New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-02-06
Np,V.YORK CITY.

NETWORK CITY.
Five cases of smallpox were reported to the Board
of Health yesterday. There were no cohee"'eu
FOUND SUFFERING FROM THE COLD. 49,.
| Thomas Nelson, Norwegian sailor, age Unity
six was found early yesterday morning IN CcGhr-st
overcome by the cold. He was taken to the Chah-
| bcrs Street Hospital.
STRUCK BY An UNKNOWN MAN.
Andrew Little cGlored man r my HT vss It
morning in Coucla-st. suffering from severe scap
wound, which he said had been inflicted by an IN; I'M
| known man, with whom lie had had m alterca'ion'
| He was taken to st. Vincents Hospital.
TIE 18th REGIMENT AT CHURCH.
Special services were held yesterday afternoon NJ
| John Street Methodist Episcopal Church at Wllcn
the 18th Regiment was pres sent. Inc services Were
conducted in the German language, the chaplain OF
the regiment officiating. a number OF the regular
worshppers of the church attended the services ana
occupied the side aisles.
BROOKLYN.
Michael Tauser. age thirty-six captain of the canal
boat CLAY Holmes fell overheard into the Atlantic
docks Yesterday and was drowned The body was
recovered
A man called at the house of Mr.. Elwel, No. 1854
| Clermout-avc Saturday evening. with parcel adj
dressed to Mr.. Elwe which lie said he was ordered
to deliver for an express company. The charges on
it, sent &C. b. he faId rt Were T Erc nSe Wi
The package only to find a turkey which was III an
advanced stage of decomposition.
Mr. Bcccher read, among the announcements in
Plymouth tNuTCH yesterday HlOIIihe,
religious meeting over which the Rev. DIR. Il: ;.
Sforrs was to preside and which was to be held IN
Dr. StorIS church. the Church of the Pllgrlms; 10
which the congregation was invited. After reading
IT. he paused Significantly and then drlly remarked,
81 think this must have been meant Tor some Otner
church
| The body of a man found in the East River
| at tie foot of Broadway yesterday morning lis
age was about forty years height five feet elght
| inches, and he had brown HAIR and iuIl ncafd:
| The clothing included a brown Ovcrcoat cheVloo
coat and trousers and two PAIRS Of stockings: from
paprrs i'm his pocket he was believed 10 be John Me
Alpine of No. $50 Cauoll-st. Philadelphia. Inc
body had been III the water only a snort thc.
JERSEY CITY.
Henry c. Terry. who represents himself as law
yer was arrested yesterday charge OF PERSONAL
ING an oliic T. On Friday night last the owner OF
shoe store caught man stealing a par OF shoes,
when Terry came along and, exhibiting badge
with the inscription, Hudson County Mutual Pro-
tectiyc ASsOcaiOn' offered TO take the prisoner 10
the police station. The man was given INTO as
station Terry was held for examination. lie was
one of the numerous candidates for the Office OF
,ergeant-at-ArIls of the House of Assembly tins
year. ,,,,,,,, r,r AVN
ToMPKINsVILLE-W0r at The American cotton
docks TOmpkinsville has been suspended owing to
the non-arrival of cotton.
CASTITToN-The annual report q Mrs. Josephine
s. Lowell chairman Of tho Out Door Relief Com
mittee OF CaStleton. shows that the receipts last
year were 1881 81.
RICHMoND.-Ghe Richmond County Supervisors
have granted the Police Department 200 on ac-
count Of this years appropriate On. The
Democratic town conventions viii be held on
Thursday evening next.