New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-13
NETWORK CITY.


p. M, II. B. Dodworth netting as leader.
parrot in front of store in Fulton-st has coru-
mani OF foul language that makes him nuisance.
The 1uch dcconposct boly of man was found
III INC IIasb kiver yesterday at the foot OF Fifty
tird-st
Walter Mcdonnell, blacksmith, of No. 1872 East
kick of horse
Traffic has almost been discontinued in Beckman-
st., near the East River account of the piles of
decaycd relics of the old Fulton Market
Louisa TIM, forty-one years old, homeless
woman, attempted suicide Yesterday afternoon by
jumping into the East River at Forty -nntll-st She
was rescued.
THE TRIBUNE has received the following sums fer
the Seaside Sanitarmm: $40 from A Mother":
f. nslongng TO little daughter in Heaven" and
=, DIsAPpEARANCE OF A sIIOE-DEAIrR
Henry treye shoe-dealcr OF No. 46 Futon-st,
+ reported as having disappeared from his home at
no. l34 East broadway. He last seen in q
Dear-shop.
A. HIDING MONEY IN AN ODD PLACE
Mary Mct'rath in the Essex Market Police Court
yesterday was held for trial for stealing $40 from
| cealed in her hair.
swINDIING THAT DIDN'T PAY
,,Jnnes hogan was examined Yesterday before
Gai, 3 states Commissioners Shells charge of
iraudulently obtaining back pay for services as a
seaman during the Mexican war; He was held IN
So'ooo to await action by the Grand Jury.
REPORTING COLLISION OFFICIALLY
0nptam Jayne OF the Steamboat Inspectors office.
boat Cnmmnnipaw and the steamer Thomas Collver
as TO the collision between the boats Thursday on
the North River The substance of the reportS has
already been published.
oVERsHADOwED BY A GREATER
Scene IN q irand-st; car yesterdays An immense
space on one side of the conveyance Another
woman, weighing about. $50 pounds, enters meas
hreS her iellow-travellers proportions with severe
small. -7 wy
GENERAL SMITHS CASE
John Graham and General Daniel T.. Sickles YES
WU1uay 1PPetreu, before Recorder Smyth in the
Court of Genera! Sessions and argued in favor Of
soner William +. Smith. District Attorney Ro-
iils opposed the motion Recorder Smyth took the
papers ana reserved his dec .On
THE POLICE GAMES
Inc testiya and games of the Municipal Police
force were held yesterday from 10 a. m. until
a. M, at suffers Harlem River Park Onc-hundred-
and twenty-sixth-st. and Second-aye. There were
about 5000 pG on the grounds but despite the
was maintained throughout the day.
STEALING TESTAMENTs BEFORE POLICEMAN.
a hall-grown boy Yesterday deliberately pulled
bars of window in Thomas Nelson's publishing
house, at Blocker and Mulberry-sts., in sight Of
Headquarters and big policeman in Bleecker-st
He fled with his plumber swiftly past Police Head
quarters ana cluded the pursuing policeman.
BITING A POLICEMAN.
follcernan Mcmahon, OF the Seventh Precinct
yesterday arraigned in the Essex Market Police
whom he asserted tore the left sleeve of his blouse
and bit the forefnger of his right hand Hicks had
to pawn them when arrested. The prisoner when
arraigned IN court was so intoxicated that Justice
Power held HIM for examination.
Mt To RE REBUFFED WITH IMMUNITY
Wi,nam iieeney and James Kittc, of No. 212O
lhlrd-aye were refused drinks in the LIQUOR store
OF Maurice DAILY, Mt No.. 1896 Third-ave Thursday
night. They threatened vengeance against the pro
prietor, and going outside one of the men threw a
large paving through the platc-glass window
They were arrested, and at the Harlem Police Court
the Island in default of $500 bail each.
The Board of Estimate and Appor i, nment YES
terday authorized the issue of 800 900 assessment
eys, $956 OF was given to the Home for Fallen and
Eriendless Girls, and 81, 800 to the West Side Re-
I've used solely in conveying sick children TO the
seashore. No p!rt Of it can be used for building
purposes or Tor the payment of salaries.
EXTENDING ITS FACILITIES
Some of the stockholders of the Mutual District
Telegraph Company desire to increase the capItaI
stock Of the company for the purpose of cquipping
il for more extended activity. folders of fhirfS
per cent of the stock united time ago in n cali
for special meeting of stockholders looking to that
end. The meeting was to he held Yesterday but II
was postponed until next Friday in order to accom-
modate several large stockholders who are absent
from me city, The saptal stock of the company is
$250O0O.
BROOKLYN
The Odd Regiment Band VIII play in Prospect
Park from to u y. Ill.
Chief Engineer John Y. Culver saws Prospect Park
has been better patronized by picnic parties this
year than ever before.
Inc heoVy iron Orders nave come and being
placed in position oyer York st., between the two
sections of the East River Bridge
The number of dog licenses issued during the
year thus far is $3.50 against 5000 last year. They
have brought the city S11 ,O43 90.
Paul Ryan. of No. IL Froutman-st was arrested
yes erday, and sent 10 Jail for twentynine DAYS bv
Jus ice Fisher for stealing his fathers silver watch
When Bernard Corners, of No. 147 Wallabont-st
called at the house of his son John, No. 4S Walla-
bout-st, and lay down the Sofa John struck his
father on the head with a brick. He was arrested
The complaint against Nelson Barnett by James
McChesney, of Clinton-st. and Atlantic-ave of at
tempting to blow him up with dynamite, last spring,
was dismissed yesterday by Justice Walsh as the
complainant did not appear.
Andrew Kiefier, South Jamaica farmer was
taken before United States Commissioner Allen yes
terday and held for examination but released on
his own rccognizancc for alleged violation of the
internal revenue laws i'll keeping an illicit still.
Frederick and John Albrecht and Andrew Nc
Mahon Thursday robbed Grace Church in Conselyea-
act The brothers yesterday were held for the Grand
Jury. and McMahons examination was postponed.
Complaint is made of the neglect of the garbage
contractors to fulfil their contracts and household
from their doors. 1t is stated that tue contract il
sub-et to persons who select only the " cleanestn
garbage, which they utilize.
Henry Wilson, alias LOOMS, charged by Anna
Augusta Eckert with marrying her while he had
ano her wife living, was taken yesterday before
Justice Fisher. AS the first wife was still missi ~
and as the Justice was satisfied that she could not
be compelled to ties ify against her husband in any
event, he dismissed the
Mrs. Katrina Eroehn, of No. 80 Taylor-st who
was accused by her husband with clipping with n
boarder, John Hubs, appeared yesterday with Hubs
in Justice Kenna's court; and obtained her husbands
arrest for threatening her life She says Eroehn has
been drinking hard for months and uuarreled
with her daily, threatening her life and that of
Hubs. She finally left HIM and went to a brothers
in New~York. She saw Hubbs at the sugar retincrv
and obtained what he owed her for board, but did