New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-31
NETWORK CITY.

NETWORK CITY.
Six steamships landed . ,72s immigrants ~ Sasto
Garden ves.crday-the City of Rome, 100 sue
Alaska. 800 the Rhein. $50: the Bohemia 4'o
the Vadcriaud, 30S and tue Edam. Z34.
RESCUED FROM THE RIVER BY A POLICEMAN.
Michael Finn. age fiftv of No. 10 Washington
ST. fell into the East River Mt Pier No Al yesters
day. and was rescued by Oincer Salluei o. WA VI
the Steamboat Squad.
AN EPIDEMIC or ME- AsLEs.
The sanitary remarks OF the physician IL, , Of
of the death Of James Maserson age SIX MONTHS. a.
No 232 Nulherrv-st., IN July % are: very pa.
am informed an endemic OF measles has oo'" III
tue house recently"
INSTANTLY KILLED by FALLING FIVE s sr,t
Michaei Collins, age fourteen, OF NO. II a.
fell from the roof of the ive-story brick puiIlIg ~
No 2S6 Water-st. yesterday morning INTO tne yaiu
of the Brooklyn Bridge and was instantly kiiied'
WINDOWS BROKEN MALICIOUsLY.
Brothers, at No. SOL Third-ave.. was broken oy uil
known persons early Yesterday rnornine' sIpPos1a
by the police have been members OF the Dry soouS
CLERKS Early Closing Association
Officer Richard Ganlv. of the First Precinct, tonn1
the body of an unknown man, age abont forty, III
the river at the Staten Island Ferry ycsierdaY morn
ing. The man had dark hair and saoHin ai iaC",
and wore a dark suit of clothes lie had gold slseVe
buttons in his cuffs. The body had evidently Oeeh
in the water long time.
ICEBERGS on THE BANKS.
The German bark Marie, which arrived IRON ron
Bremen yesterday, on the Banks oi NewiOuhdlahu
on July encountered severe thunder sioIin.
She lost her forctOpmast, which was struck d!
lightning and which fell on the deck. On JnlN =
and D. in longitude 49, SO west, latitude ~ ~
north she passed seven iccbcrgs, none Oh WHICH Was
less than 800 feet high.
BROOKLYN.
Ms. Catherine Pines, who was fatally burned Dy
the explosion % Oll i'll a can from when she war
DoufiDg kerosene upOn n lighted ire on frlday, uleu
yesterday at St. Peters Hospital
The change in the control Of the street railroad in
Fran1n-aye effected last week VIZ result III ,mGG
,,,t Of an
the substitution of twO-horse cars Win conductors'
The rails of the road are 10 be feiald
Charles Lawrence of No. H. Stuyyesant-aye.,
was arrested yesterday for iracturns the skull oi
little girl on July g. Lawrence was qn4rrelhhg
with William Baker at GwInnettst. ana HARRISON
ave. on that day, and he threw brick al BAKER,
which struck Lizzie Meyer age i've of NO. !
Harrjson-avc., in the forehead. lie was not found
by the police until Yesterday.
JERSEY CITY.
Joseph Holmes, of Wison-st. and ShcTman-ave..
was Frustrated by the heat IN Jersey CITY yesterday
and taken to the City Hospital. lie Ii III danger
Gus condition.
Francis Fault captain of coal-barcc lying AZ
the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
coal dock, at the foot OF fiteenth-st, was tata,y
injured Yesterday evening BY falling into the bOld
H. was taken 10 ST. Malys Hospital, HobOhen, IN
dying condition.
Charles Finley, the fireman on the tugboat Vim,
who was scalded Oh saturday morning ~ escaping
steam from the boiler which exploded, died OF ms
INJURIES Yesterday. Captain Brainerd, OF the tug
boat. made an Investigation. and found that after
Finley lighted his fire he fell asleep, ana the steam
rau up 10 2OO POUNDS pressure pclol1 INC cAponioH
took place.
4 pntorous ruiIian. known as " Red Reardon.
was sitting In Charles Dyckmans De.r-shop IN
Eighth-st, yesterday afternoon, with woman,
when William NcCaTrOn came IN ana stood at me
bar drinking beer. Reardon took offence at the
manner IN winch McCarron looked a. m. con-
head VITA sufficient force 70 fracture his skull
RearGon then lied, leaving the woman IN the place.
McCarron was taken TO his house, No. 3G1 wash
IngtOn-st.
NEW-JERSEY.
UoBoKEN-Wnlc some children were playing on
the fith-st. pier yesterday pie OF lumber top
pied over and fell on Annie Thompson ace SIX OF
Erlppenvie-row, seriously and perhaps fatally IN
hiring her...N hllc dance was gong on on sat
nrGa1 night in HeDer's Germania Garden, az River
and IhlF!-sts, gang OF ruflians got into a row
pnIirnman (,ranilla attempted to qurll the dis
turbal ce when he was st upon by the gang ana
badly beaten. Word was sent 10 the station. and
sergeant Ratbjen ard four policemen ran 10 the |
place and rescued Graniia. Iney arrested twoof tie
gang who gave their names a. George Smalley and
Louis LousmaD, Dut refused 10 give any lurther III
formation about themselves
WEEHAwKEN-A rowboat, in which were VIII !
lam Maiiey and Mary Roe OF No. IL | West Six !
teeuth-st New Ork. was upset oil the coal docks
yesterday afternoon and the occupants were with
difficulty rescued by some laDorers Oh the piers !
Policeman Meyer arrived soon alter ana invited the
PAR to 90 to his house nearby ana dry their cloth
ing. Mallcy took the invitation as an insult ana |
began TO abuse the officer, winding up by aSsaulting
him The policeman ci'IDbed hIIn into subsection |
and tool, him to the station, where both the miN
and woman were locked upthc former for assault
m thc officer and the latter tor attempting to
cue her companion. Jacob Van Ncart, an old
and Wealthy resident Of AS place, dropped dead
YESTERDAY Afternoon while sitting at taDlc Ill the
brewery drinking beer
LONG ISLAND.
Long ISLAND CnY.-Iiugh Reynolds, nineteen
wears of age IN the employ OF the Long Island News
I 'omuaYy was arrested Yesterday morning at Hun |
iris Point on the charge OF emDczzng rl70 from
io1crt FinuaE, for whom he formerly worked. |
REYNOLDS Yy;.s locked up for examination to-day |
Lieutenant inslOw, of the United States |
Navy has recently planted, experiment, |
10 OOO. 900 young oysters upon a bed IN Long !
Island Sound. The oysters planted were only Two |
DAYS old. ana could only Dc discovered by the AID |
of n strong magniiying Gass-..-.-lne hquOr-stOres
IN Long Island CITY were all open yesterday, not
with.taudiu0 the recent conviction OF Alderman |
lanes H. Reilly Tor violating the ilquCr law..-...
Inc school trustees nave written letter 10 MAYOR
he B.vo;sr asking Inn 10 compel the members OF |
the Board of Education TO attend the SPECIAL meet
n0s ol their body rs there are some important mat
trTs TO be considered. Unless appropriation OF |
several hundred dollars Is made thc FIr5t VI ard |
school cannot BE- opened. The Board OF Health has |
doc ,rcd il TO be IL unit condition Tor occupancy
and refuses to allow II To be reOpencC except GER
tam specified changes are made.
STATEN ISLAND.
NV RIGnTON.-Captain Samuel Whiting age |
WAS found dead III bed yesterday morning with his |
throat cur from ear to ear. 4 bOod-stain razor
lay by his side.
BUrCnERvIILE.-Duriug the thunderstorm on |
SATURDAY q Largo barn owned by Leonard ". De |
pew WAS struck by lightning and set On ir,. The |