New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-04
NETWORK CITY.

block of fats lately erected near the East River
mPPt1oWn, bears the scarcely attractive name of
Margaret Keefe three years DID, fell out of a third
story window of No. SO Westinghouse, yesterday
and was killed by the fall
Edward Swartz age nineteen, of Vast Thirty,
ing at the foot of West Seventy second-st yestcr-
day. His body was recovered.
PREPARING FOR A STRIKE
ne ornamental confectOners held meeting yes
terday at No. % Stanton-st. to complete arrange
ments for the strike which will be made for higher
wages A number of the employers have already
acceded to their demands
SHOOTING HIMSELF IN THE HEART.
ro RndoIph M1hienhardt, German twsnty-nine
with a.revOlver last evening at his boarding house.
No. IA Marionst The last bullet passed through his
ing from complication of bodily disorders for
eral months and 1T was supposed that he had be-
come insane.
UNWILLING OF AN ARTISTS MONUMENT.
The unyeiling of the monument of the artist and
teacher, Ernst Passman took place yesterday morn
ing at Woodlawn Cemetery. The ceremony was
other other societies Philip Betz delivered the Grafton
The monument is a plain marble shaft, with pc;
by hfe-slze bronze bust of the artist
~, MANHATTAN ATHLETIC CLUB GAMES.
The most Important and attractive on the athletic
games TO be gwen to-day will be those of the Man.
hatta Athletic Club on its grounds at Eighth-ave.
and Fiftysixth-st. Myers, the pride OF this excel
members by his brilliant success in England Satur-
day, when he beat the best amateur record. He is
the most remarkable amateur runner living
BROOKLYN.
Patrick Ryan, of Troy, the prize-fighter while on
the ferryboat Baltic, going from the foot of Hamil
ton-ave. to New-York, Saturday night was stabbed
in a quarrel by Patrick Dwyer. The knife entered
the groin, causing a severe wound.
When Gilbert Young, of No. 1893 Pacifc-st
whose FAMILY is In the country went to his home
Saturday he found that some person had entered
the house and had packed up many valuable ar
ticles for removal. Nothing was missing.
The body of man was found in the Narrows yes
undershirt and white drawers and wore congress
CATERS. Papers We're found in his pocket bearing
the name Marks Mantle, coach or stage driver
The funeral of the late Ephrain j. Whitlock
of No. 1856 Westinghouse took place in
Plymouth Church, yesterday at 3 p. IN.
Mr.. Beechcr conducted the services and spoke
highly of Mr.. Whitlock's successful work for the
public school system OF Brooklyn.
Two eases of starvation came TO the knowledge of
the police yesterday. Caroline Robertson, age for
ty-scven of No. 266 North Seventh-st.. was found
was removed TO 81. GATHERINGS Hospital to receive
medical attention. Gultord Johnson aye sixty,
OF NO. io3 schenectady,avc., wa; found in need of
the Commissioners of Charities and Correction aud
sent to the County AlmShouse.
NEW-JERSEY.
PArERsoS.--Andrew Mcmillan an old man. was
overcome by the heat in Market-st yesterday after
noon. lie was removed to his home, No. Bank-st
HIS recovery is doubtful.
WAsHINGToN.-Danicl F. Beatty, the Mayor of
the town, and the extensive organ manufacturers
has purchased twenty-five tickets for the Presbyte-
ran Church cXcursi ion to Manhattan Beach July ~,
which he gives to the poor.
HUDSON RIVER TOWNS
MOUNT VERNON. - The Roman Catholic
Church of the Sacred Heart, at Mount Vernon. was
consecrated, yesterday by Cardinal McClosSey, as
sisted by "A large number of Catholic clergyIncn of
this city and Wcstchcster County.