New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-22
NETWORK CITY.

Henry Uymaus. age about forty-fyc, was found
dead on Pier No. r. North River, yesterday morn
ing. ~
solomon Kcansncr. who shot himself on Friday
died Yesterday morning at the Ninety -nlnth Street
Hospital.
The huudrcd-and-scvcntccuth anniversary Of
the John Street Methodist Episcopal church VIII I'
held next Sunday. Bishops simpson of Phlladcl-
phia Foster of Massachusetts, and Harris OF New
York will participate IN the exercises.
FOUND IE D IN A HALLWAY.
The dead body of woman, age about fortY-hVc'
was found in the hallway Of No. % Mulh"rry-Nt:
early Yesterday morning There were no marks 81
violence upon her, and the probable cause Of her
death was alcoholism. The body was sent To- Tue
Morguc where it was identified as iIat OF Nei!'
the Rock, Nagrant
sIABBE IN 4 d UNKEN QUARREL
quarrel took place last night between Jacob
Gobcrtz and Charles Cover, employees OF Ebilups
brewery at Omc-hundrcd- and-hity oiNth-st. and t.
Ann's-ave. Gobertz drew dirk-knlie and stabbed
Cover in the right side inhiCtIng a wound when
may prove fatal. The wounded man war taken to
his home and was attended by DR.. Mahon. Colbert
was arrested and imprisoned IN the fremont Ponce
/ Station.
SEVERELY BEATEN BY ROBBINS
John McCarthy of No. 1873 MOnrOc-st., shortly AZ
ter midnight yesterday was attacked by Two men
al Wooster and BrO0me SIS, one OF whom struck
him i'm the face and the Otheratempted TO rob him.
lie made u resistance and one 81 the men struck
| him with q heavy cane knocking him scnsclcSs.
Mccarthy succeeded in reaching the station, house
Of the Eighth Precinct, and thence he was taken To
| ST. Nincents Hospital
A DRUNK MA FALLS OFF ROOF
! Henry OKeefc, age forty, of No. 2iS West Forty
! seycn'h-st., became intoxicated on saturday by
/ celebrating bis wifc's birthday with too much en-
] thusasu. He went 10 the roof of hls house 10
sober off," but he wandered too near the edge
and fell upon the roof of threestory frame build
ing He was picked up unconscious, and with
probably fatal injuries. He was taken 10 the
! Roosevelt Hospital.
ASSAULT on AN OFFICER
! When Officer MuihOilaud, OF the mn IIcclnci,
attempted to arrest II young man III GTccnwlch-st.
| on saturday night he prevented by Charles
| Me, ouphIin who knocked him down and while lac
! attention 10 his assailant and succeeded, with the
aid of brother officer, IN making HIN prisoner.
! At the Tolnbs Police Court yesterday Mclaughlin
was committed for trial by Justice Herman.
! ARK, sTED FOR Is A1I>G A. FIJI z.
Officer Gallagher, Of the Eighteenth Precinct, on
| Saturday evening while attempting to arrest man
| caught tapping the TIL in William lleuning's store
! at No. 4lO East Scycntcenth-St., sct upon by
four men who beat him severely aud rescued the
prisoner. Later David Warren, age twenty -onc of
No ~ East Elghtcentli-st., was arrested and was
identified by IlcnIing and the officer as one OF the
| lattcI's assailauts IN the YOrkyille Police Cont
Yesterday morning, the accused man said he was at
! home at the time of the assault. He was held IN
| 81, coo bail by Justice Power for examination.
THE CENTRAL. LABOR UNION II olITICs.
Politics engaged the attention of the Central
Labor Union Yesterday afternoon at its meeting in
Odd Fellows Hall at Second-st and the Bowery
The committee appointed at the previous ceiling ~
call primaries in the Nth Assembly District reported
tnat an assembly ubliICi Iidu p''H l'O
and that Vincent w. WOytisek, of CIgar-makcrs
Progressive Union, had been nominated for Member
of Assembly, and Charles l.. Miller, of Clothing
Cutters Union for Alderman. The nominations
were unanimously approved. a call was issued lOI
a inaSS meeting TO be held at the Gcmanla Assem-
Div Rooms No. POI BOwery, on Wednesday evening
10 give expression 10 the sentiments of the working
people against tue contract cOnvict-labOr system.
FUNERAL OF Az AGED ~ GREss.
Hannah NJ. jackson, "A negress, was buried yes
terday from the dwelling of Thomas Ennis, the hus-
band Of her granddaughter, at No. 3l4 West Fifty.
fourtli-st- IL was believed in the ncighb0rhOOo
that the old woman a hundred and clever
wears old. The funeral took place at Zion Chapc
OF the African Methodist Episcopal Church il
BlceckcT-st. There were present some OF the clnl
dren aud grandchildren of the deceased woman, IN
GLIDING her youngest son and last child, who hat
all the appearance of man less than forty years OF
age. This would render necessary the supposltlOi
that Mrs Jackson was mother after her seventiotl
sight never used spectacles, could hear whispers
and her appetite as good. visitor remarked tina
he thought the woman could not have been Oldt
than seventy-hve
CAUGHT DRIVING A STOLEN MLK-wAGON.
Joseph Julian, amilk-wagOu driver, age nineteen
of No 3iG East Twentieth-st. was arraigncd In tn
Yorkvlle Police Court yesterday for fast driving
Before the court closed George Glucke
and Alfred lille, of No. 1853 Essex-st
! called at the police station. The fonne
stated that the horse found in the prisoners pos
! latter Unidentified the wagon as having been stole
from his place of business together with SIX mil
! cans. The youth was rearraigued and SAID that II
! had been paid by "a strange man To drlNe the 0utu
found in his possession 30 RivngtOn-st and he kneN
nothing Of the three missing cans. The horse ha