New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-13
NrW.YORK CITY.

4.
NETWORK CITY.
An unusuol number of horses fell down yesterday
in Broadway.
Tho wind yesterday showed the streets to be DIR
tier than ever -,
Autumn leaves and wild flowers are sold in the
uptown streets.
rhe electric light has come into private use in mp
town residences.
Persons now wearing straw hats claim to have
Just arrived from the South.
Horses are covered with blankets while CROSSING
the ferries. TO guard against cold.
Broadway merchant exhibits as the latest nov
city small pictures made OF woven silk.
MANY persons ishng to buy land in the neigh
boThOod of II g Bridge are deferred by Inc lach VI
good roads and sidewalks.
sloop passing through the drawbridge over me
Harlem River recently compelled one outward ana
two Inward-bound trains 10 wait foriy-lve minutes
NOT VICTORIOUS. But PERSISTENT.
The same women who were engaged IN prtes' rlan
ccntrsts in the Bcwcrv wear Ieo are at IL s'lll'
They have walked SoInc LOO matches IN this year.
and no one seems 10 he the winner
Inflated MISUNDERSTANDING.
Joseph Patterson Of No .)37 East Sevcnticth-st.,
went to see the laying Of the cornerstone 81 inc
Obel,k Saturday. H. had NOT returned yesterday,
and the police were asked to look Tor hil
FALLING From ROWBOT.
man who was supposed 10 DO Thomas Dolan. of
No. 2.39G Ihird-avc, fell from rowboat INTO me
Harlem River opposite Madison-aye, M iqti,y
were found IN TIE boat.
NEW BUILDING OF NINE sToRGre.
The new building a HlnOveI-st. ana IXchap2e,
place is rapidly approaching complet,3n' u" EIouh
was formerly occupied by the Naval Department ~
rhe Custom House. The new SCructure WI b. hlne
stories in height and viii be used FOR Offices
STRUCK WITH a TUMBLER.
Michael Pierce sailor on the snip Atho!. lYin2 AZ
pier 81, North kver. was struck with "A tnmuier
Monday might IN a ight with "A man PANIED heeir,
at No. 500 West-st. Kcefc escaped Pierce was
lie MI
fractured.
SAID NOT TO BE WILLOW FEVER.
Health, Officer William "; Smith says th ;, me
sailors who we're i'll on tne British steamer Muilc
that the disease was billions fever ana adIs tnat' IN
order 10 make the vessels condition undoubtedly
good she was subjected TO an exceptionally thorough
FINANCIAL TROUBLEs.
The schedule of Isaac Elkus III his assignment to
julius Levine was flied Yesterday. ~" liabilities
are &lO7414 80 nominal assrts sol .522 90 real
assets $j3 sos 81. Charles Kalman made an AS
sirnncnt 10 Reese VI. Oaercnfcr with preferences
for $23o79 81. Ferdinand lung made an assign
ment TO Frederick Hoch.
NOTHING To COMPLAIN or.
Inspector Conway, in his weekly report submitted
ot thr meeting Of The Pilot Commissioners vcster-
dav called attcntiOn b. the fact that during tbe
past week he had not discovered any violation OF
the harbor laws and be added that the laws agains
dumping refuse and other materials III the DAY hau
been strictly complied with
Az INDEPENDENT CENSUS DEPARTMENT
Charles T.. Hi, Ch.cf 'peoiii Agea OF the Census
OFF &c in this ctv, has written letter stating that
the Census Department has no connection with any
commercial agency ami that no lnl0fmaiion mas
been furnished to any such 'geucy HIS statement
- corrobolated b. letter from General T. n.
Walker. Superintendent OF The Census.
FxnBTiov At THE LrNOX LIBRARY.
The Irnox LIBRARY No. 1.Ou1 Frtth-lve.. will be
open Tuesdays and Fridays from | a. III. TO p. M.
until further notice for the exhibition OF painting,
sculptures. books and manuscripts. No admission
Zee viii b. charged, but each person VIII be re-
qnrcd To SHOW ticket, which can bc G'ia'ncd by
sending pos al card to the superintendent, George
II. Moore at the library.
BROOKLYN.
The number Of persons already natura'ized is
800. his is little more than hall the number
that had secured papers at the corresponding time
last ycar.
Trustees Of The brooklyn Tabernacle, refuses r.
nomination ~ trustee, ms term cXplri with the
present month. H. does thIs in the inteles Of har-
mouv.
The Ncw-York and Brooklyn Association Of Con-
grrCatlonal Ministers ned a meeting Yesterday M
the Park Church, at Slxih-aye and Srvcnth-'t.
Among those present were Henry " ard Beccher. ;.
II. Virgin, l.. j. lhwlHg, :. u. Halliday. ]. H.
>hcrr Or. Edward Br'cher. and G. c. \hn. Henry
Ward Bcor.cr and Dr. Edward Becchcr were chosen
dccgat, to the National COugrre itlOnal Council
winch will meet IN It LOus November. The
New-Tork state Association was invited TO come to
Brooklyn next year.
The ffty-frSt anniversary meeting Of the Brook
lvn nndav-,choo Union. held IN the Hans N Place
Methodist Episcopal Church Monday evening. was
addressed bv the Rev. DR.. J. Marshali Lang, o.
G. aSeow Scotland, the Rev. j. C. >zlatuat, If
Bohemia and the Rev. DR.. j. VI. Buckley. he
officers Of the Union are Is. Ii. Bayls4. presiienr
A. Hutcli1s. vIcc-prcsdent J. k. Morris, secre-
tarv and j. r. Lott, treasurer. The Board of Man
ayers contain, five members from each evangelical
church. The Union contains 13S Sunday -scnO, :.
NEWARK.
County Physician Hewlett has ordered an inquest
fo ne held IN the case of Matte birmingham. "a
vuuup woman who died suddenly at the p0ardIug 2
house No. 1913 lhgJ-st. Inc woman came To thc
house two weeks ago, and gave her name a, Mis-.
Jennie Davis Of MorrIstown. She wa, attended bv
D. Stacey b. MeTsh0m. Sunday the woman aD-
p.aTed 10 he lively ana cheerful hui Monday mora
ing she was fonud IN her be- dead. 4 posi-norf"m
eyamlna ION disclosed the fact that she had died 81
a rupture Of one Of the arteries of the heart There
were also evidences oi recent abortion. The de-
ceased WOMAN Is a widow. and has a son living IN
Newly Ork She formerly lived ut MOrustOwE and
was regular attendant at church.
NEW-JERSEY
PIAINFIFID-Thc funeral OF John S. Harberger.
late president OF the Manhattan Company. No. 40
Wall-at took place at ~. Mary's Roman Catuohc
Clurch N Patnfcid. y. j.. Yesterday morning.
he Rev Vicar General Quun.of Til, ciy read the
service ass stcd by the R,v. Father Morris, pastor
o. the church.