New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-28
NETWORK CITY.

| The Guion Steamship Nevada landed yesterday
| 115 Mormon recruits.
The southwest corner of Madison-aye and sixty
! eighth-st. has been sold by James /. Raymond 10
| Eliza beth b. Schley for $4,000
The engagements at the Assay ONCE or goId nars
for shipment 10 Europe yesterday were l-aZaru
Freres, $3.50, O0O, and Plock Co., Sooo'ooo.
John FITZGERALD. of No. $50 West Thirty-hfth-st.'
n truckman was run over and killed by his own,
truck at Eighth-ave and fifty-ninth-st yesterday
The body of James McManus, an old lrishmap'
was found i'll the East River AT onrth-st. yea'il
day The police thought he had been drowned py
accident.
Francis Branfeck, a German, age sixty-two, OF
One-bundred- and-third-st. and lhlrd-ave.; c9ul-
mitted suicide by taking iaudanuin on '0nu"'
night.
Henry d. Purroy. President of the Board of Fire
Commissioners Will sail to-day on the CITY OF
Rome TO examine methods ana apparatus uScu u
extinguiSh fires i'll London and Paris.
The Press News ASSOCIATION has been Incorporated
with 900 capital by Albert g. Chandler. trancls
W. Jones' Dwight Townsend, Edward ;. Stokes ana
Robert q. lngersoll.
Ex-Assemblvman Thomas Murphy of the XVI1lth
District has been appointed by Commissioner
Squire superintendent OF the pipe-yard at the foot
of East Twenty-fourth-st.
Isaac s Foster was appointed an inspector by
Collector Hedden yesterday He was first on the
LIST of those who had passed the Civil Service ex-
animation, aud belongs 10 tho Comfy Democracy.
James L. Hubbard was appointed messenger
The Italians who we're charged with stabblnC
some of their fcow-pas engers on the BRUSH
steamer CiIurnum. on April Is. were dismissed by
the British Cousul-General yesterday, as their
victims declined to file a complaint.
The funeral of DR.. William l.. Hardy took place
Yesterday at st. Lcos Church ID West 2Sth,st.
solemn mass of requiem was celebrated Dy the new
Father Ducey. The burial was at Calvary Gene
terry.
An application has been made 70 the Dock Board
by recent purchasers of tive-years pier leases to
have the term made ten years {. ). van Santvoord
Offers to rebulld the West Iwenty-Sccond-st. pier
and extend the shed the entire length If the ten
years lease is granted.
During a fight IN the basement of No. 50 Null
berry-st. yesterday Michael Sullivan struck
Charles Mckenna with a bottle and fractured his
Street Hospital and Sullivan was held IN the
Iombs Police Court to await the result OF Mchen-
mas iljnrles
John w. ASpell, age thiry-six. who gave the
Hotel Brunswick as his home, was brought before
Justice Riley at he Rombs Police Court yesterday
on a charge of passing worthless checks on Alfred
Sutherland, a wholesale fruit dealer AZ No. ~
Park-place. He was held III $1,000 for trial at
General Sessions.
By the explosion of an mperfcctly protected
blast in One-hundred -and-iOrty- htth-St., near
renth-ave Patrick BIeen, one of the workneD,
was bruised seriously, aud Susan stewart. little
girl we'd q severe scalp wound. William Gil
tolle the contractor, held for examination III
the Harlem Police Court.
enquirer" Long Branch.-The receiver was night
in calling " 124th' IN a dispatch as four words
He could not do otherwise according 10 the rules OF
the Western Union Telegraph Company, which
have been III operation for two years The ex-
preston of a fraction with nlmber--Say. the last
price of Reading stock yesterday 2Os-Would DO
live words to an intelligent receiver who was
familiar with the company's rules