New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-16
NETWORK CITY.

NEW YORK CITY
The doa-catchcrs have drowned 1926 dogs th's
season. .,u.,
Hundreds of kites were flying in the northwest
wind yesterday.
FOUND IN THE NORTH RIVER; ,...
The body of q meanly .dres ;cd man. about ior'y
five wears DID, ionud Yesterday by the Po'''' ~
the North River at Per No. y.
RRLfFF FROM THE HEAT.
Pcople were not troubled TO keep cool yesIeIuas.
White apparel was at a discount and me IlYrI
fronts were comparatively deserted Oy the P0o'
people - 1870 an. ,ro,o
Patrick Malone age twenty-sIx vears OF No ~
Ave'B while attempting to get off Second-aye ca
at Elcycuthst. YESTERDAY fell under me WHeci1 anu
was badly injured. lie was taken TO bellevue lo'-
pital 49,, ,,,..rr
The Coroner was called yest"rdaY 10 nol,i ah III
quest on .John Muh age four years, who died at No
74S Nmth-ave. from scads received by aocutili'
The child climbed on u fence Dy whch h,s y" h,
IN jtner was washing. lie Tell INTO 'uo Vi N''
MAKITG TOO FREE WITH HIS HANDS. -
Louis Damn, age thirty years. Wa lo,'nG G ~,
Honston-st., yesterday m0rng suffering .h iroi
severe cuts on his wrs's. lie hid, il" san, lniust
his hand through tha window oil rum STORE pu.
where he did not remember l"o P''''' "
him to the hospital.
AN ALARM MYsTERrousLY GIVEN. 80,
Rats ehoots sent out an alarm 81 oursLeS T
Saturday nlh from No 36l NesJ IWcn.{ 'ou ,'rns
ST. over the American District telegraph Wits;
The occupants Of the hOus" are IN the country anu
the bonse Is vacant The police searched the
premises but found no trace OF thlc'os'
NOTHING TO DO But DIE.
Ellen Budd aged thirty years, arrived iron,
ENGLAND not long ago. She SOUGHT work ON Ioulu
none; Yesterday she went 10 The police station ~
West Iwentletn-st. and told the sergeant lhat sne
had swallowed "A dose of laudanum when she
hoped would KIN her. The police sent her TO me
NewYork Hospital and she was sun awe last
night. -
At the Toubs Police Court, YESTERDAY, before JUS
tce Smi h. r. John Gibbons age seventeen yt' 81,
of No. 81 East Seventy hith-str was 2Trdlgh'd Oh
complaint Of George A. flearn, IT, Tor haFILR' "ho
i'm the employment of James \. HeaIn son, ~ no
80 West Foureenth-st., on August ~ stolen SIN
dress OF the value 1920. Ii was said that be had
taken goods to the value of $3.50 al yarou5 tunes.
He was committed IN default OF $1,000 BALI
ALIVE DESPITE HIs MPRUDENCE.
Emil Brane y Young Italian, of No. 1877 East
One-hundrtd and -eleveuth-St., attempted to 19Ice
his way on board a train on the Third Avenue Ele-
waited Railroad, the lOustOn-st. station, yeeterday
evening after tho tram had started. Inc efforts OF
tho brakeman TO prevent hIm were unaVallng' ana
he tluug over the ralling az the end oil me pat
form He lost MS hold aud fell INTO the street but
got no with apparently slight injuries, ana was
able to walk to the Fifth Street Police station,
whence be taken to Bellevue Hospital
BROOKLYN.
Commissioner Thomas, of the Department or
Buildings issued permits for the erection Oh thirty
nine new buildings last week.
woman's gold watch. worth $50, stolen from
Mrs Arthur Fancy by her husband on July 70
tectIve Ennis, of the Sixth Precinct.
Detective Lenahan, Of the Tenth Precinct, re-
celyed from a pawnshOp Saturday q sealskln
sacaue and e silk dress worth 500, which were
stolen from the house OF Al: Powers NO; o4Z stare
st. on August z. The thief has not yet been found.
By the explosion of kerosene lamp IN the rooms
of Frederic Erickson, No. 3 State-st.. Saturday
evening Mss Louisa Ostenhli of Baltic and Hicks
stS., who was visitor there was severely burned
She was taken TO the Long Island College Hos
pItal.
In fight In Sxth-ave. Saturday. just before
midnight, Philip OConnor, age twenty. OF No. 10
Eleventh-st received o severe stab IN me leg from
a peuknife the hands of Thomas McGoWan, age
eighteen. He was taken to the Long Island College
Hospital aud McGOwan was arrested
Oervise Yager age thirty. Of No. 40 North Third
ST while at work IN the sugar-bOuSe at the foot OF
the same street, was overcome by the neat oatni-
day afternoon and fell from scaftoid striking ms
head upon the floor. He was taken 10 81:
Cathorines Hospital suffering from Conclusion OF
the BRAIN. ,,-,,,,,
A committee of the striking operatives Of Ban
MISTER Il Tichenor shoe manu- acturers, visited the
| firm on Saturday afternoon. The hrm stated
what wages they were willing 10 pay, OUT at laer
| meeting OF the men the prices were not accepted.
The horses attached to the carriage Ia. which
| were Charles Compton and his wife ran away on
Market-st. Al llalsey-st Patrolman Lei1nGWeli
! sprang at the horses and succeeded IN checking
! their career. Tie carnage, however, was over
| turned and both occupants were thrown ou.; NJ
Compton sustained severe injuries, Ills wife es-
'''p'>- NEW-JERSEY.
| ORAXGF.-.John r. .JacObus. n grocery clerk, was
driving a horse and WAGON IN the Viclnity oi the
railroau depot on saturday afternoon. He accident
ally dropped :he reIus. and stepping out upon the
shafts to recover them. he lad ms mana upon the
| flank of the horse which started suddenly, throw.
ing .IacObus to the ground His skull was fractured
| and he died in half an hour.
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