New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-06


Grounds
Examination of James English for murder Of Jones
Meeting of Market Savings Bank depositors. at No. FOG
Concert in Washington Park from TO Pm
NETWORK CITY.
Blue, Green and Grey are the names OF three mer-
chants doing business in the Bowery within
block of each other
The net funded debt of the city on June 80 was
sos. 39O,173, an incre ase of $173,539 during
June.
who o. was vas drowned on Wednesday in the North
River, was recovered yes terday.
A sPTrz BITES DoG-CATCHER
Thomas Dillon, dog-catcher, living at NO; ~
dog at Firstave and Thirteenth-st.. was caught by
the animal and badly bitten. Tho dog escaped.
REGISTERS OFFICE NOTE
Henry B. Livingston and others have secured
loan of 800 900 property at the southeast cor
ner of Leonard and Church sts. from the Bank for
Savings.
KILLED by AN EXPRESS TRAIN
While crossing the track of the New-York City
and Northern Railroad at Macomb-st., John Nc
Govern, Of High Bridge. was struck by the larry
towl express train and instantly killed.
CAPTURED AFTER EIGHTEEN MONTHS.
Detective English of the Sixth Precinct yesterday
afternoon arrested Edward Reilly. age twenty OF
No. 1877 Mott-st, on suspicion of being the man
who about eighteen months ago killed an ltailan In
Mulberry-st.
YOUNG MAN DROWNED WHILE BATHING.
Lewis Blechton, age twenty-eght OF No. 70
Manan-st., was drowned last night while bathing
in the East River at the foot OF Grand-st Inc oouy
was not recovered.
A STRANGERS SUICIDE.
At o'clock yesterday morning an unknown
man was seen to jump into the East River at Per
No. 81 He was drowned. His clothing; which
was found on the pier consisted OF blue sack
coat and dark blue trousers
DoINGs OF THE EXCISE BOARD.
At meeting of the Excise Board yesterday the
three general Inspectors appointed on Monday were
assigned to their districts general order was
issued by the Board repeating all former rules
flicting with thenew order OF affairs.
POLICEMAN SHOT IN THE MOUTH.
Patrick Coogan. of the City Hallspolice was nd
ing in a Third Avenue Elevated car near Ninety
fourth-st., on Wednesday, when bullet, fired by
an unknown person, lodged In his mouth. His lip
was also injured.
DEATH OF THE BOY WHO WAS CRUSHED BY CARS
Thomas J. Byrnes, the ten-year-old boy who was
wednesday, died yesterday morning in St, Vim
cents Hospital. His BODY was taken to the house
of his parents at No. 100 Hester-st.
THE FASTEST TRIP FROM HAVANA.
The steamship City of Puebla, Captain Deaken.
of the Alexandra Line, which arrived from Havana
on Tuesday, made the trip from Havana to New
York in days. % hours, 20 minutes, which ID the
fastest trip on record.
BuRYNG AN OLD GUARDsMAN.
The late Daniel Knight. who had been a member
of the Veteran Association Of tho 9Th Regiment.
~. ". D.
pany of the regiment for twenty years was buried
Yesterday at Wappingers Falls, n. Y. His funeral
In this city was attended by members of the asso-
citation.
DEATH OF PRISONER IN HIS CELL.
George A. Mclaughlin, ago twenty-eight. Of No.
224 West Nineteenth-st, the driver OF an ice
Court Prison on charge of assaulting Martha
Eppler of 433 Fifh-st., with an ce-tongs died yes
terday morning ID his cell of Brght's disease.
FINDING BODY NEAR BLACKwELL's ISLAND.
n,no off ho0 r1e ut
wells Island last night discovered the body OF an
unknown man. forty years old. and wearing blue
flannel suit in the East River near the Island
The body was towed across the river and tied to
the pier at the foot Of East Sixty-second-st. The
police sent 1t to the Morgne.
FUNERAL OF AN OLD TEACHER.
The funeral of the late John Halpin, who was the
oldest school teacher in the city, took place yeser
day at st. Vincent Ferrers Church. at Sixty fifth
Rev. Father Hayes aud the nterment was at Cal
vary Cemetery. Mr.. Halpin died on Tuesday at the
age of eighty,three. He was appointed teacher in
the public schools on August 10, lS43.
CAPTURE OF WOMAN THIEF.
Dr. julius Baynowitz of No. 232 West Thirtieth-
ST.. about month ago received visit from Ellen
Miller of No. 243 East Tbirtytirst-st She returned
i'm the doctors absence and stole pair of opera
glasses and surgical instruments valued at $50.
The doctor met her in Third-ave. yesterday. He
ceized her. but she broke away. Detective Lott
caught her however and in the Yorkville Police
Court yesterday she was held for examination by
Justice Herman.
a
dog, three bandboxes and woman boarded
Third Avenue on its way uptown n few days
ago. The car was crowded, and the woman with
her dog aud boxes was obliged TO stand, much to
the discontinue of the neghborng passengers A
tall man with very red nose and strong breath
rose from his seat in corner and said: Madam
lhic you've made q mishtake. baggage cars lhic) |
don't run on dish line. Take lhicl Fourth Avenue
car"
THE FIRE DEPARTMENT TIRED.
There were fifty fires in the city on |
Wednesday, all of which were extinguished |
by the iremen before serious damage |
any one person was less than $500. The men and |
horses of the Fire Department were very tired yes
terday. About noon fire was discovered in the rear
frame house at No. 34S West Fortleth-st. Several
families were unceremoniously hurried into the |
street. and Mary Palmer one of the women living |
in the house, injured and sent to the Roosevelt
Hospital
A PRESS EXCURSION TO THE CATsKILLs.
Henry Monett. the General Passenger Agent OF |
the New-York, West Shore and Buffalo Railway. |
and +. J. Burritt, the agent In TINS city, have |
arranged Press excursion TO the Catskill Noun |!
tains tomorrow. number OF journalists from |
this city and Philadelphia have been invited The |
Hotel Kaaterskil which will be reached by daily |
trains over this line during the season. is to BIO |
opened on Saturday and the members of the excur-
sion party will be accommodated there.
AN UNNATURAL sons DESERVED PUNISHMENT
Peter McFarney. age nty-seyeD, an habitual |
drunkard before Justice kilbr IN the Jefferson
Market Police Court yesterday was charged with |
threatening the life of his mother seventy years OF
age She wished her worthless to be sent to the
Island and her request gran ted the term of con-
fnement being fixed at six months When the court
officers were leading the prisoner away he turned to
his mother and exclaimed: This will be sorry six |
months for you. Pll kill you when get out" JUS
tico Klbreth at extended the term of the pris
oner's confinement TO twelve months.
A PARK CoACHMAN COMPLAINED OF.
David III. Merrlman, Of Fltchburg, Mass, with |
two friends. visited Central Park week ago last |
Sunday aud hired coach No. 93, of which Joseph |
Ea gan was the driver. to take them around the !
Park. The driver wanted 81 for his services, but |