New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-03
NETWORK CITY.

Harlem gardeners gathering the late crop OF
onions.
Fresh mushrooms were peddled in downtown
streets yesterday.
The intelligence of decline in collar buttons to
five cents dozen was heard on every corner yester-
day.
Mrs. F.. A. Osgood, the soprano arrived this
city yesterday from Liverpool on the steamship
Wisconsin.
"W." sends S. for the destitute Mitchell family
at No. 500 East Twefth-st.; "a. r." sends ST. and
" The Saratoga" 81.
Francis Cross, age twenty of No. 10S Ridge-st,
was stabbed in the back yesterday morning, in "a
fight with stranger in Stanton-st. The stranger
escaped.
AN INSANE MAN MISSING.
Frederick Hcrlest: age sXty-two an insane man,
is reported missing from No. 10S Delancey-st He
went away October "a, and his friends think he
has committed suicide.
KILLED BY FALLING DOWN AN ELEVATOR SHAFT
Bridget DAILY, age forty-ive, n nurse at No. 40
West Fifty third-st., walked into an open elevator
shaft yesterday morning. and, falling to the BOTTOM
was killed.
FOUND DEAD IN A DOORWAY.
The dead body of an unknown man, about thirty
years old, dressed in black, was found in the door
way of No lO2 East llonStonst. yesterday morn
ing The Initials j. w. ID. were on his linen.
DEATH THE RESULT OF roo MUCH BEER.
Mary Branngan, age twenty-cight married
woman, while removing yesterday, from No. -
Bayard-st, drank too much beer, and, sitting down
on the window-siI TO rest, lost her balance and fell
into the yard. She was killed.
SHOOTING AFFRAY IN A DARKROOM
Cornelius NJ Egan, liquor seller;of No. 22S Cherry
st wss GnargfI IN i IsX Maret Police Court
St. in the right side of the face. Rocks was sent
TO the Chambers Street Hospital. Justice Flam-
Iner held Egan for examination.
IMMIGRANTS AT CASTLE GARDEN.
SIX steamships landed 4, 73l immigrants at Castle
Garden. yesterday the Hermann, from Bremen,
9O7 and SS4 respectively; the T. Caland. from Rot
teriam, 63S; the Wisconsin, from Liverpool, col,
and the ST. Laurent, from Havre, 1913.
CHILDREN ARRESTED FOR PICKING UP RAGS.
Antoni lIapetclI, age ten, Maria Juiiani age nine
Pasqnei Maynelli, age ten and Francisco Myanelli
age live, were arrested yesterday for picking up
rags and cigar stumps. They were committed to
the OF the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty
TO Children, by Justice Power, in the Harlem Police
-, THE DINNER TO THE NATIONAL GUESTS.
The dinner which is to be. given by the merchants
OF this city, under the auspices of the Chamber OF.
Commerce. to the French and German guests on
Saturday evening ut Denonico's, will be "A brilliant
AFFAIR. There are To be seats tor 27S guests all of
which have been taken so that many who have the
desire to be present will be unable to attend
THETA DELTA CHI CONVENTION
The ThIrty-tfth Annual Convention of the Theta
Delta CHI fraternity was held yesterday at the
Sturteyant House under the auspices of the
Nj charge ut Hobart. There were thirty delegates
present, representing eleven charges &. kinsiey
presided and J. Libby was secretary The question
oil placing money for building chapter houses in the
hands of trustees was discussed by Messrs Gardner
stewart and Rapeiyea. The annual banquet viii
take place at the sturtevant House to nigh.
SUDDEN DEATH OF a RAILWAY MAIL CLERK
john Welsh, chief head clerk of the Railway
mail service, died suddenly yesterday morning, in
the lobby or the IOSt once, OF hemOrrhagc It
was his duty to superintend the dispatch of the
early morning mails, and for that purpose he ar
to fail about year ago Mr. Welsh was about For.
ty-thrce years old, was MARI ed, and leaves widow
ana six children He had been in the Post Office
service about sixteen years thirteen of which ne
spent III the Railway Mail Service
ARRIVAL OF MoRMoNs.
Among the steerage passengers on the Onion
steamship Wisconsin, which arrived yesterday were
1857 Mormon converts and twenty missionaries,
charge Of Elder l." r; Martine@u. Among them
ore n of ron
land Sweden and Norway Elder Mart .leau said
that Elder Ludwig Snhrke was arrested in liam
bidding Mormon preaching, and is now in prison
Missionary Hammer eluded the vigilance Of the
officers and was passenger on tire Wisconsin
DECEIVED IN A BARGAIN ABOUT A HORSE
Henry Wciker. Of No. $50 Suiiok-st, on October
80 read IN a German paper that six horses of Nor
man breed were tor sale Ut No. 13l West Thirty
iirst-st lie purchased horse which James Gre
gan guaranteed "a sound, kind, gentle and true The
following morning the horse had scarcely strength
enough to leave the stable aud surgeon pronounced
him worthless. Weiker returned TO Crcgan and de-
manded his $35 which was refused Crrgnn was
therefore arrested and yesterday, in the jefferson
Market Police Court. he was held for examination.
BROOKLYN.
Births last week. 205; marriages, So deaths. $50
The funeral of Allston Wilson, of the firm of Will
~ Asmus, shipping merchants ut No. 50 Front
st., New, York, viii take place to-day at his home,
No. 1856 Wayerly-ave.
release upon the attachment secured by Gen
era Roger A. Pryor, in b,half of himself aud Gen
era Butler, against tho property of the Quidnck
Company was filed in the Supreme Court yester-
day.
4 suit to recover 800, the value of baggage lost
on vessel of the Liverpool aud Great Western
Steamship Company. in April. 1850, was begun
day by Wilhelm Ohrwall n native of Sweden.
The Brooklyn Board Of Health was informed by
DIR. Woodruff of No. 1i7 Iomplxins-ave., yesterday,
that Thomas W. Tea, of No. 40 Throop-ave had
died, from what he thought was arsenica poison
ing Coroner Keller visited the house and learned
hat MIR. Teal was agent for patent medicine which
he used himself III large quantities.. DIR. Woodruff
said that this medicine contained considerable
arsenic, The Coroner's inquest to-day viii deter
mine whether ii caused death
JERSEY CITY.
Edward Scott. aged thirty-fve. fell from the roof
of buildIng at the foot OF Essex-st yesterday and
was instantly killed
Charles Goldspincl, age five, fell from Ne second
story window OF his parents house. at No. 263 Bail
road-ave,, last night, and sustained fatal injuries
Daniel Honnessy, of Bayonne, was placed on trial
in the Court of Sessions, yesterday on charge of
quarrel with his wife on August II, Ilennessy beat
her the head with boot-ack. She subsequently
cutor said her death resulted from other than
the injuries inflicted by the beating Hennessy was
convicted,
Martin KinkowsLi who is under conviction for
the murder of Mrs. Philomena Muller, will be sem
| fenced on Saturday next. He is growing nervous
and is anxious to see priest. When County physc-
ian Converse saw him on Tuesday kinkowski COM
planned that the Prosecutor had taken Of his
coats and and he had only one to %eas pr G0nyers?
seemed to be very much pleased.
NEWARK.
Edward A. Lines, of No. SO West Kinney-st a
we-knOwn citizen fell and died instantly in ash
ington-st last evening. lie was scyenty-Six years
old.
Mrs. Hattie Post, of No. 90 Halsey-st., was taken
ill in the street yesterday afternoon. She accom-
panied a friend IT, the house of Mrs. Louisa Martin
ut No. AZ Mercer-st, but refused to take any rem
edies While there she fell suddenly to the floor IN
a fit, and died before a physician could be sum
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