New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-01
NETWORK CITY.

ties estimated at SSOOOO.
The police of the Fifteenth Precinct killed 1.-TWO two
alleged mad dogs Monday, one one At No 80 West
Fourth-st. and the other at No. 797 Broadway
Alderman Halves announces that the Committee
on Law will meet Saturday next at noon 70 near
arguments on the resolution affecting pawnbrokers
SANITARY INVESTIGATION ORDERED.
An inspection of the building No. 81 East One-
Observation-Disclosures was ordered by the
Board of Heath yesterday. The building was ior-
merly the Unsectarian Home. 1t is to be trans
formed into Lutheran hospital
DEMOCRATIC QUARREL
The Subcommittee of the Committee OF One
Hundred engaged most of last evening in listen
ing to protests against the Legality Of the primary
in the Twenty seventh Election District Of the Ath
Assembly District. Many irregularities were shown
The committee reserved it's decision.
STEALING HIS FATHERS WATCH AND CHAIN.
BENJAMIN Eldridge appeared before Justice Mnr-
raw mt the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday
and charged his sOn. William, age twenty-one, with
having stolen his gold watch and cham valued az
guilt and was held to answer in default OF @l'oOo
bail. ~
letter was received yesterday by the Board OF
Health from the sanitary authorities Of Greenock,
Scotland, asking about the occurrence OF smallpox
and other contagious diseases IN emlgrant steamers
landing at this port. The object Of the inquiry vas
stated to he desire 10 increase precautionary
measures, which At present are 100 loosely OpsrVeu
at Greenock where the Anchor Line steamers depart
HIGHWAY ROBBER ARRESTED.
While bartholomew Ward, of No. North Moore
ST.. was passing Franklin and Hudson-ss., Monday
evening he was approached by two men. one OF
whom grasped his gold watch chain and tore ~
apart in an attempt TO get possession OF gold
watch valued at $50. Detectives togarly anu ha
Handy of the Fifth Precinct, happened TO be III the
street at the time aud caught glimpse Of inc men
running away after Mr.. Ward had been knocked
down They went in pursuit and Rrgt@n no Who
on being nrTaigned before Justice Ottcrbonig YES,
terday at the Tombs, was held in default OF SZoOo
bail. 1,.,,..
Anthony Comstock, agent Of the Society for tho
Suppression Of Vice. arrested twelve policy-dea'rs
yesterday.
Ono hundred and scvcnty-six Of the 452 floor
beams of the East River Bridge are now IN position
The delay in furnishing material still continues
At meeting Of the Central Democratic Associa-
ton at jefferson Hall, Brooklyn. last evening COl-
onel Horatio G.. King gave an addrcss on Dem9crauc
principles HIS subject was why an D'"'0
crat."
I,ndorc Hasbnry. age eleven. Of No: 7 Nassau-st
was arrested yesterday for shooting Mary Mlngrlm
age ten of No. Isl Fulton-st.. with small plst"
The bullet inflicted flesh wound in the night arm
Ii is believed that the girl discharged II carrlessy
Tho thirteen Sunday-scbools in the Greenpoint
norton of BROOKLYN will parade this Afternoon
The route is thruugh Manhattnn-ave. India. Frank
lin Noble and Lorimcr sts TO Nassau-aVe., anu re-
turn In the evening an anniversary meeting willie
held in the Methodist Episcopal Church III MAMMAL
tan-ave.
Mrs. Caroline Mullin. age seventy, OF No. l02
| Eaglc-st attempted 70 make fire burn quickly
Yesterday afternoon 10y pouring Kerosene from can
| upon il. As consequence the can eNplodrd ana
| abe was very severely burned before her son eNuh-
guished the ilamrs by throwing blank"t over her'
| Il il not thought that Mrs. Mulln will recover.
When engine No. ~, drawing rapid transit
| train on the Long Island Railroad. from last New
York 10 Flatbush-avc was approaching the N'hchcA-
| st. crossing in Atantc-ave., at $50 p M, yes.
terday man was seen on inc track III u,a m
| by the engine aud killed. II was astertained that
| he was Anton Bccht, age thlry-t"o' laboTer oi
| East Newt Ork.
4 warrant was issued by Poce-Justicc Walsh
Yesterday for The arrest II Charles \. ByTnc, of
Truth upon the complaint OF W 90: Shanks' chhrH-
! ing Byrnc with malicious libel. lie appeared ID
Court YESTERDAY and his counsel raised the question
| ~ jurisdiction as the alleged hbels were pub
| Ii,hcd in this city and moved 10 dismiss the com
nloint Justice Welsh denied the motion ami al
! iournct determination until Monday. The amount
| of bail was fixed at 81 600.
JERSEY CITY.
David Holland. Of No. II Grcrnc-st., one of the
car inspectors of the P"nnSy wanna kallIo1d' WIZ
caught between two cars yesterday and badly
crushed. .rv.,pp
The deaths in Newark last week were ffty-fve.
against sixty-nInc in the corresponding week Oh last
| year.
The Dime Savings Bank which is in the hands of
! the Chancellor hl~ declared another dividend "l w
per cent tO the old deposlorS.
A lad named Lewis Levi. living nj No. II LIVING
| stnnc.st WAS 50 badly scaldcd 10y falling INTO %
krfflc Of DO ling water Monday that his life Is
| dcspalrcd of.
John Drcxlcr. n Waterman in Gotteb Krucgcrs
hrcwrrv nj u O'Clock last evening attempted Ia az
! inst a belt ON a shaft when his clothing Wa caught
| I'm the machinery. Several employees who were near
seeing his peril ran to HIN ana sr/ed NM 10 pr,-
! vent him from being drawn in 10y the machinery
! while one of them hurried 10 stop the engine De
fore this was done, however, Drcxlers clothing was
torn from his body and he was ~ baly iJur'1 that
he cannot survive. lie IS a married man ana ~ rs
| with his family IN ChaTlcton-st
The clock in the towrrof the First Presbyterian
| Church which prnrr. tiuns of Ncwarks residents
| act their watches hy hrlorc the correct tunr was
| Photographed from Washington daily, stopped Mon
day morning about o'clock. OF late the CLOCK mas
| hcen cratic in lis record of the time. Inc 'lly
timekcrpcr was asked To attend to u, AMI made an
| examinations He found that the wheels were
cloggcd with mass OF wnc hay. grass ana o.i''
| They had flown in through hole IN the diaI' d'S
nesting il to make their nests. The runolsh i',
been slowly carried around by the Wheels nr., !.
| had become tightly wcdgrd among them lh'ic was
| nearly hali-prck of n.
NEW-JERSEY.
UonoKrx.-Iames Kcrriran. Of Monroc-si. was
| drnwned Monday night while Sw INNING ~ the iool
of Si1tli-st. His body has not been recovered
LONG ISLAND.
p,rcuoGVr.-The Rev. T. C. jerome, pastor OF
the congregational Church at Patchognt' mas ZEN
dcrcd his resignation To lahs ric,t IN
,,hicb went ashore nj Eatun's Neck Monday morn,
ing in a dense fog, WAS broken III t"o ana VIII
I'%NTAGNr.-1hc Long Island Fishing Company,
oraa,izrd 10 build iron pier at Napcagne at the
eastern end of the island has completed MS per lol
inu feet i'm the ocean. II il bc extended 100 lcct
further out. When completed the pound nets VIII
he set and the shipments of fish BEGIN. railroad
track will he laid upon the pier for the purpose o
carving fish, such ~ menhadcn TO the factory near
by. The tank boats from the fishing hanks are Ia
sfop at the pier for fish and take them To the New
York markets. - 80. ,,.,
MARINERS HARBOR-A Law and Order society
has been organized in Mariners llarbor for the
purpose of suppressing hquor-Scllng on sundays
| s.,nn nnn IN nEET