New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-07
NETWORK CITY.

NETWORK CITY.
.cohoo, Girl College Point."-Porfrio Diaz'
The various departments of the city government
closed at noon yesterday ooo ,-o OK
Croton water rents for the week were $69'H %;
licenses issued, 1856 (; fees, $2,3Io 20. -.
The snbect of the classification and lnsPectlon Va
LILY w5,cb has aeitated the Cotton Exchange
for some time, was referred yesterday W d ou"
mittee to prepare compromise pau us
While laborers were tearing down the ola puI. t
ng No i45 East Forteth:st, yesterday a., past ast
ZION floor fell upon John Clinton. OF No. AL EaS'
Twenty-second-st., injurlng aim seriously
Monsignor Thomas 5. Preston has, for non ann,s
.onsnderation. conveyed property to 81. Ann aus
Church in the rear of the building, on 'lo noi LUZ
side of Eleventh-st. u. -
Cantain John f. Moore. the landing agent az
San;ss,oners of Emigration and other f1lenus,
with portrait of himself, IN honor Oh MS III SA
birthday. o,o-
John Grimos Trainer, Of TenthIayet; ana b9 fall
-ninth-st., was Killed oy "a
from a new house at SiXth-ave. ana Ohe-nunh0u
and-twenty- tbird-st. yesterday. -,
Ava s. Walker Yesterday filed Rla ins an an the the
Rnreau of Buildings for a six-story holei On odo
west side of Seventhave between ejrod'nnd.
apd-twenty -fOurth-st. ana OHe-hun
twenty-ffth-st., to cost @loo'Voo.
SEVERE CUTS RECEIVED FROM STRANGERS.
John ]. Schamp of No IA FIrst-ave;, went 70 ono
F;fth-st. police station early yesterday ana e n
hbed severe cuts his arms md lace. n me his
that he had been stabbed by strangers near us
home The police sent him to Bellevue Hospital
TIE AMBROSE LIGHT CASE. ,
Iieutenant Arthur aud X. ID. Benedict, the priilo
commissioners in the of the Ambrose Lgn1s
c,inned their investigation yesterday at the red
eroI building and examined ID Sch9onewoli' eno
ships mate. The committee Will hold so'oi"i AA0''
sessions. -
uxprR HEAVY BAIL FOR GIVING BAD ADVICE 10
Reniamin Kahn advised Henry Albers, OF no w
First-aye on April 81, to buy worthless CIV tho
bar from ia nan BOO wn YESTERDAY Justice Duffy in
the Essex Market Police Court held Mann III
$1,000 bail
EXCURSIONS TO sHoHoIA GLEN.
The Erie Railway has arranged seml-weekly ex-
cursions to the picturesque Shohoa Glen, sIaItins
az S:15 a. M on Sundays, and $40 a. Ill. on ~ 1olI
woSyfh visif. This is remarkably cheap excnT-
s;on.nabonf eco miles at the rate of o cent mle'
sExT9N PqPNT P6d fI11L I Of 't ST. Georges
CbuHcH who is charged with assaulting two htile
Girls in the church, looked pale ana weak wnen
arraicned Yesterday in the Yorkyle follce IodIr LII
He is said to have eaten little since his arrest pu
bn sa;d that he was feeling well. The examination
~ se adioned until Tuesday at the Tombs Police
Court.
middle-aged man, poorly dressed applied tor
lodgipgs Mt No IT'S West-st., Friday night ard was
assigned to a room the third moor. iesteI hn2
ahont $50 D. NJ the man was found dead III peu'
He was dressed and in his clothes there was splIni
ked a white powder similar TO that II no Sd aS
ed rat poison" The suicide had reglsteIeu 90 as
Uasluss and beyond that nothing is Known concein-
ing him.
WILLIAM CURLEY BAILED. o..
William Curey, driver on the Dranu ntiHv q
Railroad who was charged with assault IN running
over .Io6n Stanton, was admitted 10 bail yesterday
at the District-Attorneys office stanton No" at
The York HOSPITAL and the doctors VIII not
certify thai he is out Of danger, Police Justice S
Reilly refused TO fix BAIL but Justice Don9nii,e hAsu
H. hail At 500. OOO John Byrnes. one OF the d.
rec,ors of the road furnishing the necessary bonds
BROOKLYN
The jury the trial Of Hugh McCaee i SSn na lacked
mn ali of FRIDAY night DISCHARGED yesterday Deis
nrable TO agree They stood eight Tor cohVIcton W
fonr foy acouittal MeCabc will be tried over again
Captain John Shanks. OF the canal boat hoDole, re-
norris that on June 4, while near Albany nehy De H.
ne Of the crew age twenty, Of Brooklyn zen lhto to
fdson and was drowned. His body was not recsvereu
lanes Lynch who escaped from the kayinona Ell ~
Hail on Friday by dropping over the WALL was no
tnred Yesterday on North River pier. near aohNk
Market and returned to his quarters In TINS c'V.
siv dos eohters who were arrested on May ~ were
snad S95 each by Police Justice Walsh yesterday
Tho 23d Regiment are preparing TO go Into camp ho
pTstiI on next Saturday II is three years since TIC
regiment was there.