New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-07
NETWORK CITY.

NETWORK CITY.
Unsafe buildings reported yesterday: Nos. ,303
Wcst-st. Ia hotel, $40 Ihlri-aye ana $50 NesI
Twcnty-ifth-st.
FALLING INTO THE RIVER WHILE ASLEEP.
James McGannon. a laborcr, went to sleep on the
pier at the foot Of Franknst yesterday ana rolled
into the water. He was drowned.
STATE PRISON FOR STEALING EIGHTEEN CENTS.
James kccfc. tramp, was sent 10 STATE IrlSof
for two years and SIX months Yesterday by Recor'er
Smyth for robbing L. Is. Walker of eighteen cents
on August 20 Walker in an alley at No; %
Muberry-st. III the DAYTIME when keeie seized MN
by the throat and took the money from his pocket.
FAILURE OF 4 TOBACCO DEALER.
George ". Hiliman Wholesale dealer III tobacco
NJ No 30 FrOnt-st.. made an assignment yesterday
to Samuel /. Iliilman, giving preiences 10 Martina
timan, 49, 763; Samuel +. Hilman, $l0,322 g.
A. IhackstOn Il Son. 5000; total, Tlo.1So HIS
liabilities are reported 10 be about T2o,OOO
DYING on TRAIN FROM INJURIES.
Francisco Ardell, an Italian laborer who iad
been injured by an accident at stony Point dled
Yesterday on q train of The Hudson River Railroad
while he was being brought to tins city. HIS BODY
was taken from the train at the Grand Central
Depot and removed to the Morgue.
PAYING OFF PENSIONERS.
The clerks AT the Pension Office were kept busy
all day Yesterday PAYNE off pensioners. There are
many cases of extreme poverty brought before Tue
attention of the clerks and oitentlmes the amount
of money paid 10 the pensioner is inadequate TO
keep the wolf from the door
CONTRACTING FOR FIRE DEPARTMENT SUPPLIES.
The Fire Commissioners yesterday gave con-
tract to the Gutapercha and Rubber Manuiaci1I
COMPANY OF this city for the manufacture OF lO,OOO
feet of rubber hose ar 81 per foot, and 5000 feet OF
cotton hose at 50 cents per foot. The couplings or
the hose to be furnished by the FIRE Depart
ment.
ASSIGNED TO DEFEND AN ALLEGED MURDERER
Edward iIOvey. charged with the murder OF ms
sistcr-in-laW. Mrs. Fannie Nerm1yea, at NO. 20
West Thirty ghth-st., on April 70, was afralgneu
Yesterday II the Court of General SESSIONS ne
sad that he was poor and bad no money with winch
TO employ counsel Judge Cowing assigned Will
.1tgn there % q
and the trial was set down for September ~.
A HOSPITAL BUILDING MoETGAGED.
The Literary Society attached to The Roman
Catholic Church of st. Vincent ferrer mas secured
from the Emgrant Industrial savings Bank loan
of $4,000 on property at LeXington-aye and
SiXty-n1th-st. The sum is payable III one year
Hospital a loan of $4,000 on one years credit,
and has taken rs security for its payment III one
year mortgage on the hospital property.
ASKING DAMAGES FOR FALSE ARREST.
George NJ Lynch was arrested on Tuesday on
warrant issued by Judge Russell, on complaint OF
Maurice +. Barucrc, who was arrested on January
rs AT the instance of Mr.. Lynch. II IS alleged tat
Barrere was suspected Of stealing iewclry from the
iewelry store of Mrs. Lynch. He was kept In the
Jefferson Market Prison over night, but was DIS
charged in the morning. The present SUIT Is to re-
cover damages, which are placed at SoOOOO. Ar.
Lynch gave 5000 bail.
4 WARRANT FOR TIE ARREST OF AN OFFICER
REFUSED.
An application made by Counsellor Price 10 Jus
tice Murray yesterday. in the lOmbs Ponce Court.
on behalf of Mrs. Margaret Dunno, of 10 lOl
Madison-st. for warrant against OihcSr buWald
Dunn OF the Fourth Precinct, for assault and bat
tery committed when he was arr"stlng hcr last
week for discrdery conduct was dened. dhe JUS
tice referred the complainant 10 CIVIL court or
the Police Commissioners tor redress
ARRIVALS FROM EUROPE.
Professor }; L. 1. Rogers NJ; II NJ: r, OC9nnor
Proiessors lockwood u vi Snurieni EeI th
Rev. Dr. Parker, the Rev. f: BoToncini, the Rev.
Louis NJ. FINK, the Rev. >. Malone, the Rev; Mr..
Guehl, Dr. &. NJ Beard, smith Ely, JT, l.. > HUNT
ington, IL. q. Mott, Z. III. NOrtham ana j. b. van
Schaick arrived from Liverpool yesterday on the
Cuuard steamship Bothnia
CHARITY II a FREE BATH
The women and girls who pttronIZe the GouYer-
neur-st. bath who are themselves not oil veal by
class have contributed over ~ Tor the rehci OF
Mis- Cannon, the old lady who sells cakes candy
and " bOllvars IN the bath. The woman, VINO Is
very old ami sckly, supports herself and an elder
SISTER through tue slender pr0ilfs OF her safes ne
Misses Bennett, keepers Of the bath, have also
assisted her, and say her case is deserving one
She lives III Hague-st., near Ieari-st.
INJURED BY AN ELEVATOR
William H. Peck, OF Flushing, l.. l.. was leaning
over the wel-hoe of the elevator at No. II Rose-st
Yesterday when the descending car struck hlm on
the back of the neck. lie blow male hlhl uhcoh-
sclous. He was taken to the Chambers Street Hos
plta an ambulance There his neck ana throat
swrlled so rapidly that he brcatned with great diff
Guilty. 1t was thought by the surgeons that ne
would not survive through the night.
PREPAYIvG THE CALLED BONDS
At the sub treasury yesterday GIechs NcIJ
on about $2,7O0OO0 continued per
ca bonds included in the 10th cal,
payment of which without rebate OF interest Was
ordered by Secretary Folger on Tuesday The
amount OF this payment was p, |Z2,oZ9Ol ana tle
principal Of the bonds presented was oZ1OZ.oJO. Ot
The bonds presented about ~ ,4OO,OOO was sent III
Inv Fisk q Hatch, the remainder being Ill email
separate amounts
JOHN GRUBELs ANTE-MoETEM STATEMENT
Coroner Brady was summoned to The Roosevelt
Uospital Yesterday afternoon To take Inc anlchof-
rom deposltiOn of John Grubel, who was fatally
stabbed Ill brawl early on Tuesday morning at
Eleyenth-ave. and FOrty-frst-St. Grubel SAID mat
he became engaged III II tight with Franz iianser IN
John Bessler- nquOr store at No o4O EleVcnth-aVe.
Uanser drew IA knife and stabbed HIM ten or a
dozen times III the back, neck and breast. GruDel
Is dying OF INTERNAL hehoirnasc' ii'iiSei ""' al
rested yesterday.
SHOT IN THE MOUTH IN QUARREL.
William Johnson, of No. $40 East One-hundrcd
and-twent y-sccond-st., quarrelled with Conrad
Jnehenbacb about q O'clock Tuesday evening,
and = tight enslIcd. johnson was "A cOloTed Il an,
and was employed as alght Waterman IN the new
buildings at One-hundred-and MI hist, between
second and lhird-aves. Dohenbach seemed TO be
getting the best of johnson, when suddenly the
latter whipped out revolver ana shot INN III tne
mouth. After firing the sdot Johnson escaped. Inc
wounded man was removed To the IIeeDyteflul
Uo,tntaI. Last evening Dienenbach was reported
to he doing very well.
COLLEGE STUDENTS LEAVING THE CITY ~ a BODY
Inc animal meeting of the alumni and under
Graduates Of ST. Bonaycnturc's society connected
with ST. Bonayenturcs College, at Ale
gany, n Y. took pldco yesterlay afternoon at
sweenys Hotel. The meeting was for the purpose
of collecting the students lyng III the Eastern
states and III the vicinity oil Ncw-YOrk at couye-
nent place 80 a. return to the college by special
car at half the regular lare. Al hall-plst the
Rrv Father joachim MOllOy and about fifty stu
dents elt tile hotel and took the o'clock train Oh
the Eric Railroad Tor Alle4any.
HELD FOR SHOOTING Al TEEsPAssERs
lanes Lang of No. ~ MOOstcr-st., was aITaignCd
befnrr Justicc BNby III the Jefferson Market Police
Cont Yesterday on complaint OF William stock, of
No 80 " oosterst, who exhibited hole III his hat
winch he SAID had been produced by tho prisoner
firing a revolver az HIM. Lang stated mat on
Monday night some iuen entered MS rooms during