New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-15
WORK CITY.

NETWORK CITY
The novelty IN contrasted colors is V'o'e' WIZ"
pink. .ho
summer goods are greatly reduced in price IN the
retail stores.
Madras plaid handkcrchiefs are made into gay
dress trimmings
Ladies' hooded cloaks, with dolman sleeves, are
supersedng ulsters.
The employees OF Messrs Frank & CO.. of Newark
send S17 for John BUSH -,
The total number OF immigrants ianueu III N"'"'
Garden last week was 5,92o.
Charles Rocker age forty-iye years was found
dead in his bed at No. 35s Broome-st. yesterday
METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS.
CroUIing Colorado potato beetles ornament me
sidewalks in some parts of the city. After they
have been stepped on they lose then ornainen'"'
value. -
Deaths last week, 627 births. 515 ; marriages,
1875. The police arrested 1870 persons, ana tne
Excise Commissioners granted ~ llcehce'' 0o'''
ing fees amounting TO SlOlS1.
A DESERTED HUSBAND: 90 ~,
Patrick Madden laborer Of No. 26S Mul-
berrv-st rcportrd 10 the police yesterday thaI NE
wife. Susan had been absent from her nome 10, ior
five DAYS and that he could find no trace OF ner
movements.
PURCHASE OF TWAS LANDS.
Dr. James Taylor, the Cble1 OF the ,acc'rt,iior
Bnreau of the Board of Health. returned on i9dy
from Texas af;e au absence from the city Oh nSc
or six weeks during which time he has become lht
by purchase OF large tract OIL gfa%ns i''i'O
i'll that State -
William D. Maitland, copyst IN the la% o 9 .,
his room at the Astor Place Hotel yesterday. no
one had seen him since Thursday nlght. lne Vfo,o
of his death apparently heart dlIeasei nau-
land was bout forty-i years Oll' an
and by occupation a lawyer
THE FNCAMPNFNT or FREE MAsoNs:
The delegates from New-lOrk and neighDorIng
places to tho twepiy-rst trennlal pihicS ia ia
The knights Tompar of the United states, whleh -
a. omen at Chicago tomorrow, started upon Their
Tip by way Of the Erie Railroad Yesterday alter
noon The party numbered about hfV peIsons'
Special Pullman coaches were prOVlucu'
TUE STOCKHOLDERS OF TIE sEAWANHAKA.
Stephen H. townsend, one Of the stockholders I'D
the steamer Seawanhaka recently lnulcteu pl VIC 10
United states Grand Jury. yesterday gave BAL IN
- 600 to appear when called on. Stephen faner
and Charles A. Dana became his bondsnen. Al
tie persons indicted, with the exception OF MI
Morgan, who is in Europe. have now gwen pail
BROOKLYN.
Permits were granted for the erection OF thirty
three buildings III Brooklyn during the past.weeK'
Diligent search was made by the Brooklyn police
during yesterday for the parents or Maggle bIfn
nan. a girl of whom the American Consul al LONDON G
teegraphed that she had arrived III LOnuOh III INC
ship Marathon, sick and destitute.
Olewise Jaeger, age thirty, of No 40 North
Third-st., while working in a sugar house on thao
street was overcome by the heat Yesterday after
noon andaell from the scaifOld causing concusslon
OF the brain. lie was taken to 81. Catherine DOS
pital
Jobn Golden. a politician. was arrested yesterday
for obstructing the sidewalk in front OF the
municipal building, but was released by folice
Justice Walsh This locality is a fayorlte one t9r
ding politicians, to the annoyance OF Iespectaolo
people.
John jung a German tailor returned from three
days spree" yesterday morning. TO ms nome, al
No 1877 Montrose-ave.. assaulted his wife. ana
turned her aud their three children out OF uOOTs,
locked mp the house and continued his carouse lie
was arrested and locked up. lie is ON the verge OF
delIrinm tIemens.
A monument, TO cost $7G5, is to he erected over
the grave of William Baldwin, foreman OF Engine
No. rs. who was killed in the discharge OF his duty
at a fire IN Williamsburg. 1t Will be seventeen feet
high and include life-size figure of BALDWIN, IN
marble. The entire force contribute TO III al the
rate of cent Gay.
JERSEY CITY
The Rev O. l.. Ashenfelter, of HightstOwn \. j.,
has accepted n call TO the Passionate Of the First
Universaiist Church. and will assume his new du-
ties September l.
John Rntger. the proprietor of the Bulls Head
Hotel in Grand-st.. arrested Yesterday on
charge Of assault and battery made by Edward
Burl. who was seriously injured Oy beng thrown
out of the barroom OF the hotel Dy huteer'
NEW-JERSEY.
PATERsoN.-Dr. Daumer prominent physician
of Paterson was thrown from his carriage FRIDAY
evening and fatally injured. y n'ge Barha,
labor in the State Prison for term or tive wears
Cook married Lucy Stone, at BoardyIlle, n. j.; In
December 1879. and IN June last married G oa th
day after their marriage
BAYoNNE CITY-Johr Mahonev. John Roberts.
James Dolan and George Brosnan, all you're men,
burglars The complaint was made Dy MIS-.
Johanna Barry, who alleged that she
heard them planning burglary They were
identified as highwaymem who had attacked and
robbed David Lavne. MahOuey and Brosnan were
identified yesterday az the mon who committed
several rOhbcrics III brooklyn, ana DOlan as an
escaped convict from Elizabeth n. D.
LONG ISLAND.
GRFENPORT-St Peters German Evangelical
Church at Greenport Will be dedicated this after
noon.
ATLANTICvILIE.-John Quinn, of Atlanticyllle,
has this season raised $500 ducks. To feed his
flock requires three bushels of corn and from five
to six bushels of mnn0ws daily.
RIvFRHEAD.-The Rev. Father Weitchtman has
succeeded Father lanselman as pastor of ~. johns
| Roman Catholic Church AT Riverhcad. lie will also
| have charge of the mission at Cnogue.
FIsHER's IsLAND.-The body of the man found
| floating of Fishers Island three weeks ago was
Yesterday identified that of Clarence B. ReminS-
| ton, who was Il passenger on the Narraganseit
| BAYsHoRE-The oldest communicate of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, az Bayshore, is Lewis
| mile to be present nj the communion service
STATEN ISLAND.
| SOUTH BEACu.-George Barrett had desperate
encounter on Friday with a Newfoundland dog at
South Beach. After a fierce struggle he dispatched
| STAPLRToN.-The examination in the case of ex-
Deputy Sheriff Thomas Brown, of StapIeton;
charged with Drutaiiy aSsauitIhR GRIPPE naiheu
Maguire, has been adjourned by Justice Mccullough
| until Wednesday neXt...-..Dr. Hone has been APP
pointed to succeed DIR. MlIington as house physician
| of the Seamans Retreat mt Stapeton. The Cor
| oners Jury in the of Mrs. Anna Walker, who
| died suddenly at her home III Cana-st.. Staplcton,
| on the 9TH inst has rendered verdict that de-
| ceas cd came to her death from causes unknown to
| the jury. -
| RICHMoNp.-At the last meeting of the Richmond
| County Board of Supervisors, Mr. Dean, OF the
| Financial Committee. called attention 10 the fact
that. owing to a clerical error, $4,000 worth OF
| bonds now due appeared on the books as not falling
| a. md at M roy cen