New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-07
NEW YORK CITY.

NEW YORK CITY.
Michael Brady, of No. 232 Delancey-st fell Oh
the sidewalk near his home yesterday, whiie IN
toxicated, and fractured his skull.
The State Council, Order of United American
Mechanics will hold its annual session at Masonic
Hail. No. III West Twenty -third-st,. August H.
FATALLY INJURED BY A FALL
William Dorsey. of No. 507 East ThirteeDth-st.,
ed fatal injuries yesterday bv falling in the
new building at No. IL Stuyvesant-st. where he
was at work.
REGISTERS OFFICE NOTES.
The Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company
has advanced the sum of 100000 upon property
situated at the northeast corner OF F1fth-ave. anu
Fifty -seventh-st.
RESCUED FROM DROWNING BY A PATRoLMAN.
James Moran. four AIRS DID, fell into the East
River at Pier No. SO yesterday. lie was rescued by
Pairolman DIXON. of the Thirteenth Precinct, ana
taken 70 his home st No. 6S Ridge-st.
THE ACTING MAYOR GIVES PLACE TO THE MAYOR
President Reilly, as acting Mayor. Was busy yes
terday IN signing warrants. DE will leave to-day
for Saratoga, ana Mayor Edison VIII return anu
assume the duties OF his office
JOHN HUssEY's REWARD FOR LIFE-sAvING.
John Hussey, the veteran gate-keeper at Castle
Garden, was presented yesterday. by his fell9w-em
ployes. with fe-sIzed crayon portrait OF himseu
as token of their appreciation OF his gallant Efforts
III saving twenty six people from drowning.
SEVERELY BEATEN BY HUFFIAN.
Thomas Totteu, OF Riverdae, and Thomas WATTS.
of No. Walker-st., while at High Bridge on Sun
day were attacked and beaten about tho head by q
rufian known as ,nie Lyons Their scalp,voHan ss
Bridge, but the police could not ind Lyons.
PLANS FOR TWO NEW sIx.sToRY STORES.
Julius Kayser. Of No. l06 East Fifty-eighth-st,
and Nathan Schwab of No AZ Greene-st., lessees Of
the lots Nos. 80. IL and 40 Grcenc-st. yesterday
fled plans for two slx-story buildings with iron
fronts, which are TO be erected on the ground at
| MS stores.
YOUTHFUL RoBBER.
| William 0mler, age twelve, of No. 5s Clinton
place, was held in $1,000 bail in the Jefferson
Market Police Court yesterday to answer q charge
| OF stealing purse containing $25 in money.
| postal order for $50 and a key valued st III from
| The room of Henry Goodkind, guest OF the hotel
| Royal, at Fortieth-st. and SiIthave
SPLICING THE BRIDGE CABLES.
The work OF splicing the wire-cable by which
will be hauled across the Brooklyn Bridge was
begun yesterday Charles Shuier, who 10 doing the
| work, and who mas just returned from San Fran,
| CISCO said that the splice would be probably I9O
feet long and that il would be impercepti6le. The
railway across the Bridge. IL Is said, will not DO
| opened before September.
THE SHORT HOUR LABOR LEAGUE FIZzLEs OUT.
on s satutaag " s az Mo- 2sS Bowepy It Was
announced that another meeting of the League
would be held at the same place last night. ln tho
meantime however. all except four msmDers OF the
League Withdrew from the organization. and the
faithful tour would not go to the expense OF hiring
q hall. So the meeting was not held.
A YOUTHFUL OFFENDER SENT AGAIN TO PRISON;
Bernard Maloy AM Charles Mccarthy peaded
guilty yesterday in the Court 0f General Sessions
10 a charge Of robbery. They were accused by
Louis Block OF having assaulted aud r0DOeu him IN
Hrster-sL on June 30 Maloy, who though only
twenty three years old has already served a four
years in the State Prison. was sent back 10
tnat Institution for eight years aud SIX months.
Mccarthy, who has also been IN prison before. was
sentenced 10 "a term of i've years.
CAPTAIN SANDERS SAVES ANOTHER LIFE
Captain joan SInueTs, vi the Twenty third Pre-
clnct police. who saved BARTENDER IRON downing
at the foot of East Elghty-nlnthst, on Friday per
formed like service yesterday az the same place.
Joseph Hoilwich, fourteen years old, ot No. 4l3
| EusI
rades To jump INTO deep water Peter f. Motifs, Of
Ne. AL last kigDty-nlnth-st attempted TO rescue
the boy, but he became exhausted. Captain Sanders
then arrived at tue place and helped Morris 10 take
the toy out oil the water.
RESIGNATION or AN EXAMINER OF BUILDINGS.
sonn Riley, an examiner IN the Bureau uf Build
Ings Resigned his position Yesterday account OF
failing health. The Fire Commissioners SAID that
he las faithful ssrv4qt OF Tue pG4c ana hid "a
! Fuurlh-st. whele a fatal panic occurred several
mouths ago, was Key's dis rct. he had
/ examined the building and had considered II safe.
| IL WAS said by Inspector EsierDrook that Rileys
Judgment was at fault but that the examiner meant
| TO 10 ms duty.
RESOLUTION TO PROMOTE FAIR DEALING.
meeting OF the grain trade was neid at the Prod
uce Exc1aDge yesterday 10 consider what should
DC done 10 prevent trading IN futures with money
I con RI BUTTON added To or deducted from the
tract note. resolution was passed requesting the
Board OF Managers Oh the Exchange % declare such
transactions misconduct aud PUNISHABLE. under sec.
| ton 81 of tue bylaws. Inc meeting was presided
over ny George Z. Martin, and the resolution was
offered by III. 3 kneeand
LOOKING FOR CIGAR-sTUMPs.
wretched looking Italian was arraigued before
Justice Gardner III the Jefferson Market Police
| court yes er,ay morning. little girl scarcely
| three years Old cung TO his coat. Officer Layden.
of tue h, gath Precinct said that he had found the
| pair wandering through south Fftn-ave. at an
| early hour. Inc prisoner said that hIs name was
Giuseppe Dcgno aud that he iived III Jersey-st. lie
| denied Oclng "A yagrlnt and said that ho and lis
| iIttls grl were looking Tor cgar-stumps. lie was
committed Tor six months and the caild was sent TO
the Commissioners OF CHARITIES and Correction
coGAN REMANDED TO AWAIT AN INQUEST.
Henry Cogan, who Is accused of siaDOing his
brother Denis Cogan, IN the arm with an ice-plck
GO Us 10 cause his death. was erralgned yesterday
! before Coroner Kennedy. The testimony of Charles
Moore the rker per Of the lIquOr-sore at No. 94D
| ThIrd-st where The staODlDg Is alleged to have
occurred, was 10 the effect tina Cogan injured him
| self accidentally last FRIDAY while taking Ice from
| au icc-box behind the The wound was nalnful
at first but was not thought TO- be dangerous. Tue
next day 1t Logan to swell and he went 70 Roosevelt
| Hospital where he died sunday Cogan WAS
| remanded 10 await the inquest.
BROOKLYN.
The arrears of taxes paid last week amounted to
S19.5l2 IL.
An efligy labelled CAREY tho Insormer" was
suspended yesterday at Plymouth-st. ana Hudson
ave. from telegraph pole. Ihe police removed IL.
Four young arraigned before Justice
Walsh yesterday for highway robbery IN assanlting
John O'NeIl. on Saturday night at Washington and
York -sts., and roDbing him OF pS 40.
Caesar Burns II ColOreu indii, ~ uo DOsS
oh Crow Hill"is under arrest Tor felonous assault
on Mrs. Lidy Bloom, also colored, whom he struck
over the head with heavy cane In street quarrel
The wound inflicted 10 a serious one.
A horse driven by Mrs. Charles Schultz, wife of
the Warden OF Raymond Street Jail, ran away on
the Ocean Parkway yesterday and Mig. Schultz and
her mother, Mrs. Crooke, were thrown from tho
dog-cart IN which they were riding. Both were
badly bruised.
The funeral of the late DIR. Thomas Fry. we'll
known dentist, took place last evening at his home.
No. 10 CiiDton-st. lie was born in England in
1880 aud came TO this country in 1849. For the
past twenty years he practIsed his profession In
Brooklyn. The burial will be IN Greenwood to-day.
letter has been sent to Mayor Low by the Mayor
of Muhlnausen, IN Thuringla. Germany, Ia which
John A. Roebling first chief engineer OF tho Bridge