New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-15
NETWORK CITY.


The Inspector of Buildings reported Nos. and >
Willam-,t., aud No. % Great J'ncs-ol. ui.aio ye'-
tcrlay.
The Nov-Yorl. Cotton Exchange began yesterday
80 deal ~ print cloths under The additional new
rules recently adopted
Francis Lohmiller, the German carp,nter who
jumped into The N'rh River on Sunday night,
hanged himself in the lonbs yesterday.
SENDING BACK An INSANE IMMIGRANT
Mariana Dtwae, am in'nr immigrant from
etcttin. who on lJudm1 iew days ago rom tha
steamer Katie became insane, was sent back yes
tclday by the Castle Garden liberties.
A rEr At "cABl' CASES.
fire broke ont yesterday afternoon n the wc H.
known road house zoo One hundred and-slXty-iirst-
st aud CWtrai-avc.. kept b. "Idbc' Case. An alarm
soon brought inc are engines and Che ire was *
tuFGishol before auy great amount o. dalAg. was
done.
rFCisirrs OFFICE MOTIFS.
The Grca.poiu. Ferry Company has conveyed for
nominal consideration all y. franchises, property
and fine boats East side and Wo7t side 20 shepherd
j. Knapp il trus,. 10 transact the business OF the
company. Amos %. Emo l"s sod the binding No.
Il Mciccr-,,. Iur $4,000 10 w lilItn Ollnian.
WALSH COMMITTED FOR TRIAL.
Gcorre = Walsh was committed for trial vcSter-
day by Justice " hue. IN he Jefferson Market Po-
Lcr tour,. ion shooting Nlr. Laura Oouid-l boIpe
ON MaI,n 70. lie vas permitted 10 Icusil under
tho original bail OF $4,000.
RUSHING OFT is THEIR NIGHT CLcTHEs.
The occupants of the tenement house, No. -
Priest. were aroused hv cry of fire at : o M.
Yesterday. They rushed into the street in thor
niqht clothes. aaJ were tsho1 into adjoining houses,
The drcm' soon got The fro under control the
damage was 800.
Az oup NAN GUS HIS THR oAr.
bpdrc,v larger, "a German eighty years oil. who
lived N No. 1871 East Third st.. with his sou-iu-
law. ooa,ui,ted .ui,de yesterday morning 10y cut
tug his throat with razor. on account, II is sup
posed, of old age and il-Arai'h.
TIE POLICE ENDOWMENT AID AID FUNDS.
The report If the president If Che Police Eudow-
meut Fund for t1c quarter ending July / shows
tost cudotmeuts tor twenty-ioT memb,rs,
amounting to ~ .cI1 o., Were paid. Ia the same
time ia teen member, OF ho Police Aid Association
died and that 9I6, ~ was paid 10 their heirs.
FATAL LEAF FROM 4 GHtLNroINr fLRfN -BoAr.
IA uuAuoNnWIu Jumped from the Grocnpout
farfy boat, Last Side, carly yesterday noun
fnTtv-ve wear. old five feet eight inches ia height
and had brown hair and WnlSk,r' slightly hinged
with gray. llc left black derby hat on thc boat.
IACuo,sr MIS- oN s1AltN IsIANp.
Soma members of the NcN-iork Lacrosse club
had u practice game on the staten lglaud Cricket
Grounds yesterday afternoon Tic lacrosse mon
owe thi, privilege TO Inc courtey Of G.S scoGold.
IT. chairman VI the Grounds Committee Of tlc ctickcl
club lw Inch has tho direction of such matters. Al
present the lacrosse mon III have THIS opportunity
TO prAcu-o on Mondays, when tho ground Is not
wanted by baseball players.
rACINd oV Iur uAWtrN RIVER.
Almost daily tho suall steamboats, which run
from Harlem to n igh Bridge have races, ia which
fuel is piled Ia the furnaces aud tho engacs OF tho
boats are forced 10 their utmost power. Yesterday
the Stonman and the Robert Bray raced down
the river and 40 great WAS tho speed that tho
master ni the Steinmln could not stop hoT soon
enough 10 prevent running Into tho tourth Avenue
railway bridge aud losing her siiokestack.
ANOTHER GUN THAT WAS LOADED.
Frank Thompson age thGtcon, tie son of a we'll
known Harlem ncwsdealer. OF No. 2l4 East Ono
hundred -and-t wen tysecond-st., and George jack
son, age eleven, Of No. 2l5 were playing together
Yesterday in The attic OF young JaCkson's house.
Ihey cam. across an Old rifle belong 10 Jackson's
brother, which thoy supposed TO be unloaded.
While playing with the gun it exploded sending
d bullet in Jackson's abdomen. The wound il
serious.
HOLDING A DEPUTY-SHEuFF IL 5000 BAIL
Michael Clinton, a deputy sheriff of Brooklyn,
living at No. 46 G ymeT-st., was IN the IOmbs Po-
lice Court yesterday on a charge Of obtaining
money under false pretenses. Michael Mclaugh-
lin Of No. B44 Washagon-st.. stated that he lost
a gold watch valued at Sl25 on june y. Clinton
offered 10 work up the case AID received 70 for ex
penses. Soon after hs told Mclaughlin that he
had received letter from a thief, who would give
up the watch for $40 Mclaughlin paid that sum.