New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-02
NFW.YORK CITY.

The passengers of the steamship Britannia, from Mar
settles and Naples, which been detained In Quar-
antlne for some time because of cases of smallpox,
were permitted to land yesterday
Mrs. Viola Gilbert spoke to small audience in
Cooper Union yesterday Her subject was advertised
to be PROSTITUTION and Faith Healing but she did
not touch these subjects. Among other things She
said this Don't read all the books you got hold OF
don't believe all you hear The world is in confuson
but order will come In time"
Tho rain storm played an April fool trick the
owners of new bonnets yesterday
truck, driven by Charles Wilson, of No. 1880
Second ave, and Eighth Avenue came together
yesterday Twenty fourth-st. Wilson was thrown
to the pavement and had his skull fractured Hc was
taken TO the New-York Hospital.
Angelo saccone, age nftyslx, italian, was run
over by ambulance at Broadway and Canal-st yes
tcrday, and had his leg broken Hc was taken In the
ambulance to the Chambers Street Hospital
A man. supposed to be D. s. Boyle found I'M
conscious In his room at the Summit Hotel, No. 60
BOwery, yesterday Tho gas was pouring into the
from open burner, ard he is supposed to have
blown out the light. He was removed to the Gouver
spal
Francis Martin, age twenty, of No 313 West Twenty
sAhst, shot and slightly wounded in the face by
an unknown during quarrel yesterday in front
of No 800 Seventh ave. He was taken to the New
York Hospital
Among the travellers by the steamer Aurania from
Liverpool yesterday Lord Walter Campbell, bro
Their CT the Marquis of Lorne Edward F. Brown the
Rev. J. Q. A. Henry, Miss Leaycrafs, b. b. H. Whar-
ton, commander In the United States Navy.
An unknown man fell down the stairs Of the ele-
waited road at South Ferry yesterday morning He
was removed to the Chambers Street Hospital In an
unconscious condition and died in few hours.
The body of ex- Governor Dorsheimer removed
fom Grace Church yesterday and taken to Buffalo on
the evening train from the Grand Central Station.
Mrs. Dorsheimer and a few friends accompanied it.
The burial will take place day in the Old Cemetery in
Buffalo.
"Inqulrer"-No. A poorly paid assistant book
keeper is not an underwater.
Can child born into slavery be said to be made to
orderl
An actor cufed the of a small boy who spatercd
with mud ore of his posters the other day. He said
his bill had been dishonored.
BROOKLYN.
The funeral OF David S. Qulmby, who died Thurs
day at the age of seventy twO was held yesterday
afternoon at No 10 LivfngSton-st Many members
the Sands Street Methodist Episcopal Church and
of the Society of Old BroOhlynltes attended.
An attempt made by burglars to break into the
dry goods store of Name Brothers, at No 3o7 Fulton
ST., early yesterday morning They cndeavored to
force open the door tho Westinghouse side of the
basement but it stOutly braced the inside and
they could not force 1t open.
George Love, age nineteen, Of No. James ST., New
York, arragned yesterday upon complaint Of Sam
uel c. Barrett of No. 115 Dean-st who charges him
with stealing $i45 from his rooms October T. 1887.
Farewell sermons were preached yesterday by a
number OF Methodist pastors whose terms have ex-
PRED, and who will be assigned TO now churches by
bishop Foss at the session Of the NewYork East Con-
ference to he held at Middetcwn Conn, which begins
on April 4.
Policeman Barnes, Of the Second Precinct arrested
John Curtis, Of No Poplarst., yesterday morning at
Hicks and Fulton SITS. for inOXication and Curtis
sisted. While he was trying to get away two young
went to his aid and knocked the policeman down,
tore OF his shield and smashed his hat. But
managed to hold to his prisoner and hit him the
head with club. The other men got away and Cur
tiS was locked up