New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-20
NETWORK CITY.

corner has been nearly completed. 1t Will ACCOM-
modate some fifty patients
Lawrence Bowe, porter at NO. 324 D[oaus"t tSSec
was killed by q fall through d H"'|H""' -
building yesterday.
Joseph FLYNN, a Custom House officer for nlncteen
wears was given a silver medal yesterday III lo''s
milton of his services.
ANOTHFR MAN BLOWS OUT THE GAS
Harry Creenbcrg n Hebrew pedler, engaged
room at the hotel No. AZ BowCry late on lh i S
night and blew out the gas lie was dcau Iivi '"0
door of his room was opened by loIco Soo.0iu"!'
PrTr-Pv OF STUDENTS FROM Az EXCURSION
The students of the Yale business College re-
trrncd LAST night ON the steamship Old Dominion,ot
the Old Dominion Line, from lheI c Nui ="
Norfolk the James River and Newport News
sr>-r TO PRISON FOR SIX Al HALF YEARS
Michael fitzpatrick, of No. 81 East Twenty
fourth-st was sentenced yesterday py hC' Stt
ply rson He had acknowledged that he seized and
Carried off ON September !, watch worn 10y MISS
Nellie Mucahy, of No. 1Ol tiIst-a'e'
~ CONSIDER VARIOUS MEASURES.
A ,pocting of the members of the Produce
Exchange will be held on Monday at2 o'clock p m,
TO consider n report Of the Finance comm zee Ioi
providing funds 10 complete tle IeW TN'IHuE5,i
also 10 receive and act upon report OF the special
committee on telegraph, appointed on july - anu
to consider the feasibility OF having ne" ocean
cable.
IyJrpFDB BY u lrISG FROM 4 WINDOW.
While George Kcudcl. aged fourteen was Worhlhg
for a tailor on the first floor Of No. "a )lylSoh-,'
last night he overturned a Kerosene lamp ON liiS
eto The hoy, StdIIit1l uN INV HdIll''' I''''i'
from thc window and fell 10 the pavement, trlCt4r-
ing his right leg and jaw. lie was taken to Belle
vue Hospital.
MP DOv0UUr's DTTIABIE PROPERTY.
Collector Robertson Yesterday sent 10 secretary
F0lgrr n couy of the argument of John J. Dcvhn'
rs counsel Tor Joseph 4. Donohuc the California
banker also report of his inquiry INTO the alry,d
framInirnt jinuortation, If Mr.. Dou0huc. As Nlr.
Douohuc disclaus any intention TO smnggr tH'
dutiablc goods seized. 10 Is believed they "l DC t.
leased under orders of Secretary loIsrr upon pay
Iucnt of duties.
1yor1rrvG 1yro WATER RtrTs.
The Grand Jury Yesterday heard tie testimony "i
Mr.. Eycrard. of me brewing nun ~ ,..' q, ="
Ev,rarI, of Mrs. MouqUin. thc wife OF Henry Mott
quin the Fultou-st. wine merchant, ana OF '"It'
fall the keeper of hotel M thatham-,t, IN I''",
ton t0 the payment of wator-raic-. The Hi'id
Jury will Doe i'm session tomorrow q" con, lHu' 'i.'
taking of testimony concerning the wafer H'-I''''
Bureau
SURPASSED N SIZE BY THE CNHEpE'L "\LI.
new church oi st. Paul the Apostle. i'm Ninth
ave hrtvyccu Fiity-ninth and SiNtirth SIS, which
is being erected by the Paulst Fathers, Is nearing
completion 1t Will be in size next to the n'T
C"th'lir C1tlrdral II is built Of dark stone much
of which Ina. been quaulcd ON the spot he lhi'-
nor OF the cdiicc Will hc lifted up IN costly man
ncr The main entrances To the chuich are OH
Nmth-ayc.
STEALING > NEw-B,Y's TENNIEs.
\ little newsboy stood on the corner q bGGeNma9
and Nassau sts. last evening crying violently, an"
rnrtrr niece of tin the size Of silver quarter dol
lar which some scouudrcl had palmcd OIL ON the
poor lad as genuine money, receiving III cHch'lL'
an evening penny paper ana "a cents III CAaHs'
nearly all the boy capital
now MR. AuAY>E WAS MI-LED.
c. c. Shavnc, the we'll known fur manniactuT,r
and dcalcr recently bought some fuTS from Mrs. \.
n | usok which il was found aftcrwaId had been
stolen by fireman and sold 20 Mrs. Lnsak. Mr.;
Shaync has proved IN the Clearc't way thal he hau
no reason 10 suspect that the iur- were stolen prop
crty Mrs Lu~ak IL the widow of a dealer IN tuI~,
and Mr.. Shayne supposed that the goods which be-
bought from her came from her husband r stock.
UrNGARIA> NEW PAPER TO ~ STARTED.
4 nlau has been formed for the publication Of a
weekly paper in this city in the Hungarian Ian
guagr Hndcr the tide magyar Imeriooi iJsG' the
lluurariau- American journal. The paper Is 10 DE
non-politica but will give immigrants information
as to their relation, 10 the state, and AZ To- the So
Immediate interest One of it's aims will be 10 dlf
fuse proper knowledge among the llungarlans who
purpose TO settle in this country subscriptions 10
the fund required are to be reported 10 d. A
Mayer, No J2G Broadway.
BROOKLYN.
Mr.. Becchcr will resume his pulpit Tomorrow.
The Rev. DIR. J. c. Peck will preach a sermon
! commemorative of his twenty-five years in the
ministry at The Hanson Place Methodist Episcopal
! Church tomorrow.
Health Commissioner Raymond dismissed Charles
| f. Halliday, a clerk in his department, yesterday.
Charges of abusing the confidence and trust reposcd
! in him were made against him 10y the Commissioner
/ He had been employed III the Health Department
! for ten years.
John Tilton, age forty-two, Of No. 100 Henry-st,
tried to commit suicide yesterday morning by Jump
/ ING TO the ground from the thrd-story window of
! his house He picked up in the yard with
| both legs and his left arm broken.
Policemen Mccormick and Kelly, Of the Tenth
| Precinct, arrested John Howard, age seventeen, at
! Paciic-st and Grand-ayc last week and yesterday
Police Justice Walsh examined him. The Justice
said that the policemen had dubbed the boy in the
| most cowardly manner and after discharging him
he directed him to make complaint against the pO-
! liccmen for assault and battery.
Jersey CITY
William A. Lane, Il Justice of the Peace in this
city, was arraigncd in the Hudson County Court Of
General Sessions yesterday on three indictments for
cxtortion He pleaded not guilty, and was bailed
| for trial
NEWARK
! Astrcw Bennett, Isaac Hewitt and Henry Cham
| hers all boys, were picked up IN the Newark Post
! Office Yesterday by police officer who had asccr-
! tanned that they were runaways from Middletown
! Connecticut.
The circumstances attending the death Of William
| Mclor who was manglcd horribly in a large drum
nj Uowors leather mandatory in Newark last
| Saturday are deemed suspicious by some of his
friends st. Chrysostom Lodge, knights of Pyth,
las, Of Newark Of which Mcllor was member, held
meeting last evening 10 discuss the matter of an
! invest gatiun. The County Physician, no inycsti
gated the facts connected with Mcllors death, says
he is satisfied with his investigation and will not
make any other
NEW-JERSEY.
FREEuoLD-James b. Hartshom, wcll-to-d'
farmer of Blacks Mills, was found dead yesterday
with bullet wound In his left breast aTg'
double barrel gun was lying "a few feet from him
1t is not thought that he had any troubles wnci
would have caused him 10 take his own life, al
though he has been subject TO fits of melancholy 10
some time
PERTH AMBOY.-The headless dead body of
woman was found Yesterday in the woods, near th
junction of the Ncw-GOTk and Long Branch and TN
Pennsylvania Railroads by Samuel Van Horn AM
Charles Palmer. Their attention was drawn to
rope dangling from tree and ON closer inspection
directly under the rope, half buried in the leaves
was found the woman's body. The head was foun
about six feet away.
LONG ISLAND
r. FAR ROCKAwkY.-Thc Rockaway Hunt Gu
= has removed from the Kennels TO Meadow Brood
where il will continue its hunts.