New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-23
NETWORK CITY.

Roundsman Robert A. Montgomery, OF the ihr E;o
third Precinct, was hurt seriously Yesterday W Ills
horse, which reared ard fell on him.
Emil Thieleus, of Philadelphia, and j. D; brewer;
of Charles W. Crosby, Son g. Co. yesterday were
elected members of the Cotton Exchange.
Joseph Cararo an Italian age tWenIty-e1gS
fooled with a fire-cracker at No. SO Mulberry -sI'
Yesterday and had his hand badly burned.
Tn. strike of cigarr1akers ut Lozano Pendas *
Co,s in Pharl-st was ended yesterday, as the hfin
Informed their men that they could 60 10 "orA a'
the old rates.
The Rev. J. A. Calvert, assistant-pastor Oh the
Calvary Church. read paper yesterday on the
indie pendelce OF Churches, aI tho "ooAS N'
ing of the Baptist ministers
Water overlooked on the second floor of No. l.452
Third-ave. on Sunday night and ran down INTO 4.
s. Hills dry goods store on the first hoor' damag-
ing the goods $4,000.
The children under the care of the Hebrew Shell
tering Guardian Society Will enjoy an excursion
given by the Commissioners of Charities ana LOT
rection on the steamer Minnehaha tomorrow
Peter c. Petre, who has been appointed an as,
sstant Inspector of Hulls III the once Oh Tue GGu
States InspectoIs of steam Vessels, took the
oath Yesterday He is said to be Republican,.
The cornerstone of the fremont Baptist hurch,
in WashingtoT-ave., near One-hunufeu.dnG-se
cntyfthsr will be lad TINS ae e
will be made by the Kew L. fletcher' pastor VI INV
church, and others.
BODIES FOUND IN THE RIVERS.
The naked body of boy, who probably was
drowned while bathing. was found at East Forty
ninth-st Yesterday. The BODY of man, recovered
from the water at Pier No. AZ, North River, was
identified as that of Patrick MuIvey, iaOorcr'
who was employed on Hoatihg graz" oi0'"''''
and lived in Brooklyn.
cRITIcIsING TIE CABLE SYSTEM.
The Cable Railway Commission listened yester-
day to long ARGUMENT ~ Denai1 GI eo fL cr ~
cised the cable system and read exrracls from 'ho
Chicago newspapers TO its effect there ne
hearing will be continued until counsel Oh ooth
sides are exhausted.
MIR srARIN,s EXCURSION POSTPONED.
Owing to the National encampinent of the Grand
Army of the Republic at Portland this week and
The CONSEQUENT absence fr IN city of several mem
beers of the committee of arrangements, Mr. starin
has concluded to defer the seventh annual water
excursion to the Union Veteran Soldiers ana san
ors until Saturday, July ii,
THE STATEN ISLAND RAPID TRANSIT COMPANY.
The receipts of the Staten Island Rapid transit
Railroad Company for saturday and SUNDAY were
SlOOf5.whIch shows that the number OF passengers
carried TO aud from both shores of staten Island ana
to Raw Ridge. which traffic they now control was
100 800. The business shows an enormous increase
as the result OF energetic management anu 10 Seu
but in its infancy.
HIS LATCH-KRY REFUSED TO WORK.
John White of No. 80 West Twenty-fourth-st,
returned home shortly after midnight yesterday
morning but put his latch-kcy IN the door oil NO
80 He could not get it out again, ana made
great noise. which caused Miss Della Burkc 10 open
the door when, as alleged. Mr. White tired 70 go
upstairs to bed, but was stopped by George Burkc,
Miss Delias brother. In some way White got BIT
about the head and had policeman arrest Bnrhc.
dismissed the case.
STRUGGLING WITH A WOMAN IL TllF DAEk.
On Saturday, between l and 2 a. H. Mrs Carrie
l.. Hangen, OF No. Al ClintOn.place, was awakened
by noise in her bedroom. She ieaped from hei
bed and grapple1 with a man who had come IN
through the window. A severe struggle ensued IN
which Mrs. Hangcn was rapidly getting, worseh;
when policeman came to her rescue ana arrested
her assaIlaint. Thomas Perry, age fifty, homeless
man Mrs. Hangen was so severity injured tnat she
was unable to appear III the Jefferson Market
Police Court until Yesterday, when she made
charge of burglary against the prisoner
CONSIDERATIONS or A COLORfD BISHOP. ,
In Grace Church tomorrow at 1880 a. III. the
presidiug Bishop of the Protestant Episcopal
Church in the United States assisted by several
OTHER bishops, Will consecrate as the fourth MIS-
sionarv Bishop of Cape Palmas. West Africa, the
Rev. Samuel David Ferguson. who VIII be the hrst
coored member Of the American House OF Bishops
Mr. Ferguson was born in Charleston, ;. e., forty
three wears ago. lie omigrated with his parents
when SIX wears old. lie was entirely educated IN
the mission schools in that country of the Episco-
pal Church. lie was appointed teacher III thems-
sion in 1862 and ordained IN 1868.