New-York tribune., 1886-03-09
NEW-YOHK CITY.

NEW -1OHh I'll l.
"U D. M"-"Thrce palrs " and dried apples
are correct.
DIR. MAYNARD will deliver a lecture on Constan-
tnople illustrated, tomorrow afternoon at CHICK
ering Hall
The body Of an unknown man was found in the
! Van DYKE House at No. 2S Bowcry Yesterday. Inc
name :" J. Murphy was found on his SHIRT.
A furry of snow fell yesterday just after noon
| The snow disappeared as soon aS 1t touched 'h'
ground and drIzzng ram followed.
The American Athletic club will hold ITS annual
championship competitions in Tammany Han on
thursday evening
f. Steinmetz Is to buld n row of ten brown-stonc
dwelling houses IN E1(htN-hlt-St, "cS' u LlgH'h-
! ave, at cost Of 81 10000.
Extensive repairs are being made az the New
| York Hospital and the inside OF the bniidlhS Il
/ being repalntcd ana ireocoeh
Andrew IIaVes, Of 40. "a Chcrry-St., Yesterday
/ received probably fatal injuries by falling from Il
/ scaiiold III lwenty-third->t, near lhIrd-aNc.
Tn. Grant Monument Association will meet to-
form of its charter and t. maze an ohclal transfer
OF the funds which have been collected.
Johann Woerlin was arrested Yesterday on the
| steamship Lessng for stealing 5000 marks III
| AnspaCh, Germany. lie was sent 10 Lu"io" ""'''
Jail
Thomas Pardcn. a laborer of No. 27i hottest,
| was injured dangerously by the unexpected cApl3-
5 on of blast IN Niucty-aeventh-st. near Elghlh-
/ ave. yesterday.
A horse which was being ridden rccklessly by an
! unknown man along Ienta-avc. Yesterday, knocked
| down Michael falion, a laborer LIVING al lh.il-
ninth st. aud Ientn-ayc. Fallons skull was lrtc-
! tured.
Mathda Bauer, a young German woman who
arrived about a week ago on the steamship EIdei'
was found yesterday at No. lS9 Chry5lr-9t. sich
with smallpox. She was removed TO NOrth biothei
| Island.
Herman vogt. Of No. go North Second-st.,
Brooklyn, was hit on the head by descending
elevator in the Potter Building al Park Row and
| Beelman-st yesterday, and received two serious
scalp wounds,
CLAIMING "TOM" DAvIs's MONEY.
Mrs "Tom" Davis. who saws that she IS the heir
to the murdered mans property called a. Dt',r,c,
! clam 10 the 1854 which found on Davis's
body after he WAS killed by Holland
THE WHEEL CAUGHT IN JACOB SnAErS TRACES.
! lanes Evans a truCkman employed by :. u.
Green, of No - Park Place, while driving up
Broadway near Duanc-st. yesterday afternoon
was thrown violently from his truck; because tno @
/ wheels caught i'll the car tracks; lie zen Oh h'S
| head cutting deep cash IN his lett eyebrow.
| IyGs. ARMS AND RIBS BROKEN BY MACHINERY.
James Hughes, of No. 800 East lhlrty-seventh-
81 the engineer of the gas works at Iwentv-lirSI-
ST. and Ave.-A while cndeavorng to replace lt Delt
that ld slipped from the pulley. was drawn mo
the machinery and, before the engine could be be
| stopped, his legs aTnIs aud rios were DIOheh' Hc
was removed to Bellevue Hospital.
THE YOUNG EEruRLIcAN CLUES NEW HOME.
The Young Mems Republican Club will give n
clmG-honse. at No. 81 West twenty cghtl-s,., to-
morrow evening. James Z. Foster, LuclnS {: Ash,
lev James :. LehmaIer, Alexander Caldwell ana
Waiter B. Tufts compose the committee.
POOR OUTLOOK FOR THE COMMON CREDITors.
The creditors committee of +. Link ~ Son. who
made an assignment to David {. Link last Noven-
ber have tnIsned their investigation. ne as
slgnee will pay the preferred creditors III tull but
the common creditors will probably not receive
more than ten cents on the dollar
MORTGAGE MADE BY 4 TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
In order to e0uip and operate Its lines the flnDrt
and Raw States Telegraph Company has issued
bonds aggregating 100000, payable III l0ll. A
trust transfer has been made by the company OF tS
franchise etc, to the Farmers Loan ana lrnst
Company 10 secure the payment OF the issue.
A UNIIED STATES wPIGHER DEOWNtD.
William H. HathOrn, age seyenty-SlN' 0t NO. Ia
South Eighth-St., Brooklyn, who was empiOyen a.
United States weigher on board the bark Nngi
overheard last evening and was drowned. lili
body recovered.
STOCK EXCHANGE NOMINATIONS.
The president Of the Stock Exchange yesterday
appointed tine following committee TO nominate
candidates for the annual election IN May SamueI
w. BoocOck, Richard G. Murphy, H. l.. Nicholas
Charles A. Meigs aud Ernest GrOesbeck. Under
the new constitution this cOlnmlttee Will also name
a nominating committee for the election next year
MADE INSANE by LEAD POISONING,
| Jacob Myers, OF No. II Washin gton-st.. suddenly
became insane yesterday, and after smGs hing every
thing IN his room tried to jump from window
II took four men to take him TO the Chamber.
Street Hospital, though he had been reduced to
skeleton by lead POISONING 1e worked III white
lead factory and accidentally ate some of the lead
on piece of bread.
WORK OF TIE CITY MISSION.
The City Mission of No 90 Bible House report'
for February fifty city missionaries. Z9i gospe
meetings with an aggregate attendance ol ao,L35'
persons, 5O,s15 tracts, books and papers dlStriD