New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-23

plain. o..so,
| County Democracy Committee at No. Union-square'
| Campaigning at Sea-Clif l.. l. -, o,.na
hetic-Metropoitan baseball game at POLO Srounu'
| NETWORK CITY.
| Policeman Herman shot and killed a mad d0g
| yesterday afternoon at Broadway and Thlrteehth-
| together with the brown-stone dwelling upon it,
| formerly the home of George A. Osgood, has been
sold to W. II. Thompson.
DROWNED WHILE ASLEEP.
An unknown man, while asleep on the end OF pier
No. 20 last ght rolled off into the East Klyer anu
was drowned. His body was not recovered
| AN UNKNOWN BOY DROWNED.
The body of an unknown boy about Twelve Years
old was found yesterday morning in the East River
at the foot of East-st. IL was sent to the Morgue'
| DROWNED WHILE BATHING
Joseph Baxter, age sixteen OF NO. PSI Eieyen.n
| ave., while bathing at the foot OF West Forty
| slxth-st., last night. drowned. his Dody was
recovered oy his companions and taken 10 Dis hone'
| THE HORSE THIEVES SENT TO NEw-RoCHELLE.
James Brady and W. w. johnson, VINO were
| charged with stealing a horse and wagon OF tne
value of So, 900 were handed over to the custody OF
officers from New-Rochelle yesterday Dy Justlce
| Smith in the Tombs Police Court.
RECOVERING THE BODY OF AN INSANE MAN:
| A body OF a man which was found IN the East
River at He'll Gate ut noon yesterday was ldentis
| fed as that of Frederick BrOckmuer, an inmate OF
| the Insane Asylum Wards Island; lie e., com-
mItted suicide by drowning himself on last lhurs-
| day.
A STEAMER RETURNS FOR REPAIRS 80,
ins f steamer "n 81 SATURDAY for Havana
met with slight arrangement to her machinery
| Oft Sandy Hook. She returned and anchored OH
Quarantine yesterday to make repairs
FINDING THE BODY OF A SUICIDE.
The body OF Henry DIehl. of No. l29 Willet-st.,
who drowned himself IN the East River at the foot
of stan6on-s on Thursday, was recovered yesteer-
day afternoon where he committed SUICIDE.
IL WAS ed to the M0rgue.
THE STRIKING CLoAKMABERs.
The Dress and Cloak-Makers Union held several
crowded meetings at STANDARD Hail yesterday
Speeches were made in hopeful VEN, out no
change In the relations between the strikers ana
their employers was reported
DENIS KHARNEY GONE TO BOSTON,
Denis Kearney and Stephen Maybsll left New
York Saturday for Boston, where LABOR meetings
are 20 he held. Mr. kearney expressed himself as
heina much gratiied at the manner IN which MS
sp.rch at ooper Union was received by the press
OF tins city. He was confident that he would Oe
able to organize "A labor party Tor the campaign OF
| 1854 before he returned to California.
| AssAULTIYG A POLICEMAN.
Officer Benham, IF the Seventeenth Precinct, ut
| an early hour this morning attempted TO disperse
| n crowd ofdisorderly persons who mad gathered III
front of No. Ii firstst. Some rutiaus resisted and
| one man. James johnson, OF No. Is South Fifth
ave. assaulted the policeman WIN a ptcner, cut
ting his face severely. Benham then used his pub
! freely and broke JohnsOn,s arm Oy stout Dow
lie was then taken TO the Fifth Street Police sta
| non aud from tnere he was sent TO Bellevue Dos
ptA
| ANOTHER OF Melons FRIENDS.
| Eugene Ohara, age twenty seven. of No. BIZ
| West Seyentecnth-st, was arrested Dy Olncer
| OCounor of the Sixteenth Precinct, on saturday
n,gLt on slsplcon of having stabbed Patrick Brady.
| of No 30 West Iwentietn-st. Brady was taken
| Ia the New York Hospital, wnere ugly cash was
tonnd in his chest. lie could not tell now, when or
where me received the injury. la the Jefferson Mar
ket Police Court yesterday Oliara , Was held to
await the result of Bradys injuries. Viara ID SAID
| TO DO the last person 10 whom McG.oln wrote.
BROOKLYN,
c.orce 7 seney. who gave $3.50 900 to found
| tho hospital now building at Seyenth-aye ana
Seycnth-st., has given similar sum Tor It's COM
plctlon.
Mss MarthaA Titus age twenty five. a telegraph
onrrator OF No. ll6l2 Spencer-st., was arrested
Yesterday upon IA charge Of stealing watch anu a
cham, worth $50. from Miss Lizzie Wits, oil NO.
Inc house of the Rev c. H. Fay, No. 22l Keap-
at was entered by burglars yesterday. Owing 10
the absence OF the family III the country, the value
tf the property stolen could not be ascertaned.
Michael Lyman. of No. OIL Hancock ST., reported
TO the police yesterday that ms son william, age
sixteen. VINO disappeared rom nome last sunday,
broke INTO "a trunk before MS departure anu stoIe
300 IN gold ami silver.
owen Gillespie, age thirty. Of Douglass-st. and
No.traud-ave, jumped from "a Manhattan Beach
train on the Long Island railroad at Atlantic and
Stone-aves., on Saturday night. and was somewhat
injured about the face lie was intoxicated al the
time.
The drowned body of William Young colored
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the New York aud Brooklyn Ferry Company. was
found in of the ferry slips at the foot of Broad
way yesterday. 1t Is supposed that 1oung acc-
deutally foil into the water.
William Nuns, a too-conidIng barber, OF No. 300
Colunbia-st., telt impeled 10 talk while at Coney
| Island on Saturday, aud struck mp conversation
with vell-shayed stranger. They drank toge Their
| aud returned TO BROOKLYN on the same train. Then
they drank several times at various places and the
barber remembered more until he awoke yes
| trrday morning in o police coll, minus his gold
| watch worth $40 ST. in money and a ring worth
| So tie doscr bed his customer" TO the police.
A public meeting was held yesterday afternoon
uuder he auspices OF the Good Icmplar lodges OF
| Brooklyn, IN the Baptist Temple, in Clermontayc
| The sin ging was led 10y the Fort Hamilton brass
| band. IN uniform. John l.. Mitchell presided.
| Among those who made addresse. were: J: W.
stems tho Rev. DIR. j. d. Fulton, DR.. ID. IL. Manu.
| the Rev William Whitfield j. Is. Gibbs Mrs. NJ.
h. Hartt and j. A. Bogardus There was large
audience. A number Of Good Templar officers Ill
regalia were present.
LONG ISLAND
IoSG ISLAND CuY.-James Corrigan, young
man employed at the Tappey Oll-Cloth Works,
Rowery Bay, net with severe accident on Satur-
dav A spark from machine at which ne was
working set fire TO n OF bonzino standing near.
Couigan seized the can and hurled IL out of the
window saving the building by his courageous act.
lie was terribly burned IN the face, neck and
arms.
BIJssyuLE-A fight took place between two
Young men named James Blake ana George fantry
Yesterday Blake drew knife and sta bbed FaDtry
\ IL lad md mel ~ N I'm