New-York tribune., 1885-10-20
NEN.YOKK CITY.

.Gs5 o(tober 23, Gnd saturday. oeojer 2l.
"Transcript."-Both IN the Astor and Lcnox IL
hrarIcs.
Johu Story n Young workman, was killed Iy
fall from tho top Of the uninished building at
Avcnuc-A. and Nllctleth-St.
An emery wheel burst at No. II Spruce-st. yes
tcrday ard pieces Of 1t struck William winter q
workman OF No. So Norto!k-st'' lHJuilns hil' Sc
vercy
While trying to stop horse that running
away at Avenue i. and Eicycnth-st yesterday,
William Bachcr Of No. l50 Lcwls-st., was knocked
down and badly hurt.
Locomotive No 81, going south on the Hudson
River Railroad at lighblldge yesterday STRUCK
Robert Harris, a colored la5orer, and broke his
right arm and left leg.
Tie Lehigh Valley Railroad will send an eXcur-
sion train tomorrow TO Msuch Chunk, Glen O4oko
and the SwItclback, leaving Cort a1dt and Des-
broSSes SITS at $40 Il. III.
INJURED IL A SUNDAY NIGHT ROW.
In n row at No. 19J Itcury-st late Sunday nigh,
Margaret kchoe was struck on the head with a
bottlc by Dennis Bratton. Sl!e went to the Cham
bers street Hospital, where two ugly wsuhda were
dressed, aud tic police were set to work hunting ior
her assailant.
THANKS OF MEXICAN EDITORS.
Secretary &c Yunda, Of the Mexican Editors
Association. has sent 20 Amos L. Learned, chair
man Of the New York Press Clu1s Reception Com
miitcc, a letter containing The vote OF thanks
courtcsies extended to the Mexican editors during
their visit here last summer.
SHOT BY AN UNKNOWN MAN.
Charles Kcefc whose hoEc Is at 1enth-ave and
One-hundIc l. -1nd-CIg ghty-sCcOud-st, was found
drunk and suffering from slight shOt wOunl at
One-hundred and d-seycnty -thrd-at. and the Kings
bridge road yesterday. He SAID that ne had been
shot by an unknown man while sitting under
tree. The police lad his wound dressed and teen
locked him up
ASKED To'1NvEsTIGA1E A MYSTERIOUS DEATH.
Dr. CYRUS Edison, Of the Sanitary bureau, was
asked yesterday TO investigate the death of Adam
Hclferich. q tailor, of NO. 1lS Forsyth-st, who
had suffered for eight days from blood poisoning.
Helferich cut his finger while working IN shop,
ard the dye in tie cloth which he used poisoned
tic wound.
STABBED TWICE IN TIE BREAST.
John w. Shore, Of No. 27S Blceckcr-st and
Christopher Cleary, Of No. 3G lhlrd-ayc .quarrced
at No 80 Mulbcrry-st. yesterday, and Cleary was
stabbed in the breast vice. As the wounds were
severe tLe police sent the Injured man to tho Cham
bers Street Hospital. Shore was locked up.
FATALLY INJURED BY LOCOMOTIVE
While at work in tn yard Of the Grand Central
Station yesterday John McNulty, living IN East
Thirty-nirth-st., was struck by the lOcOmotlv" II
an incoming train His right leg was cut OH and
his skull fractured. The p0licH sent INN TO Belle
yuc Hospital where his injuries were SAID TO be
fatal.
4 LECTURE To TEACHERS on THEIR WORK.
Six hundred teachers from the primlry schools of
the city crow led INTO the rcccntion-room Of
Grofo.nar School No. 40 yesterday afternoon. Pro-
fessOr Norman A. Cakns, assistant snperlntcnd-
emit gave Il lecture 70 tlis audience on tie methods
Of teaching. He talked for aa hour, outlinne the
simple mo, no Is Of teaching and thc ABUSES Wnch
grow out Of slc cht defects.
DYING FROM EXCITEMENT.
Mrs. Thain. an inmate Of the ten"men;-hcuse,
Nc. 81 sixth-avc was believed to be dying from
naralvsis Yesterday and her husband aud
Children were at her bedside. Her daugtcr-in-
law. Mrs. Mary L. Tl.ain, who had been called
frnri no 1G4 Orchard-st.. died suddenly in the
halfway from heart disease, The excitement in
thc sick room had kusteIed her death
HELD FOR VIOLATING TIE EXCISE LAW.
Persous accused Of v,Jlatlng the excise laws were
arroIpaed in the jefferson Market Pshce Court
Yesterday Three werc discharged and the Others
were each he'd for trial under 800 bail Officer
Andrew Nsugccu, of the MoTceT-St station, after
having for a glass of beer III tho barToOm 0f the
Grand Central Hotel had arrested the barkccpcr,
George f. Clendenmg. f 332 West SixtecEth-st
ENDING IIUNDRID YEARS OF GOOD WORK.
Tho General Society of Mechanics and Trades
men will celebrate its centennial by a dinner at
Domonico's on November l6. The members will
be accompanied by their wives. Invitations TO be
present as special guests have been a ccpted by
Mayor Grace cX-Govcmcr Hoffman, General lior-
ace Porter. Chaunccy VI. Depew, Abram = Hewitt.
the Rev. Robert ColyCr and ex-GOvcrnCr Joseph
Vawlry of Connecticut. On the following evening
Stewart L. WooGford Will deliver the centennial
ora.lon before the society at Steinway Hail.