New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-27
NETWORK CITY.

ho'cs-Senator C. A. Fowler, Of Kingston n. X
NETWORK CITY.
Pulled sleeves and high rufus are the aesthetic
dresses.
Sashes are tied around the waist with Immense
bow behind.
Early English styles are being imported from
London for autumn dresses.
The Cooper Union Free Reading Room will be
closed for repairs during August and reopened Sep
STABBED By AN UNKNOWN PERSON.
James >: land age forty, was stabbed in the left
in liquor store at No. III Chatham-st. He Was not
seriously wounded.
=, sNEAY THIEVES IN APARTMENT HOUSES.
iat-house complained to the police yesterday, that
property valued at $500 had been stolen from his
house by sneak thieves. Several fats in the neigh
Dorhood have been entered this summer in similar
manner. with more or less success.
r,o DEATH OF AZ AGED PRIEST.
Inc death Of Joseph e Gegonsby, age seventy
ST.. was reported yesterday at the Bureau of Vital
STATISTICS Gegonsby was an Austrian, and had been
thigh.
NOT LOVED BY HIS soS-rN-LAw.
Emil Ludwig, twenty-eight years of age. was ar
raigned in the Essex Market Police Court yesterday
morning. before Justice Smith, on a charge of
drunkenness preferred by his father-in-law Peter
kraub, of No. 1873 Essex-st. When the prisoner was
taken into court he threatened to break his father
ih-iaws neck. Justice Smith fined him $40.
49,, WRIT CF HABEAs CORPUS DISMISSED.
r Wllham Verhaagen who was arrested in this city
1or arson alleged to have been committed in Holland
lord Yesterday IN the United States Circuit Court
on writ of habeas corpus, Judge Blatchford dis
missed the writ and rem anded the prisoner TO the
custody OF the United States Marshal
FLAMES IN DESERTED BUILDING.
ropes Su ara Sas yag derrick n the
We're found to be on fire early yesterday morning
me cause of the fire is not known. Twenty minutes
PEI before TINS discovery false alarm had summoned
70 Tar,fh aud
twenty -second-st. No damage done to the
building.
~, GOOD GAME OF LACROSSE LOOKED FOR.
ne ADMIRERS OF lacrosse are looking forward with
interest to the match to be PLAYED at the Polo
Grounds Saturday afternoon between the Baltimore
club and the New-York club The former team is
made up OF young active players, who said to be
IN excellent condition. The members of the home
team are nearly all Canadian residents of New-York
who have been prac tisng diligently of late.
THE FERRY COMPANY NOT GUILTY
At n meeting of the Pilot Commissioners yester-
Association was read, which stated that the Union
Ferry Company's employees were in the habit of
throwing logs and planks in the river. Inspector
conway reported that he had investigated the mat
ter and found that the statement untrue, the
ferry company was interested in keeping the river
clear.
TWO Ex-coNvIcrs IN COURT.
Louis Heeger twentv-three years of age, of No.
100 Hester-st;, and Henry Clay. age twenty -four,
OF NO. 420 Cherry-st., members of the notorious
Thirteenth Ward border gang and ex-convicts,
wrre arraigned in the Essex Market Police Court
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watch and chain. They were remanded until to-
day. locket containing two likenesses is attached
to the chain.
DENoUSCING COMMISSIONER THOMPSON
AT q meeting of the Tax Payers Association last
evening at No. $40 Third-ave. a resolution was
passed directing the Secretary of the Association to
make requsiton on Commissioner Thompson to
turn on the supply of water from the Forty second
st. Reservoir. Another resolution was passed OBJ
posing the construction of another aQueduct unless
the plans for II were investigated by committee of
citizens The author Of this resolution MIR Feiter
nnpip fhe snrrpa -
fnblic Works as the head of conspiracy to rob the
people
AT the beginning of the season the members of the
Bricklayers Union agreed with the contractors who
Beekman-sts. to work during the season for So so a
day, The extensive building operations this sum
mer have created a large demand for bricklayers
and in consequence of this they made demand for
III day some time ago, which generally ac-
coded to- Now the hrieklayers working on these
buildings have struck for 81 so day. This has
been refused by the contractors who say that they
Will endeavor to replace the strikers with union
men.
BROOKLYN
a part of Schermcrhon-st. is being paved with
Belgian blocks.
Small boys turn the switch for the street cars at
Court and Nelson-sts. and demand pennies of The
conductors for their services. If their demand Is
not complied with they hurl sticks and stones into
the cars.
A colored woman named Clara Adolphus of No
30 Lawrencc-st., who was held on suspicion of in
juring Lolita Smith. who died July 20 at the uomoa
opathc Hospital, was discharged yesterday by the
Coroner.
The Bedford Reformed Church, at Bctford-aye
and Madson-st.. of which the Rev. w. r. Griffin is
pastor, has determined TO buy the church cdiice
in which the society has been worshipping for sew
cral years.
In the inquest into the death of wolfgang Wolf
run over by Il train on the Long Island Railroad
track at Fresh Pond, Queens County, July IS the
CoroDers jury Monday, ccnsurcd the railroad com
pany for negiecting to have a agman at the cross.
ing, and recommended that the company loo com
PEELED to supply this lack.
JERSEY CITY
Street Commissioner Condor discovered some
employees of the Metropolitan Telephone COMPANY
yesterday making preparations 80 erect large pole
at Greene and Montgomery sts, and he ordered
them to desist The men refused to recognize his
authority until he called upon the police. Com.
missioner Condor says he will not allow any more
tclegraph poles To be erected in the city MilhnnL