New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-07
NETWORK CITY.

Iobn cannaurbt. age six. of No 524 West Forty.
ffth-st., fell into the North River at Forty-thlrd-
ST. last night, and was drowned
Letters Of administration were granted yester::
day to Samuel Taylor Middleton on the estate OK
john c. Taylor, who left about $500, 900 to Mr.
Middleton, his nephew and next OF KIM
The great hall of the Cooper Institute being
closed for repairs, the Cooper Union EyangelIstlo
Services will be held tomorrow evening IN the
Annex Hall, Nos. ii and Is FOurth-aYe.
The Exchange Place Real Estate Company has
been incorporated with o capital OF $6OoocV.
Charles f. Tag Samuel L. Parrish and Frank n
Pendeton the corporators.
GETTING THE WORST OF FIGHT.
In fight with an unknown man on the steam-
ship Alaska at the foot of King-st yesterday, John
Wilson homeless Engllshman, was cut IN tne
head aud severely bruised about the body. HIS as
sailant escaped
AN UNKNOWN WOMAN FOUND IN THE RIVER.
The body of a woman about ferty-fve years old,
was found the East River at the foot 81 twenty
sixth-st Yesterday. She wore false teetn ana was
blind in the right eye.
MUSIC AT MANHATTAN BFAcH TONIGHT.
At Manhattan Beach this evening the regular
musical season will be begun by n concert by I'LL
more's band of sixty-five performers. The satur-
day Night Club will dine at the hotel, covers being
set for thirty.
ARRIVAL OF THE FRrsIA AT PLYMOUTH.
The disabled steamship Frisia, OF the Hamburg
American Line reached Plymouth yesterday. NO
word has been received by the North German Lloyd
Company concerning the Nam. NO anxiety IL lels
for her safety, however.
AN YoNE CAN SEE THE NEW AQCEDUcr MAPS;
Commissioner Thompson said yesterday that the
final plan sheets aud property maps for the entire
route of the new AGuednct from Harlem River to
| the CrOton Dam were file in his ONCE as re-
quired by law and were open 10 public Inspection.
CUTTING HIS THROAT WITTY A PENKXIFE;
Michael Brown n steerage passenger on the Nurn-
! berg from Bremen, cut his throat win psnkhIie
as the steamship was entering port Yesterday lie
had been drinking to excess He will probably re-
THE BOULEVARD DISGRACE.
At the meeting Of the West side Improvement
1,,% .fsrhf
Boulevard as il now stands is outrage and DIS
grace. 1t required reconstruction from beginning
to end The name should be changed to Broad
ALL TRADES REPORTED DULL.
| The Amagamated Trade and lbor Union met
last night at No 10 Stanton-st, George A. Mackay
| presided. The trade reports showed trade IN all
| lines dull. The representation OF the Cigarmakers
| International Union reported that the lenemehs
House cigar bill was being vigorously enforced Oy
'10 COLLISION IN THE SOUND.
The schooner Eagle from Ellzabethport bound
| for Boston, while off Throggs Neck yesterday,
| was run into by the steamer Sylvester ne Eagle
had her starbOard side stove IN, and her Do"sPTlS
| and libboom carried away. Shewent to City Is
land for repairs. The Sylvester also had her star,
board side stove in, broke her wheel, aud received
other damage.
DYING AFTER BEING STRUCK BY A POLICEMAN:
| Coroner Merke was informed yesterday, OF the
death of Michael Cambria, Italian laborer, age
thirty-seven. 1t was alleged that while Cambrio
was sitting on the front steps OF his house at No.
525 Broome-st. he quarrelled with policeman
who sfruck him on the back with his club. The
man died within an hour afterward. To-day
Deputy Coroner MESSENGER will make an autopsy Oh
| the body at the Morgue.
BEAxEY BY THE MAN HE HAD STABBED.
| Frederick Muller of No. 1872 Orchard-st., who
| was arrested yesterday for punglng knife with
| broad blade into the back OF an unknown man au
Hester and Elizabeth sts., was take 10 the lomDs
Police Court His face was badly bruised and
scratched from a beating by the man he had stabbed
after the latter had had the knife drawn from his
| back The man who had been stabbed was not
| found and Justice Duffy remanded his assalIane
until this morning. Just previous TO the stabbln9
! a man was robbed in Pell-st. and IL Is thoughs
| that the thieves Quarreling over thespolls.
TOO WILLING TO HAND UP FARES.
| People in the Fifth-ave. stages have otten
| noticed q tall well-dressed young man with q
| long blond mustache, who generally sat near the
| money-bOX. He was always polite In offering 10
pass fares for passengers. On THURSDAY Messrs.
| each handed him marked recent piece TO put
| in the box. Instead of doing so he slipped the
coins into his pocket He arrested and yesters
day at the Jefferson Market Police Court he told
barkeoper, age twenty-four living at No. rs East
Thirteenthst. He was held III 1900 bail.
WHAT BLIND BEGGAR saw AT HOME.
A fine looking Greek with a long, white beard,
who bore upon his breast a placard readings; Il
am blind. have q wife and five children, has been
street beggar for long time. HIS name is angelo
COrdanO and so genuine appeared his trouble that
he was not mOlested until Wednesday night when
Officer Chiardi. Of the Charity Organization So
cIetv in Muburry-st. heard familiar voice saying:
:" | see that, aud raise you hye cents" Entering
the house No. 81 he saw Angelo playing game or
poker He had inst discerned a " Hush royal when
the officer arrested him. Justice German sentenced
him TO SIX months in the WorkhOuse.
BROOKLYN