New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-16
NETWORK CITY.


Fires were lit in some of the stoves on the Ele-
waited Railroad stations yesterday.
The Princeton College class of 20 will meet at
40 Pearl ST. to-day ut p MI take action on the
death of William Earl Dodge.
Charles Dillon, age fourteen, employed at No %
Whie-Si., fell through the elevator shaft yester,
day and was killed. lie lived at Houston and
Thompson sts
While the Essex Market Police Court and PR s33n
are undergoing repairs, the prisoners OF the
Seventh, Tenth, Eleventh and Thirteenth Pre-
cincts will he disposed of at the lombs
DANGER FROM PLAYING ~ me STREET,
A runaway horse dashed along Avenue II,
Eightcenth-st. Yesterday, and ran over lheresa
KOucngreascr four years old, OF No OVO Easy
Sixtcenth-st who was playing in the street. aud
broke her thigh.
DISCHARGE or BROKER swErNY
William II. Swccnv. broker. who failed recently,
and was arrested on May 10 on the. complaint OF
James Welsh. another broker for having passed
an alleged worthless check ior rT iVU upon ni'U
was discharged yesterday at the lomDs'
tNa,NirY CAUSED nv 4 sIsrrns prArn.
The police were informed Yesterday that John
Roihillse aged twenty. of No. io3 south MIRA ST..
philadelulin had disappeared, anu was b'llryod 10
he insane ON account of the recent death of his ais
ter. II IL believed that lac camc to THIS city
rur hMN1ItH lsNtHAiDA
The pnlc of reserved Rcnia iut tn" amateur per,
fnttnnnoc of " nnornda." which viii lac presented
NJ the Lexington Avenue Orria llonho op srpl"m.
hcr 30, ot tho benefit Of The New York o'phn n,
AHvluut hogiua to-day, truiH can ho i'"iNod at
all the loading holch Ia the tilN'
riANn tnU AZ oNruAN AHyttM,
Plans were filed at the llnlrnn ol bindings yea
erected by the i.itlo Snlcra OF the Poor on the
north side at Ouc-hmndrod and MIA ia -ni i-a irtt
west of Nuth-.Nc. II viii have frontage 81 ! ~
feet aud viii be four stories NIGH Inc estimate"
'''' " Noi 4 coon DAY roH mn GANGS.
William Logan, member ol me- lomb7 gang
who assaulted Policeman Weller ON sun i9}
night. was held in $1,000 BAN IA the
Yorkvlllo Court yesterday John Andrews
Of the silver Star" gang was 9I74 hela
for assaultng Policeman fahcy, and Patrlch
Andrews his brother was sent 10 the Island for four
months for participating IN the assault
SENTENCED FOR FIFTEEN YEARS
Edward &. Ford. the COlOTcd man who was con
victcd of manSlaughtcr in the hr-t degree III the
Court of General Sessions, on Thursday. was SEN
fenced yesterday by Recorder Smyt TO fifteen years
in the State Prison. lie cut John >. cullen
laborcr. with a razor. on December 30. inilicting
wound on the face. from which Cullen died IN the
New York Hospital IN May.
40 uArs SMASHED At IHE STOCK EXCHANGE;
The galleries OF the Stock Exchange were filled
with visitors yesterday afternoon IN ANTICIPATION
of a lively warfare against summer mats. Inc mar
kct was an excitement IN HNell, however, ana
brokers with white mats appeared on the moor
without danger The visitors were sorcy dlSap-
pointed, and in little while the galleries were
NLw-yoRK NoN-,poRrING DoG SHOW.
The premium lists of tine New-l ork transporting
doc show are now ready. Inc snow VII ne De-, neg i
aud -. 1t viii bc the llist show ol hon-Np0Iting
dogs. and promises to be successful II VIII be
largely supported by breeders and owners of dogs.
Several entries have been promised from England.
lie entries close October o.
TuF CABLE ROAD ~ HARLEM.
The cable road which the Third Avenue haiIroad
Company Is building IN pnc-huhdied-ahV-l Wthl}-
hith-,t Is advancing slowly ON account OF the con-
tractor lack of experience IN TINS klhd al work
The first of the three miles of track has been l!d
and The cuciucs are ready To be shipped from the
place of their manufacture. The road Whch com
plctcd will present many novelties III construction
UNIV MOODY SILENCE OF a MURDERER
Theodore Bangs motive for killing his former
employer. DR.. Adolph }. N0ckln. - still undlscoN-
cred Yesterday the drug store at lhrd-aVe. and
One hundred and tcenth-st where the tragedy
occurred, was surrounded by q crowd OF motb.dV
wa, prevented 10y tine closely drawn shades. DIR.
NockIn's funeral Will take plac" tins afternoon at
hs home, ~. - East, Onc-hndrei aud
slXtccuth-,t Tnc murderer shows no Eg15 of nor-
yousuc,s I've m'"'1ns ms m2ody silence ahd
stcadiastIy refuses To talk about the crime.
ARRIVAL OF 4 GERMAN WRESTLER
Fut2 Gomcuvcin. age tury-two, was one OF the
passengers yesterday ou the steamer Na3sd9 n.
from Amsterdam. who landed ut Castle Garden
llclSl German wrestler and mas como seeking new
worlds 10 conquer llls weight IS 2d3 pounds and
hc can ui 300 pounds. Recently hc won val
uahlc medal ar some athletic games ma Germany 10y
holdmpa 100 pound weight 40 arms lcuuth with
hisueht hand while ou his lrft thumb hc held
ninety pound weight and wrote ul 10 with ptrco
of chalk held between I'm 81 het and second fingers.
rotl,lNi> oN IAorrloNs.
Awsolutwn V1s olrlol 2l ne meeting of the
Aldermen Yesterday That the BOARD oi Police hc
directed to instruct the superintendent of pollre 10
detail two policemen lor rnch excursion leaving
tins city, and that every own" "r captain of
drptIt with am excursion party On hoard wnhOut
the protection of two policemen shall hc drDmcd
Guilt, of a mislcm'lnur puusuhir with fine of
+ 100 or imprisonment \ question was raised
whether the BOARD hai jurisdiction i'm eases of thl7
kind and n vas referred 10 the Law Committee to
report at the nest mccune
bl-,i s-iNG HIiIG'uUe UININhe.
Church rcv,uls was the theme ui discussion ut
the l1urisi ministers ruuicicn'" Nrstciu1N. Va"
Key. NJ. T. llommcdru read paper un this subject
maintaining that icNl,al9 were n harmony WIN
the clutch. Ouc arc1kcr thought that the mcthod'
ul ic,Naa shoud ho mote ruscN srluiini2ed
inutn attention pluuh hr given tu thr spiritual
Nuolit, ul ia, ,huirh aud l.7s tu iaita and hafi4.
Il wa ntatrd that mine irnthp u thnith tiuuhloa
followed uruu thu hrrl7 vi '"NN'l7 hnd that a"W"
ohutrhoa eio auatainod hA rri''d''a iohswh7 -
oitrmunis.
AestNhNNt,N ottNtH oN IT. opNeutrtNt4,
lmolh, nhruhin Waa arrested "a M0houN-7t'
"n sunday tot intoNtrtlion, uaiha w"ahr l'he"'se'
" hen ho was arIdlautl m court, thn uliiotr said
that lac Ma' member 1T the ' WAY NahH, ana
Justice w hile committed hhh Ion 7iA n"hlh'' l''
ddN Assembly mdu OliNtr applied tOi MS discharge
ana stated that the imputatlons on SherhahH
character were false rs hc was q respectable Young
man. Justcr White expressed his surprise at Mr..
piiNcT Application and refused 90 acccdo To IT. MI
OIlNtr Indignantly denied the existence of the
why ~ or any other gang in his district, and
those gangs.
IXrIAlNlNG DEFICIENT PLUMBING
Thomas Holland, plumber of No. 232 West
Onc-huhdred- ANA thlrty -r~t-st., was he Il m 1900
bail IN the Harlem Court yesterday on "A charge of
not doing the PLUMBING WORK according to law IN
five new houses IN ,,-s.crpd
ST. near EIghtl-avc. Inspector W. G. Elliot stated
that instead Oi running the yenti ating pipes con
Meeting with the closets through the ROOF and cap
ping them with an IRON pipe, rs the law Directs he
concealed the end of the pipe between tLe rarti-
tons of the rooms and s0ldorcd a length oil "A ad
pipe the root 10 gye 1t the appearance of having
been done properly. The prisoner said that the
work must have uccn done by workman who wa,
formerly in his employ, IL order 10 got MN IN
trouble.
MADE INSANE BY ONEESTUDY.
Foster Douglass, mae cen years Old, whose 1thcr
is cashier m Ruppcrt'S brewery at lhird-ayc and
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