New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-08
NETWORK CITY.

NETWORK CITY.
Policeman Patrick O'Hara, of the Twenty -eignth
Precinct died suddenly yesterday ut his hoine' NO.
800 East Fifty-ninth-st.
Mrs. s. Sends $40 to TIE TRIBUNE to be given
IN John Mulroy, the disabled soldier and his destl-
tute family, at No. 535 Canal-st.
A German named Honson was found dead IN mn, MS
room Yesterday by his employer, Daniel ohelhin'
an undertaken, at No. 2,O5S Secondaye.
Henry Mates ago twenty five, framer. while
nj work Yesterday on building at No. ~? hlVlng-
ton-st fell from the fourth story and was Instantly
killed.
rEIRrya THAT A BOY HAS BEEN KIDNAPPED,
John OBr,en age nine. has been missing from ms
home. No. ~ Seyenthst., since Monday, when ne
started to Harlem to see some relatives Ills palon'
fear that he has been kidnapped.
HE MISSED THE BOAT nut GOT A wETrINdi, =.
Charles Walker of No 2l3 Forsyth-st., Whlle
irving 10 board steamboat for Shelter lsiann y9s-
terlay after she had started fell into the river o
was rescued by Officer OMahany and some cltHehs
RED CLOVER As A CURE roR CANCER. .
lady correspondent, who ~ anxious 10 De pht IN
communication with the writer OF letter o c cu
curative power of red clover in cancer cases can
have her wish gratiiod If she VIII sehd her auulo''
to this Office
Mr. Fox Grrs GENTLY sVuBBrp. .
Richard H. Fox wrote to william H. Nandsrbllt
oGcrlnga purse of 10000 for Maud :; ana Jay
yc-Sce to compete FOR Mr.. Vanderbilt bag re-
Piled through T.. W. Russclli that ho ~ nov "i"'ns
To allow Maud s. to tTOt a. NJ Fox proposes
EXCURSION on \ GHtSp AMY rosr 80.
Wndsworth Post No. II, -. A. Re- cm1artcd WIN
ita friends In good numbers on board we nltVr'
SIMMER and Nelson from .cwclH Wharf Brook
lyn and points ~ this city yesterday mnrnln"' l"t
ita nununl oxcuraion, Tho post wont 10 NISb'"
Spring Grove on the lludHdu'
i.ump Will uAvtNG priturM 1WutFh
samuel Patterson, age twouty -unc, u striking
hucknScr, either foil or jumped on 81 INC Wluu"W
of his room. on the second il'or oi NJ" "3 ,Apiins-
m ,rcm Sn,' and wn" badly Injured lie was sent to
81. Vincent, Hospital.
uEAbI OF 4 CABEErNAkLH Hi pN""SlN"
The body of Alyls llultI, a cabinet maker age
56 Of No 800 East Onc-hundrcd-and- ionii h-a,p
wa, found in the East River OF Our-hundird- ami
srcond-4frcrt Yesterday. On the dock were two
KEY and "A rdZor-casc, winch contained q par OF
spcctaclcs supposed 10 be lultzo property.
HE QUESTION or RUISTLANDER's SANITY.
An appeal has been taken by counsel Tor W nam
C. RhInsiander from the decision OF Recorder Smylh
refusing to revoke he order for commission 10 eX,
anime ~ to Rhincaudcrs sanity inns acton VIII
probably not interfere with the proceedings before
the Lunacy Commission.
STEALING A POLICENAN's SAVINGS.
Catharine MURRAY age sixty, the cleaner at the
Twenty-mnth Precinct Police station, found
pocket-book containing over 500 on the moor
there She appropriated the contents which were
the savings OF Policeman Kelly. aud was yesterday
sent by Judge CowIug to the Penltsntiary for Tour
years.
THE MANUF' CTURE OF CANNoy.
The CongreSslOu8l Committee on ordnance n"U
ap4n at the Fifth Avenue Hotel Yesterday morning
and listened to long statement ON the proda ~
steel, by 4. ii. Emery, civil engineer d. ID. iiV'o
nia in he manufgttiIre of br"cch-oa1iug cannsn.
The committee adjourned till ,. M to-day when
they will visit the Morgan Iron WORKS
EDWARD D. BELLS FUNERAL
The funeral Of Edward d. Bell, tn" dry goods
commission merchant, was held at his home No. 3
Flfth-ayc yesterday afternoon. II was attended
by relatives and a few intimate personal friends
The body was taken by train last evening 70 Lynn,
Boston where it vii be placed III the family Ndut'
There were no pal-bcaIcrs. The services were con-
ducted by the Boy. John Love- assistant pastor Oh
Calvary Baptist Church
GLOOMY OUTLOOK FOR GIRL or THIRTEEN.
Sarah FinkclstoyeT. age thirteen, with her sisters
Jnlia, five. and Jane threo. went before Justice
Patterson yesterday, accompanied by Agent 1ouhB'
| of the Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty 70
Children She stated that her father was dead, ana
her mother had been sent To the luhatic asylum on
Wards Island IN May, and that the children were
living at No. 30 Chry Ntle-St in destitute c9uul-
ton The Younger girls were sent 10 the hepteW
Sheiteriug Guardians Society, Sarah saying that
She would be able to support herself By sewing.
YOUNG MEN TOO FOND or ICE CREAM 90,
lanes Williams young man OF No. l3l
! West One hundred-and-t twenty lo1rttl-sJ.' re-
! moved sky light from the roof OF DlXons ice
! cream factory at No. $50 West One-hundTed-ahq-
| twent -fourth-st, and lowering himself through
the opening with a rope admitted his brother, john
| through the doorway. Herman leWes ana hugo,
! Euole employes capturcd the burglars and started
for the police station with them, but were obliged
by a crowd to release the brothers VINO were, now
| ever rccaptured aud held in the Harlem Police
Court.
PICTURESQUE SUMMER EXCURSION ROUTES.
| X,
| has lust issued new edition of its Picturesque
! Summer Excursion Routes which gives an uhns,
uay complete and COMPREHENSIVE description vi
! the various places of interest along the me OF tue
! road including the lakes Niagara Fails etc.;
while its illustrations give fair idea of the pct
urcsquc aud romantic scenery Inc descIlPlioh VI
the various routes and rates of fare gwen ehaD es
would be tourists to decide upon programme be-
fore starting and the probable expense
THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE ~ AZ uPRgAH.
The quarterly meeting of the American Institute
| IalI i'm - . /. lODDpT
inr. with President Cyrus H. Loutrcl In the chair.
aud John w. Chambers secretary pro 'ein SfIyoh1
offered a resolution that the bylaws bo amended
10 reduce the fec for admission 10 membership
from SO to So. After anolay aud confused discus.
| sou ho amendment was defeated by n Yolc 81 ~
| ios IN the meeting and after IT hard names were
east back and forth, and personalities were M
dulged in freely and generally
IEWIH pipi tN-MAHsiiALs.
| United Sintc1 Mntshul Ifhnrdt yesterday carried
| out pinu which ho has boon contemplating l"l
! hnmc imr Nv reducing tho tUrco Of deputy mar
| hhnin There have hoon eighteen ot ih'1" drpull''
md thcf Deputy Marshal Curtis nnld yesterday
! that the department vt Washington only allowed
! twelve deputies Tor tho Office. Accordingly NIX
| inru were dropped from the l4i. ~" uhi"iiu-
nate ones, Somo or whom have boon drpniir7 l"r
| many yentH, are Luther Horton, james \. Pearson
| Raleigh Kennedy, William Mcllcn, Isaac H. Peter
| and Jacob Dubort, They each received about poo
IA month rs salary.
FIRE ZoUAvEs OK 4 PICNIC.
| The Fire LOO-LOOH,' survivors OF Colonel Els
! wortls famous regiment recruited from among the
volunteer trcmen of this city, who now comprise
| Noah l.. Farnham Post, No. 15S, q. A. H.. held an
! afternoon and evening picnic at Lion Park nc one
! hundred aud o ghth-st and Nnth-aye., yesterday
! The post was formed early this year. and though
| young Is vigorous. | 10 name Is taken from al
officer of the First Fire Iouayes who was killed il
! battle. Colonel Charles Loescr Is commander
Among the attractions OF the day were several tab
leaus, representing scenes IN the life of IA fireman
in the old volunteer days, with the veteran Jacl
WIldey chief.
HELD UNDER $500 BAIL FOR STEALING Sl1.
John Conway, retired sea captain who lives a
tho Sailors snug IlmbOr on station Island, came Il
this city Wednesday to see his sister, at No. liC
Mubcuy-st When about block from her house
he was seized by two members OF the nOtOuOu
"Why q Gang who dragged him into an alley ant
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