New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-27
NETWORK CITY.

Plush VIII superSedc 1clt lot ldule5 DonHttS'
| The lemonade trade was bad again yesterday
| G Southern and Western merchants are In town III
great mum ers.
Ten sanare handkerchiefs Of checked wool are
sold to make travelling dress.
Borders in designs of Gobelin tapestry are woven
ir dress goods for trimming.
The richest silks imported are heavily twlled ana
lustrous. and are called Surah duchesse.
There are numerous complaints against the gar
bage collectors IN some parts OF Harlem.
Diamond earrings have covers of enameed gold
to conceal them wnen worn in the daytime.
The bell IN Mount Morris Tower is deemed
nuisance. and efforts are being made to have 1t re-
moved.
An aged boot-black near Trinity Church divides
his time between "shines and wheeling Daoy IN
a carriage.
The steamship Batavia, which sails on Sunday
from this port for England. will take all extra
foreign mails
A jury of doctors will be summoned next week to
sit at the inquest on Officer Crowley VINO WAS
killed by falling from street-car.
George Mccormick, age four, fell from fire
escape the second floor at No. 14O Mulberry-st
yesterday, and was severely injured.
Mnry Einge, ago eighty, was found in Houston
ST. Wednesday night, lost and unable to tell where
she lived. She was taken to Police Headquarters.
RUN INTO BY A STAGE
A light wagon, driven by Thomas Lee. age nine
teen, of No. 1873 East FOrteth-st., was run into by
passing stage Broadway yesterday. Lee was
thrown out and severely injured.
A.. T.. STEWARDS NIFCFS
The life lease of No. 80 East Thrty-ninth-st by
Alexander 7. Stewart to Sarah and Rebecca Nor
row. his neces. bearing date May l, 1871 was put
on record yesterday. The rental Is nominal.
NO AFTERNOON SESSION.
dispatch from Chicago received ut the Pro-
duce Exchange yesterday, stating that the after
noon session of The Chicago Board was abolished,
and that the call at 2 p. IN. would be continued as
A NUISANCE AT THE ASSAY OFFICE.
w. b. Hatch 81 Co.. of No. 20 Pne-st., have ad-
LIT ~ he RO1rd Health complaining
of the fumes escaping from the assay office, ana
asking that measures be taken to abolish or reduce
the nuisance.
UNEASY sLUMBERs AND SUDDEN AWAKENING.
Michael sullivan, age thirty-nine, rolled into che
river yesterday Pier No % East River, where he
Law asleep. Edward Kel Iy. one of tie Life-Saving
Crew, jumped overheard and pulled hun out. lie
was sent to the Chambers Street Hospital.
AssAULTING CUSTOMS OFFICER.
Hugo Bartell was arrested yesterday Tor assault
ing Thomas Cocnen, Custom House inspector.
while experimenting the discharge of the cargo OF
the brig Carolus He wds held for examination on
Saturday in > 200 bail by United States Commits
sloner Deuel..
SATISFIED WITH THE PARKS.
Park Commissioner Lane was asked yesterday by
TRIBUNE reporter what changes II any, were ex-
pected to be made IN the parks this fall. MI Lane
said in reply; No special changes are az present
contem plated, and We consider the parks III pretty
good condition"
BRACED Up AFTER A FIRE.
The large building at Broadway aud White-st.,
which was the of a fire some months ago, has
been supported IN front ever since by large beam
extending from the sidewalk to the top OF One of
the secOnd-stOry windows The place Is regarded
as dangerous by passers-by.
DEALER IN RELICS IN TROUBLE.
Henry De Morgan n dealer in antiquities in La
fayette Place, arrested yesterday on warrant
issued last March charging him with importing
goods from Canada on false INVOICES Owing to the
was not executed till yesterday. United States
Commissioners Deuel. fixed bail at S2, 600 for exam
nation.
MISSION WORK IN SUMMER.
The work of the City Mission for August IS ind-
Gated BY the following figures: Forty city mission
aries 4 625 visits, 379 meetings. 100 temperance
pledges, $4,000 tracts and papers, l5l families
aided, and hundreds of women and children sent
$3.50 5S the payments, $3.50 OIL ; the debt le-
naming Is 81 .034 40.
MRS. ABBoTTs LONG SEARCH.
Mrs. Jane Abbott reached Police Headquarters IN |
this city yesterday in the course of her long search
for her father from whom she was separated IN |
1858. At the time she lived in BROOKLYN. but the |
police system of that city part of the Metro
politan Department, and the records for 1903 ar; IN
this city if they AT all. Yesterday they were
not accessible and Mrs. Abbott promised % return
REMOVAL OF EXCISE EMPLOYEES.
The Board of Excise held meeting yesterday at |
which the removal of the following employees was |
ordered Charles II. Fenton CLERK; Samuel stern, |
L. Simpson, inspectors. The chief clerk was in
sructed to order the inspectors AT once to canvass
their respective precincts aud warn lpior-dealers
TO take ont their licenses without delay. Any de-
lnqucncy the part of inspectors is to be punished
by Instant Dismissal.
ROBBED BY A FELLOW IMMIGRANT.
Daniel Delaney the Irish immigrant who COM
planned to Superintendent Jackson. OF Castle Gar
den. that he had been robbed OF fl7 by another I'M
migrant had his money returned to MN YESTERDAY.
As soon the reported Mr.. Jackson sent
ont detective to search for the thief. He found
man named John Smith in Swecny's Hotel, who
said thar Delaney had given him the money to send
to hrs brother IN Ireland He admitted having the
money and turned il all over to the detective. He
declared that he intended to keep his promise.
RoBRrNG A CRIPPLED FRENCHMAN.
Arthur iiesSer, crippled Frcnchman, who sells
bouquets In FOurtcenth-st., was robbed Yesterday
morning when returning from his work and about
to enter his hOuse III EzaDctst.. near 5iceckerst.,
by two men who, he says. had followed him from
the BOwery. They sprang upon him suddenly as he
was opening the door, and while one held his hands,
the other riheI his pockets. The Erenchnan made
an outcry, but before the police came the thieves
away with tner booty-Sl6 IN money and
watch and chain valued at ~. Dir. llcsNier re-
ported his loss TO the police vino, however, facd to
lind the thieves.
REMANDED FOR EXAMINATION.
Mrs. MARGARET Marks, OF No. $50 East Thirty
third-t., was knocked down and brutally assaulted
Oh Wednesday night IN East SiXtcenth-st. by John
Porter. OF No. 339 East SiXtecnth-st. Mrs Markss
brother VINO had run ahead 10 stop "A Inird-ave. |
car hurried back ANA struck Porterin the face, cut
ting him with "a knife During the scutfle an
officer came up and took all persons TO the
Eighteenth Precinct where Porter was locked up.
In the YoTkvlo Police Court yesterday Porter
made charge OF felonious assault against Mrs.
MaIks's brother. James Lcary, and he and Porter |
were then Fvmanded Tor examination.
STOLEN FROM THE BURNED sEAwANHAKA.
At the time Of the Seawanbaka disaster an anchor
and about a ton OF cOpp r. vdIecd ut $500, were |
stolen from the wreck. On Wednesday afternoon |
DeiootVe john Ross. of the IweIttn PrecInct, |
heard that the booty, winch had been buried al the
foot OF East One hundred and-sevcnth- St was beng
dug up The detective with "A number of police
Iacn, surrounded the three men were at work |
ana arrested them just they had placed the prop
ery IN wagon 10 cart 1t away. Tho men were
Corne lius Hogan and William and John INNER
man, TWO brothers. In the Harlem Police Court
Justice Bixby remanded them for examination.
BROOKLYN.
The asphalt pavement in Bedford-ave. from La
fayette-avc. southwark ~ receiving a new surface
The 1911 Regiment will start for trip to Boston