New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-21
NETWORK CITY.

Ambrose Foca fell from a thrd-hoor ;window at
No. II JaneS-St. yesterday ana dslocaVeu Ills
spine
Andrew Wegler. who shot himself in an Eighth
avenue restaurant on thursday night uieu S0''01
day.
fine of $50 was imposed in the SPECIAL Sessions ION
Court yesterday, on George Mundy, Oh NO 1oo Day
ard-st., for adulterating milk
An unknown German woman fell into the East
River at the foot of Nnety-sccond-St. she was les-
cued after she had become insenslble
TIE steamship Oregon. which was recently trans
to have her name changed to the Nemyssla.
ACCOUNTING FOR THE sCANTY WATER SUPPLY.
Complaint was made at the Sanitary Bureau yes
terday that so much water was uSed IN EnIeI I
brewery, in East Ninety-second-st., that several
large lighthouses were LETT entirely WITHOUT ""IeI
for three days in the week.
SHE SAVED TIFF BAG AND DIED.
Some children wanted to take small r0und ruo-
Der bag which Fanny Benson, age three, OF NO.
237 Cherrv-st held in her mouth. In trying TO
save ii she swallowed it and before assistance
could be rendered she died from sunocatloh'
HELD FOR CRUELTY TO CALVES:
Peter Fogel the proprietor of MoTrsama
slaughter house. was held in 800 bail in the Har-
lem Court yesterday, for allowing 3utchcr 20
slaughter calves in a manner which the society 1or
the Prevention of Cruelty TO Animals said was
cruel
FIVE YEARS AND PINE FOR SHOOTING BOY.
Christian Ludwig, brass hnsher, IN a quai5 5g
with Frederick Wielmann, age fourteen; on May -
drew pistol and shot the boy IN the cheek. Lud-
wig plesded guilty to assault III the second degree
| and was sentenced yesterday by Recorder Smyth
| to five years and 500
| ENFORCING HIS OBJECTIONS WITH AN AXE
Louis Dixon of No. 10 Elizabeth-St. tried yester-
day TO faSten pulley-line under the window OF
James Schellskey at No rs Bayard-st. he tier
! Objected but Dixon kept on with his work. Then
| Schclliskoy seized an axe and fractured DlA0ns
| skull
A NEW ASSESSMENT COMMISSIONER.
Joseph Garry took the oath OF AsSessment Com
| missioner Yesterday. Mr. Garry aud Hugh Gar liner
| were substituted, by recent act OF tue Lessla-
! tire for Edward Cooper and George H. Andrews.
! The commissioners at present are Allan Campbell;
| John Kelly, Daniel Lord, jr., Joseph Garry and
Hugh Gardner.
MAKING A BUSINESS OF STEALING BICYCLES
| Georce w WOodn, who lives III New-Jersey, was
held for trial in the rOnbs Police Court yesterday
| CHARGED with stealing q bicycle valued at SID.
! finm George Bidwell, of No. East SiXtieth-st lie
| bired the machine on MAY 10, and sold 1t TO j.
| lewis Chairman of No 50 WIlllam-st. On Thurs
dav the prisoner went to Mr. Chapman's store with
another bicycle which he offered Tor sale ana was
| arrested.
FLOATING BEEF REFRIGERATOR. .
| Tho steam barge or floating refrigerator, Bells,
intended to carry fresh meat from the abattors III
Jersey CITY to the shipping along the Waterfront,
| arrived here Yesterday hOm Philadelphia. She has
| refripera tor house on deck about 100 feet long
and 20 feet wide lined with hair felt and perfectly
air tight. The meat can be carried either IN bulk
in fIe house or in cars TO be run III and hernetl-
| cally sealed i'll the house.