New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-24
NEW-YORK CITY.

The public schools will open September u.
r. Cornell White will give the sewing girls OF ms
city free excursion to kockaway beach next r IL
! day
window at No. 40 East Forty-elgh th-st and was
killed.
TIE huge piles of paving stones which have
blockadch Futonst. for the last month are rapiuiy
disappearing.
Nos. u and 90 Chathnm-st. were demolished yea.
tcr,ay to make room for the approach to the East
River Bridge.
A man about twentv-eiQht years old was found
unconscious in Sprng-st. yesterday, ana was taKeh
to st. Vincenps Hospital.
John Mulvaney of No. 1877 Eldridge-st., fell
through hatchwav at No; 1G4 vison-st. on sun
day and fractured his skull. Yesterday he died.
ARRIVAL OF IMMIGRANTS.
The four European steamers which arrived on
Sunday and Monday brought 2,O66 immigrants TO
Castle Garden.
An ORTUsr CORPORATION.
Despite numerous hints 20 the contrary, the ele
waited roads continue to drcnch their thousands or
passengers daily with showers OF offensive cihucrs
and clouds of disgusting gas.
THIEVES WHO ARE WANTED IN DANBURY
Detectives from Danbury Conn. are looking IN
this city for the perpetrators OF recent bold roo
berry in a icwclry store at that place The thieves
are thought to be hiding here.
OVERCOME BY THE HEAT.
An unknown man dressed aborer and appar.
emily fifty years old was found at Ninth-ave and
Fourteenth-st. yesterday, prostrated by the neat.
RESCUED BY A CABIN-BOY.
James Thompson. aye thirtv-sx of Montrose-ave.,
Brooklyn. jumped into the North River yesterday,
in a fit OF insanity, at Pier No. g. lad named
Kelly, who il cabin-boy on the steamer Vera Cruz,
living near sprang after him and pulled HIM out.
The police took him to Chambers Street Hospital.
sTRAYED AWAY FROM HER FRIENDS.
Eliza Smith woman IF iiftv-three wears, appar-
emily an immigrant, who had strayed away from
her friends, went' to the house of Mrs Donnelly,
No 30f West Twenty -seventh-st, on SUNDAY; ana
lion IN ha
Station in Twenty-hird-st. as insane. She was de-
tanned there while effort made to find her
friends.
LAYING NEW OCEAN CABLES
The Anglo American Cable Company has accom-
plisIed the work of laying ITS now cable, which
will be known as the cable OF 1850, from Hearts
Content to Valentia in a little over eleven days.
The LAYING began August 10 and was completed
August 81. TO meet this the Western Union Tele-
graph Company has for some time been construct
ing, but has not entirely completed, direct wire.
IN cOLLIsIoV WITH STREET CAR.
Car No. 33 Of the Broadway Railroad was driven
up Geene-st. last evening at great speed. Ii con-
it ran into truck belonging TO the telegraph and
Telephone Company with great crash. The
passengers jostled about among each other
and the car thrown from the track. but none
were sar ,usy injured. Mamie Caddle. age five, of
No. 221 Grcene-St, and Katy Marshinan, age SIX of
No. POI Grcene-st.. were knocked under the wheels
and were rescued with some difficulty. Beyond the
breaking of some OF the contents of the truck. no
damage was done to property.
TWO INSANE PERSONS
man and two women yesterday took TO the
Tenth Precinct Police Station Mary Gettell, age
forty who lives in lt.vmgton-st., between Forsyth
aud Chrystiests and Informed Captain Alalre
that she vas insane. subsequently Mrs. Mary Null
lane entered the station and as serted that her hus-
band John MnllaEc thlrty-two years OF age. of No.
rs Mqberry-st.i was demented. Bota Mr.; MuIIane
and Mrs. Gettel were taken before Justice Wan-
dell at the Essex Market Police Court. later in the
day. They were committed to the care OF ne Com
missonors of Charities and Correction. While il
oil apt On lad for yofp nd
drank live glasses i'll succession.
BROOKLYN.
The dead body of n newly born female child,
wrapped bag, Heated INTO one Of the slips OF
Fulton Ferry yesterday afternoon. 1t was removed
To the MOrgue
The Newell colony of pioneers sent ont to Wash
lugton Territory by the BROOKLYN Cooperation Colo
nIzltion Society, has arrived at Olympia. near
which place they Will settle.
Detective Looney arr ,ted Bartholomew Davy, of
No. 81 Futon-st., Yesterday Afternoon. for picking
the poke of Mrs. Mary Callahan. III Livlngston-st.
While taking hm to the First Precinct station the
detective was assalled by Dayy. aud severe
struggle cnsued before the thIet was overcome.
JERSEY CITY.
james Bowie, n fireman the steamer Kill Won
Ku was attacked by a gang of unknown men III
IIuCsOm-st., late sunday night, and was severely
beaten. He taken to the Charity Hospital.
NEWARK.
Mrs Philip Roemmer, who was attacked and
brntally beaten about month ago by drunken
pital. The man was arrested AT the time and re-
leased bail. lie is nov at large, and the police
have not a. yet obtained any ciew 10 where he IS.
NEW-JERSEY.
UOBOKEN-Isaac Butler, of No. Is Ludlow ST.
New-York, was arrested yesterday and locked up to
await trial on charge of stealing goods from
Drlc,seu's dry goods store i'll Westinghouse
LNGIrwooD.-rwo attempts were made on Sun
day night t. set fire 10 slcd Oh the grounds OF the
late Charles /. Chester a man employed by Mrs.
Reid, whose grounds adJOln the Chester property,
was arrested on suspicion OF having caused the fires
Little damage was caused.
ELtz,BnTH.-James Gleason. age twcnty-four.
was arrested Sunday night complaint of
Young g1rl named Maggie }ettncr. Gleason met
Ihe girl on North BrOad-st. rs she was returning
from church mt o oclc .k Sunday night and. as she
alleges. attempted TO commit brutal assault upon
her. lie was committed yesterday for trial.
LONG ISLAND.
BAByIoN-As Charles Austin vas sailing on the
ba, near Baby lon Sunday afternoon, his boat
was boarded by two strangers VINO threw HIM
overheard and sailed away with the boat. Austin,
after swimming for long time, reached the shore.
bur in an almost exhausted condition. The boat
was found at Amityyille.
Asr0RIA-The dead body of woman was found
in fine Fast RIVER near Hell Gate Yesterday and
about fortv years of age, and from the appearance
of the clothing It Is thought that she was an inmate
or the Almshousc Oh Wards Island. Coroner Darun,
of Long Island city, took charge Of tle BODY.
HUDSON RIVER TOWNS.
PLrAsANrvILLE.--The Presbyterian society of
PlelsantvIlle winch was organized last au'u mn,
and which has been holding It's services m InOn
Hail. is now temporarily holding religions cXcr-
c!ses in Halls Grove, The railroad depot under
the pastoral charge of the Rev Mr.. Nclcher. The
society purchased plot of lani 10 feet front
BY 900 feet deep, and propose to erect suitable