New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-10
NETWORK CITY,

| Is, and she put into Cape Hatferas TOT r'pahs'
| The erection of the free drinking fountain AZ
Harlem Bridge has been postponed till next summer
A cigar store in broadway has in its showcase q
fan used by DIR. Tanner during his forty days
fast"
A horse driven by r. L. Brown was frightened III
Park place last evening by Dloycie Tlouen ny
Charles Petett of No. rs Sixth-ave:. aud ran away;
The driver. the bicycle rider and the horse were al
injured.
A. anter named David Donahue fell from INC
third story of No. 575 Madison-avc, where ne Vas Vas
ut work Yesterday, and was instantly killed. h''
home was at No. 300 East FOrty-fourth-st,
FOUND N THg HARLEM RIVER,
The body OF all I'M known man, probably loIty
years old. well dressed, with dark complexion anu
smooth fnce. found IN the Harlem RIVER yester-
day. 1t was believed Ia be that OF suicide
SICK cREw At QUARANTINE
Captain j.. G.. Harris John Fender, Steward
William Brown. Thomas Casey and john Martin
were all taken of the schooner Augustus D. fabens
at Qaaranln Yesterday ana cent to tue n0 scIow
fever, as the vessel comes from iiayil.
BRtAKING HIS wIFh's LrG.
Mrs Mary Vltalo., OF 30 100 Auorncy-st.. quar-
relied with her husband at Their nome on SUNDAY
night. and they at length came to blows nhc Wls
Knocked down. and III falling she broke her rght
leg The police of the Eleventh Precinct sent her
to K ,llcvuc Hospital, and locked up the husband
FIGHTING oYIR BALBO'S MrMORY.
Michael Assassca and ROckctty DOLL. Italians,
who were arrested FrGay last for a murdeIous
assault Edward Moran, in Fishers Alley, No. u
= a
IONS about Babo, were held at The Tombs Police
Court yesterday to await the result of Morans in
jurCs. The assault WAS committed with plch-aAe'
CAUGHT RoBBING AN ORCHARD.
Five boys drove III vendors wagon TO fine or
chard belonging to William Nagle, IN fremont. at
dusk on SUNDAY. and attempted to steal wagon
load of fruit They were discovered by the owner
Of the orchard ard fed leaving the horse and
wagon behind them The number OF the wagon
1913. and it bore the name OF l. Carrigah' No
700 SecOnd-ave.
I<JI-UTD ny A FXPIpSION.
john KEENAN,, n laborer, of No. 3l6 West Fiity-
secOud-s., repairing sewer ut Elghih-aVe:
and FIT -irst St yesterday afternoon, when hqht
which me was using caused an explosion OF the gas
from the sewer from leak III gas pipe. lie
WAS burned severely abOut the head and iace.
Friends conveyed him 10 ms home, where nc was at
tended 10y physician.
ACQUITTED OF A GRAVE CHARGE.
Mary Carl, cOlOred woman. belonging to HaY-
| OF General Sessions yesterday charged with feloni-
ouslv assaultIng Adele Fowler. another member OF
the npany, and emitting her on the arm with
knife The pr 3oner was defended by Mr.. Quarles,
a co!ored counsellor. The defence was that the
cutting was accidental. he jury acquitted the
prisoner.
ABiND OF INDIANS IL BROADWAY.
A party of Iudians, with jet black hair which
hung IN a proiIsiOn Of cuTls reaching to their
waists, attracted attention IN Broadway last even
ing There were eight of them, men and two
women and they had Just arrived from Arizona. y
man who had them in charge. sad that they repre-
scented the Marcopa and \ una tribes. lhey have
been brought TO Ncw-York 10 give exhibitions III
running archery, bail playing and other attn
letic exercises.
TRYING TO STEAL A WATCH.
DR. Frank w. johnson left his house at No. II
University place. on Sunday evening. for walk.
Becoming fatIgued he sat on stoop IN SGcond-aye,,
corner FIs-st, and while he was there Charles VIII
son alias Charles - Scat tcrgoOd, snached his watch
and chain and ran away. Officer Archibald pursued
the thief and caught him at Aveuue-B and Third
ST. In his sleeve the watch was found. Justice
Wandell, in the Essex Market Police Court yester
day, held Wilson for trial IN default of $1,000 bail
LIBFIs AGAINST TWO STEAMSHIPS.
Libels we've flied Yesterday III the Admiralty
branch of the United states District Court against
the steamships lampcO and Progress, by William
c. Long, lhomas II. Farrell and others. owners of
the tug joe The Tamplco and Progress were IN
imminent danger at the fire nj GrcenpOlnt. ana were
flowed ID places Of safety 10y the tug at considerable
risk The hbellautS ask for Il reasonable amount of
salvage AMI also that The steamships be lIbclied. rs
they are both the eve OF departure 10 foreign
countries.
STATISTICS FROM THE FIRE cQNSussloNERS.
From the report of the Board Of FiIc Commission
ers FOR the quarter ending June 10. appears that
there were $50 fires during. the quarter Ine est
mated losses were: On buildings S19. 1913 ON
stocks. $3ss,&3S. The uninsured losses were On
buildings 5000 OF stocks Sl1, lGO. Inc Loss
was less than 800 in }iS out of tbe $50 fire.. The
carclcssness OF occupants caused lOi fires: II were
set by children playing with matches; n were
caused 10y foul cnumncys and 20 by the upsetting
of oil lamps.
TWO SAILORS LOST IN 4 sQyALL.
The bark Margaretha Blanca from Plilan, Fest
Prussia, bound 10 fmladcl PIMA WAS struck by a
s1uaH on July 20. ~ Latitude ~ 3d. longitude
~ IS. She lost her f'remaSt and jlbbOOm. Richard
Otto. amcuocr OF the crew fell overheard when he
,ouall struck the vessel. aut was drowned. Fred
erck M0llins another of the crew. WIS picked upm
the wafer but died five hours alterward. HE bark
was towed 10 HALIFAX by the British steamer Eath
CITY. She leaking badly and had 10 discharge
her cargo there.
Tho bridge over Sheepshcad Bay, which connects
Manhattan Beach with Long Island, is completed.
he Registrar of Arrears reports that he collected
S2I. SO2 II Of arrears of taxes during the week
ending August :.
james Bal. age twcnW-sevcn. fell from the roof
OF hi IoGSc at No. 81 laymond-st.. last evening,
ana was Instantly Killed.
Eighteen barrels OF water necessary TO as
suagc tie thst Of the numerous applicants at the
Icc-water fountain in the Post Office yesterday.
4 formal order in the suit of Police Commissioner
JonIdan against cX-, pninissloucrs Lalch and Py-
brrn for thc custody OF tnc books OF ms depart !
mtut was entered yesterday. An appeal VIII he |
made by The defendants from Judge Cookies deer
sion.
Fuoch George q wcl-known citizen died on SAT-
ursy, at the al 80 nj his home, at Lafayette
and SkIllman-st. lie served IA tie navy curing
the Mexican war. and was one OF the poueeYs IN
California III 1919. Since 1890 he has lived in |
Brooklyn, where he was an active local politician
The funeral services will be held to-day. and the !
ntermont will he at Laurel Hill Cemetery, Phiia- |
de.pna. Mr.. George Will be buried with Masonic |
GOhOr6. ~ -
James Close, of Biyonne City, was committed to |
the COul - JAIL yesterday on Il tli!ge "a aSSlutiHg
and threatening TO Kill his father, who Is eighty |
years old.
NEWARK.
Bishop Sedenbush, OF Minnesota who went to
Itay three months ago, arrived in Newark on Sun
day. and became che guest OF tho priests # the |
Roman Catholic order OF ST. Benedict, at Bcncdicts
College. -
NEW-JERSEl.
GREENvlLr- Justice John Collins fen FROM a |
bridge over the Newark aud Ncw-Yor Railroad |
three days ago and received iujnres which viii |
PROBABLY prove fatal.
WEST IIoBoKEN.-Jacob Steiner formerly Of |
Williamsburg, died ut PfeIticrs Hotel on Sunday |
afteruoun. In accordance with S;eIner's dIrec, IONS
Il will making the wife OF th' hotel proprietor his |
sole cgatcc, was drawn mp, but Steiner died with
AinnIILll HIS lnrImnn siLnnnsnl hn lnr-.