New-York tribune., 1885-09-16
NETWORK CITY.

NEW-YORK CITY.
A Frencbmau was overcome by the heat yester-
day at No, As Sxth-ave. and was carried 10 o.
Vinoent's Hospital. .
Several silk dresses, which the police thought
had been stolen were IN the East -tnty-nintn-sL
police station yesterday awaiting an owner.
leaky canal boat, belonging to the Delaware
and EadSan Canal Company, sunk yesterday WIN
100 tons OF coal at Pier No. 40 North hiver'
John and Terence McGouldrick, brothers, quar-
and .Jonn kicked Terence IN the side breaking a
Resolutions on tho death of Alexander Mackenzie
were adopted at the Produce EXchanre yeste.us
and n committee OF thirty-fvc appointed TO attend
the funeral.
The Sunday steamer of the New Haven line
leaving PccK Sin at II p. m mas been discon-
tinued The Others Will start al d p H. anu -
D. IN. on week days, rs usual
Two Subscribers Priscilla is always men
toned in TaE Tribune when there IS anyt hing oi
interest to note about her. She IS lying at Stapie-
ton and has taken no part IN INC races uo' e''n
. W;Il,am Mcclure. was killed near Williams
b,Idre Yesterday by train from Stamford, Conn.
fIe had been employed recently III tuhi'uIo
store at No 80 Stuyvesant-pace
The Stuyyesant Club of Washington Heights has
been inc0rp rated, with Edmund Whitman. Carl
PfoIIier Porclval kuauth. Charles WHITE Aaron
II Wellington. Irving lutnam and Stephen W..
Goodrich as trustees.
FosGER TO BE SENT BACK TO EUROPE.
George Vogesanger, who was accused OF forgery
in counterfetlug signatures 10 eds left with MN
ne town clerk in a Swiss town, will be returned to
Furope today on the steamer NorInande. COM
missioner Osborn. before whom he was taken
ordered his extIaltion and the papers for ms re-
movgl were sent from Washington yesterday
BUSINESS or THE sUB-TEHAsCRY.
The Sub-rreasury paid out Sl llo,3Uo IN silten
do lars, $2Js0J in subsidiary coin ana Sl2o' 'OOV
i'm IS and $40 egal-tcnder notes to city banks yes
terdav Its receipts from cu9tOms wero mado up
of Sls1, 900 III notes $3.50 900 in gold COIN ana
certificates, and only So, 900 IN silver com ana
certificates. The receipts ot real com were 9I,OVO
in gold and e., 900 in silver.
SEVERE ILLNESS OF An ECCENTRIC MAN.
Daniel Gallagher, an eccentric mln Known 10
many persons IN the lover part OF the cry as
Johnny Look Up" was sent 10 the New-iork
Hospital from the sixth Pr r,clnct early yesterday,
suffering from mham nation OF the stomach. For
some years IT ha; been Gallaghers habit To attend
every funeral which he heard OF IN the ncIghbor-
bood of hls home az No 800 WashIuGton-st The
REGULAR practice it is said, was the result Of the
sudden death of his father and two sisters.
INJURED by 4 RUNAWAY HORSE.
A horse driven by Clement Boyer, of No. 21s
West seven ,eenth-st., ran away % seyenth-aVe:
and Twentv-fourth-st Yesterday Boyer Tell out oil
the wagon and received q slight scalp wound Be-
fore the horse was stopped lt ran over Mark Llss-
ner of No. 257 Seve9th-ave., and fractured his
thigh. The runaway caused much excitement aud
fright ia the avenue and several persons had mar
row escapes from injury Mr. Lissner was sent 20
the New-York Hospital and the police allowed
Boyer to go home.
piiFNDMfNAL CICtMBi.k AND VIM.
William II. ODwyer, n lawyer, living at NO. l33
West One hundred-and twenty .hird-st has Oc-
cupied some of hIs .eisure time during the summer
IN amateur farming. One Of his labOrs has been TO
nurse the California cucumber and tho result Is
a Gozen or more specimens Sf various sizes. The
largest of these is four feet aud ten inches long apd
titty-eight iucnes in circumference. one dag alter
a shower the vine grew two feet IN three nours.
He was the only witness of this remarkable ph =
nomenon, but will youch for the truth of the mar
ratlyc.
pYGIxSIxG OF THE SECESSION MOVEMENT.
A. r. Hart the publisher of General L0gan's book
whites to THE TRIBUNE that instead OF SAYING that
the secession conspiracy dated back 10 about tue
year 1875 as pubhshed yesterday, hc said " The
idea of separation OF the states and the fouDda-
of the Southern Confcderacy was first thought Of
in the early days of tho Republic much earlier
than most people have any idea OF, and that the
book would show ND the secession movement from
its inception to It's ingoriOus close at Appomat-
tox.'
TwFNTY-rUREg JERsyY CATTLE SOLD.
Tweuty-thrce Jersey cattle, from the late =. VI.
| Shoemaker's farm, Burnside Park. Md, were sold
at auction in Madison square Garden yesterday.
| The whole amount realized was Sl3, 900, of which
Oxford Kate hIOnVht So, $50, and bull calf. out
OF Princess I'd S3, 600. The sale was attended bS
about 800 persons aud the bidding was fairly brisk.
| O. Rich leison, formerly manager Of the burnside
| farm bought n number OF the animals, notably
the bull Black Prince of Linden for his own stock
farin which he has lately established. William
Easton was the auctIonecr.