New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-05
NETWORK CITY.

NETWORK CITY.
Goats are devastating Mt. Hope.
"Bull-frog Lane is a fashionable promenade in
TuckahOe.
st. AIMS Church, Morrlsania, is to be enlarged
and renovated.
A. j. B." sends s. to aid the blind brush maker.
There will he music on the Mall in Central Park
at 4 p. M, H. b. Dodworth. director.
Buildings reported as unsafe yesterday: Nos 10
Avenue Crcarl and II / East Fifty-tirst-st
derrick fell by accident at the Battery yester-
day, and knocked down James Flanagan, work
man. Flanagan's nose was broken.
Only one apothecary in this city conduct, his us
the system of pharmacy based upon camphor.
FALLING THREE STORIES.
An infant son OF James Mccarthy was in r
dangerously yesterday by an accidental fall ron %
thiri-story window of the tenement house at No.
50i West Fiftv-ith-st.
A CHAMPIONSHIP WRESTLING MATCH.
Edwin Bb6y of this city ana Joseph Ae,'n hest OF
two in three falls, in Madison Square Garden on
Monday evening for 81 900 side and the chanl-
pioEshlo.
no MUD DUMPED IN THE HARMON.
Andrew Iennessey, clDtaln OF the tugboat
TaliSman, denies that there rs any ruin III inc
charge made to the Pilot Commissioners that mud
was dumped mlawully in the harbOr on July -
from s:ows tOwed by his boat
RUN OVER AND FATALLY INJURED.
John LaIly, four years old, was run oyer yestcr-
and fatally
near his home at Elghth-aye and One-hundrcd-and-
forty-sccond-st. The car wheels passed over both
his legs nearly emitting off one of them. The driver
of the ear was arrested.
MAKING CIGARS WITHOUT A LICENSE.
Pedro Agramonte. of No. 32 Union-place. was ar
rested yesterday on charge of manufacturing
cigars without license The officers seized 2o'TQo
cigars and . 600 cigarettes at the factory. The
priSonerwas taken before Commissioner Shields and
held in 81 600 bonds
AN IRON STEAMBOAT IN COLLISION.
The Cctns of the Iron Steamboat Gomnanyo;
p. IN. on thursday struck one of the Ere Railroad
immigrant bargcs which was moored at Castle
Garden. The barge was slightly damaged and the
Cetus had her stem broken. She was LAID up Tor
repairs.
A DISPLAY OF AURORA BOREALIs.
There a display of aurora bOrealls or north,
ern lights. in the heavens last night between ana
10 o'clock. 1t was not brilliant, and the success
sive waves of shImmeTlng light which appeared
first in the northern sky aud moved IN westerly
direction would fade away before the " streamers
reached halfway the zenith. The display lasted
only about ten minutes
TIE IMMIGRATION HEAD TAX.
The Commissioners of Emigration received intel
hgence from Washington yesterday that the imm
grafton head tax bill had been signed by the Pres-
dent. In view of the fact that the bill goes INTO
effect immediately Commissioner TaintOr waited
upon Collector Robertson to arrange about the col
lection of the tax. committees of the Emigration
Commissioners will 60 TO Washington next week to
confer with the Secretary of the Treasury with re-
gard TO providing for the immigrants arriving at
this port.
AN ORDER AGAINST MINING COMPANY.
An order was entered by Justice liaight, IN the
Supreme Court, Chambers, Yesterday, directing
Ferdinand +. Canda, receiver of the Bull domingo
Co solidated Mining Company, to sell the real
estate and other property OF the company situated
IN the Hard Scrabble Mining District, Custer
County, Colorado. The order was made in the suit
of David b. Van Emburgh and John l. AttsTbury
against the Bull Domingo Consolidated Mining
Company to foreclosc mortgage gwen to secure Its
bonds.
TEMPERANCE SPEECHES AT GREENWOOD LAKE.
AT the camp meeting of the Union EvangelIstic
Society at the Warwick WOodlansd Greenwood
Lake, yesterday, the Rev. James H. Clubhouse, of
the Seventh Street Methodist Episcopal Church.
spoke in favor of prohibition by constitutional
amendment DR.. Lambert, of this city. delivered
an address on the relation of alcohol and tobacc~to
labor and other temperance speeches were made by
Messrs. Bartram and Bell. The camp meeting will
continue for two days more.
DESERTED BY THEIR MOTHER.
Officer Webber. of the First Precinct, found Mary
Agnes Huston, age nine, and Fanny Huston. age
five about a. III. yesterday. lying in hail at No.
- Peari-st.. almost naked and half starved. He
proyided for their immediate wants, and subse-
anently he took them before Justice Gardner at the
iOmbs Police Court, where 1t was ascertalncd that
their mother is now serving term on BacEwelPs
Island for IntOXicatiOn. On the application of Mr.
Knoll of the Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty
70 Children they were committed to the care of the
American Female Guardian Society.
THE FAMILY OF A DRUNKEN BOY.
In the Essex Market Police Court yesterday Of
Gcer Young of the Society for the Prevention of
Cruelty to Children, submitted to Justice Kilbreth
the result of his investigation regarding the boy
John Kelly twelve years old. who was found intox-
icated in th, BOwery on tuesday. The boy lIvcd
at No. 154 Water-st. Officer Young ascertained that
he was confirmed drunkard, and had been
committed TO the Catholic Pr0ectOry twice, but
each time had escaped The boys father had died
in prison where he was sent Tor IntoXicat!on; his
mother had served seyera terms on the Island for
drunkenness, and TWO other sonsare incarcerated in
the Catholic Protectory and House of Refuge. re-
spectively. Ibc Justice committed the young
drunkard to the House OF Refuge with nstruc IONS
that precautions should be taken against his making
his escape.
FOLLOWING THE JOLLY LIFE OF A CRAFTSMAN"
Joseph FehSenbach. a boy fourteen years OF age,
with ragged clothes and hard-lOObiug face.
arraigned in the Jefferson Market Police Court yes
trrdav on a charge OF burglary preferred by
Francis Read, of No. 345 West Ihrty-eIghth-st
who accused him of breaking into his oyster store
early Yesterday morning, and stealing about 90
cents from the till. Read stated that his place was
broken into and robbed OF ~ about four days ago,
and he suspected that the prisoner guilty OF
both offences. Justice Ford committed the boy for
trial. In his possession was a song called " The
Boston Burglar" which described the " Jolly life
OF a cracksman," and how thankful man ought to
be whom Providence permitted TO earn living in
such a creditable way.
BROOKLYN.
There will be music this afternoon in Prospect
Park.
Limited divorce is sought in the City Court by
Mrs. Caroline Iletman, from Louis ietman, on the
ground OF cruelty.
George Brown, alias Thomas Barton. was held for
the Grand Jury yesterday upon the charge OF pick
ing pockets at a funeral on Sunday last.
While bathing in a pond at JohnsOn-avc., and
Second st. yesterday August Crosse age twenty
four OF % DcbevOlse-st, was drowned.
lice Sweetenburgh has begun suit for divorce
from Mrs Emma Sweetenburgh, whom he married
last year, upon the ground that She had a husband
at that time. The parties TO the suit cOlored.
Mrs. Rose Courtney, age seventy-iive mother of
Justice Courtney. fell down stairs at the home OF
her son, No. 3O4 Myrtle-ave. yesterday afternoon
ana broke ner neck. She died almost instantly.
Mrs. Courtney was bind.