New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-19
NETWORK CITY.

NETWORK CITY
The slow turning of the draw of Harlem Bridge is
| again cause of complaint uptown.
| , The workers on the wrecked frioate Hussar. at
Port Norris are still sanguine OF 'u"0ess.
E. r. Livernore. of the Produce Exchange has
received subscriptions from members in aid OF the
MICHIGAN sufferers. to the amount of 1927.
The Pastors Association resumes it's weekly meet
lngs at the Fourth Avenue Church in Twenty-scc-
ond-st:. at ~ o'clock to-day. Subject: Vacation
| Experiences.
KILLED by A. FALL FROM 4 FoURTH-sToRY WINDOW.
Michael Sullivan. age tifty-thr, e, who lived in the
| tenement house No. ,531 Third-ave., fell from
| fourth-Story window of the building yesterday
morning, and was killed.
| THE DINNER TO PRESIDENT WHITE.
White by the New York Association of Cornell Uni
at the Westminster Hotel, Before the dinner
meeting of the Assertion will be held for the cleo
ton of officers T the ensuing year
DEATH or r NAGLE.
The death of p. L. Maggie twcntv-sx. well
known among newspaper men in this city an
occurred at his home at Eiehtv-thrtl-st and
| Fourth-avc., suddenly, on Saturday all! is much
regretted by many friends
BROOKLYN
| Unnuzzled dogs are at las free to wander where
they pIcase without fear Of the ioG-catchers; Since
june Is, 5,313 dogs have been licensed in the city,
placing III the treasury over $1,000
| The Rev. Alfred J. Hutton BEGAN the pastorate
o. the Reformed Church on the Heights, in Pierre
the Rev Dr. s. S cSe who resigned ign iS? ycar ago
to accept q pu pit in Buffalo; Mr.. Hutton cones
| from the Presbyterian Church i'll Cortland, N Y.
His salary in BrooFlyn is $1,000.
Two colorcd men were fighting on Saturday night
| in club room az Fleets. and Iludson-avc. James
tempted to separate Them. Ono Of the men, John
Maher, of No 1870 Navyst., fell on Hess with bill
a lar enc and after nos9s II, him down bit his
cared for at the Cumberland Street Hospital
John Clingham. Of No. APP South Fourth-st. and
n "a III tp a Ippl IN tbn Wpn-
about Basin. late on Saturday nirht. and Sheetz
e d t1 y"s'ri M t. 20 TO ms home near by
| cry for help and, turning, him struggling in
the water As ClinCham could not SWIM, Shectz
sprang INTO the water t. assist him. After catching
! hold at the drowning man Shcez compelled to
let 90 to save himself and CliuGham sank. His
body was not recovered. He leaves a wife and
child.
NEWARK.
Several young men emerge from n cror,hop in
Chatham-st, carly vrster lay morning aud being
noisy policeman told Them to on. Oue If
the party drew n revolver AMI discharged a shot.
He was promptly colnrcd Ivy the policeman. At
the station he gave the name of Willis Frost of No
50 ParkhurS-st.
Several pastors in their sermons yesterday made
references to the memorial recently drawn M by
the Citizens Protective Association TO be presented
(" tho Constitutional Commission, in which de
Wann rs MAJ" Tor Inc repeal "l the sunday laws ana
Brody. of the Central Methodist Episcopal Church.
preached on the subject of the memorial last even
The Goth New-Yorl Volunteer Regiment held a
Trnnlon on Saturday night at Kraemers Hall in
Waris. 10 celebrate the anniversary Of the battle
of Antctam, in which the regiment was engaged
were present from New .Yurk Orange and Nnworl
II was reported that thirty members had died during
the year. Addresses made by Charles Muen-
Ster, the president, and Others, and dinner
served.
A Central Relief Association for the collection Of
money in aid of the Michigan sufferers has been
70 med; with Eugene Sccgcr as president; The sum
of $500 has already been Subscribed. The Newark
Bakcrs's Union has decided to give concer In aid
Of the fund. On Saturday night. Northern Lodge,
Knights o. Honor. contributed 500. The men con
nected with the Second Police Precinct have APP
pointed a committee to collect money. food and
clothing, which the Erie Railroad will forward free
NEw-JERSEY
HoBoKEN.-A drove of twenty Texan steers broke
away saturday evening while being driven from
the abattoir through Grovc-st., and ran wildly in
different directions creating great commotion, but
iniurng no one. One of them leapcl over a high
board fence into Kamcua's coal yard and was
caught. subsequently the entire drove was recap
turcd.
PAssAIC-There are few new Developments regard
ing the supposed sulcide of the man al Rrttingcrs
Hotel, Passaic. The buttons his rouser- hcar
the name of Ncw-York tailor. and IT is Thought
that this may lead to fixing his identity The man
was buried on Saturdy The autopsy ordered bv
the Coroner was not held however as the doctors IN
Passac were nearly all absent. The unor that The
stranger had quarrel with man Of bad character
is not authenticated
LONG ISLAND.
HUNTERs PoINr-Pool selling, faro and rouge ct
noir had full swing at Hunters Point at Satur,lav
The rooms were crowded from early in the morning
until evening.
FLUsnING.-Pursuant to an order of JUDGE Gil
bert, Receiver Messenger began the running of
trans far rs Bay Side the North Shore Rail
road saturday evening
PATCHoGUE-The cranberry crop on Long Island
this season promises well, the berries being large
and of good quality. The owners of cranberry
marshes viii begin picking to-day.
SrRINGFELD.-FrancisS tult of Springfield mr..
chased horse few days ago from the Third
Avenue Railroad Company. The animal was war.
ranted to be kind and true and not afraid of the
steam cars. Yesterday afternoon Stuff harncssrd
his new purchase to- a light wagon, and, with his
son, eleven years Of age, st red for drive As
he reached the railroad crossing the horse took
fright ut m approaching train became unnauoge-
ana demolishing the wagon. The boys ri ght arm
and leg were broken, ana Stuff was badly Injured
The horse ran INTO n ditch, and falling broke both
foie-lcgs and was shot To end his misery
STATEN ISLAND.
ToMPKINSvILLE.-A large number of mechanics
and iaborers III the Lighthouse Depart mcut ot
TOM kInsvle has been DISCHARGED.
NEW BRIGHToN.-Dr Van Rensselaer, who was
recently appointed a member of the Now Briphto
Board OF Health has informed the village trustees
that he cannot accept the appointment
CASTLETON.-Ihe counsel for the Excise RoorJ
of Castlcton has begun suit to recover penalties
against many lIquur-scers Of the town who have
violated the law III selling without license
CLFrON.--Onc steamship and six large souore-
rugged vessels were NJ anchor yesterday on the ITn
per Quarantine grounds oil of Robins Rect dis
charging their cargoes from southern ports into
lighters.
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