New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-19
NETWORK CITY.

~ The co hing Of drowned at the foot of East
LOUIS Harp, OF No. Al East Forty-frst-st His body
was not recovered.
oHGANIzING POLICE FORCE IN GUATEMALA
Dril-Scrgcant Pratt has accepted an offer 10 60 TO
of 2?O men on the NewYork plan. The equipments
OF the men are TO be sent from this city The uui-
form resembles that of the New-YOr policemen.
~ RESULT OF CARELESS DRIVING
little Italian boy named Richard Vech whose
nonG IS at NO. 40 NroSby-s, was run over by OF
l)ondS express wagons, ut Broadway and Sprjnr-
was badly bruised about the BODY The driver of
TIC wagon was arrested.
A FARMER WHO LIVED TO A GOOD OLD AGE.
80 ne death or Lantz l'rannigan, farmer at No
Az west lhirty-sccond-st. at the of 100 years
was reported ut the Bureau of Vital Statistics YES
tsr'lay. Chronic bronchitis was the cause of death
tn1ianniean had bcen twelve years III this country
lie was Il native OF Ireland.
HOW SOME PUBLIC OFFICrRS SPEND TrfrJp TIME
folce Coniinissi Dncr Matthew'S is still very i'll
from an affection of the heart. Commissioner Mason
tine between Albany. sag IIarbor and Concy Island
G'inmlSsi"ner Nichols alone goes to healIulartcrs
August.
, MIR. vANDERBuTs OFFER
g. william H. Vanderbilt has offered to bear two
tr' OF the cost of suitable buildings for the csiab-
lishmcnt of a female college at Nashville provided
the trustees of Vanderbilt University raise The other
third; The cost of the undertaking is estimated at
$ooooo HI" Kew. George Price. il is reported will
pletcd.
KEEPING a DrsoRDrRLY HOUSE.
q, ,he i"inns roce Court ycsteriay afternoon
raigncd by Officer Lcarv, of the Fourth Precinct
for keeping Il diSnrderly house at No 81 Oliver-st
the resort of vicious characters several rnSnrrf
able men doing business in the neighborhood an
pcaIed {" sustain the complaint against O'Inunor
ana he was required to furnish bonds in 1900 to
answer.
BURIED n, TIE RUINS.
part Of the roof Of Fulton Market which is being
torn down Tell IN shortly before noon yesterday
burying three men in the ruins. John Roth of No
2I last h,onsionIs was injured seriously. No
street Hospital, where he carried feared thai
ne had suffered internal injuries. The contractors
state that the building is rotten that the work of
tearing 1t down Is attended with danger
EUNoR ABOUT DIR. NAGLr
IT was rnH3 2; Yesterday that Dr. John T. Nagle
ment. who has been spending several days at
Oceanic, ~ J., was caught in a squan While ont
qTy at DR. % %as o a" No. OH Wes Sa 09
ST., last evening, il was learned that no word al
suc an accident had been received by his friends
As inc report could not III any way be conf rncd il
~ believed that 1t was entirely without foundation
BROOKLYN.
The deaths from diphtheria last week were I2 in
number, and from scarlet fever also p
MARY G. Bowers, age eighteen months. of Fifty
thirl,st and Iifth-avc., fell from a Nottingham 10
the floor Saturday and fractured her skull Sic
died the following day.
Henry Meyer and Henry Naedhng were sentenced
yesterday by justice Gcrium, of East New York To
six months imprisonment each for stealing the wirc
frames on which floral decorations are made from
graves IN the EvcrRTecns Cemetery.
Officer McDonough, of the Second. Precinct was
With GT' H"p ,G cf T@ and p " 'Ine; M@aTLy whom
resting yesterday afternoon for entering a Euuor
store at No. Il AdamS-st aud assaulting Mrs. Rose
wife of the proprietor.
George Dixon, age thirty-fvc, Of No. 1913 Leonard
st.. while walking on the track of the Manhattan
Beach Railroad IN Metropolitan-aye. yesterday al
tive .nginc striking him in the back lie was ear
rcd To -. Catharlncs Hospital.
T.. A. Trunk, Of No. 81 Bartlctt-st vns found
form Iar,o in,
ing suts OF clothing intrusted 10 him by Sykes X
E Co., OF No: fa1 BroadTTay NewYork 10 malac
creating the offence which was passed for the bro
lection OF clothicIs
tenant Henry G. Hunter, T. ). n. died June 10. on
board the United States ship Alert at YokoLnm,
}"Pnn of malarlal GGyer tie was son oteNMyor
children in as many months. Lieutenant Hunter
was about thirty-cight years old.
James A: Allen was found guilty of feonious as
SAUL IN the Court OF Sessions Yesterday On the
night of June % while Allen. in company with a
friend and two women, was walking IN Flushing
ave-, Il quarrol arose owing TO some words uttered
by some men standing on corner and Allen shot
maudcd for sentence.
A coorcd woman, who calls herself Clara
Adophus, of No. 80 Lawrence-st. in Il quarrel July
|, violently assaulted Lottc Smith age twenty
also c9lorcd, of the same number. The latter was
SO badly injured that she was removed TO the
homeopathic Hospital, in Cunbcrlandst vcstcr-
Clara Adophus is in custody awaiting the result Of
the injuries inflicted by her.
JERSEY CITY.
Michael Foley, John Evans, John Barnes and
John May stared out for sail Sunday in Il lcaky
yacht, from BraiieyS boat-housc, in Jersey CITY
hen they reached Gutenberg the Yacht cansiycd
and the four young men were thrown into the water
They were rescued with difficulty and taken ashore
Charles Iten, while intSSxcated, Sunday night,
battle in the iiackensack River. He took his son
with him. About two hours later the boy returned
home with his fathers clothing and said that his
father undresSed himself and jumped into the river
and that was the last he saw of him. Item was
fOrtYthrce years old, and leaves wife and several
ldren The river was dragged for the body YES
terday, Dut without success.
NEWARK.
The Newark Savings institution which is in
the hands of the Chancellor, began yesterday
the payment OF 20 per cent dividend to the old de-
positors. This makes so per cent in all that has
been paid. There are assets enough to enable the
bank to pay dollar for dollar
Frcdcrika Ruttingcr was discovered nv Francis
Rebold, of No. 81 Mercerst., i'll the lower part of
her house and acting susyiciously. She procured
FrederikaS ;a arrest; At Police Headquarters the
hand of IL detective. number of articles was
found IN her possession which had been stolen from
MIS-. heib1lds house 1t is believed that she is the
woman Who robbed the house of William Schaon
No. 2lS Marketst. last Friday, when ornaments
worth 5000 were taken.
NEW-JERSEY
HOBoKEN.-Christan Rittleman age thirteen. who
was run over while stealing "a ride ON n Delaware
Lackawanna 81 Western Railroad train died Iasi
evening at st. Marys Hospital
PATERsoN-rhe Washington Temperance Society
met yesterday TO discuss the subject of prosecuting
the liquor dealers OF the city. Resolutions were
passed to the effect that it was not good taste to
assall the liquor traffic long as il was tolerated hv
body OF proiessed Christians and philanthropists
THIS - considered TO be Il truce in the liquor war
and the lquor-dealcrs speak contemptuously of the
temperance people as men who proesso> TO do mora
than they could accomplish.