New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-21
NETWORK CITY.

NETWORK CITY.
Unsafe buildings reported Yesterday: Nos. $50
Westinghouse 3S Downing-st rear ana on the
southeast corner of Fifth-ave. and Fourteenth-sL
INJURED BY THE FALL OF A BEAM
A beam iell by accident yesterday III the new
building Mt Ninth-ave. and Sixty-iirst-st. and Sc
riously injured a workman. Dennis Aeeban, OF NO.
1,122 F1rst-ave.
A DANGEROUS PLACE TO LEAVE Ills DINNER.
,John Nicholson of No. $50 Ecventh-ave., en-
poyed OH the Hudson River Railroad near Sixtleth,
st. yesterday placed his dinner can on inc raIoau
track. Seeing train approaching he reached lor
his can and was struck by the locomotive. lie re-
ceivcd severe scalp wound
SETTING A DOG on BOY.
Richard Edwards was taken to tne Essex Market
Police Court yesterday on complalnt OF franqis
Bowman, age fourteen, OF No. l29 5uitOIhst VINO
stated that the prisoner had on Monday, set a dog
on hlm. The animal bit him on the cneek. Eu-
wards was held for trial
WOMAN HELD FOR HIGHWAY ROBBERY
Fehciaua Broche, age thlrty-two, OF NO. 90 slui-
berry-st., Tor having with two other men, whose whose
raules are unknown. assaulted and robbed J0hn
Dervin OF No. 1913 West Tcntb-st., yesterday MORN
ing in Mulberry-st was held or examination III &c
fault of 50 900 bail by JustIce.Murray at the I"mDs
COMMISSIONERS ATTENDING CONVENTIONS.
Commissioner Van .epOel was the on,y member
present at the Dock Department yesterday. Com
missioner Laimoeer had gone to Saratoga and Com
missioner VoorhIs to syracuse to attend the State
Conventions consequently the weekly meeting was
adjourned.
DENYING THAT BALANCE Is DUE
Christian Sanler began recently i'll the Court OF
Common Peas action against the turtle bay
PARK Association to recover $3.50 o. alleged 10 DC
due hun IRON the association Tor services as mana
ger ana money laid out Tor its benfit 1he defence
Is that M. oanler was never asked 10 pay out any
money for the association, and that he Resigned as
manager when he WAS asked TO reader an account
MAKING FORTUNE BY SELLING EGGS.
A contest over Tie VIII of the late Elizabeth
Mueller was begun yesterday before Surrogate Rol-
Inns. MIS- Mueller in her llIe time was engaged IL
the business OF selling eggs ana was usually cdieu
hfIIa and
No. 14o Columbla-st, whlcA she wilied 10 her sou
and adopled The will Is contested by the tes-
tatrIAs husband Mr. anu Mrs Mueller ana not i've
together during The last Yeas OF me atterS Ilie.
MR. AND MRS CLARK AND THEIR son.
In the habcas corpus proceedings begun by Mary
A. Clara 10 recover possession OF her son stuart
is alleged to have been iorclbly taken from her
by MS father, Octavius II. h. Clark OF Cohoes, MI
Clark yesterday put III return TO the WIFI, III
which he asserts that Mrs. Clark cannot properly
Tor the child. Justice Lawrence ADJOURNED inc
case unll to-day to enable Mrs. CLARK 10 traverse
the return.
DEATH OF A CHILD FROM DRINKING wHIsKEY.
coroner Knox was yesterday requested TO hola an
inquest on the body OF William NJ. Reed age elght,
VINO died at No. 90 Sprlng-st. On Monday night
the child went into dstilIcry kept by one QuIgey,
and drank whskey from measure. soon after
ward re fell To the foo. and dIcd. IL is said that
other children nave INDUCED III the saiue practice,
bat not with fatal cons quehces
PUNDs FOR HELPING RUSSIAN REFUGEES;
A committee of Ustllct Grand Lodge No. /, indie
penuent Order OF Free sons of Israel, composed OF
Grand Master julius HarDurger Deputy Grand
Master X. sampler and IL. /. Goldsmith Grand
Secretary has delivered to the Hebrew Enlgrant
Aid Society %, $50 10, contributed by the lodges OF
the district, tor the alienation or the Hebrew
Russian refugees.
THE NEW THEATRE IN HARLEM.
There was IA private view " last evening of the
newly completed mount Morris Theatre. at One
hundred aud tnlrtietn-st and 1hird-aye. about
200 ladies ana gentlemen OF Harlem were present
on invitation OF Alessrs. Hamilton and Chandler.
Inc orchestra entertained the guests while they
viewed the building. lhc theatre VIII open on
Monday night with the Lights o. London"
A mGHwAYMAN AT AN EARLY AGE.
In the Harlem fOllce Court yesterday FRANCIS
Stanley, age hiteen years OF One-hundfed-and;
for. y-tUurtn-st and NIlls-aye. was committed
wunuut bail for trial on complaint OF JACOB
ttei schensUn age seventeen, OF No 70 Edrldge-st.
Inc complainant testlned that while III rordllain on
tuesday afternoon he was attacked ny Stanley
VINO threw stones at nim, threatened 10 Kill nlln,
and robbed him OF @2. The complainant was sent
10 the hospital SICK from frlghL
FORCING THEIR WAY INTO DANCING SCHOOL
George W. Wallace, VI No. 90 Dank-st., who con-
ducts dancing school at fourth-Ive, and One
hundred-and-L enty-nlnth-st. held MS opening ell
tertalnment on tuesday night JOnn LOwcIy, age
ninceeen, OF Onehundl eu-and- twenty -hrst ST. GEAR
kourtII-ave. and Wlnam W ASH Jr, age twenty
four OF No rs East one hundred-and-t hrtieth-st.,
forced their way INTO the room. MIR. Wallace dis
missed his guests, and then his son attacked one OF
the lntrudcrs with muslcs st nd. The gang waited
outside Tor MI. Wallace, wien Two Oh them were
arrested. Tney were hned plO
SHOT FOR NOT PAYING FOR DRINKS.
Officers arraigned before Justice DIXby yesterday.
in the Jefferson Market Police Court, JACOB Hun
dell, proprietor OF liquor shop al No. o30 West
FortIcth-st., charged with ieionlous assault. On
TUESDAY night Francis Boyle oil No. 532 West
FoTty-hfth-st., and Jour other men went to Hun
deIs place aud asked Tor drinks. lie mad been In
the habit OF getting liquor there on t1ust, and he
asked lundell 50 charge the drinks with the rest.
Hundel deniurred and words passed between
the men, when the shOp-keeper struck Boyle OIL the
head with revolver. Inc men Then ran away and
were followed by liundel who fired the reyoiver
twice at Them Ihe iirst shot struck Boyle Ill the
arm the snOt passing through the neshy part OF II.
The other shot slightly wounded Charles Beatty,
OF No. 532 West ThirtynnLi-st The prisoner was
remanded until Tomorrow
BROOKLYN.
Deaths last week. 2G6; births, 210; marriages,
Mayor Low married Joseph Frezza and Ralaela
Poppul OF No. 90 Adams-st., yesterday
An examination of school teachers for certificates
will begin at the rooms of the Board of Education
to-day.
improvements to cost $1,000 are being made in
the Church OF the Reformation, Protestant EpiscO-
pal III Gatesavc., near ClassOn-aYe.
Judge Cullen, in the Supreme Court, yesterday
banded down decisions granting an absolute d.
yorcc to 4. &. j. Kahler from Mrs Maria >. Kaher
and 10 Mrs. Rebecca A. Smitn from Abram Smith.
A new badge has been designed for the Fire De-
partment, to replace the fOurieaved clover pattern
which mas been III use tor a number OF years 1t
viii be III tue form of Maltese cross.
JERSEY CITY.
Lucy Senior, of No. S32 Newark-ave., who cut
her throat lat Monday night, died yesterday morn
lng III the Charity Hospital. The suicide Is at
tributed TO despOudenCy resulting from excessive
indulgence IN liquor.
Sheriff Cronan seized another baggage car be-
longing to tho New-York and New-England
Railroad Company at o'clock yesterday morning
in pursuance OF tho writ of attachment issued by
the supreme Court on the suit OF Thomas Potter,
contractor. who claims that the company owes HIM
$1,000. Yesterday afternoon he seized i've freight
cars which ho thinks VIII be sufficient to cover the
demand
Lawrence DOan arragned In the First Dis
trct Ponce Court yesterday morning OF charge OF
assault and battery Oh Lewis REID. While the pO-
lice made descent a gaug OF ruians on last Sat
urday night. Reds horse and wagon were used to
convey one of the prisoners to the station house.