New-York tribune., 1881-08-31
NETWORK CITY.

NETWORK CITY
| An unknown man. apparently laborer, about
slxtl-st. and Third-avc.
Era Francis Wagner, age. fortv-Gve, German, of No.
3u3 East Tenth-st., fell from wagon at Fifth-st.
and Avenue ID, yesterday, and fractured his skull
SYMPTOMS OF YELLOW FEVER IN A SEAMAN.
, =. hhaer,on, seaman on the brig Emma Cloud,
ne was found to be suffering from symptoms of yell
DYING FROM HIS WOUNDS
| Peter Cannon. sign ainter, who, on Sunday,
a'cmptea sulcoe at the Rambc i'll Central rll by
| III the Roosevelt Hospital
ABANDONING HER CHILD
AT infant, a week Old, was abandoned by IT'S
mother III the Cosmopolitan Hotel on Monday 1t
Ioilcc headquarters, yesterday.
TYPHOID FEVER CASES.
Incre were httN-nlnc new of typhoid fever
IN rs CITY last week. Thirty-eirht were IN public
anseidulioa. Only one case of typhoid fever and
one case oi smallpox were reported.
BRINGING DOWN 4 WHITE EAGLE
.ournrhtenacnt tiunsell, in charge OF the Ouaran-
tlnc TN; fiGsptals, shot white bald-headed eagle
which was living around Swinburne Island in fhe
Lower baV yesterday. 1t measured six feet from
tip to ip of its wings OLA '''' 'i''"
PUBLISHING LOTTERY ADVERTISEMENTS.
recorder Slnyth Yesterday 0ycrrnled the demurrer
and gave Judgment in behalf of the people against
J3seph iiart; Louis i. Post and Charles A. Byrne
advertisements.
MIR. DELMoNICO IMPOSED UPON
IN An 'inoS'eg mas been collecting money for tho
| Jones Fun J." representing himself az connected
with the Fire Department. The attention of tbe
flre GomlnIssonels was drawn the matter yestcr-
Ily, Dy the receipt of a subScrip ion of s. from L.
DeImohico, OF No. South William-st.
! ~, OFFICERS OF A POLITICAL ASSOCIATION
yYnvhh nT hhhHepenfent Rcpnniican Association Of the
ing officers: President 6. w. Jennings; vice-nrcs-
aHnts Mnrs A. H. Conkiin, A. Stumuf: secretary II. II.
ton, Henry l'isrhof, and John Nagcngast.
m FLUCTUATIONS IN BREADsTUFFs
lhe p,Vt9 M uilS market met with another decline
| from q 70 1l2 cents corn The business done
was chiefly speculative there being no dispos ZION
to ira ,e ON foreign demand ut presen prices. The
| markets at Chicago showed a decline of \ to 10
| cents bushci on wheat.
| IT SHOULD HAVE BEEN PUT OUT OF HER REACH.
-, ne daiR O1 allowing poisons remain within
the reach of children illustrated last evening by
| the sudden death of Johanna Weihcl, three wears
st. The parents of the child went away for short
time, leaving her alone IN their rooms In their an
sence she found a bottle containing a solution OF
sugar OF lead and drank all the poison.
MALARAL BROOK
pr Dr H. IT, r. Iihker OF Morrisania reported to the
age three, hal died in Raroad-ave., between One
hundred-and- 1.a d-slxty-sxth and One -hundred-and
Sodsd IN sTom ibn maarp PoIGnng lie
vi inns stream many complaints have been made.
insane iNsANn ~ ; REG1RD V TO THE rREsIDENT
Twelfthst, the Essex Market Police Court yes
| tertay morning. was charged with insanity. lie
cd
cine for Prcsid mt Garfield, and that the attending
physicians hal iailei To administer il TO the SICK
man. Justice Power sent hlm To the Iombs nh & Al
clans for examination.
w,MAN on lIGnTY INJUREp IN THE STREET.
Mrs. Juha stun rd, aged eighty while on her way
to mas YESTERDAY morning, az ST. Demands Church.
was Knocked down in Nnth-av by the horses at
tached to street ear. aud fatally hurt. She was
removed to 81 Nincents Hospital. Edward J.
SInth, the driver OF the ear, arrested. Justice
Morgan, before whom he was taken, paroed him 60
appear when summoned the Court.
CHILD BORN IN PRISON
. Ann Mulgan, aiIas knopprr, age thrty-eight
living in kidge-st., was committed tor drunkenness,
on Mo day to the Island Tor ten days. Yesterday
morning the woman was delivered of a healthy
female babe She and her child taken to
l5eii1vne io'pitai III an ambulance. The woman
ber OF times IN the ,rison under the name of knop-
per-
NOT WILLING TO BE IMPOSED UPON.
At meeting ol the Pilot Commissioners YeSter-
day, 1t was reported by Pilot johnson, one OF the
officers of tine Piot Legislative Commission, that
only one boats company had offered Mr. Noble the
restored pilot of the steam pilot-boat Hercules, "A
share in ;s boat-that of p,lot-boat No. TO- A one
sixth share in this offered him for So 900 Mir
Noble objects to paying this price the boat is
only worth ABOUT $4,000.
a TuIEvING SERVANT ARRESTED
Mrs. Eaton VINO keeps II boarding house at No
y Bond-st. informed Inspector Byrnes on Noncnv
that LliIa Murphy, servant m the house, had dis
appeared ai'cr stealing several articles fir IN the
rooms of hoardcrs. Detective Won Gcrichon tra ,ed
the thel to shanty at Ninety ythiru-st. aud Fifth
ave. last evening, and arrested her. lie had con-
sderabe troub g IN taking her Police Head
quarters, rs she Iua c a determined resist aucp
PURE AIR, GOOD FOOD AND sEA-BArnING
Two hundred ami fifteen children were taHcn an
Monday To the summer Home of the Chiidrcns Aid
Society, at Bath, /. l., to spend the week. The
Home was opened on June Is, since which time
1000 poor children have been taken to n frou,
the tenement houses OF the city. They have gpcnt
one week, eiQoying pure air, a-bathng and good
wholesome food, Next week the Home will be
opened for boys, and about 900 will spend a dav
there. ~
COMBINING STUDY WITH PLEASURE
H. j. \. Stark, chairman of the Canal Committee
OF the Produce Exchange and a member of the re-
cent commission appointed by the Governor to in
methods could be recommended Tor their irnprove-
ment, goes TO Europe to-day on the Cunard steam
snip Algeria lie has Official letters of int roductinn
to the commercial bodies of England Scotland
Franco ana Siermany, and will investigate their
business methods.
FARMER CHARGED WITH ASSAULT
johann Heinrich and Michael He mann two Inn,
migrants, recently obtained cmployment on tLo
farm of Mr.. Grunewad, mt Clifton, = t. with n
promise ol TS II month and board They made an
aiidaVlt ~ Castle Garden yesterday hat after
working three days Grune wald informed then, thnt
he would not pay them SS u month and tLev toI
hlm they would go away. Cruncwlid then fold thcn,
that he would Kill them with Il revolver They re-
manned until Monday, when Grunewald struck Them
In the face and threatened to shoot them ~
INJURED BY A FALLING STONE
Three iaboreIs-John Rouseman, age 27 of No
1876 East Observation-Disclosures Robert Reed
age n, Of Ave. A. amt Ninety -tirst-sf and inh,,
Mltche ], age 20, of No. 235 West Thirty-scyrnih H.
s,.-were engaged yesterday in setting "a heavy
stone III its place in building in Ninety Thirds
dentally fell and struck the men, carving two nf
them down with 1t. ROuseman and Rect were ,nuch
injured aud were sent to the Presbyterian iosniIai
by the police. Mitchell was able to 40 home