New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-22
NETWORK CITY.

NETWORK CITY.
A movement il ON foot to form nm early closing
association in the retail shoe trade
Among the 1 $50 immigrants who were landed NJ
Castle Garden yestcrslay there were |oo Mormon9
bound tor Utah.
Instead of being scattered about the benches IN
the Reservoir Park placed IN continuous TOYS
Of forty or fifty each. Undcr these cI0uniS'""
solitude is impossible.
CHILDREN sTRAYED AWAY:
William Taher age eleven OF no. $50 r t.aSI "n
Observation-Disclosures and Henry FRANK, age
fifteen, of No. 90 RIdgc-st, are missing from tcif
homes. .r
cHID's FATAL PLAY-GRoUAD. 90 Fat
Michael j. Clair, age seven, OF No; 343 GasO
Thirteenth-st., was at play on neigh9ois nlG
escape. Yesterday afternoon, when he Tell through
and was instantly Killed.
THE RESULT OF SLEEPING on ROOF.
John Leonard, age twenty,eight, went 10 Steep
on the roof of No. AZ Crosby-St tuesday ni !gI
lie iell OF. and was badly injured The ponce 'ooA
him 60 Bellevue Hospital.
pIsCoMrowrs OF THE ELEVATED ROADS.
Passengers on the elevated roads still complain
greatly OF the abundance of cipders and suphurous
odors from the locomotives, and their compiaih's
are amply justified by the facts.
A GIRL FOUND INTOXICATED.
The police of the Twentieth Precinct found Mary
T. Gordon. a child, age thirteen. yesterday, surfer
ing from the effects of liquor. hey took ner 20
the Roosevelt Hospital. The chds parents live ut
No. 4J2 West FOrtleth-'t
FATALLY INJURED BY hoy.
The Coroner called yesterday 10 IaKe tne
=
who was fatally injured month ago in fight with
another boy named james luncheon. The boy Is
dying at his home at No. ,2lO Ihrd-ave.
BIDS FOR FURNISHING STONE.
General Q. A. Gilmore. of the Engineer Corps, o.
s. A., on the 9th iust opened proposals for 70 600
cubic yards Of riprap stone Tor the NORM 5e,S ol
ranged from So so to 81 22i2 per cubic yard.
TWO GENEROUS LITTLE GIRLS.
Two little girls have fr sent a4 to yng
IN
sue can be benefited, and " A. +. )" sending @l.
The money has been given to the SEASIDE oaiiita-
DRUNKEN FATHERS CRIME
Coroner Hermann Yesterday committed to the
Tombs the father OF Patrick Nell, 'ne elu tm nd
killed on June "a. The jury found that the 1atner
was drunk whenihe threw the child and was guilty
of the murder Bail in his case was not accepted.
A srREET-CAR ROBBERY.
William Hunter. of No. IL Beach-st., fell asleep
in a street-car on Monday night and mad his goid
watch stolen. From the driver he obtained Il de1
scrption of some young men who sat near him. ana
upou tins description the polIce arrested George
aggart of No. 90 Watts-st., who yesterday con
fes,ed he had robbed Mr.. Hunter. He was COM
mItted for trial at the Jefferson Market Police
Court
A mortgage dated May l, 1880, was recorded
Yesterday from the New-York City and Northern
Railroad Company to the Central trust company.
upon a line of railroad III New-fork. Westchestor
and Putnam Countless upon stations, buildings,
rolling stock, etc, to secure 900 bonds OF p5OO
eacn. and g. $50 bonds of 81 900 each. The bonds
are payable III 1910, with interest al U per cent,
and aggregate "a, OOO,OOO.
A PEACEMAKER ASSAULTED
Daniel Brennan. age twcnty-seven. OF No. "a
Harrson-st.. brought before Justice Duffy, aC
ansan nP" With hook on Bernard Kelehan of
No 23I West Ninetccnth-St., on July IT, hellehan
saw the prisoner engaged in quarrel with another
man and came to separate them when Brennan
turned on him aDd struck him on the head with the
hook. Brennan was held for trial
BROOKLYN.
The average temperature for the week ending
July II was II .45O, ard the rainfall Lib Inches
City Treasurer Mitchell reports balance OF funds
on hand amounting 81 643, 151 on July IL. 1t Is
deposited III twelve banks.
| The deaths in Brooklyn last week were 327 III
number, 90 less than the week previous and less
! than In the similar week of 1879. The marriages
| last week were 81 and the births 23i
| The Grand Jury yesterday indicted Garrett Buck,
| Henry Fosterand Thomas Whalen Tor the murder
of Cornelius Never on June II. in F0urth-st., +.
ID. Judge Moore put down the trial for the October
| term OF oyer and Termlner.
| Sixteen members of the Board of Aldermen were
present Mt spccal meeting of the body called yes
prday afternoon to take action regard to licenses
| under the law. A COMMUNICATION from the
| Mayor was presented setting forth the need of
| pompt action. The report of the special committee
on he subject was presented and alter discussion
the whole matter was laid Oh the table.
An argument in favor of approval of the resou-
tions Of the Board of Aldermen gran ing franchise
Tor an elevated railroad to the Brooklyn Elevated
| and Atlantic Beach Railroad Company was made
| before Mayor Howell yesterday by the counsel Of
| the company William Sullivan. The Mayor stated
| that there we're two grounds on which lie should
| oppose the resolutions namely: That no tune Tor
the completion of the work is speclcd,and that the
rate of compensation To the citv, one-nali cent q
passenger, was too small. The veto or the Mayor
| will Ice presented Mt tho meeting OF the Common
| Council Ill August.
JERSEY CITY.
| The grain bag-makers employed at the Erie Rail
| pOlich maize TO preserve order though Tue
services of the officers were not needed The gram
bags are now made by machinery, ana the strike Is
said to have been melted by the former employees,
who made them by hand. and who were discharged
when the machinery was introduced.
| The argument on the motion for q trial in
he case of John Dwyer, the eX-ireasurer OF Gut
tcnberg, who convicted of forgery and embez-
| Element, was heard by Judge Garrets0n IN the
| Hudson County Court of Special Sessions yester-
dav The grounds of the motion are that the jurors
| were improperly influenced aud that the verdict
was against the weight of evidence. decision Will
| be given OH Monday.
Mrs. Sarah Wilson, OF No. % Garicn-st., Hoboken.
ateuDttd to cut her throat with ackknife belong
| ing TO her husband on Tuesday nlght. She ouly
| succeeded in making jagged wound, however. and
| viii recover. Mr.. Wilson has been out of sltuG-
| ton Tor twenty-One months. AS a consequence he
| became deeply involved in debt and II IS thought
that the worry followed by Illness, Is the cause oi
| Mira. Wilson's sanity.
NEWARK.
| boy named Bates was drowned at Ruther-
ford Park yesterday afternoon while attending a
| Newark Sunday-School excursion. The body was
| recovered.
Charles Weller, who accidentally cut himself in
| the leg with a carving knife while employed in a
| restaurant Market-st., on Sunday morning, died
at the hospital yesterday morning from exhaustion
| A constable attempted to-day to arrest ne
| gro named HeDnesSy at house near Try
| ngton. The negro ran. pursued by the constable
who finally drew his revolver and shot at him. The
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