New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-04
NETWORK CITY.

NETWORK CITY
Arrests last week, 1906 births, 529; Deaths
CSC marriages. no. -
The animal reception at the American Museum OF
Natural History will be held tuesday aiternoon'
MEETING HIS DEATH IN A HATCHwAY. :.
Remington Vernon, age eighteen who lived IN
BROOKLYN, fell through hatchway in front-s 81.
near Pine-st., yeS day He died SHORTY al'ei HIS
removal to Chambers Street Hospital
NV RECTOR BEGINNING HIS WORK.
The Rev. Afford A. Butler, formerly rector Oh
Trinity Church. Bay City, Michigan, having ac,
cepted the UNANIMOUS can Oh inc anr nxing
ton-aye will begin work in his new parish To-Day
FUNERAL OF DENNIS T. CADDlGAN.
The funeral of the late Dennis |. Caddlgan, one
of the oldest hotel clerks in this country took place
at the Church of the TRANSPORTATION YESTERDAY
and was attended by many wel-knOwn hotel pro
prietOrs. There were many floral Designs Inc
burial took place at Woodlawn
SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE.
The increase of 1888 Of the famous Mountalnslde
herd of Jersey cattle, the property OF lh:0HOre
A. Hayemeyer, with twelve from the herd or L. y.
Havemeyer, viii be sold at auction by, Peter {.
Kellogg & Co., at Mr.. Havemeyers stable IN west
Seventy-secOnd-St., neal the Boulevard, OH lucs-
day.
ACCIDENT TO SCHOONER.
The schooner Henry T.. Shepherd, from virginia,
loaded with wood, was run into by an unknown
vesse off Sandy Hook early yesterday. Her lore
and nizzen rigging aud davits on the port size were
carried away and her jib and forcsall were spht.
THE DoUsMAN COLLECTION OF PAINTINGS.
The II. L. Dousman collection OF paintings.
which is to be sold By Lcayitt * Co., az Clinton
Hall, on Thursday and Friday, is on exhibition at
No. S17 Broadway. The collection contains hun
dred paintings, collected by Mr. DousInaI, oil 81.
Louis.
SEQUEL TO THE PHILLIPS FAILURE:
II transpired yesterday that the Fulton National
Bank was to be added to the list of victims, OF
William l. Phillips, the abscondng gram Gea nno
from the bank on genuine warehouse certlncaicS.
These he from time to time withdrew, replacing
them by forged ones.
ANNUAL MEETING OF VETERAN SOLDIERS.
The Second Fire Zouaves (73d Regiment, New
York Volunteers will hold their annual meeting at
No. 80 First-st. Tomorrow evening. There VIII oe
election of officers and presentation OF testll0-
NAL to one of the old members, and arrangements
will be perfected for joining IN the Decoration Day
parade
DETERMINED TO DIE.
Louis Blumenzwcig, o Hebrew seventy four
wears old shot himself dead Iii his home at No. 23t
West Thirty -second-st yesterday. For several
years he had supported himself ana VIE by pu,
unable to work and suffered from lncurable lung
disease. He recently attempted to strange himself
but his wife stopped INN.
THE MARTIN JURY DIsAGREEs.
The Jury In the case of Lewis r. Martin, vino was
Jointly indicted with William L. Brockway ana
Nathan b. Foster for the forgery OF motifs ana
Essex Railway bonds, reported TO judge Glider-
sleeve yesterday morning that they could not agree
They had been locked up all night and all the bal
lots taken in fifteen hours had shown the same re-
snlt. They were discharged. Eight of the jurors
were for conviction and four for acqulttal.
THE CASE AGAINST GANDER d co., DISMISSED.
The case of Gander & Co., keepers OF an employ
ment Office at No. 1G GTcenwicl-st was lnyeStgat-
ed Yesterday by Mayors Marshal McDemott. 1t was
alleged that the firm employed ten Germans TO work
60 thew were shipped to Cuba and sent to work ona
plantation near Cienfuegos. Inc delehdahtS eA-
hibited copy of contracts made with the men,
which showed that they were employed to go to
Cuba and the case was dismissed.
JtF VOTED AGAINST THE ALDERMAN
The office of the Register of Permits IN the CITY
Hall, was again crowded yesterday WIN ltallahs
the sidewalks. Nicola Paggi asked for permit 10
keep stand on the sidewalk at the Bowery and
hnsIness men. Nevertheless Alderman Kirk, whose
signature was necessary, withheld It, Ii is alleged
that the reason for his opposition is because Page
voted for Thomas Z. Walsh, Alderman MIX oppo-
nent, at the November election
JEALOUSY CAUSES BROKEN HEAD.
Daniel Bailey and his wife live at Lattlngt0Wn
town of Oyster Bay, l. /. Last fall George Betts,
them. lie was there but short time before he De-
gan to pay attention to Mrs. Bailey, and she went
away with him IN the absence OF her husband, 70
naming several weeks Then she returned and was
forgiven. Three weeks ago Belts again took up his
quarters there. George DAVIS. young man board
ing to his attentions to Mrs. Bailey who is forty
years of age aud the mother of three children.
Davis and the other 63ardere twltteu hetts WIN
eued vengeance if they did not stop Il. yesterday
Belts met Davis and after some words struck nm.
Davis returned the bow ana ran away. bet's iol-
lowed him, and Selling shovel struck him over
the head fTactuTing his Skull, ana then mace MS
escape Several pieces OF bone were removed from
critical condition. warrant has been issued for
the arrest OF Belts
BROOKLYN.
BENJAMIN Wallace the rich soap manufacturers
who was committed by Justice rogers on the charge
of vagTancy was examined at Raymond Street Jail
YESTERDAY by DR.. John Youngs, eXaminerIn insanity
cases for Kings County, and was pronounced insane
Justice Cullen yesterday granted a continuance
of the Temporary injunction against the brooklyn
Elevated Hallway COmpany's works in l0rk-st,
with the stipulation that the plaintiff Patrick
Mclean, shall argue an appeal from the order at
the next general term of the Supreme Court.
Edwin Baldwin, age sixteen, employed in the en-
CINE room of Reeve az Church box factory, Brook-
lyn was instantly killed, yesterday, by the nachn-
cry. His father, who is the engineer stopped ne Ell
CINE and the body was removed, III terribly man
QIed state, aud taken TO the boys home at No. oo
Java-st
The Health authorities yesterday visited two es-
adjustments engaged in polishing aDd dressing
coffee beans and secured samples. 1t is stated that
Dr. BARLEY the analytical chemist, found alarming
quantities of lead in the samples; Health Commls-
siOner Raymond has summoned those engaged Ill
the business to hearing on May IL.
IT was reported 10 the police yesterday morning
that Charles Swat, age about bity-hye, formerly
shipping agent at No. III South-st., NeW-lOrk,
had been found dead in bed at the house Of Herman
Kinney liquor-seller, at No. 2SS Atlantic ave.
humber of medicine bottles which had contained
morphine were found in his room, and it appeared
that he had been taking the drug for insomnia
Coroner Menninger was OF the opinion tDat the
man did not commit suicide, but that death re-
suited from the constant use of the drugs.
James McDernott, in whom the dynamiteurs take
an interest has written letter from fielsngpoTe,
Finland ridiculing the idea that the fenlan brOth-
erhood of the city are after his scalp He says that
the Brooklyn part of the body is myth and bug
aboO, and lie declares that he has been " almost
consnicuously present in every capital OF Europe
during the last six months II is not believed in
Brooklyn that McDermott is 100 mics away from
London.
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