New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-26
NETWORK CITY

NETWORK CITY.
=, -Four steamers landed 800 immigrants at Castle
Garden yesterday.
THE TRIBUNE has received 81 from Helen d
Whitney and 81 from Louie A. Whitney for the Sea
Side Sanitarlunl.
yesterday. Most of them were sitting on the curb
stones smoking their pipes.
=, The steamship Louisiana arrived yesterday from
New-Orleans having made the voyage in four days
record.
The block bounded by Circle and Sixty-first-sts.,
Eighth,ave and the boulevard was sold yesterday
hyy F. Dunning referee, to Manton Marble for
THE FIRST BALE OF HOPS
A: j. Luce u Co., No. 3 Beaver-st., received yes
terday the first bale of hops of this years growth
oO cents pound. The quality was good
~. THROWN FROM A CARRIAGE
Jeromcove near ~ Was ariving IN
last evening, and his horse ran away. He was
thrown to the ground and his leg was broken.
RUN OVER by CABoosE
John McCallum, age twenty-six, OF No. GOO
Eeyentl-avc., got on a locomotive caboose at
ap pg n si and Yesterday to take
jurcd
NEW HOPS IN THE MARKET
The lrst bale OF the crop of hops was received
Yesterday sra by j. Luce d Co., Of No Beaver-st,
and sot 60 Gottiried krepzer brewer of Newark.
this State.
HANGING HIMSELF ACCIDENTALLY.
mares - Harris fourteen vars Old hanged him
home, IN Boston-aye., near One-bundre-a nd-sev-
ticth-st, fremont. He was not discovered in time
to save his lite.
DEATH OF A VETERAN POLICEMAN
Ex-Police Captain Charles UlIman, lately . turn
Key IN i, LUDLOW Street J1 died YESTERDAY at Islip
and resigned his office Ill 1876 In the year 1860
he was made captain.
SELLING OUT TO AVOID MOVING.
Baumann Brothers, of No. so West Fourteenth
St. began yesterday the sale, at reduced rates, of
their stock of furniture and carpets in order TO
the expense of moving it to their new store Nos %
and "A East Fourtcenth-st.
A CASE OF CHOLERA REPORTED
Hcnry March, age thirty q laIorer, at No.
bureau on vital Statistics as having died of "spo
health officers MS cholera morbu,.
FALLING FROM THE ELEVATED RAILROAD
John Edwards. age Twenty-Five, of One hundred
and-nntii-st. and Nnth:ave., On eInploye on the
Elevated Railroad, fell from the track yesterday
morning, at -fourth-st. while step
ping on train. He was badly injured by the fall.
49, TRICH1NosIs ON BIACKwEIL's ISLAND.
Word was received yesterday at the office Of tho
Board Of Health that an aged Irish woman, who
OF trichinosis. The name of the woman was not
given. The issue of burial permit was deferred
until an autopsy could be made.
AN IMMIGRANT WHO CANNOT BE FOUND
Ellen Shcran. ah Immigrant who arrived on the
Anchoria July ID, is missing. She sent telegram
to her sister a. Madison, n. j. saying that she had
arrived but the sister cannot iindhe Her destina-
ti'n Is registered Madison Wis., and il is thought
That she Went there through mistake.
, HELD , Fon cAEELEssLY INJuEING A GIRL.
thir zen and twelve years, of No 7O1 East Twelfth
ST. were arrested Yesterday for dropping n brick
upon the head of Margaret Lille, of No. I'll East
iweifth-st,, sunday night. Justice Smith, in the
Essex Market Police Court, yesterday held them for
examination
RUN OVER ny SPIRITED HORSE
Francis frettaIner, a riding master of Dickel's
academy vas thrown by spirited horse at Fifth
slightly. The horse afterward dashed down the
avenue and Knocked over little boy, William
Hogan, five years old, hose home is at No. Is
East Fifty siXth-st. The boy jured severely
=, USING A RATCHET on Ills WIFE.
Martin Collins, of No. .:}6 Avenue-A in a sudden
ut of insane rage, made attack upon his wife
Anna, with Ratchet yesterday about noon, and be-
gashes in her scalp The woman was badly. but not
necessarily fatally, injured She taken to Belle
v'ie hospital aud Collins, who Is apparently i'll
sane, was locked up III the Twenty -second Street
Police Station.
LAYING THE BLAME ON THE OTHER CAPTAIN.
y ivcster ohooh, captain OF the tugboat Cayuga,
which was IN collision with the excursion steamer
Long Branch III the North River July IL Yesterday
MACE written report Of the occurrence to the United
states Local Inspectors of Steam Vessels. Captain
Shook claims that the fault was with the Long
branch, which attempted 10 pass between his vessel
and the shore while there plenty of room for her
TO pass outside.
LASTING BUTT NnoLH BOUQUET
r, new KIND OF Hover has been brought into use.
tcrial of which it is made The flower has very
much the appearance of wax, but is flexible to
the touch. II is made into buttonhole and other
bouquets, which sell at from 10 cents to So Ii is
SAID TO blossom Tor twelve wears. The art of its
manufacture is q secret OF the trade Nothing il
said about its door.
SHOT IN A FRIENDLY sCUrFLE
George Berins, age twenty -one of No. 40 Cherry
ST.. a biack smith shot James Benson, son of his
employer IN the hip Yesterday wouudng him Sc
ycrely. The shooting said to be an accident.
Berms exhibiting pistol in Jefferson ST. and
Benson attempted to take il away from him In
the struggle it went oil, and Benson shot in the
hip. lie was taken to the Chambers Street Hos
pltal and BcrmS was arrested.
VIOLATING THE EXCISE LAW
The following liquor-dealers were arraigned be-
fore Justice Bixby in the Jefferson Market Police
Court yesterday morning, charged with violating
the Excise law Michael Bergen No. 6l West Wous
ton-st;; Thomas +. Clinton No. 427 Slxth-avc;
Joseph ODonnell, No: 157 West Twentieth-st
George Busch, No. 40 Fourth-ave., and Eugene w
committed for trial in default of 100 bail
AMATEUR PRIZE FIGHTERS PUNISHED.
Isaac l!eethan, of One-hun,red-and-thi rty-siyth-
ST. and Lincoln-ave., and Henry Frcooo,e OF Fifty
seventl-st: ana Seventl-aye, took off their coats
Morris Park, Sunday Afternoon When Park Officer
Darke arrived on the scene he found a crowd of
about fifty persons collected. The combatants were
pummcng each other in professional STYLE and
were both badly bruised about the face At the
Harlem Police Court yesterday Justice Garduer
fined them $40 each.
UNDEhEsriMAIING MS BAGGAGE.
Among the passengers by the steamship Baltic
Which arrived from Liverpool Sunday was Ma
thaniel Stevens of North Andover, Mass In his
baggage declaration he acknowledged having tluti-
able goods of the value of 300. An insnection az
his baggage by Customs officers showed that the
amount was much larger than Mr.. Stevens claimed
The baggage was seized and taken to the Custom
House where 1t was examined yesterday. Mcludcd
III the baggage were paintings, bronzes and other
objects OF art, besides articles of wearing apparel
of the estimate value of about $500
TWO INGENIOUS BURGLARS