New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-16
NETWORK CITY.

Thaddens Stevens Post, No. 900. G. A. r., will 90
on an excursion TO Newburg on september D.
There was no meeting OF the Park Commissioners
Yesterday, not one Of the members OF the Board
being present.
IL was proposed by several shipping merchants
Yesterday TO start q sub,cripiIon paper to-day in
and of the sufferers of the fire at Vineyard Haven
RESCUE OF A YOUNG IRIsuwoMAN.
Catherine Lyons a Young Irish oman. who had
been in this city only short time tell overheard in
a fit at The foot OF Murray-st. Yesterday. She was
rescued by citizens and taken to the Chambers
Street Hospital.
REGISTERS OFFICE NOTE.
John Taylor has purchased the building and
property on the northwest corner OF broadway
and Fifty-sixth-st., having frontage of 162 feet
on the former street, for S32O,OOO
MORE REPAIRS NEEDED BY GOVERNMENT TUG.
The iron tug-bOat Plnta. belong 70 the Navy.
which was recently fitted out at tue Norfolk Navy
Yard for duty at Alaska. at an expense for repairs
of 800 900, ar wed here yesterday 10 nave some
additional repairs mado To her machinery.
FINDING THE BODY OF AN UNKNOWN WOMAN.
The body of IN unknown woman Was found
Yesterday afternoon in the Harlem River opposite
One hundred-and-twenty -second-s and sent to the
Morgue She was apparently thirty years of age
had blonde hair. was dressed In calico wrapper
and wore small earrings with blue stones.
TO PLACE ELECTRIC WIRES UNDERGROUND.
The certificate Of Incorporation of the Electrical
Conduit Construction Company was filed yesterday.
The objects of the company are The manufacture
and sale OF electrical conduits the constructing of
underground conductors, etc ID. N. Hurlbut ). +.
kneeland, Charles A. Brown. w. IL. FIrbank. 5. Is.
Chandler, ii. w. Pope and Elisha Gray are the IN
corporators The capital stock fixed at 81 600 000
STEALING HORSE AND BUGGY
Michael Nolan, of No. 4 HamIltOD-st, was arrest
ed Yesterday by Officer Brren, of the recnnd Pre-
cinct, while driving through EIghth-ave., ear
Seventy -second-st., valuable horse and buggy
that had been stolen the night before from w hite-
hall and Stare sts. The owner WAS John keck, o [
No. 534 East Eighty -sixtn-st. Nolan held in
the Ynrkyile Police Court 10 answer
WINDING THE OWNER OF THE STOLEN DRESSES
Albert Perry, wuJ on Monday night was arrested
when trying to sill tour valuable silk dTessrs IN
Baxterst., re-arragned yes erday at the Tombs
Ponce Court. The apparel had been identified by
Mrs. Ann Martin widow, living at No. l65 West
Fourth-st who asserted that IL stolen from her
apartments on sunday. Perry committed for
trial in the General Sessions Court.
PUNISHED FOR swINDLING WITH REBEL MONEY.
Frederick WI liam was the unhappy owner Of a
$50 Confederate note. lie went 10 the house Of
William Sercn. of No. ia Orchsrd-st.. on lue O.,
and asked him TO change $50 bill The unsus-
pecting Sercn gave him go0d money for The Com
fedefate note. Frederick Williams shrewdness did
not save him from n sentence by Recorder Smy tn
yesterday of years In the State Prison Tor grand
larceny.
A SUICIDE THROWS HERSELF PROM A ROOF.
Mrs. Mary AurGock, forty years old, threw her
sell from the roof of the teDemeDt-house No. 1853
Msdison-st. at 8 a. III. yesterday. She struck on
her head IN the yard and was killed instantly.