New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-16
NETWORK CITY.

mad dog was shot by a policeman in Second
ave. yesterday. ,
The body of man, age forty, was found in the
East River yesterday.
The steamship Oregon, of the Cunard Line; ar ar
rived here yesterday, days and Is honrs out ron
Queenstown.
POLICEMAN SEIZED WITH VERTIGO;
Roundsman William Llckey while patroiii npg III,
heat in East Twentieth-st. yesterday, was selZeu
with vertigo and fell to the pavement, cutting ms
head severely. He was sent to Bellevue Hospital.
SAILOR DROWNED AT SEA.
The captain of the British park kuther1ord.
which arrived at this port from Liverpool yester-
day reports that on May 20 George L; forwood,
sailor aged twenty, fell overheard and was
drowned
AN ANONYMOUS GIFT.
Mrs Bradford Rhodes, treasurer OF the New YORK
Home for COnvalescents acknowledges the Ieceilpo
of An ANONYMOUS gift of 5000 to be applied 10 the
mortgage Indebtedness on the Home. ms SUM-
added TO the fund already on hand for the purpose
reduces the mortgage to S2,9OO,
british MINISTER AT ST. PAULs CHURCH ,
The Rev Robert Newton Young, senior fraterna
delegate from the British Wesleyan Conference 10
the late Methodist General Conference; occupied
the pulpit of st. PauPs Church, at forth-aVe. anu
Twenty-second-st, yesterday.
THE WEST SHORE ROAD PRAISED.
The American Society of Civil E9glneeTs
road Its members speak highly of the excellent
Condition of the road commencing the location,
grades and curvature the perfection d Of the road
KILLED BY THE WHEEL OF A STEAMBOAT.
Michael Oniltz was oiing the machinery of the
steamboat Rhode Island yesterday morning wnen
he struck on the head by the wheel ana n 1n
married. His body was sent back to his home al
Providence last night
SHE DID NOT KNOW 1T WAS LOADED. 80
Hannah Brennan grown woman OF NO &c
Jones-st did not know that it was loaded and
playfuly pointed q pistol at William boien' age
eight who lives at the same place. The alm was
good and the ball struck William in the breast IN.
fietinp painful wound. The police arrested bel
and locked her up in the Charles-st poilce station
and sent the wounded boy TO hospital
HEAVY DAMAGES BY WATER.
The first floor of No 26 Union Square is occupied
by H. H. Dazian a dealer in theatrical furnlshlnl
goods. His stock is usually heavy and costly. vi
the floor above him are the warerooms OF the Wee1
Sewing Machine Company. At O'Clock YESTERDAY
morning the policeman on the post hearing waite
running down into the basement, forced MS way
into the building aud discovered that DaZian
rooms were flooded with water. A iaucet ha1 peer
left open in closet on the second hOOr MI DaZlai
estimated his damage at S15OOO.
SATISFIED WITH THE RETURN OF THE PROPERTY
John Gee, of No. Al MadisOn-st.. was arralgned II
Essex Market Police Court yesterdaA, charged
with being one of four persons who robbed "lIllan
Jones. of No. 116 Madison-st of an 0vercoat zap
robe watch and chain, and $50 last sunday
Jones at the time riding along HalniIt9h-St.
buggy When Gee was arrested, Jones declared
that he was the man, but in court Jones was no
sure that he could identify the prisoner VINO wa
discharged. 1t is said that the property had pee
returned to Jones, and that he had been visited o.
the prisoners relatives
BROOKLYN.
Jewslry worth S112 was stolen yesterday fror
the house of Abraham Saunders, No 2lo hutledge
st.
William Smith, age seventeen, of No. &C Quincy
ST while looking ovor a new building in Summer
ave. near Quucy-st yesterday, fell nom inc Top
il to the ground and was killed.