New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-26
NETWORK CITY.

NETWORK CITY.
Long lines of open carriages went through Broad
way yesterday, containing strange in the city who
wished to view the draped buildings
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE MICHIGAN SUFFERERS.
game of baseball will be played at the Polo
grounds this afternoon for the benefit of the Mich-
gan suff rers between the Metropolitap and Cleye-
land clubs.
VALUE OF DAMAGED COINS.
The following card has been distributed among
merchants in the city: The United States Gov
crnment has fixed the following values silver
COINS with holes in them: Dollars, 60 cents; half
dollars. 35 cents; quarters. 10 cents dimes. 5
cents"
DEATH OF AN OLD POLICEMAN.
George Gastlin, the father of Captain Gastlin, of
his home, No. 40 Sherifl-st He was over seventy
years old, and had been member of the present
police lorce since its organization. For several
years ne had been detailed to light day duty at
fohce Headquarters
49, HELD FOR TWO OFFENCES.
Henry Bergh. jr, of the Society for the Prevention
OF cruelty To Animals arraigned before Justice Nor
gan, in the Harlem Police Court yesterday, Freder-
lex Thurman, who drives one of Rivinus' brew
est Thurman for driving q sick horse. Thurman
resisted and struck Bergh the head with the butt
man; He was held in 800 bail to t answer for
cruelty to the horse, and $500 for striking the
officer.
USING HIS JACRKNIFE.
Richard Kipp, OF No. pa East One-l undred-and
elcventh-st., caused the arrest of James Mulvcy,
age nineteen years of No. 442 East Forty
-
day morning at Norfolk and Rivington-sts and for
having stabbed him with jackknife. Kipp was
severely injured. MulYey mTaigned the
Essex Market Police Court and held in 81 900 bail
- WOMEN ARRESTED BY THE WHOLESALE.
captain Brogna, Of the Fifteenth Precinct, ar
rested fifty -four women who were promenading in
Bicecker-st., between Broadway an the Bowery, on
saturday ngh, hey were yesterday arraigned III
tne Jehersoh Market Police Court before Justice
runner The Justice fined the most Of them $40,
ana sent them TO the Island for ten days. Minnie
W. M,' az, VINO struck policeman, was held for
DEAD BODIES OF SUPPOSED MIGRANTS FOUND
Inc dead body OF a man about forty years old be-
iioE9ed 10 he vagrant, was found between two
lumber pics at the foot OF West Thireenth-st yes
terday 1t was sent to the Morgue unrecognized.
some .oys who were playing a vacant lot in East
seventy nmth-st. yesterday, found the body of an
Tru a II man about fifty years old lying there.
Inc clothlhs was poor and it was supposed that tie
man WAS Vagiant who had died from exposure.
Inc bouy was sent TO the MOrgue.
BREAKING INTO PoucEMAN's HOUSE,
John DcCormack, age twenty-siX, OF No. 900
t5wenty-two, were taken yesterday by Policeman
Gleason. of the Seventeenth Precinct and Policeman
Jnnker, OF the Fourteenth Precinct. before Justice
Hammer at the Essex Market Court Tor having
entered Junkers louise at No. SO East TeDth-st.,
on saturday morning. Junl<er detected them as
tney were leaving, and he summoned Policeman
Gleason, of the Seventeenth Precinct, to his aId
Gleason went IN pursuit of Mccormick who knocked
pm down. and kicked him in the stomach. Nc
corhlck and Dyas both finally arrested
Aoer prolonged investigation they were held for
examination.
In getting on n Myrtle-aye car Saturday night
James FORKS, tfty-sevcn years old, of No. 404 De-
halb-ave, fell and broke his leg.
james Burke, of No. II Safest quarrcled with
knocked him down, and kicked him in the face,
splitting his nose. The wounds were dressed at the
Long Island College Hospital
Captain Campbell, with several officers made a
descent on the liquor shop of Thomas l.. Van Peit
at WIllouR by and Pearl-sts. carly yesterday morn
ing and arrested the proprietor on a charge of
keeping diSorderly house. Four women and three
men who were in the house were also arrested.
In tight at 40. % North Fifth-st. early yester-
old, was cut and bruised about the head with "a
smoothing iron by Richard Brennan, age thirty
three Both lived ut the same place. Mc(iarry was
taken to the hospital and Brennan was locked up
The Coroner yesterday received notice to take
charge of two dead bodies in house No. IT6l
Natcr-St.-1nc hat OF Alice Button thirty three
years old, who died without medicai attendance ::
t9e other that of Anthony Coylc. sixty-four wears
old. Both died on Saturday.
Patrick Flanagan twenty-six years old. was dis
Sh;uged on Saturday from CHARITY Hospital in
NeM-i FORK, and calling on relative. Patrick Farley
o remain untll he got stronger Farley objected
ana quaTTeiled with Flanagan, struck him with his
INST ana kicked him in the head The injured man
was taken TO the Cumbe land Street Hospital
Slxty-one pigeons owned by the Brooklyn Club
Mere looseh m Newport Penn, yesterday morning
oMs ls G c. sed Wiam siS H1" di si noe
100 ll-16 miles. lime of flying 233 minutes ID
Henry Rover, williamsburg distance IG6 lola
miles. Time of flying 235 minutes I'd 70 I'm
inclusive, Henry Rover. Time of flying 235I9
minutes. At 4 p. m. seventeen of The slxtyeone
birdS were at home. The next race is TO be from
huntington, Penn, DIP miles, October g.
JERSEY CITY.
Martin Cosgrove arrested on SATURDAY NIGHT
on the complaint of Thomas King of No $40 Var
ick-st, who charged him with assault and battery
Cosgrovc was walking along Nowark-av with his
WIFE when King approached them aud made an in
sultlng remark TO the woman He then ran AWAY
iIonowed 10y Cosgrove who upon overtaIying him
When King ,reganed his feet he called policeman
and caused his assaant TO be taken to the malice
station. After Cosgrove was locked IN kim was
about to leave the station when policeman recog
committed on man named Kennedy, several DAYS
ago. lie, too was locked up.
William Corcoran, who was stabbed by Owen
Duny, on Friday night. was in dying condition nm
~ flanclss Hosp al yesterday and il WAS thought
That he could not live many hours. Duffy disan- (
peared after the stab oing. F
NEWARK
Alderman Sanford, chairman of the Special Com
mittee OF the Common Council on Fourth of Julv
observance, GtateS that the fireworks purchased nv
the committee TO be used on the Fourth of Julv
which were left IN the charge of the manufoctursf
by reason OF the postponement of the Fourth of I
July ccicDratlon viii be set of the day that may
be appointed tor the execution OF the assassin Gut
teau.
An eihgy of Guiteau was suspended from n telo
graph polo IN River-st., on Saturday night Pinned
on the breast was apacard bearing this inscription
" Guiteau. the assassin, hung September "a iSSI y
The llibernian and Clan-Na-Gael societies nro
Okely. inferred in the Cemetery OF the HOLY Sc
pulchre, who one of the Fenians imprisoned nv
the British Governments. "
LONG ISLAND.
. tGREENpoRr.-Services commemorative of the
hitleth anniversary of the First Baptist Church
were hcld yesterday. In the morning n sermon
WAS preached by the pastor, the Rev e. s. Wheeler
he afternoon services consisted of PRAYER SINGING
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