New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-20
NETWORK CITY.

Tho Albany Dav Line steamers Albany and Y.
Vibbard have discontinued their trlps ior 'n'
season. -,
Chinese Ianndrvman. as almost his entire business
is contained therein.
The Mistletoe Social and Dramatic Club gave
performance followed by w Iadt n1gbt
at the Lexington Avenue Opera House last night
Unsafe buildings reported yesterday Nos. ~
Park-st 81 Newest, 3 Dover-st., 73 Delancey-st'
100 EsseX-st (rear), Colhster-st 10 inoinpLsot
ST and 81 Nest hundred-and-twenty-slx th-sl'
KILLED by FALL.
While working on a new building In West Forty
second-st Yesterday, John Handy. OF no. ZIG
Monroe-et fell from the top floor to the cellar ana
was killed instantly.
PLANS FOR WAREHOUSES;.
John Taylor Johnston yesterday hiea pans ~
five brick warehouses five stories In helght WHEN
are 10 be erected Mt Thlrteenth-aVc ana l"eh'n-
st. at n cost of $1240OO.
SIGN IN A NEW PLACE.
A spnboard now appears on the uptown stewart
store. Mr.. Stewart WAS opposed 10 signs on hIs
stores in this city, though using them on Dranch
TIE BOY WHO WAS BITTEN BY DOGS,
John Ennis rhe boy who was assaulted by the
dogs of ST. Johns College at tordham. On TUESDAY
night lies at the Ninety-ninth Street Hospital IN
nrecarious condition The physician in charge said
yesterday that septicema was liable to set IN al
any time,
WAR VESSELS GONG TO PHlLADEtPllA =.
The frigate Tennessee, flag shin of the North A.
Iaurc SQUADRON. and the steam sloops- oi-waT En-
terprise Alliance and Yantic sailed from New-lorK
for Phiad, pha Yesterday to take part in the cele-
bration of the anniversary OF William Penhs lailu-
ing which takes place on October ~ 20 ana 70
THURLow WEED BETTER
Thurlow Weed showed additional Improvement
Yesterday. He had an increased appetite Tor his
Irrak fast and during the day no suffered from no
severe pain. DR.. Chadbourne said that he felt
greatly encouraged By Mr. Weeds manifest i'm
provement ID strength and general appearance.
MILK DEALERS SENT TO THE PENITENTI1RY.
Five dealers charged with selling adulterated
milk were convicted in the Court OF General SEES
sions yesterday. John Hoops was hned 80, and
Henry Ohrugge and Lean Ter L. Allen $40 each.
William C. A Witt was fined $50, and was sem
fenced to three months in the Penitentlary. LOnis
Elkhart was also given three months in the same
institution.
COLLISION on THE EAST RIVER.
Az the new steamer Southficld of the Staten
Island Railway Ferry was making her landing at
the foot of Whitehall-st.. yesterday, she was run
into NV the small steamer Phosphate, which was on
her way to Curacao, having been built for the West
Indies trade The SOuthfield suffered no material
damage but the PhOsphaats stem was torn partly
away
TIE DAMAGE TO THE CITY OF WORCESTER.
The Norwich Line steamboat City of Worcester
which ran on Governors Table, in the East River
on Tuesday night, was put In Cramps sons dry
dock. South Brooklyn, yesterday. for repairs
Upon examination 1t was found that the boat had
struck on her bilge amidshlps and had fractured
two lengths of plate alongside OF the Keel 1t VIII
take about week for repairs.
CELEBRATING THE FOUNDING or PHILADELPHIA
The PcnnsyIvania Railroad Company will sell ex-
cursion tickets to Philadelphia aud return for 81
good for five DAYS for the celebration of the 200th
anniversary of the founding of the city. The cee-
brauoh will occupy four days of next week. On
Day; Thursday Knights Templar Day and the
last day Army and Navy Day.
4 DECISION AGAINST THE WOLF BOARD.
Juetice Van Nor0t. in tho Supreme Court ycSter-
dav rendered decision IN the quo warranto suit
brought by Gustave Augerstein and others against
Bernard Kenuey and Others to test their title TO the
office of Alderman, in which he holds that iudg-
ment must be given for the defendants The plain
tfs constitute what Is known as the Wolf Board of
Aldermen. They assert that the law under which
the present Board was elected was unconstitu-
tOnal.
PLANNING FOR THE RIFLE MATCH NEXT YEAR.
The Executive Committee of the National Rife
Association yesterday received report from the
special committee which Is planning Tor the inter
national rifle match for next wear, The draft of "A
letter TO he sent to the British Rifle Association
was approved This asks for the use of the wind
gauge and the barleycon sight in the Wimbledon
match and makes enlistment before january |,
1888. one of the conditions for becoming member
of the team.
ARRIVALS FROM EUROPE.
Fulton Paul. United States Consul at Odessa; j.
c. Seager and wife, SIgnor RInadmi and the Rev
w. +. Sabine reached tins city from Liverpool yes
terday, in the Cunard steamship Catalonia. The
Amerque, of the French line, also arrived, BRING
ing, among other passengers, /. oalvlni the actors
A. & Pinart, G.. ID. Leach and wife, and the Rev
Fathers Vincent Wehre, S. ephan Knicker Charles
Meur Georges Widmer, Eugene Gerard Melcbior
Joph and Georges Holze, who are returning to Cam
ada.
NOT HITTING THE PERSON he AIMED At
Andrew Dewitt. of No. All East Twenty fourth
ST., and John Cook, OF No. 40 East Twenty
iourth-st., quarrelled at Flrst-ave and Twenty
fourth-st. on Wednesday night. Cook fired two
pistol shots al Dewitt, who W rs uniujured John
Carroll of No. 343 East Twenty -seventh-st, was
struck and slightly wounded by one Of the bullets
Margaret kehOc is also said to have been injured
( 'nok was La pnl
Court yesterday committed III 81 1000 bail by
Justice Kilbreth for trial
MARCHED TO THE POLICE STATION BY WOMAN
James Ward, of No. 44S West Thirty -elghth-st.
and Thomas Riley. of No. 22S West Twenty -niuth-
ST., broke into Edward Yerla's rooms at No. 3il
oevenih-aye. Yesterday morning As they
worth 500 they were discovered and an
alarm was gwen. They fed. and among those who
joined in the pursuit was Mrs. Nellie Moloney, of
No. go Seventh-ave. She caught Riley and seeing
no policeman marched him TO the Ihlrtleth street
Ponce station. Ward was arrested later by Officer
Mohr. In the Jefferson Market Police Court they
were each held in $1,000 70 answer.
COMPLAINTS WHICH WE'RE wTTHDRAwN
The recent RIO; on Wards Island was the subject
OF investigation III the Harlem Police Court yes, En-
day. Ex-Superintendent Blank was present as
complainant against Israel Ettler, whose brother.
solomon Ettler, pre- erred charge of assault
against Blanks assistant, Mr.. Shattuck Blank
Withdrew the charge against Israel Ettler Solo
mon Ettler SAID that he did not care about the as
sault upon himself by Shattuck, but tnat his
mother had been assaulted An examination was be-
gun IN the case, but after 1t had been been pretty
clearly proved that the woman had been injured in
a struggle 10 prevent the arrest of her son Israel
Solomon withdrew the charge.
BROOKLYN.
Hans p Jensen disappeared from his home at No
81 10 SIxth-ave on October Is. Yesterday his body
was found III the water at Bay Ridge.
The Board OF Elections have completed and pub-
hsbsd the list OF inspectors of election for every
district There are four III each district.
William Benz, an insane man iOrty-two years of
age ismisslng from hs nome at No IS5 Ienth.gt
lie came to Brooklyn from Milwaukee a few
days ago.
James Mcfarland of No. 40 Adelphi-st. omar
relied With his wife yesterday afternoon and
knocked her down and kicked her, causing internal
hemonhage. She was taken To 81. Peters Hospital
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