New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-29
NETWORK CITY.

| NEW-YORK CITY.
More houses are needed in the annexed district.
One-hundred and-fi fty-third-st between Third
| and FOuIth-aves. is to be graded
| Several more frame sheds for the use of the old
| Fulton Market dealers going up in Fulton st.
A CHANGE OF TIME.
The Boston steamers by the Fall River Line will
begin leaving this city at p. m instead of 80
| at present, on Monday next. The Newport Line
Will De Withdrawn for the season on October 3.
BAIL FIXED AT $4,000.
me counsel of George ". Hunt, the bank-teller,
who is accused of embezzlemeDt,. applied to Judge
Cowing yesterday to fix the bail in the case against
| their client. The bail was fixed at S., 600 but
bonds had not been given up to the close of office
hours,
HIS DEATH DUE, INDIRECTLY. TO THE HEAT
81 isaac sehnltz age forty was found unconscious
there cut on and bis SsaS night
Bellevue Hospital concluded that he had fallen,
overwhelmed by the heat, and had cut himself in
BODIES FOUND IN THE RIVER.
! me body Of man twenty-five years old, with
in the Harlem River by the captain of the schooner
Margaret. 1t was taken 10 the Morgue. The body
yesterday morning.
~ IMPROVEMENT OF LowIANDs IN THE RIVER.
&c IG ~, Mayor accompanied by the Commissioners
Oh Cnarlties and Correction will to-day inspect
some of the islands in the East River for the pur-
pose OF ascertaining whether Some of the low land
surrounding them cannot be reclaimed by dumping
inc street DIRT and ashes on it.
ARREST OF DISHONEST BoOKKERPER
George H. Caliun age twenty-one, a bookkeeper
In,lD
facturer in fourteenth-st., disappeared some time
ago: Yesterday he was arrested aud locked up at
folice headquarters accused of derauding his
employers out OF sums amounting to $500.
- VENDORS OF ADULTERATED MILK HELD
George 0@ eGp%t Sf saRtay nsoeetGr Martin
Guthey, Of No: 63 Avenue b, and John Conway of
4 East Tenth-st were required to give bail each
the Essex Market Police Court for selling adulter-
ated milk.
=. NO SYMPATHY WITH WESTERN MARKETS.
"a Nyl fIn DpnA Exya1o
opened yesterday the markets would respond To the
gTeat upward movement in grain at Chicago on
reasserted its independence of the Western markets
and ranged lower, finally closing at the same figures
as on Tuesday.
DIsoRDERLY RESORT BROKEN UP
Upon warrant issrlni by Justice Smith at the
JET Market Police Court Captain Brogan, Of
made descent on disordery place in Great Jones'
st. known as the Brighton; George Dohcrty. the
py JUSTICE Smith yesterday morning,
AMENDING A BYLAW.
T. an amendment to the bylaws of the Produce
that the president may appoint committee repre-
seh!lhB wareh3usem9n, exporters and receivers of
lating to the delivery of graded gram from ware
house, and whose decision shall be final
POLICEMAN ACCUSED OF CLUBBING A WOMAN.
sioner Nichols yesterday, of ucedlessy and without
proyocation clubbing Mary Mollinelli, of No II
liceman tried to prove that the woman was a black
mailer. and hal offered TO compromise the case for
$50, but he failed in this. Decision was reserved
DEATH THE RESULT OF OPIUM POISONING.
A coroners jury considered yesterday the case of
Louisa kirschner, n child of six months that died
seven powders containing opium ordered TO be
put up by Or. Joyce. the attending ply stefan the
made n the drugstore of Dr James McDonough, at
NO 2o3 Ave-B by an unlicensed clerk The verdict
was opium poisoning.
CHARGED WITH ENTERTAINMENT
A. Monday
charged with the embezzlement of 500 80 from
who parolcd him to appear at the Jefferson Market
Police Court yesterday morning. Yesterday the
case was called in the private room of jnstice
smith. where bail in the sum of $500 was offered
and accepted from Andrew j. Dam, jr. for tie ap-
pearance OF Byrne for trial tomorrow morning at
A WOMAN BRurAtLY TREATED.
Ann Quinn, of No. $50 East observation-disclosures
seventeenth-st., was complainant in the Harlem
Police Court yesterday against Francis McGovern
har-room keeper OF One hundred and-twenty-
evening went to McGovern's shop and tried to
induce her husband who was there intoxicated To
accompany her home. Mc(;ovcrn threw her into
the street, and she was severely hurt Mc(,oyern
was held III 300 bail tor trial.
BROOKLYN.
Deaths last week, 3l9 marriages, 1902 births.
Justice Walsh yesterday held Charles Becker the
counterieiter and Nathan Marks to await the ton
OF the Grand Jury.
John Ryan, homeless man. thrty-three years
Old was found dead in the dodgers room at the
Tenth Police Precinct Station yesterday. 1t is sup
posed he died Of heart disease.
Mrs. Lewis, fort y-onc years old of No 40 Park
ave, early yesterday morning took dose of car
bolc acid, thinking 1t was rum. a physician was
called. but the woman soon died. Her husband
who Is "A druggist, stated to Coroner Keller that Ls
wife had been on n protracted debauch.
Mrs. Susan Coycr died in tho Eastern District
Hospital yesterday from the wounds inflicted last
Monday by Thomas ". Saunders. Coroner KelIar
impaneiled jury YESTERDAY, and adjourned the
stabbed the woman. He is constantly guarded nv
Policeman rs he yesterday tried to tear open his
wound.
In the Supreme Court of Kings County Speciol
Term, yesterday. before Justice Pratt arpnment
was heard III the case of the New York Infant
Asylum of Mount Vernon, against the assrssors nj
the town of Eastchester, Westminster County Tho
Asyums counsel claim that the institute II was IL
legally assessed On ITS property. The Court took
the papers and Reserved decision.
The Brooklyn Board of Education held n snecial
meeting yesterday. MIR. Rowe stated that $40 600
had been taken from the uncxp ended balances and
81 900 from other accounts by the Finance Com
mittCe to make good the deficiency of S}I 900 A
resolution pay the teachers the second >atur-
day OF each month instead of the first was reieofod
A consultation will be had with the Mayor in re-
gard TO replenishing The treasury of the Board
JERSEY CITY.
August Gonauf, age three years, fell from the
third-story window of his parents house No 2O}
Ninth-st., about o'clock yesterday morning and
was instantly Killed.
struck by locomotive at the Grovest. crossing
OF the New-York Lake Erie and Western Railroad
Tuesday evening and seriously injured.
Peter Benson, of Greenpoint, was arragned before
counterfeit silver dollar on Patrick hughes bar
room keeper, of No. ~ Railroad-ave. lie was held
Tor examinations
Smallpox is very prevalent and it is feared that
when cold weather sets in there will be epidemic
Although here il City and a County BOARD Of
Health neither has the authority to remove patieus