A oHuRoK 10 BE REPAIRED AVID RENAMED.

The old church IN Mulberry St, nearly opposite
Police lately used by people and called
81 fhs Protestant Episcopal church. IL 10 BE- liked up and
Al 5000. IL Sl the Church
Of will be occupied by .taans Alterations
In the old Con OF the Padllst
.n;ntnsL. west OF Nlnlh.
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TWO Prize. EI0dTEHS AT WORK.

John L. sullivan continues to take his ten.miie
morning wallis through Central PARK pnoch te Pr
Th cumb do the other pessan Iuo
fhnes when GOOD sluggeis are sup1"sed W 10 "non
ssff,ns INTO con0itIoD spar for scennc POINT .uu
fon 10 ths ne holds regular afternoon feoepons anu
Tie hands Of his many admireIA ne , III .yi" moi
ei ss"M,nys s,ns' ins nose ss' be can posslDy
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ALONG THE gOTND

BRIDGEPORT-Mrs Harriet Mccoy instantly killed
Railroad IL gtstcd that
sbe placed herself ON the Wit suicidal latent
p L. wrote stter yesterday 10 The COMMITTEES who
ctze 10 Subscribe 10 the Parnci tunn. stating
sym athy with the use and his Willingness - give no
orally the proposed fund
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Implrcs-so nn Angus, j. Green.


Keiefce-J. HOusc, Jr, OF irnecton college.
Then tne ST. I.cris anu CvlIwaiI indians had Oout
Resulting i'll yctOIy for le Champions by Two goals to
The nrstkoa. won Tor the 81 Regis meu in
I'VE mluos by InOds. tue for the cornwall!
Islanders " e. DcUOy ia troc nnu,cs ana tIc thId Tor
Tue OF hegs lnuaI5 Dy y. suenny III twenty Three
Ilnutcs. lie DE- Regis IL fOiI0ws:
L. la France goal r. Cook point; Thomas point
L. On, urst deicAcc j. COOK secouu defence j. Ia France
thrd deence Angus centre ned lhlld aitaca
W rot second alta n j. >ni. nrst aacA; L. All, out
SIDE houei SOiJnOn, i:sde nome Held captain joan
Angus
liue A. minutes. Umprcs. Messrs Hooper and seiecA
Referee. J. hWIge, Jr., "a the y. \. H. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-01

"TONY" MULLANE DENIES THE CHARGES
CINCINNATI, June 3O.-"TOny" Mulane
testified to-day that he did not know McMsnon and
aytou whom he Is said to have written telling them
10 BET the brooklyn club on June He denied ali
tue CHAR ,cs made against nun.
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WrsTCHEsrEE COUNTY.

SING Tuesday evening Andrew Dickey and Jaw
Chaplin and James Hart was elected ls
Zee Presby Cnurch Tie
fue the church The earnings at the
Cas-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-01

svcd and rive satlsfatop Mitchell 10 getting fat the
sea breexes ct Rockaway Peach and do his Ten nes
along the sand which makes Alderman Paddy
Fitzgend visitor. look him ~ possible
rival for the Championship on the tan bark.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-01
BITS or LEGAL NEWS.

Justice Van Brunt III Supreme Court, Chambers
YESTERDAY refnsed TO modify injunction obtained by
fe Dcpaituel Louls ting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-01

When man builds cottage at Watering place and
fails 10 rent ~ for at few hundred dollars
than the lot and Structure cost him Ito thinks ho
Nos u.sdo q bad investment Norilst0wn HerAd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-01

LONG ISLAND.

NFw BRGBroy-The pnblic school had is
Yesterday princlpa feature address
Wimaa O Cla4..;,I ana Mannera-"
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BTRTHS. MARRIAGES. AND DEATHS.
4 ahNERAA pKNIAL BIZ COLLECTOR HEDDEx

IOIltCTVr II"UU1H u'IiI'u yoStfIuHy tIIat any
Custom n oase especially hnse OF the surveyor He
about But hat called
and OF oniceseekers daily home with
great disgust depicted Oh thelr faces
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-01

bay window on his house Fifhava. Etghuesh ~
The window 10 partly built.
Pleas from Kyle and James K Ramon for tnjurie
nfthst
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GAMES ON THE DIAMOND FELL

KANSAS CITY, June 3O.-The New-YOrk
Baseball Club ended the month and tho Present
nes with Tie Kansas Csy c.uJ to-day. Tho visitors
~ the following score:
New. York. ........................0 0 Oil
kau5at llty u " " " d " u o
4Its-Nes-iorg. IL Kansas city, TO- Errors-New
YORK. o. Kansas Lity, O. ftcAers-Aeeie and Whitney
UHYIro-Mr. YORK.
LOUIS. June 30.-Ine Metropolitan nine was again
defeated by the St Louis champions to-day. The
Z. Louis U u / y L VI
At.rJpOItdl --....-.---...........U v U O-o
Louis ~ Metropolitan. 7. Errors st Louis.
4 ierOi Olian s. Pi;rncI5-AuGsol foutI ana Nays I'm
pIc-Af. Ncch.
LOUISVILLE, June 30.-lhe Brooklyn club put In
P,rer to p to-day aud the home players oatted his
eurv. = aii over Held. fac score foiiows:
Brooklyn v IL
Louisville -.......-...............l s o--e
Bsse bis Brooklyn Iie lS Errors-Brookivn,
/ Lou vile, S. PItchers-i and Ramsey Umpire
II. bfa.4Sy.
Al Pltisburg-Pit;sburg. IL Athletes, 3.
Al ct. Louis Boston, : ~. LOuS, L.
AT Observation-Disclosures, lS .ltim0ro z.
AT Torouso-TOrou.O, IL; syracuse 10
AT HaniiLon-uaiuiitUn. 5; Uuca z.
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BROOKLYN,

Nearly all the prominent music stores OF the city have
days during July and August
About 400 members OF the III tnson Place Methodist
Episcopal church started yesterday on an excursion TO
Watkins Glen and Niagara Falls. They will return on
Saturday.
Commissioner Plat yesterday appointed John Hovey.
J. W. Cliff, C. j. McCarty. g. McCaren. \. Shaugnessy.
Abraham Mandevilie and A Conorey building inspect
Ors at a salary OF II 200
Members OF the First Presbyterian Church lnves-
tgating tho OF John DOn-tedt. who was on June
IA jan by Justice Ndeher for drunkenness They
that the insane and Ihat he never tasted
liquor.
Al inquest in the Of Herbert Meston. the jockey
who killed at Sheepslead Bay on June - was held
yesterday by Coroner Meunlnger. After listening 10
the testimony Johu H. Bradford, treasurer or tho
COney Island Jockey Club and several Jockeys The jury
decided that Meaton's death was aecdendtaL
John FerrIgan, No. AS Eas, HOusto-st. carelessy
threw lighted match into load OF lay on the ferry
boat Ne 1own, the Housto-st line, AS II was near
the Grand st. slip Yesterday about noon fhe has
Diazed up and CAUSED somewhat VI panic among tile
Passengers Eerrlaan arrested but no charge save
that OF lntOxcaton was preferred against him.
A Jew days ago George W. Palmer moved for manda-
mus cOmpr ng Supervisor Waterloo NegLOs, TO issue
bonds $50 700 for the Improvement or the place
Tie supervisor declined the ground mat the ACTON
would be unc0nstta tiona Justice cullen decided yes
terday that IL was awIu and the bonds VIII DC Issued
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-01

Delicate diseases of either sex radi-
cay cured. heud 10 cents In stamps for book Address
Worlds Dispensary Medical Association Buffalo n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-01

game Of baseball for the eneft OF the Parne Fund
will he played at Washington Park. Brooklyn. July y.
The will be made up from mbers OF the Assem-
bly, .iouu Now lork and Kings County
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-01

Earl & Wilson's T.. g. w. brand of Mems
Collars and Guns are the best Sold everywhere.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC


Sun risos. I2s; SETS 731 rises Ais age DIS 20
HIGH WATER
AM-Sandy HOOK 7:Ol Cows Is'd 7:l5 He'll Gate. 9;04
P.A-Sandy Hook 7il6lGov's bpd 1888 Hell Gate. 9Z2
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ALBERT LEWIS, VI. d., 7 Beach-st., near West
Broadway New York Hours IL to tot Disease of
nervous system specially tor the forty years
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Announcements

ADVICE TO Mothers.
Mrs WIysLOWs SOOTHING SYRUP always
CHiLDLkN JEETHiS9. IL ,OOlHEs CHILD the
GUNS, ALLAYs ALL PAIN, q BEsr
REARDY DIARRHCEA. twenty-five cents a bottle
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LOCAL MISCELLANY.
THE SEVENTH REGIMENT VETERANS.


>,,n... -. rno,.,sNsw,.n.r,,,- r.n.. ,,.r
~"'oiN " Tue ~ f"'" '"A
EEANs OF Tuk IWFNTf-sECOND
Officers and members OF the 5th Reaiment are
the question of the occupancy of the veterans
room by that ASSOCIATION. At present they are
waiting until Colonel Winchester shall have frcd
his big quo In the shape OF a circular letter
10 be issued to-day, which may throw
some light on the question what nextS" There
has been move made TO oust the old follows, al
though the action of the trustees and Board of OH
GERS looks much as though they expected the vet
Grams to take the hint and 60 SAID an officer yes
The whole thing originated from the uniform que.-
ton This playing a. soaierss asrogstory 20 the as
my OF inc NauTma vf IN, 1 S"au h.ws lo Of
"Ss s 70 nrtvsr~s and "nsrtermastsrs I'm the
ruwn,ng around with sSnnldcrstrsns calling
one another colonel aud capain IL rakes the thing still
more Of farce year ago board of officers OF the
regiment asked tho veterans to stop that sort OF ching
feeling the trustees have called the attention ion
opinion 0 MT Couae tns' ne IN anv os.p no
cation - It 10 exclusively for military purposes
aud the 9TH Regiment. This has set
ion Will stand, there ia no doubt that any citizen
may cno!n the regiment from enjoying ts tease Oh ,nc u,
om"ry az any e on sS 81 rnns IT, to other nses
ohcers naNo Won cu t"o ~ ."N ,sPt nIeasant
>" sIeen on roicano Of that Kind Still tho officer
taken 10 steps to Dust tho veterans nor they
siaered any such stcp They have simply called the at
tenton Of the association TO legal point OF which they
were themselves previously ignorant
The matter is really becoming serious one, and
one or notb NAV he seriously crippled. What
fnrtber comnlcafes matters is that the veterans
have n lorge family following in the regiment and
ii sorts of interests and feelings are mixed up
~ether
,rho vot.ron.Corns ne the ODD Regiment on Tues
me ~, asssS resomtIon extending to Colonel
Say nsh. p'.,oSSa - Vt"r"n Cor,s 81 tSe -tb Rs0i
Wlncn anu suc So t ~ ' n ornro,on
iheht tneL eoVo Mi, .ha %nUo sscn5tl,, taken in
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FwedwchSh0W.
TIE TONIC APERIENT WATER.

"Most e6ftaaons. To kno'O ii is 10
APPRECIATE its high 0alYe"
Professor Justus Won Liebig.
"a highly e6fcftnt AL7ERA71VE,
correcting disoydtrs Of me Ao0aA Sps-
r,aAy apbhea6le in tie treatment Of Ms
affections iuiGtntai 10 Constitutional
DEBILITY IN children, in Gla"aHIar
.Swellngs, and Affections Of Me SKI"
and London Medical Record.
"a potsSt agent aga'nf Sf'gfHIa,
yken e0m6ined usM suitable dset and
ontdooy exercise"
Professor Loeschner.
NOTICE." Tie LONGER
Ertedrithsh1lis faksn, tie SMALLER
is tie quantity necessary I" tgeo M
fu,p0H.' -.
H. Sir Henry Thnmpso-5, 2 res, Lond.
CfaH DyHggist5 ard Mineral 1Pah1 Deat,f
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NETWORK CITY.
The Lenox Library is closed for the summer.

The Lenox Library is closed for the summer
The Fire Commissioners yesterday appoint ed
Johu j. Reilly, of No. 81 East Twenty-sixth-st.
an inspector OF buildings.
Prince Angusto of Brazil left here yesterday with
Joseph F. Earl for few days shooting in the
Berkshire Hills.
The City of Rome arrived at Queenstown at 2:45
p. H. yesterday, making the passage in u days ~
hours.
Colonel William C.Church was enormously stated
to have been present Sunday at the test OF MILL
tary endurance at Glen Island.
The seats of William Heath and William ID.
Miles in the Stock Exchange have been sold Tor
$4,000 each.
Several new. verses have been added to the
" Dickey Bird" song, as sung by MI; wilson IN
Act 2, of Erminle." at the Casino. There Will be
no Fourth of July matinee.
Mary Mayor a washerwoman of No. 70 Suffolk
ST. was overcome by the heat while at work yester-
day. but recovered under the treatment or an
ambulance surgeon.
While suffering from derlum tremens yesterday
Michael Ratchtord, of No. ID Peck Slip. cut his
throat with table knife. He was taken to the
Chambers Street Hospital.
August Rittenhauser, who said he lived at No.
los Edrldge-st., jumped into the East River at
Fifty-second-st. yesterday, but was rescued. lie
was not known at the address gwen.
There was to be a meeting of the Aldermen yester-
day. but the day was rather warm and the races at
Sheepshead Bay extremely interesting; so
there was no quorum
OIQ Mary SncrlOck came 10 unls country on INC
Celtic, hoping to end her days in peace with her
daughter. who is IN Texas but she does not
want her the mother will be sent back.
The fund which The Irish ylorld Is raising for the
famine-strIcken people the west and north west
coasts of Ireland now amounts to $13,OO3 81,
$2l6 40 of which was received yesterday.
large derrick fell yesterday in the cellar of the
Eauitable Building, Thomas Jackson was at
work on the platform. He received q bruised arm
and lost two front teeth.
Peppi GriInbut, pretty Hungarian girl of fifteen,
arrived here on June by the Ethiopia and started
to 90 to friend, Mr.. Schactel, No. IL Maln-st.,
Cleveland. Since then nothing has been heard OF
the girl.
SuperiDte ndent Jackson found five Arabs among
the steerage passengers of the steamer BuTgundia
yesterday. The three men were dirty and ragged
and the two were nearly as bad. They Will
be returned TO Jerusalem
The Board of EDUCATION yesterday adopted
resolutions commencing the character and ser:
wees of Lawrence ID. Herman, formerly clerk OF
the Board Commissioners Wood ana Perkins made
addresses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-01
HIS yxCK BROKEN on AN EXCURSION


Dennis NOrmile, age thirty five, of No. $50
Flrssve attended tho excursion Of the Iors on,
While on tho way homo he fell down the companion
way Of the barge and broke his H,tk.
Lady dn butcher shop You put aside about half
q dozen OF your pumpest partrIdges
Butcher-Yes una am. Shall send them right away
Lady-N0; my husband 10 out shooting partrdges to-
day. and he will call for them this evening-lHarpors
BaZar