New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-15
NETWORK CITY.


NETWORK CITY.
Mary Duffy of No. Mulberry-st. attempted
to commit suicide yesterday by drowning herself al fef
No Fl, T.. r. The woman was rescued.
Mary Hartz of No. 176 Madson-st., while
PLAYING with box Of matches yesterday set fire to her
rriSihing and was severely burned about the body
| Smith e. Sewer, stock brokers, who failed
some time ago. had stocks closed out under the rule
| Charles Loughlin of Hunters Point was
crushed yesterday the feryboat striking against the
bridge al James Slip and his injuries probably Will result
fatally. He was taken to the Park Hospital.
John Sullivan of No. 1 Congress-st., en-
ployed as a laborer q building at No l47 West
Thiysecond-st fell from the fourth to the first story
Yesterday internal injuries were received that PROD
ably will result fatally
Steerage passengers to the number of ,3O5
arrived in this city from Europe yesterday The Frisa
from Hamburg brought go, the Idaho from Lverpoo
s27 the Amerquc from avrc IL and the Algeria rom
Liverpool 1874. Among the Idahos passengers were '-o
scandinavian MOrmons.
Annie GrOgan, servant employed by
Anthony Barrett counsel OF the Board OF Police was
committed by Justice Morse yesterday 10 await inc
action OF the Grand Jury, for stealing $50 from her EN-
ployer Mr.. Barrett left the money In pocket q. hoe
and his return in the evening the "hsy a"
recovered. The remainder had been spent Tor liquor.
Annie Small, alias "MOllic" Small, alias
"Moe Rush." arrested yesterday at her residence
NJ Nh 100 East Thireentb-st. warrant issueu NY
Ius,icc Kasmre OF the Yorkvle Police Court The ALI
nnon which The warrant granted made by
C. ant McCnlIgh Of the seventeenth Precinct Ioce, WHY
n"y before the Legislative Committee engaged IN the
Investigation OF the alleged increase VI crime III s ct
At a general meeting of the Board OF Trade
Yesterday the election " officers took place George
Ondvke was chosen Presldcnt Mayor W. II. wickham,
John T. Williams George r. Hope and Frederick A.
Potts e-Presideuts H. L. Capp Treasnrer the fol-
lovino Executive Committee selected George
Opdyke Chairmau Edward a. Boyd J.. v. .aipch,,ei'
c. W Chatter Clarke, W H. Danna D. W; DeSlstr3, "a
ward FIRTH Albert G. King Jackson schultz joseph
seligman Frederick Taylor, james T. Van Rensselaer,
and Richard } Dung.
Can't. Bracket, Special Treasury Agent, yes
terday seized 800 cigars ON board the vessel Yellow
Pine from Rio Janeiro. The cigars we're found &C.
creed in the sails of the vessel and were sent To the
seizure Two Of the paeSases OF goods SEN M On
Bernheim SAYS that goods for fer which have been
detained placed on the Icr manifest Deeais
too late to place them on ne regular snip manifest
She did not enter them as samples
BROOKLYN
Thomas r. Dewitt, who was poisoned by
corrosive sublimatc which he had mistaken for brandy,
though still alive, remains in precariCds condition.
The contract for raising the sunken schooner
saugtuck lying the bottom of the East River OF the
foot of South Fifth-st, f. d. has been awarded to l. K
Lowe by the Pilot Commissioners.
The officers of the Second Division, National
Guard will meet in Capt S.inucps Assembly Rooms to-
evening to make arrangements COR receiving lhe
Commander Major General Dak;n Oh bis return from the
International Rifle contest
TIE Board of Aldermen is to hold special
meeting this afternoon receive from Mayor Hunter
nomination for Collector OF Faxes and Assessments IN
place Of enne burrows nep Chiy ASs'ssof WI" A.
The owners of the Brooklyn Theatcr have
received n communication from Miss Minnie Conway,
stating that she is unable to furnish the security asked
of the hcaer. The suit for dl.posscsslV
therefore, will be pressed probably III JUSTICE "aishs
court tomorrow.
A very close and exciting game of base ball
was played the Union Grounds yesterday between
the Aiantiss and the st. Louis Club The playing was
close that not run was made on either sde aiter me
third inning. Tic game won ly the ST. Lons Cluo
by a score OF to /. The St. L0ns Club will play the
Muuals on TIE Union Grounds today.
In the City Court, yesterday, Thomas fleld,
assignee entered suit against Hector Chauvltcau an al
tache of the French Consulate Of NewYork to recover
$4,000 alleged to bedue for certain firearms. The
named il believed 10 b, the unpaid balance OF S,ooo
for arms purchased from the Roberts Manufacturing
Company by the French Government.
An order Of commitment was issued by
Supreme Justice Gilbert yesterday, against the widow Of
the late Senator Christie for contempt OF court In fa
ing surrender certain valuable papers, retained as
security for counsel fee alleged to have been que 10 her
deceased husband for services the Ocean Bank cases
Tie order allows Mrs. hrise three days 10 comply with
original order 10 surrender the papers
JERSEY CITY.
Michael D0nOlltc, age Is, OF COmHunlpaW-
ave-, fell from cherry tree N West sdcave yesterday,
and, striking on his head, was severely injured.
John Donovan assaulted James Sullivan with
an couplingpn ut the iendersons crossing of tho
Erie Railway yesterday, and inflicted very severe
wound on the head.
Neil Fullerton of MOrris-ave., Newark, fell
from a truck laden with cotton bales while driving
through Communpaw-ave on Tuesday night and sis-
tanned severe injuries,
John MCGOWAN and James Buckley were
committed yesterday charged with stealing brass jour
nails from the Erie Railway CompaDys ears al Long
Dock. McGOwan caught in the act by Detective
Brown.
1t is stated that the residence of the late
Hon. Dudley g. Gregory, in Westinghouse has been
selected for the Post Oire. and that arrangements
the transfer of the property Will be completed III
few dayb.
Constable Joseph COOne was arrested yester
day, held bail appear for trial. charge
Mrs. FTe,icrca Zuegcner of Greeny lille, who
ALLEGED that be entered her house and assaulted her with
"a revolver on Tuesday night.
A large quantity of lead pipe, which had
been sccre,ed by unknown persons in vacant lot at
Frankn-.t and Sumpitaye, discovered On Tuesday
Panes agher, Charles Coleman, Waiter A. sole, and
James j. all of Marion, were arrested tlat night as
they W. re about To remove the pipe
An organization having for its object the cree
ton OF a monument to Mary r. PomerOy, who was con-
nected with the Glendenning scandal has been formed
Church. committee has been appointed to selcc; de-
srn and make arrangements 10 have the monument
built by Aug IA, 1879 the Rev. Mr.. Tuni-on oi Hobo
will De- invited by committee to conduct the rClis
ious services Oh the occasion.
NEWARK.