New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-20
NETWORK CITY.

Steam was turned on IN most OF tue puDA0 D"''N
| ings yesterday.
| Original oil paintings 81 dozen, IS the DIV"
! over a Broad way shop.
The Eleventh Precinct Station HOuse is reported
| to be in a very bad condition.
| Most Of the Lighthouses along the Harlem RIVER
| have been closed for the season.
shut the door, please" was hung on the doors OF
| many stores and Offices yesterday
MANY wOrICmen were engaged yesterday IN PM
ting no s0Tm-d doors in store entrances IN btoad"dy
| 4 Rowery florist exhibits in his window a large
cluster of red lilies, SO The Queen OF the LAKE, Ho
! Mexico"
Elevated trains are 50 crowded now between .
! and 7 p. m. that frequently they do not stop az
some stations 10 take on passengers
| Grand-st store row uses brass rallTay up2h
which small cars convey bundles and bills to the
| cashiers desk aud return with change.
10 the Board of Hollth were reported last week
cases of sma pOx "a Of diphtheria, 81 OF scarlet
! fever 149 of typhoid fever, and Il oil med9Ies.
George Moore, engineer of the tqgboat Marble,
fell dead on the deck of the boat Monday night III
| the sound. His body brought TO this city
wnERR SEWER Is NEEDED.
! The Board of Health advised the Department OF
! Public Works Yesterday that sewer - urgently
wanted in Fnst-aye., between forty-sxeh ana
! Forty seycDth-sts.
SOME STREETS TO DE KEPT CLEAN.
The East Side Butchers Association obtained
permission Yesterday from the Board of Health. to
employ men to sweep the streets from F1rst-aye 10
the East River, between forty-third and Forty
| slxth-sts.
| HIFROGLYpHlCs OF TRAMPS.
The sides OF the houses IN East Eighteenth-st De,
| with the cipher used by trampS. consisting OF
dashes, Interrogation points crosses, triangeS ana
similar marks.
A new pilot-bOat, she America, has been built IN
Bath Ne. and will be enrolled rs one of the Sandy
| Hook pilot -hoat3 She Is built Of white OAK, hack
maack aud locust is schooner riQged, 1923 feet in
| length 81 feet beam S24 feet depth of hold and
measures rs tons.
AN UNNATURAL MOTHER.
| Susanna Kestler, a German girl employed IN Ben
ders Schutzen Park in SiXty-thrd ST, gave birth 10
| n child Yesterday. The child's body was found
under the dancing platform in the park, aud the
mother was arrested charged with causing its death
| by neglect. She was held by the Coroner to await
the inquest.
| FATAL LEAP FROM A WINDOW.
verdict of suicide found by COroners
! iury yesterday in tho case of William CreveT, age
| twenty, paroled prisoner from me Elmlra Re-
BbIe Ho2,se and was killed. last month, when an
officer who was sent TO take him back to the Re
| formatOry arrested him.
| SEARCH FOR A MISSING MAN.
! Edward Lawton, age torty-eight. commission
mfchant left his home at No. 273 Ogden-aye.,
Jersey CITY Heights, October z. He had in his pos
session between two and three hundred dollars and
| a gold watch Nothing has been heard Of him since.
Yesterday his wife his description TO Superin-
! tendent Walng and asked that the police be
| directed TO look Tor him.
CLAIMING PAY AS POLICE CoMMIssIoNER:
resolution to pay to John Il. VOorhis S112 for
bis services Police Commissioner Tor the hrst
| week of July was introduced IN the Police Board
Yesterday. The demand was made on the basis OF
! an opinion on The subject gwen b. the Corporation
| Counsel As 10 nav would haye been q substantial
| recognition Of Mr.. VOOrhis as Commissioner during
| the time that he is claimed by General smith to
| have been usurper. the General objected. tie
| could not vote, he said, ON the strength OF any
opinion that reversed the judgment of the Supreme
! Court. The matter was LAID over
BROOKLYN.
The body of John Crowley, who has been missing
| from his home. No. 229 Clnton-st, since October
| 10 was found yesterday III the water at the loot
| of Bridge-St.
William Webb. age ffty-tgo, of Van Brunt-st.,
fell overheard from the deck of the ship William. IA
| the Atlantic Dock, Monday, and was drowned. He
was Waterman on lie ship. Ihe BODY was recoV-
| cred.
joseph slater. age thirty of No. ola South Sec
! oud-s. who was prisoner In tne ruin II chct
Police station. attempted TO set fire 10 his clothing
in his cell. An oi, ct noticed the blaze, and threw
a pail OF water over him.
judge Pratt. in the Supreme Court YESTERDAY.
| onrointed Horace Graves Or. John G.. Johnson and
! Ha.san II. Wsseler commissioners to inquire re-
gariiug the habiual drunkenness OF +. y. hlns tt.
"A wca. by .Ident of the city. who Is now IN the
! Kings County Inebriates' Home az Fort Hamilton.
The registry bool, of the Fifth District Of the
! Twelfth Ward disappeared from the room where
! the registers lett il while they were temporarily
/ absent about 1880 o'clock Monday evening.
About two hours later It found IN NelsOn-st.,
ne.r public school binding ana was taken 70 the
Eleventh Precinct Police Station.
| NEWARK.
Mrs. Atwood. wife of the proprietor OF the Mansion
| House az Orange was brought from Orange 70 the
Court OF Quarter Sessions aud held 70 bail at $500
| She was very much affected.
| In the Lammens trial Yesterday the counsel for
! the defence concluded his argument and the case
| was summed MP tor the State. To-day Judge Depue
will deliver bis charge and the ease will he given TO
| the Jury. A subpoena was issued Monday night for
| the new witness who il Is claimed, give I'M
| portant testimony showing that the murder was
| nrereditatcd on the part of Mrs. MeeThoefer. The
| subpoena was not served and the evidence will not
| probably be admitted the ground that II does
| not affect the question OF Lammens's guilt.
NEW-JERSEY.
| RFRGEN PoINr.-Thomas Cunningham foreman
in the cordage works in Bayway. was caught in the
machinery yesterday and so badly crushed chat he
died almost instantly.
SUMyITvILLE While John Murphy was adjust
1uC wcather-vane at the top of liberty pole al
| Summityiile yesterday morning. the pole broke
| throwing hum sixty feet TO the grouni. He never
spoke after his fall. and died hour afterwlrd
He was one Of the of the schooner Two Broth
ers. lying in the Sound.
| PArERSoN.-The trial Of William Da zell for man
slaughter was resumed yesterday in the PaSsslC
Court AZ Paterson, n. j.. yesterday morning. John
II. Out alter sworn III Juror To replace
Daniel BriukerhOH who Is very III with pneumonia
Ii was decided 10 have the evidence taken last week
read over 10 the jury The several witnesses were
recalled and their testimony read bV the court