New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-08
NETWORK CITY.

At meeting of the Gas Commission yesterday II
ros agreed that electric lights should be ordered for
University Place, and for Brook Jerome WhSh'hs'o
and North Third aves In the Annexed Distnct
Every saturday at p. IN. the Peoples Line steamer
Dean Richmond leaves this city, connecting at Albany
with the Sunday morning train for Saratoga ana Lake
George which are reached at 80 and II 40 a. H.
The Bank Of Montreal took 100000 gold from the
sub Treasury yesterday for shipment to Montreal
Among the passengers sailing on the Hamburg
American steamship Augusta Victoria for Hamburg
Yesterday were General 0. L. Spauldng, Mrs. John
Vonamaker Mr. and Mrs George W. Knowlton the
Princess Engalitchef DR.. and Mrs. /. = Dixon, the
Rev Frederick Pommer. Mrs George W. Allen. Mr..
md Mrs p. A. Collins the Rev. Thomas c. Hail. the
Rev Joseph La Bouc. Charles W. Garfield, the Rev.
and Mrs +. ID. Powers and Baron F. Won HOFFMAN,.
The steamship Brcmerhaven, which arrived here
Yesterday from Rotterdam. came In with one blade OF
her propeller missing II was broken by coming IN
contact with some submerged object after the Bremen
haven left port.
The Tribune yesterday received So for the Austrian
cripple whose case IS under the supervision OF inc
Charity Organization Society.
Henry Dennis Albert trial in General ses-
sions Yesterday for killing Charles Fuchs May 10
I'm seventhave near Twenty-Hfthst. Witnesses t"sti
fed that the trouble started by Fuchs payfully
kicking basket carried by the prisoner. The case
will be continued to-day.
The funeral OF John Dolard, member Of the Produce
Exchange, took place yesterday at st. Peters Church
Barclayst. rhe burial was at Calvary Cemetery.
The General Term Of the Supreme Court yesterday
handed down a decision Affirming the conviction OF
John NJ. D. Fanshawe for arson. lie was charged
with having set lire TO his room in boarding house
az No. 30 East Twenty -ninthst. lie was tried once
IN the Cont Of over and Tcrmner. and the trial re-
suited I'm a disagreement Of the jury. The second
trial took place In the Court OF General Sessions.
The funeral OF David J. Whitney, who died at At
lantic Highlands on sunday, was held yesterday at
his home No So East Fftythlrdst. The burial was
at Woodlawn.
woman about sixty-fve years old. who wore a
calico dress and checked apron, was run over and
killed at stanton and Cannon sts yesterday afternoon
by truck loaded with hay. John II. Bond. OF No.
"a Cioerch ST. who drove the truck, arrested.
The police have been directed to search for Augusta
Knittle forty old and said 10 he demened
who disappeared in this city Wednesday. She lived
with her husband in Clinton-nve, West Iiobolen.
They came to this city to draw money from the
German Savings Bank and while her husband was
waiting al the cashiers window she DISAPPEARED.
Mrs Bertha Burmester shot on september
last Iy Max Stah n clerk at her husbands store. The
shooting was supposed 10 be accidental. ON saur
dav last the woman died from her injuries. Her
brothers accused her husband Of conSprng TO cause
her death and he arrested Yesterday corOncr's
Jury exonerated him and he discharged.
A man abont fftyfvc years old, supposed 10 be
Patrick Cummings, Of Sea chi. l.. l.. hired n room
in the Vincent Hotel, at No. Ga3 Thriave.. Wednes
day night and left the gas escaping In the room When
he went 10 sleep. lie dead when Adam Byron
all employe in The hotel entered the room yesterday