New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-11
NETWORK CITY.

Muranda Watza. age forty. of No. IL MulberTy-st,
fell downstairs with keg of stale beer yesterday
morning and was killed
RrsCUING TWO DROWNING PERSONS.
Chrstopcr Brown age twelve, of No. go West
Forty -sccond-st fell INTO the river al the i1ot Oh
1hirty-fourths Yesterday when Martin Martin MctnVo{'
attempted to save him. lie became weak ana DOM
were drowning when they were rescued by George
BrittOn, of the canal boat b l. Dcilehey' anu "eio
taken home.
FOUND FLOATING OFF GOVERNORS ISLAND.
The body OF "A boy apparently eleven years Ola
was found floating oil Governors Island yesterday
morning The boy was of hight complexion Win
light brown hair of slim form ana wore dai
jachet, waIstcOat and trousers red stockings WIN
black stripe, purple tie and button shoes J. ne Dody
appeared 10 have been Ill the water lor ABOUT Ten
Gays,
YOUTHFUL BURGLARS CAPTURED.
Paul Bright, and Peter Connolly, each twenty
years Old, were brought before justice OllcIpo,ns
IN the Harlem Police Court yesterday on suspicion
of having entered the nou-e OF joan a. NchHcuI
berg, on Eightleth-st, between eleventh ana
IWcIftl-aVcs on the night OF August 81, ana nav
inc stolen several hundred dollars worth Of prop
cry i boy who has seen them at work Is the man
witness. They were remandod to allow the police
further time to investigate The case.
HELD FOR RECEIVING STOLEN GOODS.
Thomas Fitzgerald, The liquor dealer VINO was
arrested by Detective SchmittDcrgcr Tor c0mpllcity
Ill The theft OF the baggage Oc onglng To ChAiIcS
" Webster and John Maugm, Young English llhlnl-
grants. was yesterday "ilalgned IN nc jefferson sou
Market Police Court. justice blAby held tu1 ac-
charge q. receiving stolen goods.
MEETING OF TEMPERANCE ADVOCATES
The REGULAR unday scrylccO. the Manhattan lem
pcTdncc Assertion was htId yesterday afternoon
at the Masonic Temple: D. u. UioOS, presldeih,. oi
the association opened the services win an address
OF welcome. lie announced the intention oI the as
sOciatIOn 10 continue IT. meetings on wees DAYS as
well as on sundays during thc winter, ana stated
that some prominent speakers would address each
meeting. Temp rance songs were sang ny chorus
OF 100 voices, directed by George D Nce"s'
BROOKLYN.
Frederic Ryan, of Maspeth, l.. l., was arrested
yesterday for trying to sell a carcass OF diseased
meat In tIushtng-aNc.
john Znk age thirty six, of No. 422 Graham,
ave. died yesterday at ~. Gather Hospital
from "A fracture o. the skull, received by fllilng
from the window OF the second story OF his house.
Phineas JoseplIs the waiter who was SHOT IN
house near BolGrs Grove, on COncy Island. on sat
urduy, dIed yesterday at the City Hospital rom
the wound. Samuel Summers, who hrcd NE lataI
shot Is under arrest IN raymond Street Jail.
While trying to cross the track ot the Brooklyn.
Bath and COney Island Railroad IN front OF a
Iain al The BrooklynCty Line, near flt'y -tIii-st
yesterday afternoon, james DOugherty age MY,
OF Gravcscnd, l.. l., was sirucl Dy The engine Ills
collaI-DOnc was fractured aad ne received serion.
bruises The injured man was taken 10 ST. Peters
Hospital III BROOKLYN Charles Nmrdley, age eleven,
oil No. IA Thirty -hltl-ss., was s'ruch by steam
motor OF the brooklyn City Railroad Company III
IhId-avc., at Ellty-hith-st, yesterday afternoon,
and received serious Injuries
JERSEY CITY.
4 man whose identity has not been established was
struck by II Pennsylvania railroad tram at the
Masnin uOn-St. crossing yesterday morning anu III
stautiN killed. lie was dressed III uaIh olo'nihs
and rad al his pockets "a pacn of cards, pocket
Dool containing small SUN OF money ana cara
wiz the name Ot GrOr-c wagner Oh IT, Inc DouS
was taken To the mOrgue.
Two brothers. Christopher and Louis Ulscmcr,
who keep Ddiber-snoP at No. $40 tr,t-SI.' be
came involved in a d Errcl about O'Clock yestcr-
day afternoon. Christopher stabbed LOUIS with
par of scissors in tine face ana shoulder, incihB
painful but not dangerous Injuries. Inc brothers
,,rre arrested by Oincers ROurkc and Carroll, ana
taken TO tie First Precinct station where they
were locked up, Christopher on charge OF AFRO
cious assault and BAT cry. ana Louis as Witness
Long ISLAND.
HUN1INGToN.-ln tIc town OF Huntington there
are 900 dogs tuat are Hcclacu III INC IcsHiI ''A VI
~ 90 each
LoxG ISLAND CIrY.-lhe September term of the
Queens County Court and Court OF Sessions VIII
commence at the Court House, Long Island City,
TINS morning.
PORT JIFFERsON.-Ilcnry Seaman, age nineteen
eIutloyed as a hrakcsman on the Port Jefferson
frcighl train of the Long Island Railroad Company
tell from TIE top OF iIcl-h car on od'ut WuIc
the train wa, mOiiOn, ana Was Instantly Killed.
BRoOEHAvEN.-Thc trustees of the town of
BrookhaVcn have passed resolution making 1t
lawful Tor any resident OF the town to catch oyster
spawn on the pubic ground in hc south Bay Tor
ninety days, commencing september Is. law
PASSED 10y the suffolk County B0ald ol Supervisors
prohibits the taking OF spawn from me DAY lOr
planting in any other waters except brOOkhdNen.
STATEN ISLAND.
NEW BRGHTON.-Patrcl,M cElheney, age twenty
tu,c was arrested on saturday night Tor commit
inc an tragcous assault upon his ,ner VINO Is
seventy wear, old. Mct.lhcucy was committed by
Justice Casey to await cNdininaton Inc persons
live at w-Brghton. John Callahan and Daniel
Jefferson have bOtn made aihdaviiH mat tncy Ge-
frctcd Ncklhcncy in the act. McElhcncy denies
tine charge. There is very bitter feeling against
hlm. although many cannot Oelc'e that the charge
ID true.