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


fee for Mrs. Mackay, at No. 124 Fourth-ave.
As early as four o'clock every morning men and
bows 90 to the Battery TO have plunge IN the Tree
bath.
Myers shall return to MIS- lsaoohh Ahso '"o
amount he overcharged her.
MAYOR EDISON GONE TO THE ACKNOWLEDGES:
Mayor Edison left the city yesterday for TIP 10
the Adrondacks He viii not rstnrn apt h 'Pe Of
Aldermen will act as Mayor during the interval
DIET OF PARIS GREEN.
John Wilton. age thirty,iiye, OF NO. $50 west
Fortieth- st. was taken to Roosevelt Hospital yes
terday suffering from the effects of dose OF Paris
green which he had taken with suicidal intent.
TWO yrREMEN OVERCOME by SMOKE.
While engaged in eItingashing IRE at No. 10, ~
Mulberry-sf Yesterday afternoon, Robert farreil
and John Reardop, two fireman belonging 10 Engine
COMPANY No. IL were overcome by the dense smoke
They were taken to the New-Yoik Hospital.
CHARGED WITH STEALING A DOG.
Fred. Winters. a fourteen csr-old news-boy. who
hives at No. 40 West Nineteenth-st, Yesterday al
ternoon stole from the soop at No. 24S West Four
feminist Scotch terrier dog dn "np Sppd or 81
in default OF $500 bail, at the Jefferson Market 10
lice Court
A QUESTION FOR THE PARK BOARD
nersons living down town want breath OF fresh
air before breakfast the gates oil that oeauui anu
historic little park the Bowling Grec9 are k t
closed until after a. m. vi course .ne,e II inc ne
open also
THE INDUSTRIAL SCHOOLS.
Tho Industrial schools of the Children's Aid
Society have closed for the summer vacation, TO re-
onen with the public schools on the second Monday
i'm September. The schools have had large average
attendance daring the last year and IN no time IN
their history have they done more important
work.
Mr. BRfR RELEASED on BAIL
Emil H. Brie, the lawyer, of No Ito Nassau-st.,
who is accused of completely in tho forging oil GER
Af IN An
Yesterday was released from custody pending the
examination in the case, on furnishing %; 300 bail
George VI. Chapman, retired merchant, hVing at
the New York Hotel, became his surety.
DEATH OF MRS. MARY =. MAYFIELD.
The death is announced by cable OF Mrs. Mary r.
Mayfeld, agrsixty-elght. widow OF Henry Mayneld,
OF New-Oneaos. ard motner-ip-law OK benlamiin1
Mood. Editor Of 1ao Daily NeUs. Mrs. Mayheld
sailed from this city on June % on the Ethiopia,
and died IN Glasgow one day after the arrival Of
the steamer.
TENANTS IN THE NEW PRODUCE EXCHANGE.
Though the massive Produce Exchange
building will require months Tor completion, yet
portions of the first door are occupied. Inc fenn-
syIyania Railroad Company has several rooms on
the mort Invest corner The northeast corner Is oc-
cupcd by the Maritime Exchange. The builders
saw the Produce Exchange aad the handsome Field
building opposite Will be hni'ned ABOUT the same
time.
SAVED by HER SCREAMS.
Catherine Leo, young woman no lvcs az I irst,
ave. and ns-hundI ed and-htteenth-st., was iodnd
Inv a uolicetnan near her homo on Thursday night
suffering from fright. When her Mysteries were
over she told a story of an attempted assault upon
her while she returning home from wards
Island. Her assailant, an unknown man, was
frightened by her screams tor Zip aud ran away.
LESTER wALLAcK EXECUTES LOAN.
j. Lester Wallack and hs wife serday .oD,
tanned q loan OF $4,000 upon the dwelling NO; ~
Columbus O'D lselin. for live years. Tue dweilng
is Mr.. Waack's present Residence ana Is one OF the
two buildings which were erected at the time OF
the construction of his new theatre. The docu-
ment was executed at London and Is acknowledged
by the American Consu-General III that city.
FORGING THE NAME or HIS BROTHER.
William McCallum, OF No. 40 West Forty -hith-
ST on Monday went to the Office OF his brother,
Neil McCallum, dealer IN leather az NO: 80 RANK
fort-st ana presented to the clerk, Francis W.
Bousali, an order ostensIbly signed by Nell Me
Callum requesting that the bearer DO gwen 30
The money was gwen him and he was subsequently,
arrested In the Tombs Police Court yesterday he
was held for trlal.
pEPosiToRs WHO DON'T WANT LITIGATION.
In response TO a call for a meeting OF depOsitors
of the bankrupt Market Savings Bank TO take &C
ton 10 oppose the confirmation oil Receiver JohE
H. Platts final ACCOUNT three or four persons neld
an alleged meeting at No. 200 Broadway yesterday.
No action was taken, tho dissenting depositoTs
themselves having agreed to accept the maj diyi
deud of IL per cent declared by the receiver rather
than 90 to the expense OF litigation IN opposing a
hnal settlement.
VIOLATING A CORPORATION ORDINANCE.
Patrick Mccain, ago thlrty-si1, aud owen Mack,
tnfty-nNe, were uIIcbtcu On ou
Governors Island, on Thursday night, ia small
boat not their own property. They had IN theil
possession q quantity OF brass castings Ihey sad
at the Essex Market Police Court yesterday thai
they were licensed junkmen, but they were held fol
trial on q charge OF violating corporation or
dinance.
PROTESTING AGAINST FREIGHT CARS
A delegation representing the downtown Wesl
Side Association called on Mayor Edison yesterday
and complained that the Aldermen were unneces
garly DELAYING action with reference 10 the petition
IN sio the IuuufuQ freight traluB by the New
York Central and Hudson River Railroad Company
in Hudson, Canal ana West-sis. and Eleventh-aye
' They asked the Mayor TO communicate with Tho
Aldermen and request them TO take prompt measures
to abate what was declared dangerous nuisance.
THE NEW POSTAL AGENT.
Frank Raymond. the newly appointed posta
agent who will attend TO the distribution of tn,
new postal notes. assumed Office yesterday. He vii
have his business Office at the rooms OF the Homer
Lee Bank Note Company whsrs the notes are =, e
delivery about August 10. Mr. Raymond con
suited some OF the Post Office officials yesterday a.
to tho number OF notes that might be required a
first for the New-York Office.
NOT LOST IN A FOG.
The officers of the steamer Plymouth Rock do
MED TO TRIBUNE reporter yesterday that they
were lost in fog of the coast in their trip TO Lonl
| Branch on Thursday aud had no compass on board
| and seemed disposed to regard the statement Il
that effect, published yesterday morning, rs joke
There was "a thick fog aud heavy sea-" said ono
| I" ana We did not care about trying make land
ing at the Long Branch pier; so we returned TO thu
| CITY, Bnt We knew just where we were, and as 4
our not having q compass on board, why. 1T
| absurdw
| SITES FOR NEW PARKS
The commissioners appointed To examine ant
recommend sites for PARKS IN the lwenty-third an'
| Twenty fourth Wards will soon hold one or NOR
| public meetings. at which those interested IN til
subject will be afforded hearing The commits
| sioners have examined number OF proposed site
| for parks large and small. and will continue thei
| examination OF sites from time to time. They vii
report the result of their examinations, with recon
mendatons OF the sites proposed TO DO taken, to tn
| next Legislature.
THE BLEECKER STREET RAILROAD ARRAIGNED.
| The Bsecker-Strset Railroad Company, which ha'
| been indicted bv the Grand Jury for inaintainini
nuisance by allowing unused car-tracks to. I'd
main IN Water-st, was called on yesterday TO plea
| before Judge Gilderseeve Ia the Court OF Genera