New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-06
NETWORK CITY.

new pavement is soon to be laid in Fifth-aye. IN
front of the Windsor Hotel.
Between the fingers of the great bronze hand III
Madison Square Is blrds nest.
Columbia and Harvard will have a match at foot
bali, at p. m. to-day, on the Manhattan Polo
Grounds.
The otherwise neat appearance Of many uptown
streets is sadly married by the ash barrels upon the
side walks.
THOUSAND MORE IMMIGRANTS IL ONE DAY.
Three steamships from Europe landed total of
1.243 imm grants at Castle Garden YESTERDAY I9I
of them came from Bremen by the DDnau, 100 from
Liverpool by the Republic, and 10 from London by
the Greece.
NEW FAST TRAIN TO PHILADELPHIA.
On and after Monday a new two hGur-traln VIII
be run over the Pennsylvania Rallroad 10 Phlladel
phia, leaving NeW-YOrk at :. The $3.50 and two
hour trains will be continued rs heretofore. The
fast line for the West will leave NewYork at $3.50
instead Of o.
DELAY IN FORWARDING RETURNS.
Mayor Cooper ycs. crday sent a communication to
District Attorney Phelps calling attention to tho
fact that several UOll clerks had neglected 70 for
ward their returns TO tho Board OF County Can
vassers required by law, and asking that he take
action Ia the matter.
INJUNCTIoNs or TIE HEALTH BOARD DIsREGARDED
Sanitary Inspector Wilder reported yesterday to
the Board of Health that the police again per-
hitting the dumping Of ashes and GARBAGE on the
lots east Of fllth-ave. at Observation-Disclosures
eigh hist, thereby creating dangerous nuisance.
The Board of Health has forbidden dumping at that
place two or three times, and threatened the arrest
of the offenders.
ALDERMAN MURPHYs OFFENCE.
Alderman Jeremiah Murphy. who arrested for
interfering with n United states Deputy Marshal in
the exercise Of his duty election day, was before
COMMISSIONS Deuel. Yesterday and was held In
- 900 bail for examination on November 10. After
the hearing the Alderman SAID IN explanation of his
conduct that when he Intcrtcrcd with the Marshal
IN taking away man from the polls he did not
know that he was an olncer.
ARUsE TO STEAL A HORSE.
Edward Mclaughlin, age thrty-seyen. of No
50 JaWcs-st.. thursday afternoon Informed his eul-
poye. Edward Carey coal merchant, at his place Of
business Nos 5S and 10 Cherry that his Carey-
son was dangerously Ill at No. Is Pkest. Mr. Carey
immediately started for his house. In his absence
horse valued at $500 stolen from yard
aud Mr.. Carey, having discovered the talslty of the
story told by Mclaughlin, and believing that he
tectve Carr Mclaughlin was held for further cX-
animation by Justice Duffy yesterday at the Gombs
CHARGED WITH STEALING EIGHTEEN CLOCKS.
Charles Smith, alias Paddy - Mcclure, who was
arrested Wcdnc day night on suspicion by Officer
English. IF the seventh Precinct, was taken before
Justice kiibrcth. IN the Essex Market Police Court
yesterday afternoon He was charged with enter
ing the clock factory of John II. Bachelor Nos. II
and 10 B0wCry, and stealing therefrom eighteen
clocks, valued at $3.50. In Court yesterday Miss
Nellie WntoTbottom swore that she observed the
prisoner and several companions conceal the stolen
property in cellar connected with No. "a Hcnry-st
The accused man was held to await the action of
Grand Jury III default OF $1,000 bail.
YOUNG PI RPoCKET CAPTURED.
Robert Bassct, @ge nine, OF No. 4S9 East
Twenty-Eighth-st, was prisoner at the JEFF
fcrson Market Police Court yesterday on
charge of pocket-pcking preferred by Mss
Matilda Carstcns, of No. lip West twenty
f0urth-st who testified that Robert snatched her
pocket-boo from the pocket Of her sacque at Broad
way and Twcnty-eighth-st., Yesterday afternoon.
Mis-, Carstcls had just drawn zoo IN gold from the
Union Dime Savings Bank. and the pocket-bool
contained the money when It was taken. The theft
was Witnessed by Robert ;. Church, who captured
the boy and handed him over TO an officer, and
subsequently found the pockct-book, which the
thief had thrown away in hIs flight. Justice Smith
beld Robert TO answer I'm default of 81 900 bail.