New-York tribune., 1879-09-30
NETWORK CITY.

unusually large, making a tOial vi
els. 7O93J0 coming by canal sO2,sOo bushels
were wheat.
The Investigation into the alleged frandnlene
sales Of Kremer. tie auctloneer. was continued yes
tcrday before Mayor COOpeTs private so040'"iS'
Colonel Tracey.
Mr.. DAILY is again to try his fortune at his new
and handsome theatre with his play OF biNoIo',
which ran 200 nights at the run Avenue SA years
John Hutton man of middle age. who had been
EMPLOYED As a watchman at No. 13l East foIty'
ninth-st was found dead at lis post early yes'er-
day morning. His death Vas benc'eu 10 h"'o wv"
caused by heart disease
Stare No. 49, of the Broadway and Fiffh-ave
line left Fulton Ferry about IlJ iast hlght WIN WIZ
seats for twelve, three persons stood up aud with
every lurch of the stage iel against those WHO were
seated to tn, discomfort OF all concerned
Thomas l.. Wilcox, who was reported as having
disappcared last week. leaving debts TO members of
the Produce Exchange amounting TO aboui TZ,'Vo
rcappcared YESTERDAY. He said he had been away
from the city. but that it was known by business ines
associates that lac 10 he absent for "a few days
Mary A. McGrath twenfy-three years of age 'who
lived at No II Carl slest, was found by epolccoi
the Eighth Precinct early Yesterday morning wan
derng about the streets insane. she had Deen eN-
posed to the storm during the night. and her gar
ments were dripping She was sent to Bellevue
Hospital.
Nv order of the Adiutant- General LIeutenant
Colonel john :. McEwan, Of the 1Oih Regiment OF
tbe National Gnard of this state. has been assigned
TO he command of the Artillery Camp OF lnstruc-
her - inclusive at the State Arsenal, at Thirty
ftli-st. and Scventh-aVe.
Two living ALI gators about ten inches in length
arrived at the dead-lettcr department of the Post
one, Yesterday from Florida Being coDtraband
matter they we're detained, but Mr. Purdy, chict of
the department. intends to forward them TO their
destination. They were placed IN small tank OF
water yesterday. and dispOrted themselves in the
most lively manner.
The agents OF the Red Star Line have concluded
not TO bond the steamship ICELAND which was
1l.I htrf fhaI nj ted Al.ft "a
dav last for damages amounting 70 S29O,OOO Tor
sinking the bark Corinna. of Dungeness, on the
nignt of September 10. They viii leave her in
charge of the marshal until the case is settled by
the courts. Another steamer will be chartered 10
take the place OF the iceland.
Some tine ago Francis Riley, n foreman laborer Of
the West side Elevated Railroad. of Oae-hundred-
and-Nnth-st. and the Boulevard incurred the dis
pleasure Of one Of his men named Patrick hilroy
who Is a eshbOr of his. On Sunday evening
while Reilly was standing on hs sioop, hilroy
rushed upon him and stabbed him in theneck. The
shirt collar prevented the knife from entering the
neck 70 n dangerous depth. kilroy Yesterday IN the
Harlem Court was held for examination.
Ellen Crawford. n respectab looking woman, age
twenty-five years. Of No. 3Gl Bieecker-st, was AZ
raIgmcd at the lonibs Police Court yesterday before
Justice Morgan. ON charge of having attempted to
commit suicide by throwing herself from the sea
wall of the Battery Park sunday evening. She said
that her husband was bOokkeeper recently out of
emDloyment lmproyident IN bis habits and rude IN
his manners toward her. and that when iutOXi-
Gated he would beat her brutally. She was dis
charged.
Mrs. Nav Robinson. who keeps a boarling-house
az No. 1913 East Sixteent-st, last Spring discharged
a colOIod cook named Annie Spader. who was sus
pected of theft Among Others. a boardcr Henry
Miller lost an overcoat. Among the callers at Mrs.
Robnson's honse was young Cuban named Jose
Garcia, of No. 113 Glcene-st. he recently had
some pictures taken and showed one TO Miller, who
Immediately recognized the coat Garcia In the
picture as the one winch had been stolen from hIn
Garcia said he had oblsined 1t from a man named
Martin Medina, OF No. IS Cedar-st Medina said he
had borrowed IL from annie Spoder. The cook was
arrested forthwith and on being arraigned before
Justice Fl0nmer at the jefferson Market Police
Court yesterday. pleaded guilty and was he'd for
trial.
Some of the friends of the late Charles G. Rosen-
berg journalist, are makipga collection Of pc
lures 10 he sold hy AUCTION for the benefit OF his
widow. The New-YoTk Press Club has voted 10 give
the use of ITS rooms for tie reception and exhibition
OF the pictures, and the following members OF the
ments Professor john A. Weisse. chairman j..
W. simonton A. Oakley Ball. Joseph Howard. jr.,
C. Chaille Long, George r. Williams. George w.
PeaIce. Thomas Mast, Charles sotheran, John &.
Henpessy, 7; +. Hanway, A. n De Livandais, John
In the club 10 ARTISTS and others before send
ing them TO tie auclloneeTs gallery. Mr.. Rosen-
berg died suddenly while on recent visit to Eng
land. leaving his wife, now IN tins city, destitute.
BROOKLYN.
Two thousand and twenty-four persons patronized
the public baths last week.
This is the frst day for the registration of Brook
lyn voters. The homs are from to 10 a. m. and
from to 10 y. liz
The 9th Brigade enjoyed a field day nj the
Prospect Park Parade Ground yesterday The
several commands were reviewed by Brigadier-
General JouIdan aud his stan.
August Kmmer, age twenty-nine, of No. 352
Bushwck-ave, who was severely injured on Friday
while az work in Brooks X Wadswortlrs stove fac
tory, No. 211 Watcr-st., New-York, died from his
injuFies yesterday morning.
General Benjamin +. Tracy, who occupies brown
atn at
hired Richard McCaster, negro. 10 clean out hs
cellar. The Hsn was detected in gTeaklng the
fastening the door of the wine cellar, and was
arrested by Special Officer Bolton.
The CorOneT's jury in the case Of infanticide at
Bath, last @ week, found that the ehiids death was
Is sufficiently recovered she will be committed to
the Jail to await the action Of the Grand Jury.
Gilbert Yoet, the member of the Patehen-ave.
gang OF burglars who became insane while in the
Raymond street jail, was further examined as TO
his mental condition by Judge Moore yesterday,
Yost persisted in asserting t9at he was charged
with the murder OF George Howard, the burglar.
He was remauded until to-day.
The brake of Broadway car broke at the depot,
near hopk1s-st, last even'ng apd the car ran at
came INTO collision with "a ear OF the Reid Avenue
Line the driver OF which succeeded in detaching
hIs horses before the collision took place. No oae
was hurt, but both cars were damaged.
Nathaniel Murphy. boy Of thirteen. was taken
before Justice Bloom esterday on a charge of in-
toxicaton. the officer who arrested him saying that
the boy was drunk when the arrest made
that lie could not speak. The Justice suspended
sentence and remarked that the man who sold
liquor to such u boy deserved severe punishment.
An informal opening of the new wing of II. Cath
crimes Protestant Episcopal Hall, at No 29G Wash
ingiou-ave.. took place yesterday Bishop Little
iohn made q bfff address, The bui. dag n not yet
finished IL is of brick and three stories In height.
The corner stone WAS laid on July 9. The interior
of the building Is finished IN whIte ash aud Georgia.
pine.
While under the influence Of liquor Yesterday
afternoon, Michael Qulnian, homeless man. fell
INTO the rver nj the foot of NaTren-st., and was
drowned. ihe body Was recovered and taken 10 tho