New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-30

Paige. Of Ohio. Hotel Brpnswick-sir John Dickson
Of Grand Hocoons he pet %s s Noble
ana Captain V. McNally, U. 8. Army.
NETWORK CITY.
Arrests last week, 1885; births. $751; deaths
642 marriages, 1877.
: Orders were issued at the Bureau of Buildings
yesterday for the destruction of unsafe buildings
NOS 429 and 44S West Seventeenth-st.. and No
433 Eleyenth-aye.
The body of an unknown man about forty-fiye
years. Of age, dressed in brown check suit, was
found In the, water near Castle Garden early yes
terday morning
,Croton water rents for the week. 1883; Mar
sinai Byrnes issued 2O9 licenses and received there
baths.
DYING FROM AFRAcTuaEp SKULL
Michael Hams, tho laborer, Of No, o45 Second
ottst, died In the ST. Vincent Hospital ys sterday
from fracture OF the base of the skull
INSPECTORS AT THE GANsEvooRr MARKET.
by direction of Dr. Cyrus Edison. inspectors OF the
second Sanitary DIVISION visited the Ganscvoort
Market and examined the market-wagons there.
Ihey did not find much stuff unfit for use.
PRIZES For woRKMEN on TIE NEW AQUEDUCT.
The contractors Of the new. AqueductsoAer prizes
TO the orkmen of the shaft in which the greatest
neadway Is made In given time. The object Is TO
stimulate rivalry among the employees The last
prize or 500 was won by shaft No. "a.
ANNIE EPSTEIN COMMITTED FOR TRIAL
The examination OF Annie Eppstein, of No. 100
Attorney-st. who is charged with bigamy by LOUIS
Pllzer, to whom che was married on June 81,
son in the Essex Market Police Court. She was
committed for trial III default of $1,000 bail.
INJURIrs THAT MAY PROVE FATAL.
Patrick Russell, of No. 313 East Sxty-sixth-st.,
had his right leg cut of by falling wall of an old
brick vault at Jhird-ave, and Fifty-ninth-st.,
yesterday. He was taken to the Presby terrain
Hospital, and it is believed the injury will prove
fatal.
CITY HALL VACATIONS ENDING.
Mayor Grace has been confined to his house at
Great Neck for several DAYS with severe cold.
He will probably be mt his Office Tomorrow. The
Saturday half holidays for the city employees ex-
pred yesterday From this time forward until
next Juno the city departments will remain open
on Saturdays until p. m.
THE KNIFE WHICH GooDE USED
large dirkknife, found III the area of No. %
Pine-st after the murder of Policeman North, is
believed to be the weapon used by the negro Goode.
Pse t. Ma EdsHD sent the
stains on II with powerful microscope. DR.. Ed
son came 20 the conclusion that the STAINS were
made by human blood.
OPENING OF EVENING SCHOOLS
"A +. r." is informed that the Cooper institute
Evening School opens on October 1, and the term
lasts TIL April 10. No languages are taught.
Application should be made at the Institute. The
winter term Of the Evening High School is the
same, but French and German are Taught In ID.
Applications should be made Tor admission week
before the opening at the school in Thirteenthst.,
between Fifth and Sixth ayes.
GENERAL sTONr's REPORT STILL KEPT BACK.
Another lot OF disappointed reporters greeted
General Stone when he returned from Bellows Is
land yesterday. :" Mr.. Potts did not come to tho
city to-day" he said, and have not had an OPP
pOrtunity TO show my report to him, and IL VIII
not be given ont until he has had time 10 look Ii
over and sanction ITS publication. 1t will probably
be given out on Monday In time for the evening
papers"
CASSIDY SAYS HE WAS suoT BY ACCIDENT.
Coroner Kennedy. Yesterday took the ante
morteTa statement of William Cassidy the eighteen
year.Old youth. of No. All East Twenty hfth-s ST.,
who August IL was shot at his home by his
father. IL supposed at the time that the shoot
ing was Intentional. a. the father. his son and q
daughter had been qnarrellng in the early part OF
the evening. Young Cassidy says that his father
was cleaning and reoading the pistol when IT acct
dentally went of.
FORGED DRAFTS OK TIP BANK OF THE REPCBI1c.
! The officers of the National Bank of the Republic
said yesterday that they had no knowledge Of the
arrest Of the forgcrs of drafts by Montreal bank
their bank. They said IN addition that they
were taking part in the search, because they
lot interested IN pecunlary way, at least. in
the capture of the forgers. The Flour City Bank
of Rochester the only sufferer, and that only
to a small extent. The forgeries excellent
that tho paying teller. who was absent at the
time has sald since his return that no should have
paid the drafts without hesitation.
INJURED by THE DREAMING or A scAFFoID.
scaffod against the front of tho unfinished
building, No. 164 East One-hundred- and-twenty-
hfth-st., broke suddenly yesterday afternoon and
let three worSmen fall to the ground They fell
only ten feet. bat their injuries were found TO be
serious. Michael Louvre had his head cut and his
thigh broken John COnnOrs received a scalp
wound aud internal Injuries, and James Smith had
his left hip dislOOated aud his face bruised All
thee were removed To the Ninety ninth Street
Hospital. Smith rs q mason and lives at No. By
East Ohe-hund red-and-seyonteenth-st; Louvre aud
COnnors arc laborers. They were not able to tell
where they lived when they were ssnt to the hos
pital.