New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-27
NETWORK CITY.

NETWORK CITY.
Although the Summer is 80 far advanced,
the fountain OF the City Hall IL still silent and
dry.
Susan Perkins, age 90 OF No. "a West Hous-
tonst wie Intoxicated yesterday, fell from the soop
OF her residence Several Internal injuries were re-
ceiycd, causing her death IN a short time.
John Askfork, a German, age 81, living az
No p Bayar1st., attempted to commit suicide yester
day afternoon by Jumping into ne Hudson Kvcr at the
Charles II. papiris, age % years, Of No. 53i
East Twcfthst.. while crossing e""ondayo., between
Fifth and sixthsts. yesterday forenoon Knocked
down by wagon and severely injured Ihe oI!ttf OF
the wagon escaped arrest.
The unknown man who was taken with 4
~ while nj his breakfast Saturday morning. AT res
taurant in Chahamst aud who died the way to The
saonhousr is supposed to bgJames Mcver, connected
with fhe Bi',ghdD.'p', Times.
John Shrader, age 80 years, of F0urth-ave.
and Onehundred-andtwcnty fourthst, While at wolk
yesterday morning in lhIets brewery Of Ninety-sec"nd
St. near 1hiriaye, tell through tire h3tchway from tbo
Second story aud was eciiOnaiy injured
Another meeting OF the Rapid Transit Com
nissioners viii De held the Chamber of the Court of
Common Pleas Part H., OF to-day. No meeting
Was held yesterday, but many communications were re,
cciycd Among them were three plans Tor elevated
roads proposed by Nes,rs Braoy W Weiss, and Myers
Widrmaycr Mr.. Weiss sent long communication III
explanation of his plan.
Charles Eiker, age years, of No. 400 West
Forty-hfthst., was crossing Nnthavc. hy mo'n
ing at Forty .iIt-st. with his sister Cath r, age GIG
year. when both of them were knocked down and run
by junk wagon The tle girl was seriously If not
fatally injured In consequence O the wagon going over
her body aud Charles N1s badly hurt Oh the head Tue
driver Of tho wagon escaped.
Two eases OF "malines," which were i'm
ported by Philip schuhoa & CO. from Germany abont
two ago, and which reported 70 the United
STATES Attorney at thc time, wcro released by Collector
Arthur yesterday order Of the United states Mar
Hf h.NI ne
their ull value executed IN uIc District Court Ihe
appraised value 0f the goods VAS T22fi 80.
+. Rosenberg, whose Office il at No. 217
Churchs states that ne was the commission merchant
referred to in THE IRIBtNE last Friday having paid
the duties on Of silk gool- consigned to Mr. Dun
ger of this city which had already been condemned and
sold by or,rof the United states Court M ROscn1e
also stats that the $50 IL tioir was nor advanced 70
Mr. Duuir,r bat to young man T. whom ne had ;urEei
the goods ~ SELL AMI at ne neieFe no Wton. was
intended either person, a. they al not th0W ths goOs
BROOKLYN
Economy in the Use of water is urged upon
houschocrs 10y Of printed circulars issued by the
Board al city Works.
The officers of the Second Division, National
Guard will hold an adjourned meeting at the War Vet
r ms CmbrOOms tonight to consider The proposed re
crpuon 10 Gen. Dakn.
Mary Lalkin, who claimed TO be 104 years
old died Of general debility 1T her home at No. rs Ray
m0ndst., ON sunday. she born IN Ireland came to
country - years ago, AMI bod Deeh married tWice'
VIM. A. Furey superseded Lemncl Burrows
rs Tax Collector yesterday, and appointed j. ". r. Caw-
torne Deputy Collector in place "a Charles k1shorc'
iXALcrlan Chart kicll TOOK his seat as CITY Assts-
IN place OF AIR. Furey.
John Eagan was arrested by United States
Malsaal Harlow yesterday, charged with being the
owner of the Illicit discry aeIed by the Marshal ut
H,inilturi-avc and Ui0fst. Friday. lie WAS placed
under bonds Ia await examination ny united STATES Coh
missioner WllsiOw.
An order of arrest was granted by City Judge
REYNOLDS yesterday against John Jaeger 81 Tompkins-
ave the proprietor of bakery at No 5O2 Myrt!eaye
and another at No. 1885 Fu,cn-st., petition by
,ln h. Pit and others, VINO are creditors OF Jaeger aDd
WHO ull that he Intends 10 lc1!e the country without
paving " hat nc owes tuch'
The SuDerintendcnt of st. Vincent's Home
Boys been told by two inmates Of the Home that
the tire which discovered IN the cellar of that ins
tuition, night in November 1871, was klndlcd by
vu Il Nance ouf OF revenge for his having been dIs
charged tne t1mic Tor disOretiy conduct war
been Issued vr Lac arrest OF heNamee' VINO can
moi b. found.
JOHN Shields, The clerk for Libby g. Co.,
collar manufacturers of Lslenardst, New-York, who
wo arrested foi abandoning his vile and children,
PLACED uudcr bonds al 800 by Justice Riley yesterday
ard ordered 20 W. 3! Der week Tor tneir SUPPORT Tue
counsel Tor Mis- Huicds withdcw from the case az soon
as IL WIS called. amt some lnormai conversation De
tween Justice and the lawyers seemed 10 Indicate
thu tins Was due 70 The W"inals reputation.
JERSEY CITY.
Cornelius OKecfe was committed yesterday,
charged vita rotDing several children Of quantity of
bliCkbv.flcs-
William Steiiern of Ncw-YOrk fell into an
excavation on Bergen LneItye. on Sunday night, and
sustained ,eye,e injuries.
Louis Dover a peddler of tinware, was found
in the yesterday, IN unconscious condition, SUI
fcun., IL - believed, from suIisttOke
Samuel Whitney WAS held by United States
Commissioner Jackson yesterday, indictment
he fnr( an
gicSsIurn IN the vim District, lst Fan.
Like Cl0ueher was arraigned in the First Dis
rct Police CodIt yesterday charged with an assault by
Mira. Murrarct Brady. The complainant made - many
contradictory statements that Judge Reese committed
Ltr FOR perjury, AMI released clougher
William Rudolph was held in $500 bail by
Judge Kco,e yesterday ON charge OF obtaining S9s
under false urrteuses from JOha WhittemOre. White
all cs Rudolph him an order on the Lgie
Railway Company for his salary, Whcl already had been
collected -
NEWARK.
4 rabid dog attacked and bit yesterday two
other dogs belonging the Yanticaw Company and
D siuuil poodle belonging to Hrs. Howard.
On Sunday, two men from Brooklyn recog-