New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-27
NFW-YORK CITY.

X Edsa, Of Illinois. Gasey Hoese MAJOR w % n
Hows Of Wisconsin strsvant Rouss-Mslor Peter c.
Hams, U.s.A.
NETWORK CITY.
The demand for houses In the annexed district
far exceeds the supply.
The body of man about forty years old was
found yesterday in the North River at the 1901 Oh
Spring-st
HIGHER PRICES FOR ADULrERATED cRoToN. =,
There was an advance yesterday IN the re ,
price OF. mix Oh OF cents Por Hu"i'' "'NS
10 the quality.
CALLED BY HIS PROPER NAME.
The dog fancier who daily parades in front or me
Aston House dragging two miserable ours py ,on o
rope and tripping mp pedestrians, Is pecon''"s al
int0lerabe nuisance.
MAKING DELAYS LESS TEDIOUS,
Several of the down town stations OF the Metro
po,tan Elevated Road on the east SIDE OF the track
are provided with awnings which afford pleasant
shelter from the heat of the afternoon sun.
RELEASED FROM PRISON TO FIND HIS WIFE GONE
rshmgn reGuesed the b pocss sa TAKEN
away by her relatives while he was III prison, nav
ng been arrested he said, without cause. They
had only been married few months
MADE INsASE BY TROUBLE.
Inquiries we're made at Police Headquarters yes
terday for Henry Nayer. weiss Deer brewer, VINO
left his home at No. 10 Spring-st., while idsane on
Sunday morning. Mayer had suffered great losses
in his business in past years, and by brnoding over
his misfOftunes had become insane. III 10 ieareu
that nc has drowned himself
MINING COAL on HALE 1IOF.
The coal companies agreed Yesterday 70 continue
the present restriction OF production uurlhe
August, suspending work three DAYS eacn weeh.
There was no opposition by any OF me coinPa',,rhs
TO this method of controlling the output although
some of them were DESTROYS of suspendng WORK Ior
the first half of the month. They yielded, how
ever to the will of the majority
GIFTS TO THE SEASIDE sANITARIUM.
G. NJ Hoyt of Danbury, Conn. sends S23. the
proceeds Of fair held III his house by three or -FOUR
little girls 70 aid the Side sanltarI9m' ana DIN
Franklin and Percy Hicks send "a to keep two
children at the santarlum as long as that amount
vii allow hsm G sia for oh RoP H Bns
A MUSICAL REVIVAL.
The first series of Paul Julliens music VIII be per-
formed at the Metropolitan Concert Hall next
Thursday evening by Rudolph ArODsons orches-
ira JulIeh's farewell concerts occurred III the old
CastlSGarden in 1854. so long ago that the music
to-day will be fresh and new. Several changes
have been made in the musc-stand. so that The an
ferent instruments can be much more distinctly
heard.
MISSING BOYS HEARD FROM
Frederick Hamilton, age thirteen, and another
lad OF his age ran away from their homes I'D TINS
city last year. on the day of their continuation.
Nothing was heard from them until Yesterday Then
the mother of of the boys called at Police Head
quarters and exhibited letter written Dy ner son
from an Iowa farm, where he was working. The
boys had made their way West through many
troubles and hardships. The mother wished the
police TO help her in getting back her boy.
BROOKLYN.
Michael O'Keeffe, Registrar of Arrears. collected
during last week S35,9S4 OG.
6The Building Department authorized the erection
Of thirty-fve new buildings last week.
The Kings County Republican General Committee
has established campaign headquarters ~ the rooms
of the Kings County Club in PierrepOnt-st., near
Fult0n-st.
The Mayor Yesterday approved the action of the
Board of Aldermen on Saturday in directing that
contractors for street cleaning should De PAID Tor
the work done.
ID
Avenue Street Railroad has filed a supplementary
map extending the route from Ocean-aye. TO RIver-
front-ave a distance of $500 feet.
The Rev. S. S. Mitchell, pastor of the Reformed
Church on the Heights I'M PrOsDect-st. has received
call to the passionate of the WoQdland Avenue
Presbyterian Church in Cleveland Ohio.
1t Is reported that the Board of Supervisors will
consider at the next meeting the adylsabty OF re-
ducing the pay of jurors from 81 day to 81. Dur
ing the past year jurors have cost the county nearly
$4,000.
revised report of the ccnsus of 1880 in Kings
County shows that the total population of BROOKLYN
is 56693O The population of the five county
towns outside of the city is 80, 1866, making the
total for the county 599.796.
Mrs. Margaret lDOuahue, of No 100 North Fourth
st.. was thrown down stains by her husband Sunday
night she fell upon the fragments of pitcher
which she was carrying, and which broke III the
fall She received severe cut III the side of the
fused to press the charge against him.
Assemblymen Lindsay and Wren. who received
appointments from John French the new head Of
the Department of City Works, the former as Cen
era Inspector of Street Cleaning, and the latter as
chief clerk in the Purveyors Bureau, have refused
to accept them They believe that they eannot hold
L. G. Caldwell. OF the Eighteenth Ward friend of
Mr.. Lindsay and Michael buchanan, of the Sixteenth
Ward, have been appointed to the positions.
Ernest +. Potter, Organst of All Saints Prot
estant Episcopal Church. at Seventb-st. and Sew
enth-ave. procured warrant on saturday for the
arrest of John Human, sexton of the same church.
Human was before Justice Walsh yesterday TO
answer. and admitted knocking Mr.. Potter down in
the yestibule of the church on July H. but denied
kicking him. He claimed to have acted under great
prOyOcaton. The case was adjourned until Aug
ust g.. -
John Hare OF No. 2G Union-st. while intoxicated
was robbed of $3.50 on Sunday night at Hamilton
and Bruen-sts.
The house of George Lee. No. 15s Orchard-st.,
was robbed of svcrware. carpets and other articles
OH Saturday night. The family are absent at
Ocean Grove.
While two young men were bathing IN the river
near BolbOchs dock. on sunday afternoon, the
police captured their clothing. People living IN the
neighborhood supplied the bathers with garments.
The County Board of Assessors met yesterday to
fix the valuation of property and rate of taxation
for the present year. Ii was resolved that the real
estate valuation should not be materially lower than
LONG ISLAND.
HUNTINGToN.-W at the East Neck brick yard
Town OF huntington, mas been suspended for the
present. By this suspension over 100 men are
thrown out of employment.
PATCHOGUE.-The Oysternen from Patchogue to
East Rockaway say that everything points to a
very large growth of oysters in the waters on the
south side Of the Island this season.
BRoOKHAvEN.-A division of the Town Of Brook
haven again being discussed, aud 1t may be
brought about by the recent acton of the trustees
i'll granting lsip the privileges which belong excu
svely to the town. 1t is argued by some that the
parts the of town are distinct IN interests, and there
seems to be no end to the litigation and fishery
troubles Of the South Side, division of the town
becomes n necessity.