New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-28
NETWORK CITY.


day the steamship Labrador, from Hayre were Mad
anne Camille Urso and Charles F. Coghlan.
John johnson, of No 100 Mulberry-st., for
stabbing his wife, Maa in the Bowery, was arraigned
yesterday at the Essex Market Police Court, and was
! held in default OF $1,000 bail
THE TRIBUNE has received SIS 20, raised by
subscriptions from employees of The Freeman office Rom
| dout ~ " for Mrs Kari Ignatz Miller, and will see
| that the money promptly reaches her.
The Bavarian harvest festival was continued
at the Harlem River Park yesterday and will be CON
cluded to-day when bowling match is to take place
with cash prizes ranging from 50 to $40, and gold
medal a first prize.
John Coleman, of No. 621 East Sixteenth
st., who was held the charge OF running over Mrs
Julia Judge lady OF sixty and who was released
on ball. given by his bondsmen after the death OF
Mrs Judge, and committed yesterday 10 await the
action Of the Coroner.
Colonel James NJ. Miller, one of the oldest
auctoneers city, died suddenly OF heart disease at
the residence Of Mr.. Moore, Staten Island on Monday
morning He seventyeight years old and had left
the city the Saturday before in perfect health 70 spend
Sunday with his friend. The funeral will be held at the
cemitery, in White Plains AT IL a. M. tomorrow
Coroner Flanagan yesterday deferred TAX
ing the antemortem statement Of William Bremerman,
who was dangerously stabbed in his saloon, az No. l27
CrosDyst on Monday night, William Farrell Deputy
Coroner Miller thought, there chance OF the
mans recovery, IL would DO njudcl0us 70 make MIN
give statement. Farrell has been committed without
bail.
At meeting of the Oil Trade of the Produce
Exchange yesterday rule adopted, authoriz-
ing the Committee Oils to license inspectors and
OF oils other than petroleum. persons who may
be members OF the Exchange, and TO have power 10 re-
move them for cause. An amendment was made to the
rules approving OF the method for testing cotton
seed oil as is now used for lard OIL
As the Annex steamer Birbeck tried to make
a landing at JEWELS Dock. Brooklyn. yesterday morn
ing. the tug l. Myers, having In tow tho excursion
40 faaI Tho
dock The Birbeek and Caledonia came into collision
few feet Of the rail- and the forward part OF her port
paddle box. No one was injured.
The following is comparative statement of
cases Of contagious diseases reported for the two weeks
ended August -, 1873:
Week Typhoid Scarlet spiral
Aug AUG H. &. $ $9g g Z I y
Hugh Gibbons, of No. 2,135 First-ave., yes
erday saw John Engleson, youth Of twenty, torment
ing poor old In front OF HE store He came out
aud tried with EngesOn, who bruised bis eye
aud told him get into the house. AS Gibbons turned
To obey Engtson sent cobblestone after him, which
missed him aud broke window. officer Mcclellan took
charge OF EngesOn and Judge Kasmre sent him TO the
Island.
Sanitary Inspector Roberts sent to the Board
Of Health yesterday reports the sanitary condition
| of the Bellevue aud University Medical Colleges, tho
College Of Physicians and Surgeons and the Homeopathic
Medical College He complained that the buildings we're
all unsafe ia case OF fire. From 100 to 800 persons he
stated were in each Of the buildings during lecture
| hours when the doors kept closed Tho reports
| were referred 10 the Department OF Buildings
| A little grl living in Eighty-third-st, near
Ninthave. while playing with some companions in Cen
trail Park yesterday the lion statue, assaulted
| by a strange man. The girs screams were heard by
aborer work the Terrace, who ran to her rescue
and seized the man. Tue prisoner committed for
trial the Fyseyenth street Police Court in default
OF 81 900 ibal. lie gave the name OF George Cullner
age thirty machinst, OF No 4lS West Thirty hfh-st,
| aud married man.
Mr. Miller, Broadway clOtbier reported
yesterday that he had been swindled out Of suit OF
clothing by stranger who said DO had an office In Park
| row. The man had barganed for an expensive suit.
and had asked that CLERK be sent with him IN carriage
10 Park-row 20 get the money for IT, He left his old
suit nj When the stranger stepped out OF tine
| got the money. The clerk waited an hour aud then
| found that the man bad escaped.
William Collins, of No. $50 East Seventy
thrdst yesterday reported that his wife Mary had left
her home Monday afternoon while he was absent at
work aud he had unable 20 trace her He exhibited
! muoh concern for her safety She somewhat de-
ranged he said and he feared sbe intended 70 Kill her
solL sergeant Beechng sent out general alarm IDe
feet and inches high slender ana delicate In appear
Her hair Is somewhat gray and She mas hazel
| left the house ,o.,,,
| City Treasurer Little, OF bfOOKlyn' reports
the balance in the Treasury for the week ended August
"a. as 81, O2l, 800 a..
The threat to proceed legally against the
owners Of unlicensed dogs Is sending in applications at
tho rate Of forty City day. The dogcatchefs
| capturing about twenty-five daily.
Residents of the Thirteenth and Nineteenth
Wards have petitioned the Board OF Health for the
moya OF the oHal dock from the Walabout Basu, ~ it
IL g. offensive especially during the heated Summer
months to work great detrment 20 the business In
teFest those wards. Commodore Nicholson eXPOlice
| Commissioner Hurd and others among the sgners
| Action will be taken by the Board on Tuesday next
Mrs. Mary A. Notion, of No. 256 Madison
st. died suddenly yesterday, and Dr. streube home-
opathio physician who has attended her. refused cert
| ncate To Coroner Simms her husband, Charles A.
Notion a well known saloon Keeper, stated that Or
streube and other physicians had all treated his
| wife for hemOrrhnge. Becoming dissatisfied With Dr.
streube Notion told him 10 for his yesterday
and visits Mrs. Notion died while Dr. Streube
was AZ his and. Notion refused