New-York tribune., 1881-10-03
NETWORK CITY.

flu designs.
A charitable man sends THE TRIBUNE Sl lot
the sufferers in Michigan.
Tenth-ave south of northumberland fifty -hith-
St. is being miacadamlzed.
The Rev. William Huckel has resigned the pastor
ate Of ST. AIMS Church, MOTrsiana.
New rails are beng laid upon the track OF the
Harlem and FOrdham Street Railway.
James Fisher a fireman on the steamship VIC,
toria at Pier No 50 North River, fell overheard
yesterday and broke his leg.
louis Never four years old. fell from fire-eSc2pe
on fhe fourth story of No 217 East Houston-st,
yesterday, and was injured fatally.
no GAS IN MADISON SQUARE.
The gas in Madison square was turned m ca, OH hSe
night and as the sky was cloudy, the new eleCu5c
light on the tall pole was seen 10 much Dou'er au
vantage than on Saturday night.
IMPROVING THE CUSTOM HOUSE.
Worlxrneu are engaged putting in new heating and
ycntilating apparatus at the Custom House. Othef
improvements are in progress, ana when tlle car
penters, kalsominers and painters have completed
IL - ,rorl tbe Custom HouSe will present much
improved appearance
ONE OF BRIGHAM YOUNG's SONS DEAD.
L. Ferry Young, one OF the sons OF brlgnaiin
Young was passenger on the Havana steamsnp
Knickerbocker when that vessel sailed from Hayaha
Tuesday last. He had b en- an invalid Tor long
on lis return home in company with Mr. Thatcher
an Intimate friend. Mr.. Young died few hours
efter leaving port, and was buried at sea on the
following day.
A CRANE FAMILY REUNION.
A reunion of the Crane family Will be held IN
Chickering Hall Wednesday afternoon. he eXe5-
ciSes will consist of address by the Rev Etha 1
Crane of Brooklyn acuogy upon the ana INlcos
of the late Commodore Homer Crane Blake. by James
T. Crane of this city, brief report from tlItry d.
Crane of Worcester Mass. the secretary and treas
urer of the Crane Genealogical ASSoclation ana Xo-
cal and instrumental music BY various Cranes. The
hall will be open at p. M, but the exercises VIII
not begin until p. III. dinner Will Oe seI'eu "'
$50 r. IN. DDoor,Dr
The Rev. Henry NJ Gallaher. pastor of the Hanson
Place Baptist Church, is seriously Ill az ms nome,
No 166 MOntague-st. HIS pulpit was supplied yes
terday by the Rev. DR.. T. G hobhnsoh' pIesluen' Vi
Brown University
The fourth accident from kerosene in as many
days in Brooklyn was the serious burning OF MIS-
Mary Donaghue, of No. 10Y Wasmngton-SIt;;, st.; yes yes,
terday while she was trying to assist her NtcheH
FIRE by pouring kerosene oil on It, She was treated
at the City Hospital.
At st. Anthony's Roman Catholic Church, Green
point no member of the Law Committee attended
the last mass yesterday, and no reference was mace
by Father Murphy in his address to the troubles OF
the parish. The case against Bishop Loughlh COMES
up in the court tomorrow.
The police of the Twelfth Precinct were informed
yesterday by Edward Tracy, OF Nc. LOU 81;
Mark's-ave that his thrteen-year-od son Daniel
was critically iii from the effects of conclusion OF
the BRAIN produced by an assault ON lnI, sunday
September 20, by John Mccormack, age hiteen, oi
No $50 Iroy-ave. In the opinion OF MS physician
he is likely to die. A policeman was sent 10 arrest
Mccormack and he was placed in a cell.
Matthew Aylwin the eldest Ps{6GsTbk a 6 bome m NG e
$50 Lafavette-ave. Mr.. Aylwln was born IN Eng
land in 1902 and came TO this country while yomg.
He was connected with the Navy Tor nearly my
wears and was generally known Ill the service. In
the Mexican War he served on the tiagsmp lie was
connected with the Naval Pay Once IN New,fork
until last year. when lie was put on the retired st'
The fair of the 18th Regiment. in ala OF its York
town Centennial Fund, winch was postponed from
September 26 on account of the death OF IIeSdenI
Garfield will be opened at the Armory at tlatpnSh-
ave and Hanson-place, this evening at O'Clock,
All tickets issued for the week beginning September
26 will be good for admission on the corr sPOhuILe
days of this week. Invitations have been sent
to President Arthur, General Grant ana Oehefai
Hancock.
quarrel took place yesterday afternoon between
two little boys near their homes ia Eagle-St ii ihe
result will probably be the death OF one o. thclu
from stab wound The victim was Henry ", w. mar lar
ties age eight, of No. 16G Eagie-st., and he was was
stabbed by Powell Waters age ten, ot NO 10
Eagle-st with a penknife. The wound was IN
fcted ia the left breast. The injured boy was cared
for at his home and young Waters was arrested and
locked up IL the Seventh Precinct Ponce StauOh'
A patrolman going on his rounds in Class2n-aye
yesterday, found man lyihg On inc ose Ike ths
growi of an enraged dog and attempted to bite the
poGceman's leg. He was taken to the CnmDerlahhu IN u
Street Hospital and the policeman reported 10 lho
sergeant of the Tenth Precinct that the man was
suffering from hydrOphobia and this was entered on
tie "blotter." At the hos ntal the physician at
tending the man aScertained that he was in a fit
caused by excessive indulgence i'll alleged whlShey'
He recovered sufficiently TO give an account OF MN
self, and said he was Daniel CaYanagh, OF ClasSoh-
ave. and Douglass st.
NEWARK
man known as "Jack,D employed on a sloOp
lying at the wharf Of the steel works iel 3yerDoaid
could reach him. His body was recovered early
last evening.
The New-Jersey Horticultural Society, opened an
exhibition Yesterday for two days at Union IarK
for the benefit of the Michigan sufferers. over
1000 people at the pIrk i'll the afternoon. Inc
exhibition included choice fruits and flowers.
Tha wagon of milkman standing near the
Centre Street Bridge Yesterday morning was robbed
of the contents OF a m"ney-drawer by Two young
men, who escaped with their booty. In the aIIcI-
noon the police were told that two young men were
fighting On the Centre Street Bridge ana that one
had been stabbed; The men LETT te DElage poaore
the officers arrived, but they were discovered some
time afterwaTd lying drunk on wharf near thG
bridge. William Brennan age twenty-tWo, one ol
the men, was bleeding from a bad cut on tue wrist.
James McAdams his companion, had in his pocket
a lot of small change. The men answered 10 the
descrptions given of those who robbed the wagon,
and il Is believed that the fight grew ont Of quar-
rel over the division Of the stolen money. lhe men
were held for identification.
NEW-JERSEY,
WEEHAwKxN - Lizzie. Bentz, age eighteen
who was living with her uncle, Frederick
j. Beptz, in Eighteenth-st.. poured kerosene
oil on the fire Saturday evening to make il
DUR fatally burned. She arrived in ths country
on!y last Thursday On the steamer Westphalla nav
ing come over with her uncle, who was returning
ate visit to his native land. Miss Bentz was re-
moved 10 ST. Franciss Hospital i'll Hoboken.
LONG ISLAND.
AsropIA-The Presbytery Of Long Island viii
hold ITS semi-aunual session to-day in the Prosby-
terian Church at Astoria.
JAMAICA.--0wing to the drouth tomatoes are
scarce an Long Island. On Sd diurday they sold for
81 a bushel A number of the Queens County
farmers sold their entire crop some time ago 10 spec
ulators at from 800 To $3.50 an acIe-ln some III
sfsnces almost as much as the land was worth.
BussyrLLE.-The foundations and cellars for the
new offices at the main entrance 10 calvary Ceme-
tery al Blissville are about comp eted he Dulid-
Ing will be fifty feet in length and two stores high
The exit gates of the cemetery are 10 be changed
ana other costly improvements are contenpLltTu.
new boulevard leading from the Penny Bridge to
Hefts-aye although 1t is MOI yet maCadamizeq. Ihe
.NoTtnary Tei:nlS" of the johnson Brothers, said
10 h., the finest in tde United States SlOOOJO hay
ing been spent III its Architectural, is nearly COM
pleted az are the stables and w0rklneHs cottages