New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-10
NETWORK CITY

There are thirty.seven millinery shops in a row
| on one side of DIvlsiOn-st.
A photographer in the BOwery has, an orchestra
in his place to attract customers on Sunday after
Moons
Large drinking fountains have been placed Mt tho
Fulton and Cathcrne-st ferry houses Oh both sides
of the river.
ProfessA c. F. Kroch of Stevens Institute, Ho,,
hoken, will lecture tonight before the Academy Or
Science on The Structure of Matter"
At the Tombs Police Court yesterday, before
Justice Duffyone hundred prisoners We're aTTaigheu'
mostly for drunkenness and GlsordeTly conduct
small island in the East River, opposite Hell
Gato has an infant "Cleopatra's Needle erected
upon it, which is covered with advertisements.
The triangular plot Of ground belonging to the
9hirtv-fhird Precinct StatiOn-houSe Is LAID ont
prettiiy as lawn. with flower bed in the centre.
Mary Jane Berry, age twenty years, of No. 80
Scammel-st, who is held on charge ol lulaHilclHc,
was admitted to G2il Yesterday IN Essex Market
Court by Justice Wm1ell, in $500.
Patrick Hamell, of IIoboken, was attacked with
delirium trenens at st. James Roman Catholic
Church in Jamcs-st yesterday morning ana ne DO
lice of the Fourth Precinct sent Nun 10 INC Chdu-
bers Street Hospital.
Residents of Harlem are much excited over the
case of Mrs Anderson who died recently OF HtaTVa-
tion. at No 2 IA Second-avc. 1t Is believed that
her death was the result of neglect OH the part III
| the proper authorities, to whom tho case was re-
ported by the police.
Mrs. Virginia b. Matthews has bought from
George 4. Hcarn for $7j, 900 the property on the
southeast corner of Ninctcenth-s. and have,
| 53XI5O feet, and the property south of this.
| 7SY150 feet for 1857 600 from Joseph Cunning
| Apartment House. and is therefore now the owner
of the whole front Of the block between eighteenth
and Nneteenth-sts, on the east side OF FOurtl-aVe
| two bovs. named John Elligott and Charles
! Moore were playing in Washington Park Yesterday,
| and Moore, who * COlOrcd, was thrown down ana
Injured slightly. In retaliation lac drew porkrt-
| knife and cut ElgOtt III the left leg. The wound
! was severe, but not dangerous. The coorcd boy
| fed, but was aftcrward arrested and locked up IN
| the Mercer Street Police Station. ElHgOtt was
! taken to his home at No. 1875 COrnella-;t.
Tho extension of the Second Avenue Elevated
Railroad to Harlem will cause changes in some. OF
fine oldest churches III that part OF the city. The
property of the Congregational Society, at Second
| ave and Observation-Disclosures ifth-st, Is
already offered for sale, and the trustees OF the M
| T. Church at Observation-Disclosures are
seeking new building site. II is also proposed to
move the old Dutch ChuTch, which for over hftY
wears has stood in Thiid-ave, ut OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
twcnty-rst-st as to face the street. and TO erect
| stores on the avenue 'front.'.
BROOKLYN
Thomas Cunningham, age TWENTY-FIVE, Of ~. 29S
North SiXthst, was arrested Yesterday Tor attempt
| ing to pass n counterfeit trade dollar.
! The pavement in B,dford-avc., from DcKalb-avc.
to Fultoll-st., Is sadly in need of repairs In some
parts the ruts and holes have beeh worn so deep as
| TO make driving dangerous.
| John Murphy of No. 81 Amitv-st., and Michael
Rorkc of no. 4S AmItyst.. were arrested yesterday
| for consplring to conceal witness, m inducing
Ellen Quinn leave the State. 1t Is bclcved that
She can give important evidence in the trial OF the
assallanfs of Officer stone, who was fatally injured
| by ruifans q few weeks ago.
| James Madoe and Annie Nolan were arrested at
No. 80 YOr-st, yesterday upon the charge OF steal
ing from Mrs. Jennie Bradford, of No. 90 SandS-st,
a trunk full of clothing, bird and pet dog, IL all
| valued at $3.50. The property was recovered, 1t
was taken from No 20 Johnson-st., where Madoleo
called in Mrs. Bradford's absence and represented
| that she had sent him to get IT.
The horses attached to the truck of John Rogan,
| of No. 45 Garnetst, which were standing I'M
fastened III front Of No. 90 PicrTepOnt-st, ran away
| about o'clock Saturday evening. At Fulton and
PieTTepOnt-ss. they ran over e. L. BOstwIck, age
sxty-twO, living in JOraemOn-st., who received Sc
| we're bruises and fracture of the nose He was
taken for treatment to the Long Island College Hos
pital. RoRan arrested for leaving his team IN
! fastened.
| JERSEY CITY
The body Of a man with only one eye and one
arm was found floating in the water OF the foot Of
| Eighth-st. jersey City, yesterday afternoon. 1t
| was subsequently recognized as that OF John
| Maher o catte-drver.
B. w. ThrockmortOn, chairman Of the Hudson
County delegation, and deegate-elect to Chicago
from tue With Congressional District of New-Jer-