New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-25
NETWORK CITY.

away.
MANY persons are leaving Irying,pace. an anna ma
teur cOrnet-player having taken ioosi"s' :" '"
street.
~, w,suprRyT's DEPARTURE FOR EUROPE.
r r. Washburne sailed for Germany YESTERDAY,
on the Necker for the benefit OF MS health ~. ho
will return in October IN time 10 'aAo p'i' :"
campaign - ,,r,v
Deaths last week. 641 births, oo6 narTiaB 'a
101 The police arrested 434 persons; me EAc,ss
Tonmissioncrs granted 1873 licenses, and collected
fees amounting 10 $G,43o.
DEATH on THE TRACK. MA.
Charles Britt. age forty OF NO ooU a,d had
iohthst was run by freight tram, az nh h
iii legs cut off on Friday night lesVeruay no
J,ed in the Roosevelt Hospital
CYCLONE Al SEA. ,.L
Captain Copp of the bark Eilno tt in iattude
i I'D here Yesterday. reported tnat III la' gu
~ ~ longitude 10 rs, he encountered no,oo
which drove the vessel for fourteen hours'
,r,r oBeIIsK KEEPS SUNDAY.
r;o,4apont-C Commander GorrlDge OF the ooellsA
,nr nessonG called at Police Headquarters yes
sec1,o' and rrnuested Superintendent Walling that
noliceman be sent Oh bOard the Steamer 'o-u"S !"
keep off visitors. .,,r
rur ORD HOME OF THE NAVAL DEPARTMENT.
The cid buIlding at Hanoyer-st and EXchange-
To- for,rerly occupied by the Custom House as
Tie Naval Department, has been torn down; of r.
men are laying the foundation oil ne" Duiuins io'
private offices.
DIGNITY WITHOUT PROFIT.
Rronze B ,niamn Franklin looks benignly down
uno, the workmen VINO are relaying the pavement
t tLe base of his pedestal on Printing ldouse SQUARE
'o ~. +n he we're ctv contractor. He does about
the same amount of work. too, but he geCs ho pay
for It, ,,,. CIR ,ouN
The steamer ST. John, of the People Line, having
been thoroughly overhauled and rentteu VIII nem
engines etc. has been placed on the rou'1 PEI ~
Vew-Yorl and Albany. She leaves Per NO. Al ~
r.. AZ the foot of Cana-st., daily, except ouhdaSS'
at y W. HE lost FROM THEIR HOMES.
rat, nfteeD-
vears-oId girls living respectively at NO Zo3 bow
cry and No. 225 Fifth-st., were reported missing
yesterday If was supposed that they ha t h run
AWAY and an alarm, with descrIptioh Vi OoVn
girls, was sent out by the police
GOOD MRS. BROWNS PUPILS.
Jalia Rosenbach, child Of seven years, was play
when two unknown half-grOwn girls dragged ncr
into an aleyway and tore pair OF new gold ear
rings from her ears The mother reported the roD-
berry to the police. but the girls had run away
TUIEyTsH FATHER AND DRUNKEN MOTHER.
On the application of Mr.. Chiardi: agent OF the
Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to ChiIdrep
John uillon, age SIX and James Gllloi1, age NE
ters Of ST Francis. Their father was committed 10
prison for the larceny of 81 10 from Mrs. BrldRet
Lynch, at No. 115 Mott-s. on June "A. and their
mother is habituay intoxicated at NO. lol Leon
ard-St. ~ ,,..r-,
"a s Ev sends $40 to The TRIBUNE for the
Irish :" if anything is being sent there, or to help
some DOOR mother" As it Is stated on good author
ty that the funds already raised are sufficient to re-
Iieye the Irish distress and the How OF money from
this country has ceased, the $40 has been given to
fbe Sea side SanItarium. where 1t Will heIp DOth
poor mother and a poor child. FROM Nantucket
comes 81 for the Sanltarl1m.
CHURCH LITERATURE IN CHATHAM-sT.
burglars broke into church in EnglewOod. NJ.
month ago. and among other things stole some
books. Some of these were found last week In q
Chatham-st. book A bOOtblack named MuZZl
had endeavored to sell them, but as they were not
bis the s1orekeeper had refused to buy, Thereupon
stranger presented hlmSeit as tne oWheI, ana
turned with more books of the same lot and was
arrested He was locked up at Police Headquarters.
The police are endeavoI1ng TO hnd the man VINO
sold the first books at the store
CHARGED WITH STEALING LARD.
AT the Tombs Police Court, Yesterday afternoon,
before Justice Duffy, Aaron Wormser, dealer in
hides. fat and grease. at No. 211 Westinghouse,
and Jacob Leonard OF No. 400 East Twefth-st. were
ar1aigned on complaint of James +. Robbins, repre-
senting the Providence and Stonington Line of
steamboats, for the larceny of fen tIerceS OF lard OF
the vaue of ~ July II, from Fer No. 33 North
River. aud which were subsequently sold to John
Ittel of Nos. 466, 46S and 40 Westinghouse, by
Leonard A vigorous defence was mace by counsel
for the accused but they were committed IN default
of $500 bail each. Wormser acknowledged having
received $40 on account of the lard
BROOKLYN.
The Brooklyn Rink Church. having been repaired
and new y painted, VIII be reopened tor publlc ser
wee to-day
The delay in the delivery of stone is hindering
work on the approach TO the Bridge between Pros
Dect and Sands-Sts.
The sewers in Flushing-ave. near Macy and Har
ris0n-aves. Overlooking. Cellars in the vicinity
are flooded and the health of the citizens endan-
gered.
Mr.. Hamilton, the stage proprietor. renews his
complaints that the Park policemen prevent his
stages from stopping for passengers near the Con-
course.
The Long Island Life-Saying Association at the
meeting Thursday night awarded silver medals to |
several boys from drowning Il Jew days ago.
Charges of cruelty made against Thomas |
Forau in the removal of Denis DOwney from the |
Flatbush to the Kings County Hospital 1t is al |
eged that the patient was transferred in wagon |
the remains of dead woman. which |
were left at the morgue. Downing died soon after |
reaching the hospital.
Charles X. Lawrence was arrested by Detective |
Chambers Friday afternoon. charged with passing |
forged checks drawn on the Phenix National Bank, |
Of New-York, the signature of John i. White. of No.
300 West Thirty frst-st., being cleverly initiated.
Justice Walsh remanded the prisoner to the custody
If the NewYOrk officers
NEWARK.
boy six years old named George BrannIn was
drowned III the canal while bathing early last even
ng. tie was son of Patrick Brannln, OF No. 17S
Warren-st
Mary Cunningham. who on June 2S made an afli-
lavit charging criminal mapractce against DR..
Hermon Gediske, member of the City Council, |
aud procured his arrest, was herself arrested last
evening on warrant issued at the instance of the
loctor charging her with perjury. The doctor
erts that the charge against him grew ont of a con-
'piracy formed to blackmail him. Affidavits have
been procured, and 1t is probable other arrests Will
follow.
LONG ISLAND.
SAYvuLE.-Henry Bayley was arrested at this
place Friday night, the charge of robbing
smiths store at Bayport on Sunday night last.
BRoOKHAvEN-The Oystermen Of BrOokhaven |
against the concession to IslIp of bay
bottom within its jurisdiction, propose to raise
81, 600 to take the matter into the courts
FLUSmNG.-Tbe cooIed men of Flushing have or
ranzed Hancock Club. j. w. A. Shaw. Editor of
The Su6rdgiSt, is president. They have hired rooms
alsed banner, and Will soon hold n ratification
Meeting.
LONG ISLAND CITY-On Friday Surrogate Gar
etson, OF Queens County, granted letters of admin
stfatiOn upon the estates OF M0rdeca NJ. n. Smith |
Abram u. Skidmure aud julius Frank all of whom |
,erished in the Seawanhaka disaster.