New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-01
NETWORK CITY.

The steamers of the Stouington Line to Boston
viii hereafter SAL Al $3.50 instead OF . p. m.
COTTON EXCHANGE ~ RICHMOND.
Robert launahll, president OF the Cotton TX
chang OF this city. IS iu Richmond, Va cOnf-irng
wIh cotton merchants there IN relation to the
prof ct Of establishing an exchange there
LEARNING BY LAPEMrNCE.
While Mrs. Rachel SILVER. EN-, Of No. 81 Mo.t-st',
was attempting 10 light fire by pouring some
Kerosene oil into her stove yesterday the can oi oil
exploded and she was badly burned about tha lacc
KILLED BY 4 RAILROAD TRAIN.
policeman Of tne Bloomingdaic Precinct found
the INITIATED bode Of man near the track oil the
Hudson River Railroad a seventy lGhth-st. early
yesterday morning. Apparently he had been Killed
by a passing train.
VIOLATING THE SUNDAY LAW
j. Quigley. of NO - Spilng-st., Wa charged, at
the 10inbs Police Court, ye-toriaT, by Onic'r GIcy
oi the Fourteenth Precinct wlia ,clllEe whsAey AT
: o'clock Il. D. on sunday ~ VOCATION Oi TIC Excise
Law, and was held IN %lC0 bail.
BAD USE or 4 CAI:YiNG-KNIFE
Thomas MURRAY and Thomas Foley. two walters
at the Windsor ilJt0i. quaucilcd Yesterday ?f;"r-
noon, aud Murray oiruck Foley IN the face. fO.cy
seized . cacyIHg-kn,fc lnd stabbed Idrrdy IA ihe
neck Murray was taken to 81. Lukes Hospital
and Foley was placed under arrest
TESTIMONY or PENNY.
Mr. H. Hill "a native OF London, ENGLAND. but at
present gopnlng AT No. - Great JONES' t.. iused
the arrest of joan McQu'idn axe twenty-five year,
they were ia company together on Friday night at
Harry Hills stolen 500 III bulls and a British COP
vVIu De- a
dent IN the posses OF te accused. Tho accused
man Was held IN 5000 Ddll yesterday by Justc;
Duly at the IOmbs.
SHOT WHILE ATTEMPTING TO AVOID ARREST
Officer Thomas Dalton, Of the ! ty-second Pro.
cinct was shot at four times on Septemue' II by q
young ruiiiau named Jane, Wade, whIle aJtemp ting
10 arrest one of Wadcs friends. he off er escaped
injury. but was unable t. arrest Wade. whose home
wa, at No. Jj6 West Forty-third-st. Last evening
Officer Valley, OF the same precinct, SAW Wade on
Forty-.lxh-st. near the North River and ate npted
TO arrest h,m. The young man ran and the officer
fired at INN, and bullet lodged 1n The LETT leg OF
the fugitive. causing severe wound. " ado was
sent TO TIE Roosevelt Hospital ~ prisoner.
BROOKLYN.
Mr. Becchcr preached in Plymouth church ycster
day morning on icrVency Ia religion
The clothing sore Of llrsch Brothers, at No. l10
Ewen-st was entered by burglars FRIDAY night,
who stole thlrty-nina OfHdnlcuts. worth $500.
BY falling into "A boiler Of hO- wafer on Wednes-
day. Loui,a Blottmacher. age D. OF No. 453 Dean-st,
was so severely scalded that she Is not expected to
live.
MIS- Mary Copeland. Of No. 10 Cinton-ayc was
kicked by her husband Yesterday Afternoon Who
was arrested aud locAcd up IN the Fourth Precinct
station. Mrs. Copeland Was very severely injured.
Adclia Levy, aged twenty-five, Of No. II Forsyth
St. New-YOrk, while crossing 10 Brooklyn on Tie
Catharine Fcrry boat PecOuic vest rdaF afternoon
attempted g. commit suicide by Jumping INTO tin.
river She WIS prevented and on the landing of the
boat was takon 10 the second Precinct station and
uOuce vas sent TO her parents.
! A horse nsed by the Broadway and East New.
York Street Railroad Company. to assist Ia drawing