New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-08
NETWORK CITY.

| NETWORK CITY.
| The park buildings In Union Square are beng
| painted.
An unknown negro was found drowned in the
North River yesterday at the foot OF fhirty-lou'"
ST.
| bIock ado in Deelman- at Yesterday lasted long
| enough for ten of The Beecker-st cars to accumu-
| late IN line
Jacob Diehm tramp cut his throat Yesterday
| In the yard Of No. 20 Attorney-st Inc pohco 'ooA
| him TO Bellevue Hospital.
| CONSTRUCTIONS IN CROWDED THoRoUGHFARE.
| The sidewalks Of Futon-st.. near the terry. are
covered nearly half their width win plgs o. 6 cn
stones which seriously Obstrnct travel, anu coiii
sious between pedestrians are frequent
STREETS WHICH NEED CLEANING
The late rains have aided the 21Te ahonnds 70
disgnstng deptb in some of the streets Cherry-st,
from Frankln-square to Roosevelt-st, IS In an eS-
| pecally bad condition.
| THE UousFpOTDHRs OF NEw-YoRK
PbIlips's Elite Dictionary for 1SSO-Sl has oeeh
issued and contains the names OF 20, 600 houselou
ers giving their residences by streets ana fu
| 1t is published in handsome ana coh'enien' ioii''
| and is often of use for reference
| wATFR-LoGGED AND ABANDONED III.
| The bark Harry Buschman. of Halifax whic II
arrived from Barrow at TINS poro on Jagged
| and abandoned bark, which was supposed 10 oo
| the Utter, of 81. John. The spars were standing.
| supERINTE> DENT DUDLEY's BOyDsMtN
| SUPERINTENDENT Dudley, of the department OF
BnIdIngs appeared In the District Attorneys oince
| and gave bail in $4,000 10 appear for trIal when
called Patrick Fa0n, OF NO. zoo Nesv y,s
bondsman
| VISITING THE TENEMENT HOUSES.
The visiting physicans appointed by tne hn "a
| Health last week visited 1913 tenement houses
and s. 953 families. They found 6O| SICK GhlluIen
and gave out 80 tickets for the Floating Hospital
of st. Johns Guild The sick children WeIe ne"AiS
| all suffering from the heat
! TELEPHONES IN THE FIRE DEPARTMENT.
The FIRE Commissioners yesterday adopted reso-
luton directing the esIabllsnment Oh Pf f 1h 40
Department also in the quarters OF the cnlels vi
! battalion and in the quarters OF Engine COMPANY
| No. 33 and Hook and Ladder Company NO D.
THE HARLEM DTsPENSARY ~
| The Harlem Women;s and Children's Dspensary
ASSOCIATION has elected the following officers:
| President Mrs. Mary u. Sturgls; vlce-preSldeht'
Mrs. z. p. yandehoff; secretary MISS A. Il. bald
win; treasurer, Miss II. A. ellis. The dispensary IS
situated at Second-aye. and observation-disclosures
| teenth-st
| FUNERAL OF RETIRED MERCHANT. -
| large number of the members of the Cotton Elk
change attended the funeral of Albert o. Parma,ee,
from No. 63 Remsen ST., Brooklyn, yesterday. M
Parinalee was not member OF the Cotton FIX
change. but had been active in the cotton business
for about fifty years and retired from the nrni VI
| Parmalee, Stone u Co. few years ago
HUSBANDS ALLEGED FAITHLFssNEss.
In the Harlem Police Court YESTERDAY Hannah
Plnger of No. 142 West Observation-Disclosures
| eiphtb-st preferred charges OF bIgamy ana aDan-
donment against her husband, George PlugeroL NO.
245 East One- hundred and-nntn-st. In 1877 MIS-;
| puOer married her husband. Last May ne married
n Young woman named Mary Durham, and has been
living with her since. The accused man claimed IN
| his defence that the cOmplainants husband was
| alive when he married her, although she PRETENDED
| ia be n widow and that. therefore, his marriage
| with her was hull and void He was committed Tor
| examination IN default OF BALL
BROOKLYN.
mad dog was shot yesterday at Sands and
| Adams-sts.
Commissioners LEIGH and Pyburn yesterday re,
| I I'm from the position or cOlluScl
for the Board of Police. and appointed Hugo HlIscn
| in his place. Both are Republicans.
Water was pumped from the East River yesterday
for use IN the street-sDrnkers in Fulton-st and III
| the Twentieth Ward. An engine of the flre De-
partment used to do the pumping
| Fire Commissioner Worth dismissed seven kero-
sene inspectors yesterday but made no appoint
ments IN their places. Several MINOR changes were
made also In the force of the Fire Department..
John Riley, age tweuty-one. Of No 90 Union
| ave. was arrested YESTERDAY for conducting policy
| playing for Robert Cox at No. II Varet-st FIVE
men and one woman, who were in the shop. were
| held as witnesses.
Ida Miller the servant who In tho absence of her
mistress packed up and had removed by an express,
| man property of her mistress worth $780, waived
| examination before Justice Keh yesterday ana
was committed to await the action OF the Grand
Jury.
Four prisoners escaped from the " pen In the
Courtroom of the Second District Court, at Butler
and Court-sts. They had been locked up pending
the arrival of the prison van, and got out 10y smash
ing two bars out OF the kylght left open for venti-
lation in the room where they were confined.
Henry Doherty, age eighteen, was arrested yes.
terav for stealing pair of shoes from the feet or
Michael Cody while be was asleep IN front OF No.
30 Bridge-st., on the night of July t. when ar
rested Doberty had the shoes on his feet. Cody
lost au account book and go at the same time.
The Rev. Hoyt E. Hunt. pastor of the Methodist
Protestant Church at Woodsbarg l.. l., who Is
resident of Brooklyn, was convicted before justice
Ferry yeSsTday S ne or @R ba oonn:d g da
in iail. Mr.. Hunt was recently acquitted In the
Court of Sessions in BROOKLYN when tried Tor crim-
inally assaulting his stepson. Abner u Jones.
Mary Gallagher. age thirteen, of No. 100 Ray
moDd-st was before Justice Courtney IN the Third
District Court yesterday, npon the charge OF steal,
inc al 90 from the house of Michael Burns, No 233
| Graham-aye. The evidence showed that the girl
had borrowed dress from Mrs. Burns's daughter,
for her stole five $50 gold pieces from bureau
drawer. When the policeman went TO arrest her,
her parents said she was not at home. but she was
| found covered with blanket under bed. Two
| pocketbooks were found in her possession. The
Justice committed her to await the action of the
Grand Jury. x,nc,1 o,rx,
Daniel Wallingshead. ago eleven, of F0rest-st.,
Creek, yesterday AFTERNOON.
The body of Daniel Spandng. Of Elliott-place.
BROOKLYN, who was drowned Monday while bath
lug in Penn Horne creek, WAS recovered yesterday
and taken to the Morgue.
Mrs. Margaret ToGnley. of No. 10 GOlden-st., was
arrested yesterday a charge OF atrocious assault
and battery maze ny ncr DusDdnu, VINO was oduiy
cnt over the head with piece of jagged iron in the
hands of his wife,
Republican rally was held last evening in the
| Academy of Music. Speeches were made by the
Hon Courtlsudt Parker. of Newark; tic Hon. Is.
w. Throckmorten, OF Jersey City General Klpat-
rick and Major D. X. Pangborn.
Tho inauest in the case Of the three children of
Mrs VConnor, of No. AZ Water-ave., jersey City
! | Heights was finished last evening. The jury rem
dered verdict that the throats of the three boys
! were cut by Mrs. OCOnnor while she was lab0rng
, nnder a fit of temporary alteration OF mind. Mrs.
OConnor, who is still IN jail, has shown no emotion
since the murder.
NEW-JERSEY.
Union HILI.-The Rev. Robert Fisher, the pastor
of the Emanuel Baptist Chapel, at Union Hill, has
L L -. ..LIrL.n tLnaa fnEu afln In Ihr.u.