New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-06
NETWORK CITY.

Parks in annexed district
NETWORK CITY.
Seven new policemen were appointed yesterday
and three old ones resigned
Chestnuts have appeared stTeet-stands, and pea
nuts will take back seat for a time.
William Rice, ago itty-One, made vain attempt
to kill himself by cutting his throat at No oZO Last
Thrty-ttth-st., yesterday.
ORDERED TO ERECT FIRE ESCAPES
Notice TO erect fire escapes have been sent 10 the
Industrial School Building at 273 Rlylngton-st
and 10 st. Teresa's ParOchlal School at Nos. and
10 Rutgers-st.
DYING OF LOCKJAw
MOritz Manke, age tifty-eIght, German cabinet
maker living at No. 339 East Fiftynntn-st died
yesterday of lOckjaw. the result OF injuries 10 MS
hand and arm received a few days ago IN pIanlug
mil.
THE TARIFF IN SPIRITS AND LIQUORS.
A delegation of dealers IN spirits and liquor
called on Collector Robertson yesterday with refer
ence to the new tariff Law. Inc Collector stated
that duties would be fixed on the amounts shipped
without regard TO leakage.
THE sTAMINGGR INQUEST
Coroner Kennedy yesterday neld an inquest in
the case OF William Stamlnger, OF No. 81 Stanton
ST., VINO Sunday was shot and Killed opposite No.
2OG FoTSyth-sr. The jury returned verdict OF
death at tue hands OF some unknown person
AUGUSTA ROCHE GOING 70 PHILADELPHIA.
Miss Augusta Rocne, he actress was not aole to
find any trace yesterday OF her httle GIL VINO was
taken away from her nome on Wednesday by ner
husband, HOdcTcK L. Cnerrll Inc laucr dId not
Philadelphia tnls morning 10 sing there with Tie
Rice company.
LEAVING HIS WIFE TO HER OWN EEsoURCrs.
Samuel smith, OF No. 3S9 CuatOu-st, Chicago
teegTaphed Yesterday TO ms wife a Castle Garucn
VINO aIIIved there on Iuursuay by the steamship
Ethiopia, having been assisted by the Hebrew
> cIety of Glasgow, that ne could send no money
and sne must 40 the best she could Ihe woman
will be sent back to Glasgow.
CIGAR-MAKERS AND TENEMENT HOUSES.
The CigdT-uiaRers Progressive l hon mas dcciied
cused OF violating the teuclnent-house cis II law
complaint mas Deen made 10 the Bodrd oi HraI.u
against Josephs u Co. Tor making their men WORK
IN cellar. standing committee nts Dceu au-
pUIutcd 10 watch the tenement houses.
DisAPP ARRANGE OF A BOY OF FOURTEEN.
George NJ. Matthew's, age twelve, employed by
his uDclc q. I. Matthews tea merchant at 40.
Cedar-st., and living at No. 30 AiauIsoI -s'., IN
Thursday morning discovered that he had lost the
key to the door. He started 10 search for It and
has not been seen since. Mr. Matthew, informed
the police yesterday that hIs neDnews parents live
IN CoyIngtOn Ky.
FUNERAL OF DR. LEWIS T. WARNER.
The funeral OF Dr. Lewis I. Warner took place
yes eTday afternoon from his home No. 80 East
Niueteenth.st he services were conduc ed uy the
Rev. Mr. COllyer. Among those present wrr. Doc
tors q. t. BeChcr, john :. BIssrtt II. d. Paine, ).
H. Thompson, l.. Minor, OF Brooklyn; H. Nc
Murray, II. VI. SmICh, j. NJ schl-y, cX-COilcctur
Hiram Barney and Colonel Frederick A. COukuug.
REVIEW OF THE ODD REGIMENT.
The ODD Il gIment, numbering 49, men, was re-
oTs Island yesterday. Ihc regiment was IN iaugue
and maIcuIug order and the steadIncss OF tuo
men under arms was a surprise 10 the Regular Army
officers OF the garrison. TIC muster lhaJ followed
showed an absence OF lO1 men. General Ward,
VINO commands the brigade of winch tA.sls the crack
regiment, was present. throughout
A Banks EXPERIENCE IN A HURRICANE.
Captain King, Ol the bark FarmOdnt, from liavTo,
which arrived yesterday, reported that on ; ptrm-
encountered a hurricane from the south southwest
to uOrthwes', lost her lower maIntoDsdl aud tore
topstay.aIl and sprung her mInyard. On Septem-
Der IS Peter GlUneY, seaIndu fell from the upper
mantUpsalI yard 20 the deck ana was killed.
MISSING CHICAGO WOMAN.
NJ Holland, oI No 81 WAlton-pace, Chicago, !
has written 10 Superintendent Nailiug requesting /
that search be made 10 tins CITY for CatharInc
FLYNN, who let her home Ia Cnlcl 90 On Monuay.
Her husband died suddenly at h5 work the same !
day and ner three small children lett 10 the
care OF the nelgnbOrs. The woman has "A sister,
Mrs. William Mcumnness, nvlng IN WatcI-s...
New-YUTk, and brother named Lawrence LdTKln
III sUuG other part OF the city.
CONDITION or The sURROGATEs OFFICE.
The quarters OF tIe SurTO gate m the Court House
have been pronounced damp and unhealthy Dy the !
Board OF Health The report has been referred by |
the Commissioner OF Pubuc WORKS 10 IhOnt IL. |
McAVoy, Superintendent Of Repairs and Supplies |
IUT iuyobugaIIOn. Whatever preliminary repairs |
are needed will nc made Mt ono IT extensive r.
pairs are found necessary application wall ne made
TO the BOard of Estimate and ApportIOnmcnt tor a |
special appropriation u carry on the Work.
MIN WHO HAVE SAT IN TIE MAYORS CHAIR.
a correspondent WISHES the names ana terms OF |
Office OF tue Mayors u this city sine 1861. Fer
nando Wood served ia 1860 and 1861; George Op- |
d Ike, 1852 ADD 1868: &. Godfrey Guuincr, loGl |
ana 1865; JOhu /. hoffman. 1866, 1867, ana a !
part OF 1865; Thomas CONAN, from November 30 |
1865, to January J, 1869, III place OF Jonn L. Uol-
man, elected Governor; A. Odkey Hall, 1903 1870.
1871, 1872; William J.. HavcmcyrT, 1878 and a |
part OF 1874; Samuel Il. IT. Vance, from November |
80 1874, 10 January /. 1875 10 I'LL the vacancy |
caused by the death OF Mayor Hayemever; WIlnam |
ii. Wickham, $50 and 1876; smith Ety. ir., 1877 |
and 1878; Edward Cooper, 1879 and 1880; VIII |
liam H. Grace, 1881 aud 1882; Franklin Edison. |
1858 and 1884.
BROOKLYN.
Professor Price. cOlOred of Salisbury, n. c.. viii !
preach in Plymouth Church Tomorrow.
An absolute divorce has been gran ed 10 Frederick
C.. Gutenberg from Mrs. Louise Gutenberg
William Phillips a sailor was fined $3l yestcr- |
day for smuggling fifteen monkeys from BuenOs |
AyTes.
The fourteen Cinnamon arrested on Sunday !
night for gambling, al No. 40 D"Kalb-agc., were !
discharged yesterday from lack OF evidence.
Owing TO the increased demand for lawn room in |
Prospect Park by persons desiring TO play crOquct |
and teunIs. the Park Commissioners have decided |
To sell some of the sheep now pastured IN the |
meadows
In suit brought by the United States Govern
ment TO recover unpaid taxes upon surplus funds !
from the Brooklyn City and NcwtOwn Railroad |
COMPANY between 1865 and 1871, tho sum Of |
81, 424 50 was awarded Yesterday.
The cornerstone of the aTnUry for the 47th RrgI-
ment. at Marc, lave. and Hayward-st, viii be ad |
on Thursday afternoon of next week, at 3 D. m, |
with Masonic ceremonies by Grand Master j. Ed |
wald Summons. Governor Cleveland and stan are |
expected to be present
Henry c. Hawley and others have fled a libel /
against the FAIRY Belle British bark, for 81 900,
alleging that when she was on ner way IRON |