New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-13
NETWORK CITY.


Bellevue Hospital "a he suffers from
Since the enforcement of the excise law, saloons
with apartments above have been in great demand
The Rev Dr. Philip Schaff and family were on
board steamship Spain which arrived on Saturday.
The police last week arrested 2.517 persons, of
whom about quarter liquor Dealers who had beer
beds.
Some New-York sportsmen have TUNED red fox
loose Cd OAK Island OF having good fox hunt
In the Fall.
Chief-Justice William B. Richards Of the Canadian
Supreme in the city Saturday evening and
is al the residence Of friend in Unonsquare
Boys 90 about with bags from one New-Jerscy
farmhouse to another begging wndfa apples and pears,
which dried and brought to market
Another cross-town street-car line is about TO be
built terminus will be Fulton Ferry and it will be
a competitor OF the Blocker street road.
A number of the 9TH Regiment sick by reason
Of their confinement during the strike in the unyenaed and
poorly lighted armory in rwentytlndst
A large and handsomely decorated fountain is
being erected the Fulton Ferry House. NewY ork side
which will be supplied vii Sesht drinking cups aud goldfish
basin.
Shirley II. France, age 80, for several years an
tins city taken from his home at onehundred
dseyeny and the Southern Boulevard to Bellevue
Hospital yesterday, suffering from insanity.
The steamer Bolivia on Saturday carried ont
40 bushels Of wheat 800 packages Of butter and $4,000
boxes Of cheese being largest shipments Of produce that
Frederick Maxwell the fruit merchant, of No. 200
Frontst who was recently his admission that he
forged ccepances to the amount Of $4,000
brought Into the DstrctAtOrueys Office on Saturday
and released in $1,000 bail
While at work on Saturday at No. % Reade-st.,
making excavations for the pipes Thomas Pagan
No Fourtecnhst upon three human skulls
which the Morgue. They deeply interesting
obects-t Will doubtless pan ou three III
quests.
The nnty-fourth trip Of the Floating Hospital Of
st. Johns Guild place saturday; 07i SICK children and
mothers being taken fora sail down tie Bay. Additional
fund, are requ cd once and ,houd be sent 10 william H.
Guon Treasurer No % Broadway The excursion contrbu
tons for yesterday amounted to $3.50.
The funeral services Of Oran W. Morris, \. NJ,
the late librarian at the Cooper Institute conducted
yesterday Tabor Mission Chapel at Twentycehtlst
and seveuthave c. H. White, II the Vest Twenty
thirrec Presbyterian Church delivered the sermon The
body taken to Greenwood Cemetery.
Custom House Inspector IIlra Ion seized n trunk
at the stuttgart House NO "a Greenwichst on saturday
which was found contain quantity Of cOta and Other VA
uAble goods estimated be worth between 800 and 800
The trunk and rs contents 10 is alleged were snugs M ashore
City Of Chester on her last p TO this port
4 member of the Fredricks family makes the fol-
LOVING corrections The list of injured in the oceanpo tsl
ter i'm saturdays TRIBUNE: G. D. Fredrcks. rot Celia
Frrdcks There only three children with Aer Ger.
ude had scalp and shoulder bruised but Miss Mess
ner not Mesaer is nurse but friend OF Mrs Fredrcks
J.. t. =
\ considerable number of theatrical people have
come from England by which reached this portion
saturday and sunday Among the pas 'eugor, VINO have by
e Adratc CITY Of Chester and spain. Mr. and Mrs
George Rignol Miss Fanny Davenport Miss lydia Tnomp.
son and her company Mrs Harry Beckett, Samuel
Colyile aud others
The managers of ST. Mary's Free Hospital for
Children appeal charitable FOR aid in their work Of pro
yin open for the little sufferers under their
care during the summer Gifts amounting 10 1919 30
. lie ef.pf Iafr
Contributions to "Openr Fund" may be seat directly
to tic Hospital, No. 4O7 West Thirty four;h-st
Work has been practically stopped at the silk fac
tory y Steans Coz Forty second ST. The girls who
ave been on strike Tuesday last. say that they could
not M e over - the old and the recent re
dncton VIII lessen these small earnings Thepropneors
declare that their silk from - To - week.
aud that dizziness in trade compelled them 10 make tao
reduction.
4 ftte champatre will be given at Jones's Wood
Aug 20 in aid Church ~ st. Agnes in Forty third
St near Lexingtonave entertainment will comprise
beside dancing boatrice and various athletic sports The
games will begin At 1880 p and dancing will eud at II
H. The prizes for the contests have been given TO
Church by Pensioners ana many VI them are auSOe
and valuable.
Gulacoma Rosa, an Italian, who roomed with a
follow countyman named Constantine Bolano At No 43 sui
yanst into his The night Of April p and DO
handed some money Of Boano who in bed. ON being
fused Rosa drew pistol and beat his companion the
head ucng several severe The day he
sentenced prison for three years BoanO TO oo-e
Welt Hospital he fingered until saturday morning His
death from his injuries will compel the authorities TO try Rosa
for murder.
The Columbia on Saturday carried 500 sewing
girls to Rockaway beach, although provision had only been
made for 1000 White said that 1900 tickets could have
been distributed great the eagerness of the girls To
enjoy days sport The usual occurred
the the customary charge made the
barrels OF The majority OF the company stayed at
the landing and after free lunch chowdr sailed
into the and fonded by Father Oceanus in
which greatly diverted them and the many spectators that
lined the beach.
Charles and William Hampton and George De-
Carn three thieves living No. 81 seconds were
arrested saturday by Police Headquarters detectives on
complaint several persons whose houses they had visited
and robbed OF valuable articles Perry Of No. l30 West
Thirty nuth.st; C. F. Ely Of No III LeNngtonaye and
B Porter No Scventccnthst, were among the
persons yesterday identified the thieves having stolen
articles them Tho prisoners Will be kept ar Police
Headquarters day two until they be further den-
fed Articles which they had stolen valued at $4,000 were
found in thtir former rooms aud in pa"nshops
BROOKLYN
The Department of Fire and Buildings last week
issued permits for OF thirty four buildings
I'm the three-mle sngle-scull race in Gowanus Bay
on Saturday Warren smith aud John Campm, tho
latter won in twenty minutes twelve seconds beating
Smith by ten seconds.
Michael Farrell ago 10, of No. 49J Baltc-st., was
arrested yesterday knocking down and Kicking in the face
and body George Fahery 4 the residence Faheriy Is
AT the Long Island College Hospital.
George Befelder, age thirty five, Of No. 101 Moore
st. fatally burned yesterday morning b. falling into vat
OF boiling John Dobms faLbolug establishment on
Meekerave Penny Bridge lie died IN the afternoon
The police making great efforts to obtain the
custody Jim" Brady the notorious burglar A. Heaney,
pawnuroker No. 2I Atlantic ave, has Identified Brady
Of the three who robbed hm about years ago
supplemented German girl who gave her name
a. Aeno seger but where she lived pick
ell up In the street last by officers OF the fifth Pre-
cnct She was light calico dress but hat