New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-02
NETWORK OITY.


THE TRIBUNE has received 81 from H. +. s. for
Venteroli, the paralyzed dancer.
Kalernan Wisnyosonky, carpenter, OF No. 500
East FOurteenth-st., was killed by fall from the
fifth story of No. 40 Trinity-place yesterday.
William A. Boyd Corporation Attorney. yesterday
paid To the Controller $614 %, penalties collected
during the month Of August for violation Of city
ordinances.
SUSPECTED POLICEMAN RESIGNS
Policeman John Dunleavy, of the Twenty-ninth
Precinct, who under suspension pending trial on
several serious charges, was permitted TO resign
yesterday.
MAYOR GRACE AT HIS OFFICE.
Mayor Grace was at his Office Yesterday, looking
much improved though not entirely recovered.
He was called on by most OF the heads OF depart
ments and large number of visitors
PAvIIIoNs OF NORTH BROTHER ISLAND.
Plans for three frame pavilions, which are TO be
erected on North Brother Island, were approved by
the Board of Health yesterday. Eacn pavilion viii
have room for twenty patients, and IS expected
TO cost about $4,000. The work OF building them
will be begun soon as contracts can be awarded.
TRANSFERRING A MILLION DOLLARS.
81, The Sinking Fund commissioners YESTERDAY, on
the recommendation Of the Controller. transferred
81 100000 from the sinking fund interest ac-
count 10 the sinking fund Tor the redemption Of the
city debt. A proposition TO sell the fire alarm
bell towers, which are no longer used. was referred
10 the Controller 10 examine and report
TIE MOTOR UNDERGOING REPAIRS.
WOrkmen werh tinkering away at the electric
motor the Ninth Avenue Elevated tracks ell
speed in the trial on Monday night that the arma-
ture burst and had TO be reweund at the factory
yesterday. At 10 p. m. IL was brought over III a
wagon and hoistcd up on 70 the track. Ii was soon
put In position. but no trial tnp was Undertaken
STRIKING PRINTERS RETURN TO WORK
The striking printers Of Herman Bartscbs estab-
lishment returned % work yesterday afternoon
Mr.. Bartsch was waited upon by several labor COM
mlttecs TO whom he said that he was running his
business 10 sult himself and not the labor unions
and If his men wanted to come back they could do
So If not they could stay away. he strikers con-
cluded that II was better 10 work than walk around
the streets
ELLEN MVAY COMES HOME ALL RIGHT.
Ellen McNay, age twelve who was carried of
on the schooner George Van Dusen from the foot
of West Forty-s xth-st Monday evening turned up
all right yesterday. The tug carried the schooner
out INTO the slren before she could get of, but the
captain BET her over IN Jersey aud she safely
reached her fathers home in the top of the tall
tenement-house at No. 027 West Forty-sixth-st.
TIE HOTEL BRUNSWICK SEoPESED.
After thorough renovation the Hotel Bruins
wick was formally reopened yesterday under the
general management Of Mr.. Southgate- Among
the alterations made during the summer are the re-
moval of tho restaurant from the Iwenty-slXth-st
10 the Twenty -seventh-st corner, and the estab-
hshment of European dining room the apart
ment formerly used as the restaurant. The most
important feature Of the hotel now IL the dining
room on the American plan. This Is situated IN
what was formerly known as the ball room.