New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-07
NETWORK CITY.

Abram Roscnthal age five, fell from INC rool ~
No. 14S Forsy th-st. yesterday, ana was Instantly
killed.
Bernard Lorenzo living at No AZ, Mulberry-st.,
while walking along the Markets dock Yesterday
fell into the river and rescued with dlihcuity.
The recent robbery of jantor occurred at the
Gramercy Flats. in West Iwentleth-st', near ocN
enth-ave not at The GTamercy, III Gramercy arr
For the twenty-four hours ending at noon yestercc
day 10 deaths were reported nj the Bureau OF
Vital Statistics. The majority were children uhucr
five years of age.
The French Cooks Association has taken charge
of the body of John Noel BOnncfond, the French
man who committed suicide on Saturday, al NO.
1879 Beecker-st.
PURE MIX FOR SICK CHILDREN. 49,,
The Sick CbIldrens Mission OF me ChlldrGh Aiu
Societv receives daily gift of AldeTncy milk from
the stock farm of james Stillmeu Tor the SICK cDl-
drcn in tenement houses.
EXTENDING CALL TO PULPIT.
Tho Bapiist Church ut LcXington.aVe. ana
Twenty thrd-st. has extended call 10 the Rev H..
A. Craudall Of O>vcg0, y. \. One OF the members
said Yesterday believe that Mr. 'randai, nns
virtually accepted our call. lie preached Ill our
church last May aud was generally liked
OPPOSING rHr sALE or CHICAGO BEEF
Frank Cohen and Leo Biunen, members Oh ING
Eastern Butchers, Protective Union were were nlIG',cI
YESTERDAY in Scvcnth-lvc., for distributing liaml
bills aud attempting to hhtimid1to customers ol w.
II. Andrews. a butcher at No. 81 seyenth-ay' pc-
cause he refused 80 put mp slGll slaiing t""t ho
did not sell lhicago dressed ocol'
KILLED ny FAILING OVER BLUFF.
The people LIVING near IIghty-thlrd-st st. ana tho
Hudson River were alarmed NcsordAN ny the CRIES
of children. aud found that Ruth lilllcrslie. aye
twelve of NO. 200 park-avc, Brooklyn, who was
visiting William Brady, at y-ninth-,t. ana
the Boulevard. had tllcn down hni ana br,n
instantly killed. After dinner Rnth WIN hf;
Bradvs children, had gone 10 the river 10 nlAy ana
while chasing each other about the blum kuth mad
gone too near the cage.
NEGOTIATING on THEIR IFF-woRK
The graduating class of 81. Francis Nayicrs
College hogan retreat M that institution last
| night There are ten members Of the class and
three other Young men Joined them. one being Il
mem her of Last wears class. The purpose IL 10 oc-
| cupy n week in meditation and prayer before
| deciding what course in life to pursue. The stu
| dents VIII assemble four ines day wien the
Rev Father Peter j. Cassidy VIII present them
| with outlines of topics for meditation. Inc re-
| treat is an old Observance III Cdtuoiic lhstI'u-
| tons.
SHOOTING HIMSELF BEFORE HIS MOTH x.
| Louis Kcil a Waterman for tine American DIS
| trct Telegraph Company, age twenty-seVcn IlVlng
| AT No 1870 MulbeTry-st., sh0t himself yesterday III
| the head lie had been drinking heavily for some
DAYS and on Saturday night he quarTelled with his
sister He entered the kitchen Yesterday and told
ms mother that he intended to shoot himself She
paid no attention TO his remark, and he drew re-
Volycr and carried out his threat. lie was taken
| 10 st. Vinoents Hospital and will probably die.
USING 4 WOMAN TO AID II STEALING.
Flora Wilson, age twcnt one of No. 30 FORSYTH
| ST. with James A. Parsons and Thomas sommers,
| age respectively tWcBty-nlne and eighteen, were
| Yesterday held by Justice Patterson, III the EsSeX
| Market Police Court. in default of $1,000 bail
each 70 answer charge of robbery preferred by
Daniel RYAN OF No. 1J1 West Fity-lirSt-st. Ryan,
about $50 q. m, approached III fifsf-st near
! the HOweTy, by the woman who engaged MN In
! conversation when ~Om'lcrs suddenly struck him
n blow which fcled HIM to The sidewalk, after
which the men laDsackcd ms pockets ana Stole a
watch.