New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-10
NI\N-IORk CITY.

NEW.yORK CITY.
A LARGE dead dog hir been living IN First ave, IN
front OF bellevue Hospital for thrcc dave, nnd mis-
the nrighboihoud with M nt0ciabl" stencil
Edrnr II. Nixon. dealer In carriage woodwarc. ut
NJ, o. Ccdni.sio made an n'ssnmcnt yesterday 10
Goor g Won SkHl ptclcittng Andiow brown i"i
s9,0NI lie owen about f3o.Ooo'
mn rwINtN-stCoNp REGIMENT INSPECTED.
Tho annual inspection oi the I'D Regiment too
place at Van torilIndl imk A',l'idny altcth"oi'
The regiment left its atmOiN III Iouitcrhth.si'
shortly after no0u and returned AZ S0'clock III the
evening.
~ MEMORY OF \ POLICE CAPTAIN.
The police inspectors and captains yesterday
adoplcA resolutions of regret on the death of Cap
tain Edward lyman, II W Is announced mat u in-
neral service would be held IN the Church OF the
immaculate Conception III Last foufloehtn-Sl' To-
day at $50 Il. H.
Bf11fEING HIS CONDITION BY CIVIL SERVICE.
Controller Grant Yesterday appointed Edmund t.
Walker, of No. l70 East Eiehtyifth-st.. a clerk IN
the Iurcan ior the Collection of Assessments and
Arrears of Faxes in the F'Iace Department. at a
salary of = 900 per annum. lie is the flTst one
appointed under the tlvl! Service rules lie was
examined by Controller Grant AMI passed at 100.
He was night c:crk III the Post ONCE at salary
of $3.50.
NEW SIGNS FOR STREET CORNERS.
The Department of Public Works IS having signs
Of iapauucd tin prepared with geld lettering 10
designate the street corners here tee electric ight
has been substituted for gas lamps. he slgnScost
81 90 each. Several have been placed IN position
below FouTtcon,h-st.
rNi ,RGING ROOSEVELT HOSPITAL.
Plans were hled Yesterday by 'ne trustees OF the
Roosevelt Hospital for an annex on DE west side OF
the hospital binding, which Will he iNc stories
high and ITS dimensions ~ be 90 feet by 40 Iect
Ii will be built of bTicn with stone trimmings and
VIII cost ! $4,000.
sHooTING A BURGLAR IN THE MOUTH
Mrs Rose. whose husband keeps hardware
store at No. 7i2 Ihird-aye. wskeued him at
a. III. yesterday. with the information that some one
was breaking into the store. lie saw Il man drag
gIng tools into The yaid through window aDd shot
INN il the mouth, the ball lodging III the mans
jaw. John Carter was tOdnd lying III the yaid Win
no shoes or his feet.
BORROWING MONEY AND SELLING PROPERTY
lm,c and Bolossy kiraliy and their wives have
borrowed 81 600 upoI tie property on the north
west corner of Macdoupal aud Fourt SIS faTk
COMMISSIONER CrimmiuS has secured a oan of so
600 upon real estate IN East Sevcniy-SccondSt The
bindings Nos. 20 and 81 thatham-St. and II North
WilIan-,t. have been purchased by George Ehret
for Sl3s,O0
PRESENTATION 10 AZ ALDERMAN.
Alderman Miller of the lNtl District has been
presented with handsome gold badge of Office.
On the face is c city coat of arms surmounted hy
an eagle hearing in its bcak diamond. Alder
man lNth District. Ncw-NOrk,' is inscribed in blue
enamel The reverse contains the inscription
4" William II. Miller from few OF his personal
friends, October ISL
I'M BODY or q. II. G. LEIGH. ". =.
The body of g. II. {. Leigh, NJ; j who recently
lost his life while hunting III the Rocky Mountains,
arrived here last night Oh tho Chicago limited rK-
Dudley Leigh. and his companion, lillian Gren-
nell They were met at the Pennsylvania Railroad
station by Canon leigh. who came rom ENGLAND
TO take charge of the body The coffin was taken
70 Glace Chuich aud viii remain there until sat
urday. when it viii be taken to lngand.
ARnrsr OF \ Norrn ron rnEG'uY.
William IT, Pierce. age seventeen, of No. H.
West tfty-cighth-st.. Yesterday obtained bank
book belonging to John tavInngh, having . de
posit of ~ 90 IN the Greenwich Savings llank
The boy wrote ont an order Tor Tl5G, which he
presented at the bank. As II was WRIT ON an
ordinary slip of paper the teller refused TO honor
IT, In the afternoon Pierce presented the required
order on one of The ban KS iorns, signed Win the
name of MIR Cayanngh NJ tavanlgh had dis
covered hs loss however, and had the boy arrested.
prCiDINu VINO KIIrp oAnNtN.
Coroner Levy Yesterday ended the Inquest IN the
case of Ruhrr tarinnn, who vas killed ~ plog
slUp nn September 90. lhumrs i. DnFeeti. of M.
oycrto vhcte tios'an and tniman we've quatlrllne
and LAYING his baud on tnrnans shoulder said
Bobby. VII, cant ion be qui't AMI hen9yo youi,
self y tatman then attacked cgnan ard pointed
u revolver NJ his stomach. Tho verdict DECLARED
that tnitnnu's death WA due to ptipl wound
inflicted 10y hcgnan undci ngsiatatips Utoum-
STANCES,
maj iatttr Wnntn Nt.niN $500 600 sotr
lhe remainder 81 tho estate ~ John " llrhnn
was snld ii auction Yesterday hN li'hhid v llai'
nett, tighl one vacant luiH Wric h"id l"i tlo1r
0pl aud Improved pluprily 10 ia" amount oi u III
773 Wab disposed al, tuuniinu ~ Two parcel -!
land IA Ao@-Jciscy, the total proceeds realized
iioin the aalo were a.nl "a. lily-tWo vacant
lots IN In-t-aNe., One-nnudlod and one hundred
andiisl sIs were knocked down 10 J. J. nnilh loi
sixteen lots at fnst-ayc. and Onehundrcd- and
hIst-st.
1HE TOHIN-~ECOND STREET RAILROAD CASE.
Only witness was examined Yesterday
at the hearing before the Commissioners APP
pointed by tie supreme Court 10 inquire
into the ACCESSIBILITY of permitting the con-
strnction of more surface railroads in Forty
second-st Lewis j. Phillips real estate dealer. tcs
titled that III his JUDGMENT railroad connecting Will
the Houston West Street and Payonla Ferry Com
pany and with the Third Avenue Railroad wOnld
be "a good tn NJ i'll Forty -secondsf. ahd would add
10 the convenience Of the public, TO the value of
property and to the receipts Of shOp-hcepers along
the route.
Alexander H. Rcavey lawyer of No. 81 Warren
St. was arrested yesterday on bench warrant
under an indictment for grand larceny found
several days ago. Mis-. Katherine Won Reitzen- !
stem, of No. 200 Bedford-ayc., Brooklyn. who
made the complaint, alleges that she employed
Reavey, to prosecute suit for aivorce against her
husband, Oscar Hugo Won ReItzenstfin. She
declares further that the lawyer did not perform
the required services that II became necessary
substitute some other lawyer her attorney in the
Court of Common Pleas. Nj. Eeavey was arrested !
when the indictment was found, but has been out
on bail HIS bOndsman, James Duffy. Of No. 22-
East Flfty-hrst-si. surrendered him yesterday aud
lie was committed to the Tombs
BROOKLYN.
Nothing was heard yesterday in regard 10 Mrs.
Hart, who left her home IN Columbia Heights on