New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-27
NETWORK CITY.

| NETWORK CITY
FALLING TWO STORIES.
Michael Graham, brio layer employed on the
new building at No 101 West Twentieth-st.. fell
distance of two stories yesterday, and received Sc
injuries TO his head
INJURED BY AN EXPLOSION OF PETROLEUM.
Annie Kelly living in o canal boat at the foot of
East Fourteenth-st. attempted to light fire by
using kerosene oil yesterday, and she was badly
| burned about the face and arms by the resulting
| explosion.
| ANOTHER sIx-DAYs' WALKING MATCH.
Frank" Hart, John Hughes and George Du-
frame yesterday paid their entrance lees Tor t SIX
| days "go-as-yOu-please walking match, whlch
will begin next Monday in Boston.
OPPOSED TO THE REBUFF DING OLA CANDLE FACTORY.
| The Health Commissioners yesterday decided TO
prevent if possible the establishment OF candle
| factory at Frst-ave. aud Fourth-st. The Sanitary
| Superintendent directed to inform the owners
of the property.
DYING OF YELLOW FEVER AT SEA-
The captain Of the brig Anita owen, when lcIt
| Havana June Is. and Sagua July IL, and arrived
| in this port yesterday, reported that on June Is
John Osternan, sailor on board the snip, dieu OF
yellow fever.
WISHING TO DE CUsToM-HOUsE INSPECTORS.
| At the civil Service examination AT the Custom
House yesterday there were thrty-seven applicants
Tor admission to the service as inspectors. All ex-
cept six had completed their papers by half-past
O'Clock To-day the examination Will be Tor hight
inspectors.
INJURED BY TIE BLASTING OF ROCK.
Maxine Menoe, age fifty, homeless, was found
at Ninth-ave. and 4 Senty-thrd-st. last evening,
with his left hand. arm and face injured by the
blasting of rock He sent to the Ne"-lOrK
| Hospital.
ARRIVAL OF IMMIGRANTS AT CASTLE GARDEN.
The Wieland, from Hamburg, yesterday lahdtd at
Castle Garden $50 immigrants; the Ethiopia from
Glasgow 3f3, the General Merder from bremen men
| 40 and the Iicagde from MarSoilles l57 The
latter are of the poorest class of Italians, and are
said to have been brought to thus country consigned
| to Italian contractors III tins city.
THE YATES WILL CONTEST ADJOURNED.
In fine Yates will case Yesterday the examination
of David +. Carvalho, he expert who prepared tne
nagnihed photograph Of number OF The teStaIorS
signatures used a. exhibits in the case, was con-
| Guided and the case was adjourned until September
49, to enable Surrogate Rollins to enjoy his Yaca-
ton.
DESTITUTE WOMAN AND HER CHILDREN SENT
Ernestine Markowitz and her five children were
returned to their nome III Poland Yesterday by the
| Hebrew migrant AID Society. The woman came
to tins country ten days on the representation
| of her husband who had been here about year.
When she landed she found her husband had been
fathless. and had left tins Guy III company WIN
woman the day before. Being utterly destitute
she was sent back TO her home
LARCENY FROM PHILADELPHIA BROKER.
Charles " y ell, "A cOttOn-OrOker OF Philadelphia
before Justice Gardner yesterday. at tho l0mDS
Police Court, preferred charge against Joseph
Herman age tweniy -onc OF No. 20 Chrl stle-st Oh
| fine larceny of a douDe-cased god watch OF the
vaIue of 81 20 while he was standing IN Battery,
place he complainant WIS required to give Ban M
for 5000 20 prosecute Toward =. hWPhy' VI NO
20 Burling-slp. became ms Dondsinan.
PASSENGERS FOR EUROPE.
The steamship Servla OF the Cunard Line, which
sailed Yesterday. took out go caOin passengers.
Among them were David Dudley FIeld, aud Bishop
Walsh OF Toronto. Among the departures by the
Labrador for Havre were Madame L. Fevre, wife
mi tine French Consul. and General Daniel Ullmann
and ylle. General aud Mrs. Ulimaun will spend
the fall in Switzerland and the winter in Italy
Mrs Harriet Webb, the dramatic reader, sailed on
the state of Nebraska for Liverpool she VIII
travel through the United Kingdom on PROBES
sIOnal tour.
POSTAL INFORMATION FOR IMMIGRANTS
Postmaster Pearson has prepared notice 10 immi-
grants relation to the mailing OF letters between
this and foreign countries he notice IS printed IN
the English, French, German, ltallan, swedish,
Norwegian, Danish. Dutch and Russian languages,
and is TO be displayed on incoming Immigrant YES
sells mt Castle Garden and III the immigrant BOARD
ing houses 1t has been found tina, most of the let
ters ret turned through the United States Dead Let
ter Office To Europe have been nndeh gerablc
count of incorrect and Imperfect addresses III is
hoped by means OF the proposed circular to gave I'M
migrants clear information that Will prevent many
mistakes.
HELD on A CHARGE or ARSON.
Francis Ii. Elder age twenty OF No. II North
Oxford-st., Brooklyn, was taken before Justice
Captain Petty and Detective English OF the Sixth
Precinct. charge of alleged lncendlarlsIn, com
mitted at No 306 broadway, known as the Tower
Manufacturing Companys building, ana occupied
as "A wholesale store for the sale OF stationery. on
the night of July 24 The testimony taken before
Fire Marshal Sheldon III the exaInln ltion held by
hun was submitted, after which counsel for the
accused man applied for an examination, which was
set down Tor Friday afternoon. Bonds III $1,000
were required for the appearance OF the prisoner.
BROOKLYN.
Deaths last week, 437; births, 241 marriages.
81.
An absolute divorce was granted yesterday to
Mrs Caroline IL. stone from William Il. stone.
City Works Commissioner Ripley Ropes went
away for his vacation oil one week yesterday.
keep COOL" is the exasperating sign, in large
10 nf
Brooklyn sCreet-cars.
The body of a man, age about sixty, was found in
the water at the Narrows yesterday, and taken
ashore at Fort Hamilton.
The ffty-two breweries in Brooklyn produce
about 4. 100000 kegs OF lager beer yearly. paying
81 900, 900 III internal revenue taxes.
In the case of Walter IL. Chase, convicted of
bigamy in the Court Of General Sessions in New
York and sentenced TO five years in the State
Prison. Judge Cullen yesterday denied applica-
ton for a stay OF sentence pending an application
Tor a new TRIAL
While trying to 90 on board of his vessel at Wat
sons stores. yesterday afternoon William Ander-
SON. age thrty-seven, first of the snip Prince
Louis fell overheard aud was drowned. He
intOX icated at the time. The D0dy was recovered
Mr. Anderson was a native of the Shetland Isles
and left a wife and three children in Liverpool.
William Brayerton was arrested yesterday upon
a warrant issued by Mrs Sarah Cox, of No. 80
Hope-st., charging him with malicious libel in de-
flaming her character in letter sent to her hus-
band, JOSIAH Cox, on July 2 Inc case was adj
journed yesterday by Justice KeEna.
Under the law passed by the last Legislature di-
viding the cost of the Ocean Parkway that the
propeTty-owners Immediately benefited by 1t are to
pay one-thrd of the and the county at large
two-l thirds, the Park Commissioners report the
tire cost as $577,752 %. About 400 property
owners will pay one-third OF this.
A hearing was expected yesterday in the Supreme
Court in the SUIT to recover $40, 600 DANA for
breach OF promise of marriage brought by Miss
Mary Alice AlmOnt Livingston aga nst Henry
Fleming the mother of tie plaintiff beng directed
luz nj rn
written to her by the defendant AS no Judge was
m court The nartes TO the case went AWAY. and