New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-13
NEM-YOKK CIrY.

tember 20. The pound will then close for the
season.
James spier md Henry Barlow. of the schooner
| Northern fipht, were discharged yesterday from
! the yellow fever hospital.
The New-York Association for Improving the
! Condition of the Poor has Riven relief TO l,i2o
| fouiIies consisting of 1862 persons, during the
| Summer
The new Board of Rapid Transit Commissio,91ers
Aganizad Yesterday by eecting Richard NJ roe
chairman. The Office OF the Board VIII Do al No.
| % Nassau-st -
Two assignments for the benefit Of creditors were
filed in the County Clerks office Yesterday ,0rne-
in T. DeUart 30 Thomas j. Falls, IT., nnI Wilihh
Uarloe Mnvor of Poughkeepsie TO o. ID. u Baker
The Grand Jury Yesterday found two indictments
against John Sheridan. liduor-dealer OF , FAST
| Thrteenth-st. for receiving stolen goods. ihIee
men Murphy Leonard and Higgins, were indicted
| for burglary.
The flowers received during the present week
| from country branches by the Rvineton street
Flower Mission, have been the finest OF IN seaHon
| The distribution among teneme0ts, hospitals and
| Industrial schools averages 800 bouquets daily
Samncl D. Babcock. president Of tb Chamber OF
Commerce, was Yesterday appointed C9mm's1,
sioner for the drawing of jurors Tor n" fenelm,
Courts I'm fhie district. He also filed declaration
| 10 the effect that he was n Democrat and sup
port CT of the Democratic party.
| Insrectors Bryce and Mooney, Of tho Burcan of
| Incnlubranccs yesterday visited Dey, washington
| and Greenwich-sts and contiscated a number OF
| barrels boxes, lagerbeer kegs and other material,
| found ohstuctng the Streets Sufficient was iound
! to load two double trucks III WIS c"iUo" W '"o
| corporation yard.
The steamship Telford on September 0 spoke the
steamship La Place in latitude Al ~, longituue
| 5G5 OK nndcr sail four DAYS from NewYork. The
engines of the La place were disabled the crank
and shaft bei~g broken Assistance was oneIeu,
! Iut il was declined, MS the La Place had spare
| crank shaft on board.
Otto Boeiticher. consular agent or the German
! Government is searching the records of the Bnrcau
of Vital Statistics for proof of the death OF frede-
| 4 Q hacp = hepp
IuIy 1853 vixen he was In this city His search so
| far has been unsuccessful
While Wellington n. Campbell. nm Inspector of
| the Rnard of Health was examining the tenement
! bnrse No AOS East Sxfeenth-st. on Thursday after
noon. he was assaulted by Michael Mcintyre, res
dent Of the house. because he ins sed on isl O.
| his apartments. Mclutyre was nned @lo yesterday
| in the Yorkvie Police Court.
In the r. ar Of dingy saloon nj Forty-seventh-st;
| and Sccond-avc.. score OF workincmen n SemnIeo
last evening for the purpose OF organlzing IA
| tional Norkingnen's party in the AAth Assembly
| District indeIendent of the Greenback movement.
| Henry DerTivau was elected temporary chairman,
aud BERNARD J. Kelly was nominated candidate Tor
| Assemblyman.
| The number Of sailing vessels reported lost IN
July wns ~ follows English 80, French II Amcri-
| can g. German 6. Norwegian 3, Austrian =. Russian
. Arab l. Spanish l. Greek l. Italian l. Swedish !.
1nd q fine nationality of which H. unknown. orr l.
number. 6 vessels are reported missing. OF the
| steamers were English, L Egyptian, ana OF
! which the nationality IS unknown.
Peter Miller. age twenty-five and his " fe. of
Denmark. icff Hamburg Tor America August 81.
on board the steamer was German gir named
| Hannah Nelson. who became acquainted With thc
! vouug couple who had been married only seven
! months Arriving in this city the husband can off
WITH the young German girl They bought tickets
for Grand RAPIDS. Mich. The deserted wife s1ld :
If that's the way be treats me after seven months,
What would he do in seven yearsf III go back to
| my home"
nespite the efforts of the police no trace has been
found Of Christian F. Resag. the Young German
! who sanpearcd from the store Of his employer,
/ Max Stein No. Isl S'Xih-avc.. ON August 80. Ills
! conf rucI and unexplained absence eXcites much
! comment since he WAS sober and of very steady
habits. Persons living the store in Sixth-ave.
insis, thai Resag has becu IN a neigbOrlng saloon
crv night SINCE the Tuesday he left the store The
| soioon-k.encr suhs'antiafes this. adding that the
| vouug man, 10 prevent recognition, has shaved on
| his heard. \ Wilmington man also processes 70
| have met Rcsag ON Broadway within day CT two.
Some ordnance for the prevention of oyerrrowd-
| ing in Broad vav stages appears 10 have become an
imncrative necessity. Since the reduction of tine
| fire from . g. cents, the omnihuscs have been
full to oveiiowng at almost all hours. The drivers
pay no attention 20 the number admitted, but take
All passcneers that viii get in until there Is no room
for those who are seated 10 put their fect. sixteen
| possenrcrs were carried at one time on Wednesday
! afternoon by Omnibus No. wv OF nc wall street
line and the annoyance to several ladies' who were
| rlev crowded bv the standing passengers, was
vc- great II is : ad enough in the STREET cars,
| where there Is room ~ stand. hut the omIibuscs
! were not constructed 90 meet such a contingency.
RROOKLYN.
The City Trcasurer's Office was turned over TO the
now incumbent. John Mitchell, on Thursday.
! There was n balance or hand of Ss439i2 81.
The retition Of Andrew McFall to have District
| Attorney Baker. of Wcstchcstcr County, removed
| from Office. was dismissed yesterday, by the Su-
| premc Court General Term, in Brooklyn.
| Arthur G. Salmon who was directed by the Cen
eral Term of the Supreme Court, on July 49, to cx-
anime the accounts of the Kings COun.v Treasurer,
presented his report Yesterday He found the ac-
| coupts correct in every particular.
! G.orrc Peters and James Carroll. who were mr.
! rested on Wednesday for extensive operat "ns I'm
| stealing clothing and other articles from private
| bouscs were arraignod before Justice Elliott yes
! terlay They waived Examination. and were held
| to await the action Of the Grand jury.
Officer Cogan Of the York Street police, ycster-
dat morning saw Mrs. Mary BorGardts, with an in
| fart in her arms, acting in suspicious manner on
| Jewers Dock, at the foot Of Fultun-st. He ac-
costcd her and learned that she had qusrrclled
with her husband. and was about to drown hersef
and her, chid lie took her to the station whence
| her husband escorted her home.
| George W Pope. Young man Of responsibility.
| who lives with his family at No. SIS Cumberland
A. was examined before Justice Bloom Yesterday
| ON n charge of BURGLARY. The burglary commit
! tod on AUGUST II. when silverware and clothing
valued at $40 were stolen from The house OF Mrs.
| Elizabeth Cothern No 173 South OXtofd-,t. Pope
Was held by the Justice Tor the Grand Jurs acton.
Patrick Connors. nge forty, OF No. ~ Partition
| st. was shovcling gram into shute In Beard "
Robinson's grain store. at foot of Partition st.
| THURSDAY night. when ho met with an accident
which cost him his life. The shute had been
closed, and the grain was heapcd about It's
| mouth To thc heIgnt Of about eight feet when the
! sbute Suddenly opened, and Commons was drawn
into II nv the suction and smothcred To death.
An inqnes; will be held by Coroner sammis.
| JERSEY CITY
! Henry Wiltgcn, Of Philadelphia. reported 70 Chief
Of Police Murphy of jersey City last evening, that
he had been robbed of $3.50 while on his way from
| Philadelphia to New-lork.
Twenty-six Italian laborers. who had lecn ar
rested for dumping garbage at the foot o! Firsst.
| Jersev CIV were arTaigncd before Judge Dayi,
| Yesterday and held on charge of violating tn,
| health ordinances of the city.
| Detective Douglas ARE sted Charles Adams, o.
| ~ No,L In Summit I'VE. last evening. while IA,