New-York tribune., 1880-10-28
NEW-YORK CITY.

Mr. Ernest s. Inman. manager Oft lnlnan Com
panv. and party saIl for Liverpool by the city OF
Berlin on Saturday next.
RETURN or MRS. lincoln.
Among the pas>engrrs who arrived by the steamer
Amcrqnr Yesterday was Mrs. Abr1b ham Ligcoln u, ON
She SAID 20 InBUNr reporter that she should pro-
cecd Immediately To Sprin-h'lf. ILLINOIS.
SMALLPOX IN HIGH BRIDGE
The Board of Health vs. informed Yesterday that
q case Of smallpox Lad been discovered at High
Bridge. The patient, a man. was in thc first stage
of Tho disease Orders were given for his immediate
removal to the Riverside Hospital.
4 NEW METHODIST CHURCH.
Plans have been filed for the erection of a Nctho-
dist Episcopal Church, on the north side OF one
huudIcd-aud-nmth-st., east OF Madison-ayc i vii
nc 9 feet front ami 90 feet depth, and will cost
$40, 300. +. l.. Roberts is the architect.
NOT GUILTY or MtNsLAUGHTrR.
An inquest yesterday in the case of Joseph Hail.
an employe of the Manhattan Gas Company, re-
sultcd IN the acqnt;al OF Patrick Flanagan, one Of
his f. How laborcro, who had been charged with
killing him The two men had qnarrcllrd about
thc p1vlnent for drinks. hut there evidence
thar FLANAGAN he'd attacked iiall.
SLIGHT COLLISION ~ THE BAY.
Tho steamship Newport. from Havana. Yesterday
morning arrived of Quarantine station. There She
came INTO collision with the steamer NeWnhain,
from Ant nfwcrn about $3.50 q. H., carrying away the
Ncwuhams buwarks on the sarboard quar- or, in
turing her upper works an damaging her stern. II
wa- a bright night and no reason for the collision
could be learned proOKIYy
There were in Broollyn last week $50 deaths. %
marriages, and Dis births.
Henry Galley, age eight. Of No. 434 God-st., died
last night from the effects OF injuries received yes
terdav afternoon by being rnn over by lumber
wagon driven by Gates Gibson, Of No. 40 Will
loughby-st. The boy received fracture OF three
ribs.
Upward Of 900 warrants for the arrest OF per-
sous who have illegally registered IN BroOklyn have
been issued by COMMISSIONER Allen, Chief Super
visor of Election. Most of them are for persons
who have registered from vacant lots and vacant
"'0'''' JERSEY CITY.
An unknown boy. about years of age, was in
stanily killed last evening ~ Plcc-aYe by being
run over hV lursc-CaT while looking at DomO-
cratic parade The driver of the ear was arrested.
Another Leak in the Hudson River Railroad
tunnel caused 10 little excitement among the
laboErrs ~ the caISson Tuesday morning. HE COM
pressed air rushed out eiwccn the side OF the cas-
son and the entrance 10 tho tunnel The new hands
ran for the ladder III the caIsaon. but the eX
pcrlcnced wOrkmen easily stopped the leak with n
paillul of silt. While the AR was escaping the
water arose in the caIsson several feet, but il was
forced out soon as the leak was stopped.
NEWARK.
The building of tlc First National Bank was
offered for sale At auction Yesterday by order Of
tie recover. The property had been APPRAISED at
800. 900. Tho bidding began at 500. geo aud was
run up 60 $4,000. The receiver then declarel the
salc adjourned until November ~, when, II tie
bIIding was not disposed OF privately. the sale
would b. pcrcmptnry.
NEW-JERSEY.
EAST OR,TGE.-Burglars effected entrance
late Tuesday u .ht Int) tn talOr SHOP OF i. Nolk,
on Iaiu--,rcet, and carried Oti stock valued at
$500
AsiBoY-Olivcr NcsbIt, n young man. while cut
in y poat fl hing yesterday. was run INTO by the
,loop Jesse Wood aud drowned. II Is alleged that
no effort was made to save him. The body not
recovered. Nrsblt Was twenty three yeHs Of age,
aud vcd al Seaside.
ELz,BEIHPoRT.-A sensational rumor was pnb-
nshcd last evening to the effect that IA young girl
named Minnie Coukling. daughter Of John L. Conk-