New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-21

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NETWORK CITY
The steamship Egyptian Monarch brought 40
emigrants yesterday,
An eccentric man in Broadway wears n very small
hat and has his coat wrong side out and huttOned up
The back.
The Coroner was called Yesterday to hold an in
guest on David McGraw who died in the Roosevelt
dent.
n, The body Of drowned man; supposed to be
terday in the Harlem River ut One hundred and
seventeenth-st.
NOVEL USE OF WHITE LEAD
Fanny Martens, age q. swallowed quantity of
white lead yesterday, at No. 70 James-sp, with the
intention of committing suicide. She was taken to
the Chambers Street Hospital.
BADLY HURT by HORSES KICK.
John Mctlnnls, age sixteen, of No. 500 West
Thrty-ninth-st., was kicked by horse in Forty
ilrst-st yesterday While playing ball. and severely
injured lie was taken to the Roosevelt Hospital
AN AssIGNEEs SCHEDULE
The schedule filed yesterday by Louis Steiner the
assignee OF William Q. Kinney and Max &. Plat,
shows that the liabilities OF the firm are Sol 10 -
$40 II. f'
FINED FOR VIOLATING THE NEW ORDINANCE
inson, age sixteen was taken before Justice Otter
honrg Yesterday in the Tonbs Police Court for
wicb-st. He was fined 81.
THE RESULT OF STEALING A RIDE.
Michael hcardon, Of No. 80 West Thirty seventh
ST.. attempted TO steal ride a freight train at
West and West rcnthsts yesterday lie fell off and
was run over One hand and one foot were badly
crushed. He was taken to st. Vnccnt's Hospital.
TUE LEXINGTON-AvENUE ROBBERY
The ponce are bnsily N work on the Lexington
ave- highway robbery. Inspector Byrncs held a
bins and Ryan. The latter admitted that develop
ments of interest might be expected before long.
The movements of the police are kept very secret.
SEVENTH WARD LAND LEAGUE.
The Seventh Ward Branch of the Irish National
Land League heid~l business meeting last evening
a. No. e., us Madison-st. Final arrangements were
81 The treasurer reported that $500 had been for
warded to Ireland. This money is used to carry on
until they get back their holdings.
SUIT AGAINST A STEAMSHIP.
~ suit was begun yesterday in the United States
District Court by the Government against the
steamship Saratoga, of Wards Havana line to re-
cover SioO duties and pc'alies for importing $500
cigars and 600 packages of cigarettes which we're
not entered on the manifest These are the cigars
and cigarettes which the smugglers abandoned on
Ridge, July $.
UNSUCCESSFUL ATTEMPT TO ESCAPE
Mary Stager age twenty, and Mary Boumer age
twenty three, two inmates Of the MaGdacn Asylum,
at Eighty-eighthst and Fifth-avc were sent Tues
day afternoon to carry shes from the house to the
receptacles IN the sidewalk. As soon as they reached
mp Ffth-ave policeman pursued the Young
women and captured Them after a chase of a few
blocks. At the Harlem Police Court Yesterday
Justice Gardner rccommlttcd them to the Asylum.
STEALING A HORSE AND WAGON.
A horse and wagon belonging to Henry Brock
evening IN HreenwIch-st. in the absence of the
driver. AT an early hour yesterday morning Police
man McGlnn arrested in Baxter-st. George Kncibert,
Of No. lo7 ,Aycnue,A William Bourbons of No.
lGli2 Second st. and John Mack of No. lG2 Essex
st; They had IN their possession horse aud wagon
which Brockhanser identified az his property. The
prisoners were held by Justice Otcrbourg yesterday
at the Tombs in default of $1,000 bail
WOMAN swINpLED BY 4 cLrRIcM-LooKING MAN.
planned 70 the police yesterday that she had been
swmdlcd out Of $40 by we'll dressed man who re-
tions on her voyage from Providence the steam
ship Electra. He escorted her to the Astor House
on the arrival of the boat in this city, and then sud
denly remembered that he, wanted to make a pur-
chase that put him in need of $50. He had only
check for $500. The woman advanced the $50 and
received the check security. 1t proved TO be a
forgery, of course.
RoBBING a SLEEPING MAN.
Joseph Moor while asleep on III" stoop of his
robbed of his gold watch and chain, a seal ring and
a gold key, IA all valued at $40 Michael lag
driver was arrested on suspicion. He confessed his
guilt. and sad that he was intoxicated at the time
Sipp twcnty-ono years of age, of No. 80 Olivcr-st
Slpp was arrested, and the watch. chain seal and
key were recovered IN a pawnshop. Both prisoners
day i'll default OF ~ 900 bail each.
CAPTURE OF A mGHwAYMAN
w hle owen Murphy was passing through West
West Fiity-Sixth-St., about o'clock yesterday
morning he was approached by two Young men, ono
of whom ked him down, while the other robbed
him OF his gold watch and chain They then ran
away in different directions, the man that took the
watch being cioscy pursued by Murphy. Police
man Gilllgan joined in the chase, and overlook the
man at Fitty-tif ST. and Tenth-ave. The watch
and chain were afterward recovered Fifty
tourh-St., where the thief had dropped them in his
light Wher taken 70 the stationhOnsc the prisoner
gave his naI:lo a. John ONcil of No. no Tenth
ave. His companion escaped He was held by
Justice WandcO nj the Fifty-scvcnth street Police
Court yesterday III default of 81, 900 bail.
BROOKLYN.
The body of a female child about six months Old
was found IN the East River near the public bath at
the foot of North Sixth-st., yesterday.
The streets in the ncghborhood of the Yorl,-st
entrance to the Navy Yard are in filthy condition.
being full of dccaying garbage and other offensive
matter.
Miss Marian Hall has been held to await the ac
her brother to stab John f.. Clark. in front of his
house in Hancock ST., week before last
A motion to confirm the referees report in the sut
for absolute divorce brought by Clara NJ. Atwatcr
against John III. MwatcE has been denied by judge
Cullen on the ground that the evidence is INSULT
Gent
Louis Froelich, of No. 7 Willoughby-st against
whom suit for Islander was begun Thursday by
John Bray, was arrested on the same day upon n
charge of placing pistol to Brays head and threat
enng to blow his brains cut. He was held in $500
bonds for examination Saturday.
John Burns. the Brooky YIN junISman who mvstcri-
ouSly disappeared from his wagon Staten Island
ferryboat Monday, and who it supposed had
been drowned, was found yesterday by Sergeant
Fnncrty, of the Staten Island police in his shop i'm
Brooklyn, helplessy drunk, aud two large dogs
watching over him.
Lottc Smith, colored, age twenty died Yesterday at
the Homeopathic Hospital in Cunberand from