New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-06
NETWORK CITY.

While hanging out clothes from a fourth story
window of 40 l21 Nillctt-st. yesterday Mrs. Mary
Muller Tell INTO the yard and was Killed.
All YIN a Chinairan. no shot his brother. All
sin. on August II, wa, sen enced yesterday by Re
corder >myth TO five years aud SIX months ID the
State Prison.
The Aaneduct Commissioners Yesterday con-
sidered tie details of the bids for constructing
sections \. and H. ol the new aquedHct, but did
not award the contract.
ATTACKED by A LARGE DOG.
Lizzie DCOnnoT age twelve, IN Monday was AT
tucked near her home by large dog Owned w Sil-
vester Glazier of NO 81 East Forty -sixth-St he
savage animal threw her down and tore her cheek.
Yesterday GlaHcr was hned $40 in the forkuc
Court and ordered To XIII the dog.
An IIALiAS STABBED ny A sIaAXGrn
John GogglnO, an ltaian. OF NO. ~ Madison-st'
was stabbed IN hc back three times by sifanc
IN the New -Bowciy late on iucSdat n'ph'. u"
made his way to the Oak Street Police hta .n,
hence he was senu ia the Chambers street Hos
ptal. His iniuIics were serious.
PASSING wRrCH ~ MipoCrfV
The brig Notman from Ncwpoft. I'm land. re-
ports having passed, on uctohft ~ ~ aitu'le 4Oo
having o name when looked Ike Leone. The
wreck ia ~ the track Of vessels bnunJ to ihis POI I
from England aud extremely dangerous To ha,isa-
ton
utuiatrntSd ~ fnr NAMt np sith Man
Tho tfial at julius iiahk, wli" Ia accused ~ reg
istefine under u ialse name, was oohtinun Seht"i
day 10 tho Court -, unneial Snaa"i,a mo biisohni
ia hih taei iiuny adnittnd iin act IN! said maj h
Was told by tiUdfie,l Mtyu HAT u alex ihhi 'uiill
have snu,e QUO register his name, and an the
strength of TINS statenent he used The natnialiAa-
lion pape.s handed him by Meyer, Ino Jury con-
VIoted blank, but recommended him Ia tho mercy
OF the Court. lie van renanled tor sentence.
PAYING FOR THEIR tLECI on FUN.
Julius Werner, John Regan, Mary lintler and
Daniel Manning were arraigned before Justice
Duffy YESTERDAY at the IOmbs Police Court, for
having with Others assembled at Nos. ~ and 20
Wasnin gton-st., n Tuesday night, and started a
bonfire TO the great ANNOYANCE of the occupants OF
the neIghboring houses and for having aSsdiled the
police with stones bricks and other missiles from
the roofs OF the houses when required 10 dlspcIs
lie men were each fined $40
CLIFTON w. fAYLKURE ARRESTED.
Clifton W. Tayleure. dramatic agent against
whom an indictment found for assault III the
second degree, was arrested yesterday by Detec-
tiyes Cosgrove aud Won Gerichten. A. X. Fulton,
who il par proprietor OF "A Baltimore newspaper,
made the complaint against Tayleure. lie charged
that While ne was standing in front of the Morton
House on September "a, Iayieure approached
him with large, black horn cane in his hand.
There had been some IlI-teeilng between the men,
as Tayieure had charged that FultOns father had
been guilt, OF cOw3rdice III the Baltimore rots ana
fulton had mace a vigorous answer. IayIeure az
Piled various epithcts to Fulton and according 10
the afiidavits. immed atey began TO strike Fulton
with his cane, INJECTING severe wounds on the mead
and face