New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-23
NETWORK CITY.


| NETWORK CITY.
| Tho dial mates Of the clock in the tower or the
Jefferson Market Court House being replaced by
| new and bright faces.
The Police Commissioners yesterday held their
| first meeting since the passage OF the resolution
| making the meetings puDllc. All Oh tie Ooihnii7-
| sOners were present.
The body of an infant, whose parents are snip
posed to have left 1t to die, was found Yesterday
| morning in vacant lot III west fl1ty-hinln-sI' IL
| was sent to the MOrgue.
| Jean Moshend, a seaman on the steamship Bel
| penland, which arrived yesterday from Antwerp;
while IN state of dependency on July u, Juihpeu
| overheard and was drowned.
Deteotive Shelly of the Police Central Office, re-
| ceiyed permission yesterday to receive the SOUO
reward offered by the Mayor Of Peru. Ind, for the
capture of James q. Goldsmith, the detauitlng city
| treasurer
Horace f. Wilson, age thirty-fye residence nm
known, fell from a window in the fifth story OF No.
$50 Broadway. yesterday afteTnooDf and received
internal injuries and broken leg' he was SEM 10
| the Chambers Street Hospital.
The cigarmakers of the firm of Tire & Co. are on
! strike because the firm refused 10 accede to de-
mand for an increase of wages of 90 cents thou
| sand, The movement among the cigarmakers to
obtain an increase of wages is on the increase.
| The new free bath at the Battery was opened
| yesterday. IL will be governed ~ the same regn-
lations as the other baths and will be open on Mon
| DAYS Wednesdays and Fridays for women, ana on
| Tuesdays Thursdays, Saturdays and Sunday morn
ings former.
| Patrick MCtfulre, ago eleven years., vi No IcO
| West Flfty-second-st, was run over by trelght
train on the Hudson River Railroad. yesterday, at
| Scvcnty-second-st His right leg was cut of. The
| lad was sent to the Roosevelt Hospital, where lie
died last night
Daniel Carroll, employed on the steamer Corn
wall at Pier No. Is, East River, was found N the
hold of the vessel early Yesterday morning suffering
from dslocated shoulder and a broken rlb; lie
had fallen into the mold during the night, and had
| lain unconscious from his Injuries.
At meeting of the Executive Committee of the
| Il I.o,rt Aggn atip n ln
| Exchange on Monday 1t was decided TO hold the
second fair during the first two weeks IN December.
| Messrs Douglass, Hoyt Mant9n ana seayer were
| appointed a committee to find the best place 1or
! holding the fair.
The broadstuff market was irregular and excited
Yesterday and prices for wheat advanced IRON one
TO three cents above the closing prices OF tine day
| before. At the close prices again fel on Gash ,
wheat selling at an advance of cent bushel, and
| futures half cent advance. Ihe price per par
rel of low grade flour closed ten cents higher tAan
| on Monday.
By request of the Surveyor Of the Port, the Pilot
| Commissioners yesterday sent to all the SANDY
| Hook pilots copy of the circular Issued by the
Treasury Department Calling attention 70 the order
that all inward bound foreign steamships must
lessen their speed when the revenue steamers indl-
cate that they wish to 90 along side Tor the purpose
| of putting Custom House officers on board.
Letters of administration were granted yesterday
| by the Surrogate on the estate OF Christian a.
| Zabriskie, who was recently killed by railway
| train in MOrrisania. The widow, Sarah L. Labrls-
kies her rights az In FAVOR
| Of her son, Andrew Z. AaDrlskie' me personal
property is set as 1926, OOO and the widow and her
daughter Sarah !. Zabriskie justify IN bonds gwen
by the administrator IN the sum OF SooO,OOO each.
II was reported in Harlem yesterday afternoon
that the Italians in ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. had
| beaten sailor from the ship, City OF Liverp9ol,
| living at the foot of MISUNDERSTANDING The
| sailor, it was said, had gone among the Italians
| while intoxicated. had aroused the jealousy OF the
| men, and had been beaten by them into lnsensl-
| bility. He was then thrown into the street, where
he found by his shPmateS soon after ana taken
| the police, and only rum0rs OF the anair nave
| reached them.
The sixth excursion Of the Floating Hospital Of
St. Johns Guild took place yesterday, and l,ZZO
| Pier No. 81 North River and at the foot of Fifth
St. East River, The following additional contrlbu-
| acknowledgement. Joseph Larveque, $5Oj Jas.
| Cummings, S5Oj David Stevenson $685. Matthew
sas As5 q YSdr Ms Mhae G G Sgyof Co
Clark & Co., each s25i kTe%eIGerg & Co., $50;
| -. L." of Highlands, n. j., $5 total, $435.
Adolphus d. Pope has been appointed receiver of
| the property of Captain Alexander X. Samuels on
the application of George r Saunders, Judgment
creditor Nr.Saunders attached the gate money in the
| recent walking match at GimOre's Garden IN which
| Captain Samuels was interested, and has obtained
| an injunction restraining Frank Queen and W. T.
Mccoy from transferring any money their possess
| sion belonging TO Captain Samuels, who has been
| the manager for Madame Anderson, and formerly
|
| six OF seven years he has managed hotel at Long
| Branch, the Neptune House at ROckaway and the
| Park Theatre in brooklyn. lie was forced INTO
| bankruptcy two years ago.
| BROOKLYN.
| The Blissville Bridge over Newtown Creek has
been closed to travel Oh account OF It's dangerous
| condition.
| John Miller ace forty-five, fell overheard from
the lighter Buffalo, tine foot of South lhlrd-St.,
| Monday night, and was drowned. His body was re-
| covered.
| William Goetz a bOokkeeper, OF No. So Eighth
ST. Eastern District, committed suicide yesterday
afternoon By shooting himself IN the head with
revolver. He died III a very short time. He leaves
wife and one 1t is believed that he was tenn
pOrarly insane.
The first consignment Of iron pillars and grders
| for the Brooklyn Elevated Road has arrived. and
The first pillars TO be erected will be those at the
points where this road ntersecs the routes Of the
Kings County Elevated Railway.
The second game OF baseball I'm the series for the
| Metropolitan championship between the Fly-Away
and New York clubs on the Union Grounds yester-
day was witnessed by about 500 persons. The
game resulted in favor of the Fly-Away club after
eleven innings had been played by score OF to 3.
| The body which was found under tree at Bath
| last Saturday identified at the Morgue yester
day as that of Hans Peter Bishop of No. 302 Van
Brunt-st. He was "A ship carpenter, and leaves
wife and two children. Last Wednesday morning
he went away from home usual to work In Shcr-
woods ship yard, at the Atlantic Dock. As he did
| not return bis wife became alarmed She ascer-
| tanned that he obtained IS from Mr.. Sherwood
saving he had some business to attend TO. He had
been III the habit of drinking heavily at times.
His DEATH it was stated yesterday, was caused by