New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-17
NETWORK CITY.

NETWORK CITY.
pvcove,,,or MoCorrnicks condition was further
improved yesterday. ,
Lizzie Doty. of No. 1425 Avenue A. WhIgl d aS ap5
yesterday rolled over on her hii''n' '''''
smothered 1t. . -, r. .,o
Morgarct Thomson ten years old, fell from the
window of her home. No. 10 Stanton-st yes'eil@J
and sustained severe injuries =,
The Poyntin and Rappahannock, two Whitehall
boats sailed a match race aronnd koDDlns heel Ioi
500 side, yesterday. The Poyntin won.
A WOMAN CHARGED WITH THEFT.
In the jefferson Market Police Court YESTERDAY
charged Mary McDowd with having stolen IRON her
house property worth $500 She was held 10
A HEAVY GALE BELOW HATTERAs.
The steamships Colon, from AsplnWali, anu new
York, from Galveston, which arrived yesteraaS ~
countered heavy northeast gale, accompanied WIN
high seas below Cape Hatteras on TUESDAY anu
Wednesday.
FATHER MATHEW BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY .Y NJ
BncEleV pT,sdinG, celebrated last evening, the
birthday anniversary of the Rev Iheobald MaIheW'
the Apostle of Temperance Addresses MGiS
cred by John r. Feeny, president OF 1'IIeI Natl0"
No 2, Edward Mulvany and Barclay Gallagher
THE LAST OF THE MANHATTAN BANK BURGLARS
Inspector Byrnes Yesterday received a hSpatGh
from California stating that Jimmy ROPE the
only meIn5er of the gang of burglars which robbed
the Manhattan Savings Bank that has not been can,
tured convicted on SATURDAY OF altcnIP,ou
burglary According to the laws Of California Hope
Will probably be sentenced for fifteen years
BODY NOT IDENTIFIED.
The body Of a man, about fifty years OF age was
found III the East River on Saturday ana taken 10
the Morgue. 1t was clad in black tTock coat aga
gray trousers. stone, weighing fifteen P9ulrs'
was tied around the mans neck WIN sulali Iu .
Ii is supposed that he committed suicide Jester
daV several persons called at the M0rIGe' Dul no
one could identity the body. BY some 1t Is thought
to he that of AdOiph Herman, a German merchant
who came 10 this country in August ana udS hc'
been seen By his friends since October l.
A CLERK CHARGED WITH EIGAMY
George \. Hewlett age thfiy-uVe CleIN ~ ~.
% FultoB-st., Brooklyn, was aTralghelh we UipS
Police Court, yesterday, t. answer citrRe ol DlE
my preferred by Miss ClariGda ID: Williams Of no;
1858 Jafayetteavo. who said that heWietff
married bel on May II. 1881, Inc urst VIE OF
Hewlett was in court ard SAID that she married MN
about eight years ago. She could not remember the
date of heI maria 70 nor the name Of tie clergyman
who married her. Justice KllGreth relnandeG rev
let until to-day. when Mrs Hewlett NO. IWuI pro-
duce her marriage certificate IN court
BROOKLYN.
Omen cars were much sought for Yesterday, and
the crowds ia Prospect Park were as great as Oh
pleasant summer Sundays.
A savage dog owned by Albert johnson, of No
1876 Baltc-st bit Amy DriscOll, age ten, OF NO 80
HckS-st., in the right arm yesterday causing severe
injuries The dog was thought 10 be rabld ana was
killed by a policeman shortly aiterward.
A Chinese laundryman, by name Chin Lunn, OF
No. sis HickS-st reported TO the police YESTERDAY
that thieves broke into his laundry late SSIiuddy
night took ms trunk into the back yard and thence
to the cellar and rided II Of 800 Ill DIS ana COLL
No clew to the burglars Is known.
JERSEY CITY.
The Democrats Of the Fourth District on Saturday
night nominated Edwin U. Chapman for Assembly
Ua1.
Henry Hubbard W as found drowned in the gap at
the foot of Westinghouse, yesterday afternoon
between | and O'Clock lie was employed III
ship yard the gap and Is supposed to have
fallen overheard Saturday night. His friends re-
fused receive the body and 1t was removed TO the
mQlguc.
Policeman Jones, while patrolling Paramount
81, cf4p,lov mo
lying at the of stable. Surprising the man
to lie drunk, the policeman attempted to arouse
him. hut found that he ia deadly stupor.
With assistance Jones took the man to the station,
and DR.. Everett succeeded with some trouble IN re-
az Walter w Scott, Of No. 20 Ege-aye lie sad
he took three drinks IN rum shop III tie lower part
of the city, and remembered nothing after that As
he had been robbed OF silver watch ana chalh ana
S25 in money, il is supposed that he drugged.
NEWARK.
The disease called "piukeys" has been developed
among the horses III most of the stables III tie city
John Spike a clerk employed by Matthew Ely,
Junk dealer IN ComGeTce-st. IS IN the custody OF
tine police charged with appropratiGg the receipts
of sales His employer accuses hun OF having stolen
money for year
Ferdinand BschoT a dealer in laces, was
rested at his home Ne. 140 Kinney-st. late on sat
urday night, reqUlsltlOn from the Governor
OF Pennsylvania. detective Heale, Of Philadelphia,
made the arrest. Bischof fought desperately and
his wife tore handful Of hair from the officers
head. The charge against him is conspiracy. lie
was taken To 1nlla iCllllld on a ldtc TRAM
LONG ISLAND.
HUNTINGTON Rev. w w. Knox, of Hunt
inptou las received a call from the Reformed
Church at Bayoune, n. j. at salary Of $1,000
FISHERS AND-The Rev. }. NJ Bartlett, Of st.
Johns Episcopal Church at Essex, Conn, has re-
signed and accepted call TO the new Episcopal
Church on Fishers Island.
RVEgHEAD--1he reports from Sunday-schOOls
in Suffolk County for 1881 show that there are 93
schools in the cOuuty. with total membership, IN
GLIDING officers. teachers and adult pupils, OF
10,42S.
EAST ROCRAwAY,-Thrty thousand bushels of
seed oysters planted in the bay at East Rocka-
way last season. They now being taken up for
market, and bring on the dock from 81 90 to $l 10
buShel.
SAYvIILE-Four acres of land at Sayville town
OF lslip, were sold for $1,000 last week. Ten years
ago land in this vicinity cost mere tribe, one tract
OF ten thousand acres III the town being sold by
William NcOll for go an acre. These Wild lands
are now being sold at prices ranging from $40 to
500 al acre.
GARDENERS IsLAND.-The body of man badly
decoTapOsed was found on the north shore OF Gardl
ner's Island on Saturday. Tie clothing Of
blue cloth A stout fish line was wound around the
arm. indicating that the man had been engaged III
bluetshing The CorOners jury found verdict OF
death 10y drowning.
STATEN ISLAND.
ClIFroS-Tbe new ferryboat for the Staten
Island Railway Ferry Company will be launched
at Clifton on October 2G The boat will he brought
to this city to receive her joiner work and machln-
cry.
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