New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-07
NETWORK CITY.

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jeremiah Reardon. age two. of No. 100 Liberty
ST., fell from window yesterday and was killed.
CUSTOM HOUSE SEIZURES.
Customs Inspector Andrew McCort yesterday
seized large quantity of new mems clothing sl TX
dresses shawls cloth, etc, valued at about 81 600
from the ship ST. David from Liverpool. The du-
Wfto az 6 ne also seized large
men ship Comig
OPPOSING THE REMOVAL or TIE RESERVOIR.
dozen members of the Taxpayers Central AsSo-
ciation which adjourned two months ago for cooler
weather sweltered last night in the hottest weather
OF the season The subject of discussion was the re-
mova of the Forty Seryoir and the mad
equate waer-sUpply of the lower part of the CITY
committee of the association is preparing deposi
lions TO be produced on motion before Judge Law
renee for permanent injunction against its re-
movaL
THE DRAMATIC FUND ASSOCIATION.
A special NEE ing OF the American Dramatic Fund
Association was held at No. 1927 Broadway ycster-
The following were present j. /, Rogers; L. T.
Iilley. w. r. Drummond. John Nelson and j. H.
amending of Rule No. ., so that il will read: " no
allowances will be made to widows and orphans Of
members who may join the Association after Sep
MEETING OF MFLEMKN
At a meeting of the Board Of Directors of the Ma
tional Rifle Association, held yesterday afternoon
votr of thanks offered to the New York Cen
trail Il Hudson River Railroad for It's offer TO carry
the militia men to take part in the fall matches at
reduced rates. letter was read from the Exposi-
ion managers stating thai teams had already
entered for the matches and that a number of
prizes had been offered. 1t was decided to hold the
military matches NJ the fall meeting on Wednesdays
and Thursdays.
ESCAPING PUNISHMENT BECAUSE OF THE CODE.
AT the meeting OF the Board of Health yesterday
il announced that the last of typhus few
IN tins city had been discharged from Riverside
Hospital. There are now only twelve cases of small
poX in the hospital Milk Inspector MunSel reported
thar; having ascertained that the milk supplied TO
the Roman Catholic Orphan ASylumS was impure
he had caused the arrest of George L. Ousted He
vas DISCHARGED from custody At the jefferson Market
Police Court on saturday" Mr. Munsell said
owing to the technicahtief of the new CODE"
DISHONESTY OF A LAW CLERK
Martin II. Booth of No 302 East Fonrteentb-st
n clerk in the employ of Coudert Brothers LAWYERS
of No 60 WilIam-St., was arraigneG in the YORK
vile Police Court yesterday, charged with forgery
ana enlightenment. Colonel j. Power who is con.
nected with the firm, was the complainant. Ashort
time ago Booth was sent 10 the bank TO deposit
He II Is alleged, appropriated the cash amounting
to about $500. changed the deposit slip to 81 500
and made deposit of that amount. After making
the deposit he erased the figures 81 GOO entered m
the hankboo by the teller and wrote SIS 600 as the
amount deposited He remanded for further
examination by Justice Patterson.
BROOKLYN.
Deaths last week, 32l; marriages, 81 births.
While driving a truck loaded with furniture in
flith-aVe" near Ihlrteth st, yesterday Peter
Foley age sixty. of No 5 James Sin. n Y was
thrown off his horse being frightened by passin ?
tram on the BrooGlyn Bath and Coucy Island Rail
road He received dislocation of the right hip and
was taken to the Long Island College Hospital.
:, Maurice Conway, for twenty years attached TO
the CITY Hospital At an early hour Yesterday
morning he accidentally fell down the area-way
beside the Stoop of his home, No. al Skill,nau-
St. and received conclusion of the brain In the ar
MI conway served as a captain in one of The vol
unteer regiments of this State and he was seycrel,,
wounded In the battle of Port Hudson Jouisiana
lie was orty-eight years old.
JERSEY CITY.
Edward Lynch, an employee of the Pennsylvonia
hlllroad, was crushed between two cars near tho
Green street elevator, at 1 o'clock yesterday morn
ING, ana fatally injured. He was removed TO The
Charity Hospital. " WV
The Board of Assessors yesterday con,pleted the
valuation of the real and personal property that is
taXa6ie and hAed the rates. The total valuation is
900, 10000. The rate is City, 2.2I; county.
VA; state school. O.24; total, go
William NJ, Smith, age thirty, a switchman en-
pioNed IN the Eile Railway yard while riding on
the top OF freight car near Bauum-St at O'Clock
yesterday morning, fell on the track and WAS run
over by the dnll engine, killing him instantly.
Smith lived at No. 517 fIenderson-st.
NEWARK.
ORANGE.--The contro ersy about the ST. Johns
CathoIc cemetery, which recently created excite.
ment, was definitely settled ON Monday night Inv
the adoption of "a city ordinance regulating bur,a
within the city limits which merely determines liza
number TO be placed in each grave aud the di,tanre
each body must De put uuder the surface.
John Davis, native of Maryland and an ON
ployc of the Western Union Telerranh ,So,,ro,.,.
arraigned before Justice RODRIGO VesfFprd >
| morning n charge of cutting down taleora AZ
poles belonging TO the Bankers and Merchaptsj No.
| graph Company IN Franklin Township, Davis said
| ne was acting under tho directions of the West,rn
| Union Company. lie was committed 20 iail
Coroner Dill held an inquest Yesterday in TN. GOO,
OF owen Mel arand, who was KILLED bv n blow ol
John Quinfs hst IN q groggery late on Saturday
| night. Previous 10 the inquest the Conptv PM
| clan made an examination of tho hodv az McG,ar
land aud found that the first aud secoo6 vertob a.
OF liie meek hld peen broken and one of the bones