New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-10
NETWORK CITY.

explosion died N Bellevue Hospital yes erday from
injuries received at the fire.
Charles Wilson, who was kicked by horse in the
Eighth Avenue car stables on Saturday, died yes
terday in Roosevelt Hospital.
One }s hundred and deaths reported
of which were caused by the heat.
The woman who committed suicide from the Har-
lem Bridge on Thursday, yesterday identified
as Bridget Fitzpatrick, age forty-tbree years.
KILLED WHILE AT WORK.
James Cuff, age seventeen. was instantly killed
yesterday by being struck on the head by part of
the machinery in James G. Wilson's patent roller
he was employed.
POsrPoNEMENr OF PERFORMANCE.
performance at the Park Theatre of de Voyage en-
suisse" to Monday evening, in consequence If the
very heavyand complicated mechanical effects in
the piece not having had proper rehearsal.
TU~ CASE OF EsPosITO.
The argumen, in the case of Randazzo who it is
claimed Is the, siclian brgand Esposto, was con-
Guided Yesterday before United States Commissioner
OsLo'n; The Commissioner said that he would
probably give his decision Wednesday next.
NOT ABLE TO KILL HIMSELF
Matthew Noouan, age thirty-fve, OF No. 95 Mali
son-St attempted suicide Yesterday by cutting his
Ihsnat with shoe knife IN the sh9p at Yo $40
The Chambers Street Hospital and it is thou ght that
lie VIII recover.
LIBEL AGAINST TIE ST. JOHNS.
libel Was filed in the United States District Court
yesterday by the Old Dominion Steamship Company,
ow' $ of steamboat Brcallwater, against the
steamboat y ahns Tor $4,000 damages arising out
of the col isou between the vessels named Oh
August 8. 1881. Of Pier No. IA. North River.
ALLOWED HIS LIBERTY ON BAIL.
Barrow, the dealer in counterfeit trade-doiars,
who recently 81. rendered himself to the United
States authorities N this city hay ing escaped from
yesterday gave haii in SIS 900, aud was nj owed to
go at liberty His bondsman is J. NJ. Mills. tug
boat owner.
HIS EAR BITTEN OFF.
Miam Wans Of No. PIP East sixteenh;st
Francis WenZlo q
drcd-and- forty -hrst-st and Morris-Gve, charging
him With hiaying in quarrol bitten off the lower
part OF his left etr. WenZc held in default of
$500 bad for trial at the Court of Special Sessions.
TRIBUTE TO THE CAPTAIN OF THE SAVANNAH.
L. has been suggested TO erect monument to the
memory of Charles p Smith, the captain of the i'll
fated SeawaDhaka on the sunken meadows. near
the spot where the vessel was burned. The Mayor,
John W, Harner, Charles A. Dana. :. l.. NJ. Barlow
and Richard OGorman are mentiopcd rs a commit
tee to select the monument and make the necessary
arrangements.
AssAULTING A CHILD.
Charles Mclntee, alias Melee, was held for eXami-
the Jefferson Market Police Court. for attempting
an indecent assault upon Jennie T. Meyers a girl
was NJ pav in West owner W5rG mcFcs
chased her into a hall. The others raised an alarm
and caused his arrest.
HFID FOR sTABBtNG A CoLoRED MAN
On complaint of samuel Henderson. of No. 1862
Leonari st, james Richardson, age twenty -four,
hootback, was committed for trial in default of
81 900 bail by Justice Bixby yesterday at the
Tombs Police Court, for stabbing Thomas Weir
co'Ored, in the side with knife IN Lconar list.
September T. Weir il now in a critical condition IN
st. Ninccnts Hospital.
UNSUCCESSFUL BUSINESS VENTURES.
The failure OF the New-fork Silk Manufacturing
was announced yesterday. The amount of the liza
biltes is estimated at $50 900. Jacob Fisher,
ufacturer of dress trimmings at No. Howard-st
made an assignment to Leopold Bcrnheimer, giving
preferences for S10,634 o. The liabilities re-
ported AZ about 500
RECAPTURED AFTER TWICE ESCAPING
George eighteen nj
Bowery and Hester-st., sent to the Island about
three month, ago for six months. He made his
escape after five days Imprisonment by swimming
from the Island to the Long Island shore distance
St ,r tr snd " o Vas y b shortly after
short stay, he again made his escape by swimming
TO City Island. lie was captured at Harlem on
Thursday night. In the Harlem Police Court yes
terday he was sent back TO finish his term.
BROOKLYN.
James Kelly of Degraw ST. was held for the Grand
jury Yesterday upon charge of stabbing his wife
a fortnight ago.
Archibald +. Garrison age sixty -fve, of No. SO
Me, crolest., fell dead yesterday afternoon while
talking with n friend.
The body of n man found in the marsh near the
Graud-s bri'!ge over Newtown Creek was ilenti-
ic,, yesterday that of James Bergen who left his
home No: l39 Sccond-st.. on August ~. lie was
partially insane.
Ex-Warden Shcvlin has engaged an expert &C
countan to examine the records of the Kings County
Pentent ry iii order to refute the charges of false
entries mai by the present warden, John Green,
VIVA succeeded Mr.. Shevlin.
The report OF Thomas w. Field, the Superinten-
dent of Public Instruction. shows that the total
number OF different pupils in the public schools in
the year ending July 1881. was 93, 923, and the
average attendance was 52,077.
In a collision between a car of the Fulton st
and Fulton Ferry line and CroSstown car at Full
ton and Adams-sts, last evening. Mrs. 1inkell, OF
No. ~ South Third-st., was injured in the back
The cars were slightly damaged.
suit for limited divorce. brought by Mrs Helen
n. Lockwood against George w. Lockwood, is
pending III the City Court The ground for divorce
IN - Ir Ia Ina
No. 100 Ienth-st., and have seven children.
Mrs Ann Cowau, age fifty-tive, Of No AGA Baltic
ST., was brutaiy bea Ell by Michael Goodwin and
his wife on Wcdnosoay morning. She was cared for
by DR.. Duhy, who reported yesterday that her con
diton was critical Her assailauts were arrested.ond
in default OF bail and sent to Jail.
While James Benzie, keeper OF the bath at the
foot of Bridge-st. was indulgng III II little pistol
practice yesterday afternoon, n sloop from Glen
Cove passed down the river, and Lansing Conklinp
colored man on board received n bullet in his
shoulder. He was cured for ut the City Hospital
A Joredman, Benjamin Potter, of No. lO7 Wal
toh-st., who was passenger on Grand-st. ferry
boat last evening, saw woman in tho water near
board" and sprang into tho river, and succeeded in
keeping her head above water until assistance was
rendered him. The woman taken ashore in
New-York.
A motion was made in the Supreme Court before
judge Gilbert yesterday, To relieve the Long Island
Railroad Company OF the oversight OF receiver
ana to restore IT'S corporate rights Under the re-
coivcr, Austin Corbin, the company has paid off
nearly all it's debts. Mr.. Corbin also asked for n
referee to pass his final accounts. Judge Gilbert
took the papers submitted and reserved his de-
| cision.
The colored veterans of the William Lloyd Garri-
! son Post c. A. K; paraded yesterday, escorted by
| was from Everett Hall, No. 1893 Futon-st. in
Fnlton-st., Myrte-ave, Hudson ave. and Fatbrnsh
ave. to the Long Island Railroad depot. where cars
| tinued TO the broadway Park, where a camp fire
| was kindled