New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-29
NETWORK CITY.

A dispensary has been opened at Fordham.
Postal facilities have been improved at Port
Morris.
The Ladies' Art Association will give another re-
ceptOn this afternoon.
The steamship MAN, for Bremen, which sailed on
January ~ was at anchor last night of the South
west SPIT. account of che dense fog.
The Wall-st. ferry is patronized since the new
ferry houses have Ueen put No. An extra boat VIII
prOUably be added during the Duslesi hours.
KILLED BY FALL FROM WINDOW.
Freder ka SiCous, age thirty Two, domestic en-
ployed al No. SO West Efteenth-s, tell out OF the
second story window OF he house INTO toe yard AT
all early hour yesterday morning and was instantly
killed.
FOUND UNCONSCIOUS on THE SIDEWALK,
The pc saturday night found u man lying
uncOn scious on the sidewalk at Sprng and Wash
IugtOn-sts. he had Deen severely beaten about the
head. lie was sent to Bellevue Hospital.
A COSTLY NEW CHURCH IN HARLEM.
The new church of the One-hundTed- and-nine-
One hum red st. will be OIL the
finest buildings i'll that paIt OF the city.
CHARGED WITH KEEPING A DIsORDERLY HOUSE.
Nav Robinson was yesterddy takcn to the
TomDs Police Court by Oicer Meyer. of the Fourth
Precinct charged with keeping disordeIlY house
at No 81 James-st. She was held for Trial, BAH
being fixed a. SoOO
AN ASSAULT WITH A sLUNG-sHOT.
At the TOnUs PUlc: court ye terday Francis o.
Karlbeig, Swedish sailor. as committed for trial.
He was ARES ed on the complaint OF August Llog-
III
day night.
JUMPING FROM THE SECOND STORY OF A HOUSE.
Edward Ram, age thiIty-two while suffering
from an attack Of delIrlum trelnens, jumped rom
the secOnd-sory window of ho hOusr, No. 330 East
Slxt\ thIrd-st yesterday morning, mi uriug his leg
He was taken Defore Justice Herman III the YORK
vile Police Cour and was theD sent 10 the hospital.
THIEVES IN A HOTEL
Mrs Maria Lyna reported A. Police Headquarters
Yesterday ha she nad Deen robbed III the An hOny
| IIousr on Broadway last Thursday. thief TOOK
\ e al.a 20 tar f4H nm and
zeal - veral articles of clothing, including s k
dress circular, sDaw wi and new vailse contain
| ing $36 III money
BRUTALLY BEATEN BY MICRO,
During an affray Sullvan-st. grocery ttore
waterway morning Sarah Marks, coored, age
thirty five. of BrOome aud lh0mpson-sts.. was
| beaten by negro named George Mnndes enc re-
celyed severe internal injuries ana was takcn 10
Bellevue Hospital. Her assaiiant was arrested and
| locked up the Prince Street Police station.
THE DISSATISFACTION OF THE BRCKIAYERs.
The brIcAlaycrs are agllatlng their grievances IN
anticipation OF a strike. The Layers OF hie-brick
are dIgsals because there 10 difference III pay
fDI their work as compared VII the laying Oh com
mon prick. They say that the laying OF hre-brlck
rr0uircs more precision and greater experience,
hence they should get more pay 1oi such Work.
JUMPING FROM FORT LEE FERRY.BOAT
William Austin, passenger on lhe Fort Lee ier-
nv boat, Jumped overheard on SATURDAY when OPP
nosite One-hundred and blTteths 81. lie was "a X
ing TO captain Coffin at the time. and, saying
GOod-by, Captain" he Tusned TO the ran ana
IA charge by Captain Gilbert OF the thirtieth Pre-
cinct
STEALING WHILE THE FAMILY WERE AT SUPPER.
Central Once detectives Oh Saturday nlgnt ar
rested Christopher Herbert janiiOr OF the studio
| Building, at No. % kasl 1hirteentn-st.. on the
charge OF having III lis pO' session valuable Jewerv,
| and some money and clothing stolen from George
lngraham. OF No. East lweltth-st The robbery
occurred last Friday Herbert acknO " lodged tho
! THEFT. He WAS employed in the house, and stole
| the jewclrV white the family were at supp r.
MARY KELLY CURSES JUSTICE HERMAN.
MarV Kelly anu her daughter Kae created n
miniature riot IN their apartments AT No. 329 East
FOrty-seventh-s. on Saturday night, and we're ar
sled Oh complaint OF the landlord, Terence Nc
Mauus In the York VILE PoIIce Court yesterday
| Justice Herman committed them Tor one month
| each. I" Aay the curse o God rest upon veil" was
| tho exc amdtIOn OF the old woman who at empted
10 kneel before tho complainant but was seized by
the officers and taken down stairs
THE SUNDAY LAW no LONGER A TERROR.
The Penal Code panic has passed away entirely.
Many of the prOPgerirs III Chatham-sl. and the
BOweTy did not close their front doors yeser-
| day aud the dealers carried their business with