New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-24
NETWORK CITY.


NETWORK CITY.
Until September ! the Excise Board will meet
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
An unknown woman, about fifty years old; poorly
clad, died yesterday on the rear stOOp OF No fo'
East enty-ninth-st.
s. V. Maxwell president of the Board OF Trade, OF
Cincinnati, visited the Produce Exchange ycster-
day.
Shields Post No 60. G. A. r., will receive the Goth
Regiment on its return from Peekskll on SatuIudy
night.
Horace C. Sylvester, of the firm of Sylvester,
Hilton & Co.. returned from Europe on the hlte
star steamer Baltic.
The Fire Commissioners on Monday VIII test the
various arrangements presented for throwing
lifeline 300 feet tho air at the site OF tho faii
sadie Mountain House.
Thomas Plant of No. 20 Morris ST. was sentenced
Yesterday by Recorder Smyth for seven years ana
six months for attempting to assault leuiIo''"
NOppcl, an imm grant girl.
The Rev. Father Riordan, rector of the lmmi-
Grant Mission AT Castle Garden. will sail to-day on
the Baltic to explain the nature ana AIMS Vi hi'
mission to the clergy of Ireland.
THE BROOKLYN ELoPEMENT. =,
An attachment against tho property OF 80 2hn r.
Boehncr. formerly tai or az No. 1913 DO halD-aVf,
llrnoklyu was granted yesterday lie ~ sara 10
have left the city on Saturday taxing S2,2OO anu
incident ally. another mans wiie
INJURED ny FALLING IRON HIGu BUuDlNG.
Thomas Barrett painter, of No. $40 East
Sivtictb-st fell from the third story OF the nj
versitv building in Washington Square yesterday,
and broke his right arm and received dangerous
conclusion of the brain.
won ,riNG RULES or THE PRODUCE exchange.
me banks in which deposits of margins ON FRO,
duce Exchange contracts arc made haVo suieieg
oss from the deposit of checks, covering suppo'eo
,natpins on fictitious contracts. 10 put stop To
fins tho Board OF Managers of the hNchaugo haNo
voted to discipline members VINO thu4 Nlo"lc ,uo
spirit oil tho rule governing the deposit ol marquis
FALLING OVER \ BoY ANp KILLING NM
Lena Duker, Scotch woman, on July rs stag,
gcrcd over Willie llonger, age seven, OF NO eiii
Nest Observation-Disclosures. ana caused injuries from
winch tho boy died Yesterday Tho woman had
boon sent tho work house tor ten days ON charge
OF ntoxcation, but after tho boy = d'ath 5ne was
arrested on a charge of homicide aud committed III
the Jefferson Market Police Court without balI'
YOUNG PrOrLE INSANE IN 1HE STREETS.
Two persons who became insane IN the stTGeIs
lam OVAL of New-Brghton, was noticed acting
strangely near the Cathedral IN Flitf-aY ana ne
refused to leave tho place until poucelan no ,Uoh
woman who sad her name was Hattie Osborne,
but could not tell where she lived. She was wiring
ING her hands and wandering about the dock at
Grand-st.
STORY or Ill TREATMENT BY BOY.
Lewis SchicolOh, aye nine, who ran away from
The Lady Deborah Nursery or Chlldlens project
ory in East Broadway yesterday ana retHll F TO
his home No. 10 Es.ex-st., was taken to the Essex
Market Police Court by Agent ilson OF me 90
cictv for the Prevention of Cruelty to thlIdren.
MIR Wilson said that the moth her was anxious TO
have The boy sent to another institution. Ills
iotLes r-crc PATCHED and torn and his body showed
evidences OF neglect ne sSId tnJ ne ne n rr Uye as
dIscolorod. lie was sent to the Hebrew Shelteilhg
Arms.
NOT Mr.. OTrEVDoRFER's NEPHEW.
The man ealing himself Frank Ottendorfcr, who
o1tained money from tradesmen on the representa-
tiou that he the nephew OF oswald otteu-
dorfcr was placed on trial yesterday before lie
corder Smyth IN the Court OF General sessions.
Julms HausInan, dealer in glassware at No.
Fourth-ave.. testified that the prisoner ordered Q
large quantity of glassware of him and borrowed
SO on the representation that he was relative OF
Oswald Ottcndorier. Nh Ottendorter trStlhed
that the prisoner was not relative OF MS, lie had
once met the prisoner in Ncw-Orleans. Mr.. hoe-
mic Mr. OttrudOrfers secretary testified 70 certain
admissions of the prisoner be jury found the
prisoner guilty, but strongly recomnen1ed HIM to
the mercy OF the court. lie was IcldHucu AOI SUI
tence.
MRS. MANpELBAUM oBTAINS A BoNDsNAN
Manassa J.. Goldman OF No - EidndgG,st Of
fcred to become Mrs trederlka Mandel0aums
surety Yesterday at tho Harlem Police Court, but
Justice Murray refused to accept him, becs s. ne
was already a bondsman for two persons to the
amount of 81 $, 900. John Shatler, a retired vine
importer OF No. 23S East Imrty-ieurth-st', theh
made the same offer. lie said he owned property
worth Sl3 900, which had q mortgage If : 1000.
He was not acceptable to the magistrate. In the
afternoon "Mother" Alandeham0s counsel ma4e
a long argument for the reduction OF pail lie
maintained that $40 900 was ridiculous amount
Tor an offence that involved only $500 and cited
number of cases where comparatively small
amounts were taken, although the prisoner had
fences Justice Murray declined TO lessen the laL
" Lich was finally furnished by Mrs. Susan Cham
betta of No 2lS East Thirty -fourthst., who swOIe
that She was worth Pl0O,0 600. James A. Hearn ~
Son of No 80 West Fourtccnth-St., have lodged
two additional complaints against Mrs Mandel-
baum. charging her with having In her possession
three pieces Of silk that were stolen from the rm.
BROOkLlN.
Deaths last week. 81 births, POP; marriages.
60.
The Grand Jury handed down eleven new lndict-
,,nts Yesterday against the booksellers at Sleeps
head Bay. Most of them are against men III
dicteJ before under false names.
N,s Ella Iarabec age eighteen, the glrlburglar.
was held for the Grand Jury yesterday Mrs.
(,Larlcs HAYES of No. 1,175 llorkimcr-st., rccog-
nizcd I'm the girls dress a part OF some property,
worth RI 50, stolen from her house recently.
4 coroner Jury found yesterday that Mrs. Julia
Runs of No. I7U Adolphi-st, who was found
drndin ct bc Ion Monday morning, came To her
death from pcrtonui resulting from violence at
The hands 81 her husband, John Burns, who IL
under arrest. Her body was covered with bruises.
Colonel Henry c. l'abcn, oil Cranberry and Horny
ats who wna injured by the collision on the Brook
iyn Bath nnd Concy Island Railroad on Monday
of last week, died ON Tuesday night from the
shock to his y,tom. which had been woahcnod 10y
rheumatism. Ilis lujutlcs were slight as ho had
only three ribs broken.
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.