New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-17
NETWORK CITY.


| examination of DR.. Felix OIiare, charged WIN
causing the death of Michael Lacey until Laceys
| stomach has been Analysed.
| YERwoOD's DEATH DUE TO CEREBRAL AroPLEXY;
| The coroner's Jury in the case of Otto Yerwood
the seaman who died the City OF Para soon a1tcr
being engaged in a quarrel with Christian Hansen
declared that YerwOods death was due to cereorai
| apOpcXy, and Hansen was discharged.
POWER OF POLITICS IN the EXCISE BOARD.
Daniel Englehardt wished to start lager beer
shop at Ffty-ninth-st. and Ninth-ave., opposite 81
Paul's Church, but the Excise Commissioners de-
clined to grant HIM a license. Senator Plunkett
however, induced them yesterday to reopen the
case, despite the earnest protest of MIR. Morrls.
r. +. TAYLoR's BODY FOUND.
At No 81 Excnange-plsce. the Office of Francis f.
TAYLOR, who committed suicide at Niagara Fails
week ago Monday, II was stated yesterday that the
body which was found on Sunday afternoon a, AT
Youngstown had been positively Identified by
means of some iewery with his initials omit. The
body will be sent to this city in a day or two.
A SIZE FOR A NEW ARNoRY SELECTED.
The ArmOTy Commission, composed OF the Mayor
Commissioner Thompson aud General Shaler met
Yesterday and agreed on a site for the proposed
armory of the 18th Regiment. The exact LOCALITY
is not given, as the Sinking Fund Commission mas
not vet agreed to the purchase II is on the west
side of the city, Sixty hfthst, and Is 200 lect
square.
RECoRDING REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
The New-York Mercantile Exchange has bor-
rOwcd 1878 900 upon its property at the northwest
corner of Harrison aud Hudson SITS, In order to
erect new exchange. H. N. harrington has pur-
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extending from Observation-Disclosures ghtll-st.
to Divlson-ayc, being nearly 700 feet square, Tor
$4,000.
ONE or MIR. BERGus OFFICERS BADLY INJURED
The horses attached to Thlrd-avc hOtsc-car last
night knocked down and run over ligbcc Carpentcr
age sIXty-two, of No. 1909 East Onc-hundrcd-aud-
twenty -.xth-st one of the officers Ol tine society
for the Prevention OF Cruelty To Animals cutting
OH his right leg He was taken to the Ninety -nlnth
Street Hospital, aud edward Carpenter the driver
was arrested.
PAYING FOR THE rNO PROSECUTION.
4 warrant for i .GG2 H. payab lc to the order OF
E. j. Davidson Queens Counsel, az Quebec, was
MIR Davidson was the counsel employed by Ds-
trict- Attorney Omcy IN the matter of the cNttadi-
ton proceedings m the case of John & Emo
formerly president of the Second National Bank
The warrant was mailed 10 him.
WORN or rtu SUMMER VISITING PHYSICIANS.
The report of the summer corps of phN.cllus 10
the Board ol llca th yesterday showed that IN July
aud August 1907 houses in which 2On.
families i,cd hld boon visited. aud tina 1904 pre-
AcuptiOnS had been given. The llccuhc OF Nchdrd
Stukcr Who has a iat-rcndcriug establishment at
Muuk lltun aud Washington HNeS, and One
hundicd-and-siNty-s ccond-st was revoked
RECORD oF TnE HEALTH HOME ron CHILDREN.
Tho Health Home of the Chdrcns AID Society,
on Concy Island, has Just closed. During the sca-
son / ,lsG mothers and sick children have been
ccivcd and treated. many of them remaining from
,6Ol mothers and children went down for II day
and were supplied with food. These were worthy
cases needing fresh air, VINO couId not DC away
BIDDING A MISSIONARY GOODBYE.
The Rev. Dennis Osborne, Of India, the Methodist
Episcopal missionary, was given farewell meet
ing, last evening, at the SXty-hrSt street Niciho-
dist Episcopal Church. He will sail with his wife
and three missionaries to-day at 3 p. III. on the
steamer Austral on his way back to India lie said
last night that arrangements had been made
sent twelve missionaries to India this fall and
money to build a training institute. George II.
Steward, of Philadelphia, also spoke few words.
SENT 70 Prison FOR PICKING POCKETS.
I.,..l No. IN
was robbed of his gold watch and pOcket-boOk
while standing at Canal and Elm SITS. on Scptcm-
Der T. Two of his four assailants were arrested.
One of them, James O'Neil, pleaded guilty aud was
sentenced to three years imprisonment John
Nolan, another of the thieves. arraiGncd before
Judge GilderSlceVe Yesterday. He at first de-
manded trial, but finally pleaded guilty. lie was
sentenced TO four years III the state Prison.
TIRE NORTH CAROLINA STATE EXHIBITION.
The North Carolina State Exhibition opens at
Raleigh on October |. II is hoped by the exhibition
to show what great advantages the State offers as
field for Investment of capital. The exhibits Will
represent the mining and timber interests of the
the tobacco plantations. The Northern exhibits
will consist principally of machinery. The main
exhibition building has cost over 900 and is in
the form of a square, 3GG feet each side.
GIVING sCHOoL-cHLDREN TRIP To THE SEA-
The managers of the New York and Sea Beach
Railway yesterday made $500 public school chll-
dren happy by distributing at the doors of the
school in Fourteenth-st., between First and Second
aves and the school in Ffth-st.. near Second lave
tickets to Coney Island and return the children
came out at noon and at p. III. In the present
bright days an afternoon excursion over this route
VIII prove decidedly pleasant to the little fellows
many of whom doubtless, have had no summer
ing y this year outside of the city,
MR.. DoDGE's CLASS TO ATTEND HIS FUNERAL
The class of 20 Of Princeton College was largely
represented at a meeting held yesterday afternoon
at No 40 Pearl-st TO take suitable action on tie
death of William Earle Dodge. A committee con-
sistmg of W. X. Wilder, John FarT and c. c. CIV
Ter presented resolutions OF regret and commisera-
tion. Mr.. Dodge was regarded as the leading spirit
at Princeton during his college years, and the reso-
lutions passed recognized his high standing as a
scholar and Christian gent lenan The class de-
cided to attend his funeral in body.
PROSPECTIVE HEIR OF THE RIOT RELIEF Fund.
Policeman George Burns with his arm i'm a sling
and bullet in his left breast appeared i'm the
Yorkville Court yesterday against Alfred and
Andrew Peer and James McQuade arrested for
taking part IN the riot at Seyenty-sixth-st. and
Sccond-ayc two weeks ago. when Burns and Alfred
Peer were both shot McQuade held the policeman
held. Burns who is siXty-three years old. is prob
ably permanently injured and may fall heir TO
5 900 of the RIOT Relief Fund
A PROSPEROUS AID ASSOCIATIONS
The IFS members of the James McCrcrry a. Co
Mutual Aid and Benefit Association held their an
nual meeting on Monday night. The trcasurers re-
port showed a balance on hand of $20s 20, besides
the $500 reserve fund. Five members had died i'm
he past ycar aud a gTatuitY at s. 90 was giycu TO
the family of each. len dollars n week was given
TO each of fourteen sick members until their rrcov-
cry. The following officers were elected: Trustees
j. c. McCrccry Robert ;. McCrecry and Theodore
Ro-vcar; treasurer. q. ID. Kremm; secretary,
Joseph II. Cunningham
HELD FOR rNrICiNG YOUNG GIRf TO HER FUN.
Charles Crawford. age eighteen, of No. 10
Magnolia-st, Brooklyn, at the Iombs yesterday
gave information that led 10 the finding of Kate
Gayanaugh, the Young glrl missing from No. 81
Ncw-loIk, whom Crawford was ac-
cuscd Of abductiug. The glrl was found IN u low
den at No. 1882 Chcrry-st., kept by August path
She had gone there from another dem nj No. lOI
Chatham-st., managed by Ernest Plath a brother
OF August. mo which she and another girl Mary
rosby, were cntlccd ahout two months ago. Craw-
lord and the Path brothers were held. The gIT
was sent TO the Institution for Ieiricndiug Cni-
dfeh and Young Girls III SecOnd-ayc.
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