New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-25
NETWORK CITY.

NETWORK CITY.
Rurolars forced their way into the store at no.
ill 6iyisiOu-st on Friday night, and stole silks
and ribbons valued at 300. -,
The Island hiss been thogT9hng14y o S
notred since the accident of last week and has TAKEN
| her place again on the Providence Llne'
Peter Connolly age fifty HeaFS Sot OF IF R NO; SS
fell into the ryeT nd I Ens iTSS N
Births. last week, 40; deaths, $685. marriages,
100 The police arrested 131 n3 persons ana ,n so
Excise Commissioners granted BOB licenses, Collect
| ing fees amounting to SlS,Z6O.
Mrs Mary McGOwen, an hishWoman, dled az NO
460 First-ave., Thursday, at the age OF oIle-im
| bred years, She was buried in Calyary EehetclJ'
Mrs. McGOwen had been ~ years III inns cry,
Among the assignments in the County Gied as,5
| Office Yesterday, was that of Rudolph Marklin ana
Robert S. Orson, cO-partners under the 1rIn natIe
| of Marklin g. OrsOn. William II. Wider Is Ine
| assignee. III
| The body of an unknown middle-aged man, tan,
and dressed i'm snit of black was found yesterday
pier No. 70 North RvgT ce R 10 B his identity
was gold ring on his finger In IL was ensr"F'U
| I'D. F., 1874"
dispatch was received yesterday at the Produce e
Exchanee from :. B. Duteher, State superintendent
of Public Works, and HoratiO Seymour IT., StaEe
Engineer Announcing that repairs at me Dreak on
navigation would be resumed on TUESDAY,
The body of an old German, whose name is sup
nosed 70 be Sauer was found hanging from tree
on the Kingsbrdge Road opposite me- 8ud
Oca ~ tisted canvasifor rope Nothing except
pawn-ticket for q watch was found upon the oouS'
The Hon. John w. Foster, Minister to BusgI 9o
sailed on tho Celtic yesterday for Liyerpo9I. he
| WINS accompanied by Mrs. and the Mlsses foster,
Many friends were at the steamer to Mlsh them
R siway Company Cor sailed on the Same steamer
Charles Koran, a lad Of thirteen years, whose
parents live at Sixty-secOnd-st. and Tenth-aye was
shot last evening IN the meek G tSe HaTem Raroad
The shooting occurred on the river-bank Ct sixty
ninth-st The boy was taken to the kooseVe'
Hospital. a.
The ciparmakers Iof Solomon Agler; No. So
Murray-st are on strike for advance OF 90 cents
q Thousand, and those employed by Heiio Iol5e d
Josephs q Co.. No. 119 Maidep-lane, nave de-
manded similar advance. The hand cigarmTakeers
Of a. r. Kelly No. 1O3 Reade-st. are on slrike 1or
: an advance Of from 81 to 81 thousand
Among the passengers for Key West yesterday
we're Charles A. OROurke and C. NJ. Becker. of the
Associated Press. Mr.. ORourke goes to Havana 70
establish Agency Of the Int snnn bs 6nened by
him In MadIson-square, New-York. Similar agen;
oies are in successful operation IN LONDON ana
, Paris.
Edward Kelly, foreman in the Street Cleaning
Department, saw two men knock down and attempt
to rob third man. April 18th, and at the FISK OF
his own life attacked the ruaasa Tno rostno one
: The matter having been reported TO the Board OF
Police by the Captain of the Twentieth t9lce ere IRE
cinct Captain Williams, by direction OF the COl-
niue,nners wrote Yesterday, q complimentary
7 letter to Kelly commencing his action
= Margaret Teele little girl of seven years was
mssi ST Of Charities and Correction gho had
I | rescued her from drunken mother. ohe VIZ
adopted by Francis De Mlignon' an olGer OF Ihe
favorite In the house. On last Wednesday aiel
doing some errands for the family, the girl suddenly
disnnpeared She was seen i'll the streets alterWaIu
hut was lost sight Of again. The police were yes
| terday asked to look for her.
The Health Officers were informed yesterday thai
child had been lying dead in te1ement nOu soa
had been taken to bury it. The woman VINO IT, 70
the case s9d that hat c A9 SdS SsrG0 0 haS
Seipiessiy iHtoxioatod since It's death. The sa3i
officers had n TSSSd f r %ef FOUND
le renorfad. and the body was removed. Steps Wer'
"a taken to to clean and disinfect the house
Lawson Creighton of No. 1O7 High-st, BROCK lS
"A lvn was arrai6ned yesterday before Justice XII
= breth in the T0ombs Police Court on complaint O
James Hamlet proprietor Ct the co. tS s SPg
ina Brooklyn Tea ana Gomez StoSe; 10 1875 In
y two men had formerly been IN partnershp, ana ~
~ effort to settle accounts led to litigation woa
ha still pending Counsel for the prisoner contende'
that the warrant was obtained to prejudice the suit
On now pending. Justice Kilbreth discharged CTeigh
tom and said that il he had known the IacS OF III
d, | case he would not have issued warrant
Anan was observed between 8 and o'clock yes
10 to-day morning in tho act Of climbing over the rQ
ratings In front OF the Roman - tbS Forb PR
~ cinct soon afterward discovered that the doors
nS the basement Of the church had been forced oPe
nd Tia;nS the moor boxes two Of which no had broke
Oh open The thief was arrested, and gave the nam
=. OF John Miner, age twenty-five years. OF Pltt
10 burg. On being charged with burglary het0I
,s Justice Kibreth yesterday, Mt the iomps fQhC
ic- Court, he was committed for trial in default
to officer Delaney, ut tho Hudson River Railroa
bis depot yesterday morning, had his attention g
racted by the appearance Of three 4tto OGyS WI
ht fragments Of broken Good. He questioned then
rs and ascertaned that their names were Ipancs ~
? MuidoOn, age fourteen years. and William Illt0r
llrs age ten years. They had run away from the
he reached this city They were brought up at Il
oil, Tombs Police Court later. and committed temp
N. rariy Their object in coming to New-York is
EN- get employment.
ne me Detectives Price and CaTmuck, of the Centr
r Office were on duty at Madis9n SQUARE Gard T
Friday. and arrested lick Burke andsJanes MI
led youthful thieves had in their possession sever
nd pocket books, one of which belonged to Miss Ann
nc | Hayes, whose address is not known. Burke hi
err In his pockets with other trihes handsome BIZ
GS1 and gold cnamelled band ring to which was
! II SM SFS Deep down in of Kings poke
Jail was gold band bearing the MONOGRAM on tR ne e
on | side My only love-"
ted Further taking Of evidence as TO tho charg
the against John l; Davenport Chlei supervisor
ties fixed for Yesterday before United States Commi
u a siOner Lehman. Mr.. Davenport announced TINT
on, the prosecution was against him as public Office
DO he would not be responsible for any of tho eXpcns
he'd of tho reference. George W; Wingate. counsel
aTy the petitioners commended that sufficient eyden
' to warrant Mr.. Davenports removal had lbcep
cured and he asked that the case should be clos
for unless Mr.. Davenport would proceed with his q
r." fence Mr. Lehman said he would refer the matt
her to Judge Blatchford, and ask for instructions
ter ,n the course he should pursue.
the BROOKLYN
ing Permits for the erection of thirtyeight bull
Nv ings were granted last week.
tier The openiug reception of the Wayside Home
ure Friendless Women, at No, 2cSl2 Schenck-st. ne
ket DeKalb-aye, will be given on Tuesday from to
o 5S; O'clock p. N.
G Ss The Rev. Archibald MeCnlIagh. pastor Of t