New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-26
NETWORK CITY.

inc nv Taptsin Mackenzie has been postponed I'M
Ill tonight. . - ..
dealer in FuIton-st. has become Discourage a.
the high temperature ana oHeIS W SCH no
skates at 30 cents pair.
Some of the walls of tho now barge Once nee "ci ,
damaged on Sunday by the OvcTilowng OF 1no 'u'
ply tank in the upper part of the bniidlhg'
double row Of buildings has been erec erected re-
GENTLY reaching from ST. Nicholas-aye. 10 "itnin
few Yards of the front door of the old Juhel HILL
sion.
John Granting. laborer tifty-sx years Old 1r,l
down n fitch OF wooAen stairs at One-hnhdred-anul
fftv-eighth-st. AMI the Boulevard yesterday anu
fractured his skull.
DYING ~ TIE STRFFT -
Io,,ns Elder fttv wears old fell on the sidewalk
near his home. AT No. 1896 East SHyehi ysiA ILL.,
Yesterday and did before IN dlrri ana 'ou,l ~
summoned. Heart disease probably caused HIS
death.
,rrs TANGTPYe FREIGHT
Among the f-c'g, from Philad"I3nl1 10 ms cry
on sunday bv 10 Pennsylvania Railroad WaIG Il
carriage. = sleigh ard three horses, the private
property of Mrs Lanotry.
BoYs p,RApING - THE UowERY.
Some little boys IN the Eo"cfF were h3NiHL
,,orrv time Yesterday. With tin trumpcis. toy
drums. NINA li.r haos ard Christmas greens nv
went rar9ding up and down the street ~ nous
march makinl on lntcrcsluc SIGHT Tor the 'hoo"'S
ana lots OF fu1 FOR Yourselves
CHARGED WITH UNBrzzIEMENT
scream Neaobm and Defcc,iy" Learv. OF In
epcctor Nurrav's stat arra Iucd hci"rc Jusi"c la'
torsop Yesterday at the IoinbS Ponce toutt, thN-
touber Peters aged twcntv,No. 100 lcntr2'
eo,, Ci+,, on q charge Of cmbr2ziug 5000 The
r'1nDIainant YVES Nir /. Lynch, n r1Hher-tyne man
rfacturar at No. - Pll,c-st. He was r"manded
Di.TrCIIvr7 VERY MYSTERIOUS.
Two men dressed like labor-rs. dragged a third
man from Eeectc.-st into The Central Office y"s-
terlav afternoon and told tie police that he had
.t'Ien money and eliot hing worth nearly 500 from
tlcm The accused man was locked up ana the
Iotrrt,ycs epd,ovOrCd 20 make mystery 81 Inc
case nv refusing 20 tel the Of the prisoner
the compliments.
STIRLING AN OFFICER or THE HrAD WITH a BRICK.
As Officer Albertsou, Of the Eighth Precinct, was
foking a drunken man 20 thc D lice station early
Yesterday morning john SewelI. a negro waiter, of
10 80 Snllvan-st. struck him blow the
head with brick, severely ininnog HIM Scwcll
was arrested end committed in default Of & 900
bail in the jefferson Market Police Court yesterday.
Tue coRoNERs' DEPUTIES TO BE APPOINTED,
The new BOARD of COrOners are 10 meet to-day or
Tomorrow to make known their appointments Of
IDENTITIES II is said to be definitely settled that
Coroner Levy will appoint DR.. Philip f. Donlin as
6is DENNY 1t is claimed that h gave positive as
snTsnGes that h. would appoint Dr. Messemer an
old Tammanv mar. who materially aided in his
election Coroner Martin will choose az his assist
ant DE- william f. jenkins, 2 physician Of abont
two years standing Coroner Kennedy will appoint
DR. john r. Conway. and Coroner Merkle will re-
tain the services Of Dr. MESSENGER. John Ioal will
probably he re aimed as chief clerk to the Board.
M ,TUs REPORTED Al THE CORONERs' OFFICE
There were reported at the COrOners' office yes
teTdav several deaths ID liza Mccall, age fOrty-iivH
died at Bellevue Hospital. She was a car-cleaner
and was a few day ago struck by locomotive In
fbe ward of the Grand Central Depot. The other
deaths reported were Norah Casey, age forty
three. Presbyterian Hospital natural death pe'so
Pcrano az r. FIVE Of No. IS MOt-st., burned by fall
ing on p >tove John Douyherty, age folty-livr No.
.5GS Thiri-avc John Williams, age thlriy.s"ycn,
Of Begum, blacksmith, found dead at No. p
For>yth-,t., and Ellen Breguan, two years old, of
No 24S ElizabctiI-st, burned hy Christmas tree.
ACCUSED or RECEIVING STOLEN GOODS.
Central Office detectives arraigncd before Justice
Ford Yesterday ri the IOmbs Police Court. on COM
plaint of Thomas Green. a pawnbro@er OF No. III
Rowtrv, Archibald adams, James Grimes, 2
plumber, aud Matthew Grace, sporting man
who keeps a liQuOT store at No. 20 BowerV on q
charge of larceny and receiving stolen goods.
Adams was held for trial Grimes claimed 10 be the
nvrner of a watch ana chain worth 5000, stolen and
naSued to the complainant on September Z. lie
was discharged. Grace was required to give bonds
IN 81 600 for examination. William johnson, SEN
fenced to Elmira,has become States evidence III the
case.
BROOKLYN.
Edward Denge, age seventeen, Of 10 Frost St,
was arrested yesterday for breaking into publIc
school No. 4, in Cnlon-ave
Archibald Miller, of No 172 Hoyt-st was ar
rested yesterday for beating his wife when drunk.
lie knocked her down upon red-hot stove and she
was seriously burned.
In q quarrel between James O'Shea and Patrick
NcPakt. who live at No. 29l Van Brunt.st yester-
day, McPake stabbed IN the face by OShea,
receiving painful wounds.
A fight took place yesterday in The Smoky IIol-
low portion of the sixth Ward, between John
Calvin Edgar Hazclton, and James Hurley. The
natter saws the fight started to rob HIM, and
HazelOn took his watch, which the police found in
Galvins overcOat pocket. All three were arrested.
While Felix McCabe, age thirty livngin DeKab-
ave, near the city line, was walking in Water-st..
near Westinghouse, Yesterday afternoon, uu-
known man ran up TO him and stabbed him with u
sharp instrument of some kind making o wound in
the left side about two inches below the shoulder
He was cared for b. Ambulance Surgeons Smith
and Whitney, and taAen to 81. Peters Hospital.
A disturbance Oc urred at No 1877 FultOn-st. yes
To-day morning and Thomas =. Tindel age twenty
one, of No 149 Wyckoif-st., reported to the police
that he had been seriously cut in the head by n
waiter upon no prOvOcatl0n: AT the saloon the pro-
prieto said that Tindel and two other men came
in and after ga ing meal refused to pay N full for
IT, assaultng the waiter, and IL the struggle llndcl
cut himself.
clew to the recent robberes of hen roosts IN The
outskirts and suburbs of the city, found by the
police Yesterday, by the arrest in the Tenth Pre-
cinct of an italian rag-plcker named Jimmy !"
Good, of No, 63 MubeTy-st, New-YOrk who had
IN his bag several chickens with their necks wrung
but still warm. AS he could not tell how rags came
o have feathers he was locked up.
The negro murderer, Alexander Jefferson. who
was arrested for his double crime on Saturday, is
still III q dangerous condition AZ the Cumberland
street Hospital. He sufficiently recovered con-
seriousness yesterday TO detail the circumstances
of the tragedy and how no spent his time under tine
frework factory until his arrest. The particulars
do not differ materially from those already made
public.
Suicide was attempted yesterday afternoon by
Miss Fannie Frank, age forty five German woman.
who arrived III Brooklyn yesterday from IiaVre,
France She jumred overheard from the vessel,
but was rescued by the men on board. The vessel
was bound for New-Orleans AMI Miss Franks pas
\: ge was paid to that city. As she had made a
similar attempt to drown herself before size is
thought 10 be insane She is at the Long Island
College Hospital.
JERSEY CITY.
Thomas HanIahan, age eighteen, who lived with
his father on the Bergen Point Plank Road commit
ted suicide yesterday by swallowing q dose of Paris
green Hanrahan had been out Of employment for
some time and when his father told him yesterday
that be must get work or leave the house. lie went
out and swallowed the poison.