New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-16
NETWORK CITY.


NETWORK CITY.
pornev FLYNN. age 4G, was found dead on the
eoor Of his room at No. ga Greenwichs ~ a. H. yes
teriay, by MS WIG ,ce..,,
James Dunbar of One-hundred-a
and Nipthaye. yesterday fell from building where
ne was at work aud was instantly Killed.
The lighter Hiram owned by John Sewell
Of No - Old Slip while loaded with hemp capszed yes
terday off the Maynard and was towed into the Cob
Dock The cargo was saved
Contrary to expectation, no meeting of the
SANTANA Bay Company was held yesterday, although
there was much informal discussion among tue members
who eongregated at the office OF the President NO
communication has yet been addressed TO the state De-
partment AT Washington.
1t is stated though the authority is not given,
that Baruum has offered 200 for the coffin, with the
bricks contained in il, which forms the basis OF the
charges against Dr. Uhlng aud ms alleged eoeonii
spratOrs One of the 10 bricks has already been cafeu
away by some curiosity hunter.
George Mayhem, age 40, giving his resi-
dence Hampstead L. t. and his occupation as hotei
keeper was committed TO the Tombs prison on Tuesday
on charge OF intoxcation. aud died in his cell few
hours alteFward Coroner Woltmann was summoned u
view body but II had been removed 10 the orkue
The body of a woman was found in the water
at Port Morris evening. She was evidently German
about 25 years Of age, of light complexion and wore
dark plush Sack black and greenstrIped dress, gray
stockings. CATERS and ruobers FROM letter onnu ~
her pocket her name Is supposed 70 DC Teresa Aaahc'
Gen. Shaler has received from the Adjutant-
General Of the State communication announcing that
the Governor has accepted resignation OF Brig Gen.
Augustus Funk Col +. A. Couklingi OF the sith Reg-
ment mas been directed to assume command OF Tue
the brigade flag and all books papers, and other prop
erty belonging to the brigade in his possession.
A Mr. Foley, who had been boarding at the
Western Hotel No. % Waterst, was found lying on tho
sidewalk at Canal and weststs by officer Rowe of the
dim, sally
AT The mouth. lie able to give his name and place
OF residence nothing more, ana died before he could
nyesgate the case which reported by the precinct
officials as simply OF bleeding from the lungs
The funeral services over the body of the
late Thomas Christy we're held yesterday at No s West
Tyenty-third-st whence 1t taken to Woodlawn
Cemetery for burial. The funeral was attended by
many Of the prominent merchants of this city. The
services were conducted Dy the Rev. Drs. bellows
Darius A. Margam. James A. Smith, William VordeD,
f. Fender, William NJ. Prltchard, william H. fOgs,
u. II. Kitchen, ana OrHin Terry.
The annual State inspection of the 22d Regi-
ment n q. g. n. Y. took place last evening at the
Arnory on Fourteenthst., Sixth-aye The muster
was 5 including IS officers, attended for the first time
by Gmores baud, numbering e5 pieces Inc Inspection
was conducted 10y MOr-Gen Morris, lnspectOr-enefaI
~ the slie Militia and ATTACHED Gov DiXs STAFF.
Brg.-Gen. Ward, commanding the First DIVISION New
York State Militia and sth, accompanied the inspector
General in the Inspection
\ quarrel occurred among number of Ia
boring men in Centre-st, in front of the New-iIaven
Freight Depot, about D. IN. yesterday, when James
Cleary age 49, residing at No Ar Cauast was stabbed
in the abdomen and Michael Ceary of No. ZIG Centre
ST.. who III turn was stabbed IN the neck by James
Cleary All the wounds are slight ana were dressed Ty
they were taken by Ohicer Kelley aud locked up
Josephine Leonard, who is supposed to be
the vailed woman who attended the funeral OF Dr.
Uhlngs bricks, referred to on another page OF TIE
TRIBUNE. is known to be this city. aud be pro-
duced at the trial pending AZ the Tombs If her evil
dencc needed but Detective Tiey that her tes
9ny is Of no sae Sa 70 b Se IN g Tag
company. but was acquainted with Louisa Germs, had
visited her during tue simulated sickness, and being
Informed OF her DEATH attended her funeral In good faith
A new timetable will go into effect on the
Harlem River Branch OF the New Haven Railroad next
Monday. Eight trains will begin running daily each
way bet Ieen Harlem River and NewROchelle connect
ing at Harlem River with steamers 10 and from Fulton
Market-sip, and at New-ROchelle with trains 10 and
from city the main line. Tie trains OF tue branch
road will leave Harlem River at T. g. ANA 9l5 a. M 1920
l. $40 5:l5, ami 6i5 p. will leave New-Rochelle for
the Guy at 7l2, 1853, $751; and 1919 a. ~ 2j5, 4;4 525
and GAO D. III.
The ST. James Hotel was closed yesterday by
order of the Court the OF creditors OF the
late proprietor Elias Hotchkss The hotel has been In
existence about years. aud has been prosperous
condition until recently when ts proprietor forced
bankruptcy through unfortunate business transac-
yesterday and the old residents Obliged
accommodations at other hotels The furniture
and fixtures of the hotel 10 be sold at auction on
Wednesday next. The establishment VIII probably be
reopened IN short tine as several welrknown hotel
men negotiating for "A lease OF the property.
The Master Mechanics connected with the
building trade have nearly all agreed abide by the
action OF the meeting. fixing 10 hours days
labor all branches of the trade after May The only
exception appears be among few OF the boss
who present hesitate to sign the resolution adopted
by from fear that should their be
affixed TO the document they will immediately become
marked men among their employees ana thus registered
iu all the unions or workinSmen These bosses, how
ever verbally express au approval OF tue action or the
Master Mechanes, ana VIII G"uDess 9ih the movement
to their present interest Several merchants aud others
OF necessity compelled to empoy carpenters, painters,
&C. have made agreements WITH tradesmen in Brooklyn
aud Jersey CITY, 30 as TO avoid the annoyance or strike
should any occur in New-YoIk
BROOKLYN.
Herbert s. Hull, the newly appointed Assist
ant Dstrict-Attorney, took the office and as
suned his duties yesterday.
The Brooklyn Childrens Aid Society have
received s55 from the Amarauth Society," the results OF
their last performance at the Academy OF Musicl
Charles STangrann was arrested yesterday
FOR assaulting wife, their residence at Washing
ton-aye. and Crown-st. The woman WAS beaien and
kicked 10 such extent that her life despared Of
Clement Doran, who was sentenced 70 the
Penitcntary January for three months for assault
and battery while passing along the second corridor
yesterday jumped of and broke his leg and fractured
his skull besides receiving internal inuries From Inc
supposed that lie fully Intended 10 commit suicide.
LONG ISLAND.
FLUsHING.-The bids for the construction of
the " force main" for the Water Works from Douglas
Pond TO the village, including furnishing and laying
opened Tuesday night by the Village Trustees Tho
specifications call for pinch internal diameter iron pipe
10 weigh 800 pounds for each IL feet and subjected