New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-17
NETWORK CITY.

Breroor House-Bcnjamin p ncy Of Boston
NETWORK CITY
"Mrs. J. H., jr.," sends So for the Seaside San
itarium.
The body of man found in the East River
yesterday. 1t was much decomposed and could not
be identified
The police asked yesterday to look ont for
two runaway boys from Pttsield. Mass, Henry
Lmdington age thirteen. and lad of sixteen named
Williams.
DEATH FROM LoCKJAw
Mary Hrssahlc, age thirteen, recently fell from
hurt her foot. LockJaw set i'll and on August Ii
she died.
SALE or REAL ESTATE
The sale of the Grand Circle" at Ff.y-ninth-st.
and Eightl-ave. TO Broadway tive LOTS. by II. f.
Russell to George Ehrct for $l62, 800, was recorded
yesterday.
FIVE YEARS FOR ASsAuLTING A POLICEMAN.
Recorder Smvth Yesterday sentenced to a term of
five years in the State Prison John Clifford who
July - made an assault with n knife on Police
man John Ryan of the Twenty-cighth Precinct.
QUESTION OF BAH.
issued a ordc co 70 the nd strct
Attorney to show cause Why bail for Seah T. CARL,
now in ludlow Street ,'3i on charge of negotia
ting stolen bonds, shcu'd not be accepted.
MAILS FROM TIE FAR EAST
Postmaster = arson has been informed bv tele-
Francisco, having mails due in this city for early
morning delivery ON Sa urday from Hong Kong.
July 8, Shanghai, July 10, and Yokohoma, July %.
FOUND DEAD IN AN ALLEY.
The body of a dead man was found, Yesterday
morning, in an alley at No. 145 Elzabet-st. 1t was
steamship Savannah Thore were no marks of vio-
lencc upon it. Coroner Ellinger will hold in
quest.
NEW MISSISSIPPI COTTON.
The first bale of the new crop of Mississippi cot
ton, weighing $50 pounds and grading Z" good
middlinG," was sold in front of the Cotton Ex-
| change yesterday. After spirited contest in bid
ding it was bought by II. g. O'IIara, at 10 cents a
pound, or $50 80 for the bale.
CHARGED WITH sTABBING TWO MEN
George hopper age twenty, of No. 13S Essex-st.,
was ,rrsigned Yesterday in the Essex Market Police
Second-avc., and Thomas Gallagher, of No 124
Eldrcdge,st., Monday night. hopper was remanded
| is dangerous and Gallaghers is slight.
DROWNED FROM A SOUND STEAMBOAT
An Unknown Engilsiman who was passenger on
| Conn. to New-York, fell overheard when the
steamer was off Brockway, in the Sound, yesterday
| morning. Search was made for the body, hut it
| no found. The man is described being about
| fifty years old, OF medium height and dressed in
| dark clothes
NOT ABLE TO CONVICT A CIINAMAN
Thorn Sing, the Chinese laundryman who was ar
rested Saturday for dscharging revolver at his
| the Essex Market Police Court yesterday. The
testimony against him was deemed insufficient by
| Justice Power and he was discharged. He left the
| courtroom accompanied by several of his country
| men and his Christian schoo-teacher
| sTABBING a GATE KEEPER.
| William Avcns All engineer of No. l51 Imlay-st.,
| Brooklyn endeavored to force his way through the
gate at Hamilton Ferry Monday, and in the altcrca-
| n knife in the face and head in several places.
AAyens was arrested and was taken before Justice
| Flammer AT the Tombs Police Court. lie was COM
| mittcd for trial i'll default of $500 bail
| MIR. BELLS COMPLIMENT TO THE BROADWAY SQUAD.
| A complimentary dinner was given yesterday
| noon to the down town section of the Broadway
squad of police by Isaac Bell the vce-president of
the Old Dominion Steamship Company. The place
of the squad present Mr. Bill was on hand to see
| that the wants of his guests were supplied.
A
William Mcehan. age forty,two. OF No, "a Oak st,
| Greenpont, was arrested Monday at No. 457 East
| McNci, of No. 1913 West-st., with butchers
ceaver inlcting a wound on his head seven inches
been since then in a critical condition ut the New
York Hospital. Meehan was committed for exam
| nation
| BEATEN BY A DRUNKEN HUSBAND
Mrs. Mary Eastburn Of No. 20 East Ninety first
ST.. appeared before Jusce Patterson, IN the IIar-
lem Police Court, Yesterday, as complainant against
| her husband, charging him with assault and bat
| terry. Monday Eastburn went to his home drunk,
and dragging his wife, who had two days previously
| given birth to an infant, from her bed, beat and
kicked her numerically. Eastbnrn was committed,
| in default OF $1,000 ball. to answer.
| DISCHARGED AT MS FATHERS REQUEST
| John Ward. age twenty-five, of No. 252 West
Tweny-ninth,st ST., the young man who robbed his
sick mother of $3.50 and squandered large part of
it, arraigned yesterday before Justice Powers,
at the Jefferson Market Police Court. Charles
| Ward tho young mans father, who had made the
| charge against his son and had him arrested in
court and asked to be allowed to withdraw the COM
| was discharged
| ARRANGING A DINNER TO PRESIDENT WHITE.
| meeting of the Executive Committee of the
| Cornell Alumni Association of New-York and vi
cinity held Yesterday afternoon at No. 30 Will
| iam-st Committees were appointed to make the
necessary arrangements for dinner to be given to
| President White on his arrival from Germany early
| in September. President White will sail for Amer
| lea on the steamer Elbe August 25 Another meet
| ing of the Executive Committee will be held next
Tuesday, when definite arrangements for the dinner
| will bo made.
| HELPING THEIR CHILDREN IN A FIGHT.
Mrs. Anna Zcremcr and George Walter occupy
| the mother of a little boy and Walter has II little
| daught T.. Monday the children engaged in a fight
| and the boy was getting decidedly the worst OF the
battle, when his mother appe red and undertook to
chastse his opponent. Walter arrived Just then
armed with n wooden mallet, with which he struck
Mrs Zeremer two heavy blows on the head. Walter
was arrested, and III the Yorkvie Police Court YES.
day was held III $500 bail for trial by Justice Muir
ray.
FREE FIGHT AT A PICNIC.
Thomas Fitzgerald Of No. 2;5S East Twentieth
ST., George Dwyer, of NJ. 317 East lhirty-ninth- st
and Francis Murphy, of No. Centre Market-placc
were arraigned before Justice Murray at the York
VILE Police Court yesterday, charged with being tn,
principals in n free fight hat occurred at a pcni,
given by the Ivy Club, of the Fourteenth Ward n
were used weapons and several persons wer,
hurt: Dwyer was discharged. Murphy and Fitz
| keep the peace
| ROUGHLY HANDLED FOR CARRYING A REVOLVER
| At the TOmbs Police Court, yesterday afternoon
Policeman Farley of the Fifth Precinct, arraigne,
before Justice Flamner, on the complaint of Eugcn,
| Murray, of No. 13 Vestry-st., Il longshorenan An
ton Soransen, age forty-two, Norwegian, OF No
| IA Laight-st, for feoniously assaulting Murray a
North Moore and Washington-sts.. dscharging a
him one barrel of revolver. Soranscn was at
tackled by several 'longshorcmen, after firing the
| volver, and it was taken from him. He was strucl
| on the back of the head with cotton hook an,
roughly handled generally. In separating the com
batants the policeman was obliged to use his club
/ and NIpra g,t IN thn han Snpa