New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-19
NETWORK CITY.

An unknown man of about thirty was found in
sensible at Broadway and Warren-st. Yesterday
and was removed to the Chambers Street hospital
BODY FOUND ~ THE EAST RIVER.
The body of an unknown man, apparently thirty
five years Old dressed as a labOrer was found IN
the East River yesterday oil One-hundred-ahd-
twenty -Second-st.
Fatal FALL FROM THIRD-sToRY WINDOW
Mary WcncocK. four years old, OF No. los East
Observation-Disclosures fell from the thlrd
story of the honse to the sidewalk yesterday and re-
celved fatal injuries.
A BOYS SKULL FRACTUBTD.
John nunphv, age eight, of No. HarrlSon-st.,
fell off a beam while playing in a new building as
No. IL Ilaruson-st. yesterday and broke his skull.
lie was taken 20 the Chambers street Hospital.
THE RACQUET CLUB OUTRAGE.
The members of the Racquet Club who propose
prosecuting the policemen concerned in me recent
outrage pcrpctTated at the club rooms had intended
swearing out "a warrant before police magistrate
yesterday morning. but their attorney decided that
ne would prefer consulting counsel before taxing
any decisive action.
RETAIL GRoCEEs PROTECTIVE UNION.
About one hundred and fifty retail Jggrocers met
yesterday afternoon at Beethoven Hal NO.. 10
fiith-st. T. BlOhm presided. The OBJECT or the
meeting was to form The Newly DIRK Retail GrocerS
Union. he purposes OF the union arc to keep
"black list of bad customers, to induce tho whole
sale houses not to sell direct to the cOnsumeTs ana
TO watch legislation affecting the grocery trade.
After several addresses had been made many names
were added to the list of membership
BRUTAL ELEVATED RAILROAD OFFICIAL.
George Bell "a wcll-dresSed young man, whose
face bore the appearance of terrible punishment, his
eye being BACKED and his cnn cut, was brought
before Justice White, at the Harlem Ponce COlrt,
Yesterday morning, charged BY George Stiattcr,
a gateInan on the Sixth Avenue Elevated Railroad
with being grossly intoxicated and attempting to
board a tram without paying his rare. ne man
had been beaten by the gateman. Justice Nhlte
read thelgaemana severe lecture upon his rui ana
uncalled-Or treatment OF the man. and discharged
the prisoner
DIRECTORS OF A RAILWAY CHOSEN.
At the annual meeting Oh June 7, the following
directors chosen for tue Rome, WATERFOWL
and Osdcnsburg Railroad: Samuel Sloan William
). Dodge, Percy X. Pyne Gardner X. Colby, hos
well q. koston, John ). Barnes, Charles PARSONS
and Clarence :. Day, OF NewI1ork; Ialco' " II.
lam NJ. Wmte, Canaserayo; Theodore IRWIN, Us
wego and oOlon ID. Iiungeriord, Adams On June
ii the Board elected the following officers: Presl-
dent, Samuel Sloan treasurer j. A. LaWer; cN-
ecutivc committee, Samuel Sloan, Charles Parsons
Clarence ;. Day. john 5. Farlow and Ialcott IL.
Camp.
HELD TO AWAIT THE RESULT OF INJURIES.
George QuirK age fifty, who mas vegetable
garden on one of the sunken lots at Harlem. was
brought before Justice " hte at The Harlem Pohce
Court Yesterday by Officer Conway, charged with
ASSEMBLING James Brady OF Devoe-st. and Ogden
ave. Ii was stated that Bradys son had annoyed
Quirk and had been assaulted by the latter, and
thar when the father went to look into the matter
Ourk turned upon and beat him numerically with
club A certificate presented from DR.. Russell
setting forth that Brady was in critical condition
his lungs having been penetrated by broken rap.
Qurk locked up " await the result OI brady's
injuries.
BROOKLYN.
In a quarrel at an early hour yesterday morning
i'm honse IN WaTren-st., BOnd-st., Mr.. Brid-
5.f Rsrry was stabbed in the left breast with pair
If scissors by Mrs. Lucy M3DennOtt. The wound
is not regarded rs dangerous. Mrs. McDermott was
arrested.
Lawrence Seitz, Of No. ! ,233 Fushing-ave., was
arrested Yesterday upon the charge OF shooting
George Brown OF No. III Prospect-st. The load of
shot from shotgun took effect in Browns left arm
and loft iep Np
Brown is not dangerously hurt. lie was taken TO
st. Catharne's Hospital
While drunk John Larkin went to sleep at an
early hour yesterday morning upon a doorstep at
Hudson-aYe. AMI Nassau-st., and woke TO find that
his pockctbook containing So diamond shirt-stud
worth j 10, and his hat had been taken from HIM
While he slept. John Kelly and Robert Manning,
who live IN Nayy-st were arrested for the
robbery, and the stud was found LII Kellys pocket.
JERSEY CITY.
Charles NJ. Mcclure, age sixteen, was drowned
Yesterday afternoon while bathing III the Hacken-
sack River near the Pennsylvania Railroad. In
formation of the accident was sent to his parents
who live at No 100 Cottage-st, on the hill. While
a number Of men and BOYS were bathing IN the Nor
ris Canal near Ulriclps Pavilion, Joseph Derringer
age twcnty-seven. shoemaker, who lived at No.
To- Monticclio-aye., was sliced with cramps and
was drowned. The body was recovered.
John Ward letter carrier, went to
his clearinghouse, No. ZG7 Henderson,
ST. between and o'clock yesterday morning,
and on gong to hIs Dom happened accidentally 10
stumble against the door of a room occupied by TWO
hrotbcrs named William and Patrick Curley One
Of the brotLers came out and asked Ward what he
was knocking at the door for, and Ward answered
{" for fun" 1hereupon the Curleys set upon hIm
and beat him in Il most brutal manner. They
knocked him down and kicked INN about the head
face and Body until he was unconscious, lniiiciing
injuries that may prove fatal. The Curloys were
arrested and are held TO await the result OF Wards
injuries
LONG ISLAND.
FLUsHING.-The Flushing Board of Education
has fixed the salary of the principal at > $50, and
have rendered the situation 10 Mr.. Burt, OF Pal
myra.
UUNTINGTON-The fire department Of the village
of Huntington has dwindled to about one dozen
members and public meeting to be called to take
steps TO rcOrganlZe IL.
HUNTERS PoINT.-John Roulette ago seven re-
siding in Ninth-st. Hunters Point fell OIL the pier
at the foot OF Eighth-st yesterday afternoon and
was drowned. -. Thieves broke into the grocery
store owned by Peter Johnson, in Seventh-s. Hun
tcrs Point early yesterday morning and stole 5000
in cash from the safe which stood III the store
HEMPsTEAD.-The strawberry season in Suffolk
County is about two weeks late. The first ship
train for the carrying of berries viii ne put for
shippers by the Long Island Railroad Company.
The prospects are good for large crop, and the
prices will rule low. The shipments to the Boston
market Will be large this week.
STATEN ISLAND.
EDGEwATER.-The Mutual Board Of Fire Under
writers of lhis city have offered a reward of $50
for the conviction OF the persons who set fire to Carl
Milkfs dwellingin Edgewater.
WEST BRIGHToN.-ArchdcacOn Kirkhy Of British
North America, and the Rev. Dr. A. T. Irving OF the
Board of Domestic Missions, delivered addresses
yesterday III the Church OF the Ascension III West
brighton.
NEW DoRP-Joseph Lux, son Of Colonel Lux
proprietor OF the Ole Patent House AT New-Dorp,
wac arrested yesterday for violation Of the sunday
law in selling liquor. Young Lux was taken before
Justice Mccullough in StapetOn, Six miles away,
and held under bonds for tIial.
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