New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-19
NETWORK CITY.

NEW-1Okh C1l1.
Apoliceman Yesterday shot alleged mad dog
at No 121 West Twenty-ninth-st.
The bodies of two unknown drowned men were
recovered yesterday one at Broome-st., ana the
other at Port Morris.
Mavor Grace yesterday vetoed a resolution per-
mittiug baseball playing in tine Iwenty-thlrd ana
Twenty fourth Wards on sundays.
The number of persons at the Riverside Hospital
suffering from typhus fever was increased 10 niue
Yesterday, two having been sent from Bellevue
Hospital.
Mr. Stark who has been president of the Dock
Board for two years, Yesterday nominated Joseph
Koch for president ana Mr Matthews IoT treuSureI'
and they were elected.
On motion of Mr. Reilly the Aldermen yesterday
requested the trustees of the Metropolitan Museum
of Art TO open that institution to the public on
Sunday afternoons.
The name of Louis Levy, who was reappointed
city marshal recently was wrongly printed IN HE
TRIBUNE as Louis Lowry. Slr. Levy has been a
city marshal for eleven years.
CHINA AND JAPAN MAILS.
The steamer City of Toxic arrived at San
Francisco on Saturday with mails from China ana
Japan due in New-York ior first delivery on May
20 The next mails out will leave san Francisco
bv the CITY of Toxic on June 2. Letters may be
sent from New-York up TO and including May 70 at
p. III.
ALFcTURE on GENERAL GARFIELD.
A lecture on General Garfield will be delivered by
his brotner-in-law. Camden q. Rockwell by re
quest of the Thursday Evening CIno, III lhe our u
Unitarian Church. One-hundred-and-twehty-
eigbth-st. near MadIsOn-ave., on Thursday even
ing. There will be no charge for admission.
EACH Cor TWELVE YEARS FOR BURGLARY.
Lawrence hosey and Charles stevens, young men
wit bad records were convicted yesterday Oh Dur
glary in the first degree, ana were sentenced Nv
Judge CowIng TO twelve year; each in ne state
pr1sou They broke into the house OF Abraham
| Adler, at No 5s3 Grand-st., on the night of May
10 and stole clothing and Jewery valued AT %3oo'
| ARRESTED FOR COPYING A LIBELLOUs ARTICLE.
| Bradford Rhodes, publisher of Rho less journal 81
| Banking, was held tor examination IN inc lomDs
! Yesterday on complaint of LOUIS 4. haveI pup
Usher Of IhOmpOns Bank Note heporter lie was, was
| accused of reproducing in his Journal hDeilOus
| statement copied from The limos
| COSTLY DWELLING HOUSES PLANNED.
| Plan for.slx dwelling houses, TO cost $500,
were filed yesterday at the buildings bureau ny W.
| f. Mclntee. The houses are to be erected ~ one
| ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS east OF SlXth-aye.
Three houses which will cost 500, 900 are TO be
| built at Seventh-ave and Observation-Disclosures
| ty-seventh-st. by Henry Bcrnkamp.
| NEW SHIPPING PERIODICAL.
| The International Nautical Magazine is monthly
publication issued by the McWIlllams Printing
| i,omnany No. 81 Eln-st. Ii contains a buei
chronicle of the current events of the month, IN
! Guiding political and general AFFAIRS complete
record of the most important marine dls"sters' al
| mlralty decisions, deaths at sea, ordnance ana
| naval matters and marine engineering, and short
| tales of interest TO mariners.
TUE CASE OF JUROR MUNsrIL~
The hearing i'm the case of Juror Harvey VI. Nun
sell for whom writs OF habeas corpus and certiOrari
| were obtained Saturday, retuIna0lc before the
General Term of the supreme Court, was adjourned
| with his counsel John Vincent and ira Shaicr.
The Assistant DiStnct-Attorney sad that he had
not been served with notice OF the application, and
| by mutual consent The case went over.
| CHARGES AGAINST WARD POLITICIAN.
John j. Sligo. president Of the jerry llartigan
and Fatty Walsh ssocatlon OF the I'D Assembly
| District and one Of the delegates who went t.
| Washington lately to remind President Cleveland
| that the Hid District was not represented III IN.
| amendments, was arrested yesterday on complaint
| of a little boy. Officer Kecher was III search OF
I SLIGO for the robbery of n seaman when he found
| him in a hallway at No. Frankfort engaged IL
assaulting the boy. He was held for trial at Tho
| Tombs
| MANsLAuGuTHR IL THE SECOND DEGREE.
Richard Williams, truck-driver. was seated on
his truck in Duane-st., near Greenwch-st.' OF
Apri l. when a stone was thrown at him by
Michael Hayde. Williams walked toward his as
sailaut who struck him with his inst, knocking mn
down. In falling Williams struck MS mead agains
! tine sidewalk and was taken to the hospital suffer
| ing from coucnssion of the brain that caused In
death Hayde was convicted yesterday IN th'
! Court of General Sessions of manslanghter IN The
| second degree and was sentenced by Judge CowInl
to four years IN the State Prison.
RECOVERING A REFERENCE BOOK.
| sherfl's deputy Yesterday entered the Offices
| the Commercial Credit Union, at No 265 Broad
| way and under writ of replevin took possession
of a reference book belonging to H. y. Dun q 20
which. it alleged, was being used 10r OK tract
| ing and retailing information as TO credits I'M
| commercial Credit Union has recently been delug
| ing the country with circulars Offering to guar
aniee credits and impart valuable information S
is understood it has appointed agents IN many part
Of the country. The president is james Gamble
The treasurer Il. Kngsland Leonard, and tue gen
| eral manager &. w. TankerSley, formerly Spcake
of the Assembly of Alabamg
JoLLITY IN AN OH BREWERY.
The opening of the old brewery OF Peter l.
Biegen for many years known as the Nanhatl u
Brewery at Ninth-ave and Sixtieth-st, was cele
brated yesterday afternoon by the breaking Of
hundred kegs OF beer and the serving OF several Dl
baskets of lucy bcefsteaks broled over coke tire
The old brewery has been reprinted and repaired
and its name now becomes Begens Brewery
While a big flag bounded with big black ,etter
waving in the breeze over the building announced
this fact host of patrons in the front rooms o.
| the lowest floor and consumed the steaks between
slices of bread and butter without the formality Of
| knife OF fork A napkin of Chinese paper was ih'
only table furniture that accompanied the SteaAs
ROBBED BY EAST SIDE RUfFAINs.
| John Dunn of No go East Sixteenth-st; JOIN
]. Kennedy, of No; IA East Ninth-st and J%1sePl
Mcmahon, Of No $40 Sixth;st, were IN tne o EsseS
each. Leonard ID. Gross, OF Worcester, Mass.
slated that while he was strolling along the dockl
fba DOT of hist