New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-09
NETWORK CITY.


COMPLAINT is made that the Mott Haven Canal IL
not deep enough. Canal boats often get stuck III
the mud.
The exterior Of the new building for the Mqnhat-
tan Eve and Ear Hospital at Iark-aNe. anu torty-
frst-st Is completed.
Fifty-fve floor beams have been placed in position
on the New York side Of the East River Bridge ana
ffty-four have been put up on the brooklyn SIDE
INJURfD BY Az UNKNOWN BOY.
Mary Bradley eleven years old, while playing yes
terlay on the sidewalk in front OF her home, No;
800 CherTy-st., was struck on the head ana lmuIeu
seriously by a brick thrown by an unknown boy
who escaped. She was attended by police sur
geon at Ecr home.
A MISSING IMMIGRANT.
w. G. Norman. German, who arrived IN tins cry
Friday and had in his possession consideraDie
sum OF money, was missed by his friends saturday,
and although search was made for him, he was not
found. Yesterday his friends visited Police Head
0uarters fearing that the man had fallen IN with
thieves. The police records furnished no trace OF
him. 49,. -. ...
Thomas O'DOnne newsbOy, eleven years old.
whose home is NJ No. - Hanilton-st., fell asleep
about o'clock Yesterday morning while warming
himself on the grating OF q mnnhole NJ fark row
aud Beckman-st. A wagon passed along ana ran
over him breaking two Of his ribs and hrlisng him
seriously He was taken TO the Chambers Street
HE1D TO AWAIT THE RESULT.
At the Toinbs Police Court yesterday, before JUS
tice Otterhourg Detectives Mulyey and llag2erty
arTaigned jeremiah Crowley, a longshorcman. OF
No. 81 Westinghouse, for assuming Thomas
Haynes, another ,longshnpInan' at Pier Mob North
River on Saturday with cart rung. Haynes Is
now in an unconscious condition ~ HIS house, No.
30 Greenwich-st Crowley was held 10 await the
result of his injuries without ball.
BROOKLYN.
The Rev. Walter r. Griffin was formally installed
n pastor Of the Bedford Reformed Church. in
BROOKLYN, last evening by the South Chassis OF
Long Island.
Workmen are laying the rails. Of new surface
road in Atlantc-avc. above Hfth-aye. IL will run
from kouth Ferry through AflAuflc-aVp. " aSiilug
ton-ave. and Butler-st. To NOsrand-ave.
The anniversary sermon Of the Prcsby tcran Board
of Foreign Missions vas preached yesterday IN the
FIRST frrsbytcnnn hTch'i III henrE11S' 10y the kew
DIR. Arthur Mitchell. of Cleveland Ohio
newly born female child was found, neatly
wrapped up and placed m a basket IN vacant lot
NJ Putnam and Red-aycs. II was taken 10 the
Ninth Sub Precinct Police Station and thence trans
ferred 10 the care of the City Nurse.
ST. Stephens Protestant Episcopal Church, at
JefIerson-st aud Patchen-ave.. was entered by
thieves yesterday morning. They broke open the
rear basement door and stole twenty-five yards Of
carpeting. The thieves are supposed 10 belong 10
the same gang ~ those who recently lausackcd the
Conversational Church IN Parkville. IN the town of
Flatbush, and the NcwIots Reformed Church, car
rying away carpets, Bibles aud hylnn-books.
No trace of Daniel F. Mccullough, who LEFT his
home, No. 81 Skimau-st.. Wednesday, April y.
saving hc was going tO meet q friend ia Prospect
Park. has been found. His father now offers q re-
ward of $500 for any information concerning him.
The following description Of him Is gwen: Age,
eighteen height, feet inches light complexion,
blue eyes and brown hair dressed when last seen
in q black diagonal suit black Derby bot aud but
toned shoes, AMI caryinga watch No. 1866, ana
German grammar.
LONG ISLAND.
LONG. ISLAND CrTY.-By order Of the postmaster-
General the Long Island City Post Office, on and
after June !, viii be- q iuoney-oTdcr nlhce.
HUNr1NGrON.-Era Oakley, who died recently 10
Huntington bequeIfhcd 10 the West Hills Mriho-
dist Church -, 900 insurance policy on his life.
HEMPsrEAD.-Thc army worm and Colorado
beetle potato bug have Appeared ii large numbers
in both Queens and Suffolk Counties. The army
worm Is found mostly in spinach and sprout beds.
RoslYN-William VI. Seaman, Of Roslyn having
courted two girls, has been arrested on complaints
lodged by each Of them and held for tho grand jury
Each woman claims that hc promised 10 marry her
He cannot marry both. and neither Is willing 10
linQush her night to him.
STATEN ISLAND.
STAPLEToN.-The body Of an unknown man was
picked up yesterday in the water near the sh0r AZ
staplctOn. Iie appeared 10 be- German. about
iifty-hye years of age. with gray hair and full
beard cut short five feet seven inches in height
and was dressed in darn diagonal -uit. In The
pockets were a hurk6kin purse and some keys and
small trinkcts. The body bad been IN the water
only very short time. Coroner Lea had u removed
20 the Stapleton MorRu".
NEW JERSEY
HOBOKFN.-Mrs Mary Kealcy, who was charged
with stealing SiO5 from the room Of Mary stevens
at No. los Wilow-st. was arrested yesterday upon
a capas issued by judge Garrctson ana was sent 10
the County Jail to await trial
JERSEY CITY.
case Of smallpox at No. 80 Plyrnouth-st. was rc-
ported to the police authorities Yesterday.
Cornelius Tuers. living az No. 473 Ferry-st
Newark. was robbed of a valuable gold watch. chain
and locket while asleep in the depot of the Pcnnsy
vania Railroad az a. ~. Yesterday.
NEWARK.
Archbishop Conigan. assisted by MonsiRnor
Doanc and other priests dedicated yesterday the
new edilce Of the - Aloysus Roman Catholic
Church az Freeman and Bowcr-sts. There was
very large attendance. Tie sermon was preached
by Bishop Gross ofSayannah.
Adam Hilmstacdtor a wood turner age forty-sY
took his wife and children 10 kilan Jubcrt's Park
Yesterday afternoon lie apparently In good
health A he was in the act OF drinking glass Of
beer he suddenly fell over and expired from heart
disease.