New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-01
NETWORK CITY.

An unknown man, dressed in blue nann nr SUI
was found drowned at the 1ool OF EdSV '""''
third-st. yesterday. -,
In the window of a liquorshop not 1ar hiot n on
CITY Hall, is live lguana a reptle Vi 'no ii
species from South America.
COLLECTING MONEY AND KEEPING IT ~.
rugane Sonleyet age fifteen, of No: I4o Enst
Onc-hundred forty -thrd-st az the ohlos "
lice Court Yesterday, charged with retaining $ooSS
collec ted for his employer, ChalIes D. 0'0'''' VI
No. 125 Chambers-st.
DIED FAR BEYOND THE BIBLE AGE LIMIT
Mrs Catherine DOlan, widow who came 70 ' ms
VII from old age at No. 500 SecOndave: Her
relatiyes sent information to the Bureau Of Vital
Statistics yesterday that she was lol years oid
REGISTERS OFFICE NOTES.
Police Captain Edward lyman has conveyed the
premises Nos 40 and 4Ol2 First-st. to the city Tor
Si4.0U0. William Astor, has purchaSe0do lhe
bindings. Nos BOZ and 554 Broadway, and 30 ana
90 Crosby-st from Mr. and Mrs. Henry Brash Tor
$2S5,00O.
LARGE "TIP" TAKEN BY PORTER.
j. L. Reichman arrived in tins city on fIldsy on
n Sleeping coach of the New-YOrk Central Railroad.
On the trip his satchcl was rltled OF an envelope
containing 500. lie caused the arrest OF Edward
Patterson the colOred porter, and the money was
found in his possession.
TWO DISHONEST CLERKS ARRESTED.
Werner II. Hoffman age twenty,a CLERK employer
by James TalcOtt at No. los Frankihn-st., an.
Eugene Soulleget, sixteen years 0id, IN the employ
of Charles j. Stebbins, at No. 10 Chanbers-st,,
were locked up at Police Headquarters yesterday
charged with embezllmg about 5000 each'
Four men were charged yesterday with robblng
solomon saves the butcher of meat worth ~ 90.
Thomas Ward and Henry Heinrich are IN his eni-
ploy and il. was alleged that they took the meat 10
Jacob Nolf, who sold 1t to John Slebee OF No. 81
East Thirtv-second-st for$15 NOlf was discharged
Nv Iu.ticc German and the other prisoners were
held for trial.
WARNED AGAINST A swINDLTR.
Captaiu Williams sent out from Ponce Headquar-
tcrs fast night general alarm for the arrest OF a
man deSCr bed fifty years OLD, uNe icei anu SiA
inches high and wearing dark, seedy ciothes' lie
il said to bc visiting the Offices of uptown phySl-
clans m their absence. and by pretending that he
wishes 10 uay bill he passes worthless checks Tor
small q IA, and receives lew dollars III chithge'
U,lcE DUFFY RENTS SEVERAL FINES.
John Rooney William and Henry BeeScbacher,
Henry Smith and Matthew Moran, who were az
rested on Friday for taking part i'll general fight
i'm which about twenty other young men clgaStd
az No. - Elizabcth-st., were yesterday taken 10
the Tombs Police Court. Ihey were charf:d win
,lSofderlv conduct. and fined 70 apiece wien was
afterward RENTED by Justice Duffy.
SUPPLIES FOR THF INDIAN RESERVATIONS.
The OnartcrInastcr's Department yesterday ma le
tie following awards for furnishing supplies LOT
the various Indian rcseryat@ns Gomez, a. u
Whvland 4i3475 pounds 81 1047 cents per p0unG'
Rice. Lewis Wallace, 1877 500 pounds at OH =
cents per pound, Sugar, George H. Mailer, S4Z,
600 pounds at 7.24 cents per pound; NJ. Mahler Is
one 1l The proprietors of the North River Sugar
Refining Company
TX-ITDGE BOSwORTH'S REQUESTS.
Ex-.IUdge Joseph :. Bosworth whose VIII, datcu
Apul n 1879 was filed yesterday, leaves MS lay
library TO his two sons Joseph ;. and Frames H..
Ellsworth and his house, Nc. 4JS West twenty
secoud-,t with the furniture, for use during NE;
ia his daughters. Josephine Is. Yates, WHOM, ana
stella fine wife Of George c. Lee. The TeNduaIy
estate goes equally 70 the testators seven children
Moses b. Maclay IS the executor, and the cNecutnX
is ,JOscphlur b. Yates.