New-York tribune., 1880-09-26
NETWORK CITY.

The track Of the Second Avenue lsu,iaccl h.ti .t
road ia being relaid from Nincty-nlnti-St. 10 tho
| Harlem River.
| Immigrants to the number of 1879 arrived ese
| terday at Castle Garden by the steamers City ot
| Montreal and Donaii.
| Residents OH the line of the Old Boston road IN
the annexed district are opposed 10 the proposed
| widening OF the road.
| Street urcbins amusc themselves uptown by
writing on the stocps OF private houses Tue "oros
| {" For Sale and ''To Let"
Walter Sylvester an Italian organ-grinder vas
| fined in the Yorkville Police Court yesterday
| because ho allowed his monkey TO bite young
boy.
| Croton water pipes are being laid ID One-hundrcd-
| and-fifty-nnth nd-sixty second.
One-hundIcd- cd-and-slxty-third and One-hundred-
| and-sXty -sevcnth-sts
SEw BAPTIST CHAPEL.
The Madison Avenue Baptist Church has Hed
plans with the Buildings Bureau Tor the erection OF
| n hqndSome chapel. to cost 10000, on the south
side Of fSxty-fourth-st.. cast OF MadiSon-ave.
THE Nrw -HAvFN STEAMERS.
| The Ncw-Haven steamers have discontinued land,
nGs at Twenty-third-st, East Rtver. Iney ,si WI
connecting with special trains for the North ana
| East.
| The deaths IN this city last week numbered 51l,
! the births 80. and the marriages 2Ot. The police
| arrested 5I2 persons he Excise Comlnis ssloners
sued 81 licenses, aud collected fees amounting to
| FATAL FALL INTO 4 CELLAR.
George s. Champion, age thrty-two OF No. 2i5s
| "
srin of Ackcr Merrill & Condit and who tell down
fl. ght Of stairs into q Suh-c ar at No. seventh
| ave Friday evening, died yesterday IL st. Nncent5
| Hospital.
! CHARGED WITH STEALING wATCH.
Before Justice Murray, at the ToHbs Police Court
yesterday Edward Kenny, of No. 259 Ninth,st..
Br,GkIyn charged Thomas smth age tWrnyDe ayo frU
! his pocket. AT Fulton-st. and Broadway. n gold
watch valued at $3.50. Tie prisoner was held i'll
default oi II 900 bail.
THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE FAIR.
| The American Institute Fair is open from am.
until 10 pun, and in that time the immense build
ing Is never empty. Arrangements nave Deen ,aaae
can buy tickets at any of their stations for fifty
cent?, that sum including railroad tare9 both ways
and admission TO the iair.
| ANOTHER ELECTRIC LIGHT COMPANY.
The articles of Incorporation OF the ljr;ish Electric
Light Company. of New-York. were filed yesterday;
| The capital stock is 100000. lhc trustees aud
corpora,ors are W; J.: Pomeroy, w l.. Strong,
\. d. Jullliard. c. W. Griswold. A. G.. Paine ID. l..
Emstein, J. NJ. Fske; A. \. Hayes jr., CIV. Rowley,
| /. Dolan and ;. NJ. Shafer.
| PREFERENCE FOR 4 RICH WIDOW.
At the TonIbs Police Court yesterday, Justice
| Murray committed Henry Rowe of Utica, TO await
warrant from the proper aHthority va at CmGa;
! desertI0n. Mrs. Rowe said that her husband, who
Is twentysix years old, eloped August | with a
wealthy widow t9rtyninc years old, and that he
has been living in New-York with the widow.
DEATHS FROM CONTAGIOCs DISEASES.
The Board of Health informed yesterday of
| the death IN the Riverside Hospital of Annie Len
| nan, ore Of the smallpox patients from East One
| huudred-and nd-nnth-st Richard B. Murphy age
ten. died at No 800 Chcrrvst., and Kate Connolly,
| age four died at No. 410 East Twenty-third-st..
| from diph heria in malignant form. Last week
thirty deaths from dIphthcria in all were reported,
and seven deaths from typhoid lever
| STEALING DIAMOND Piv.
Emma Fuller. age twrnty-cigat. Of No. 264
Eichth-ave., was again taken before Justice Smith.
NJ the jefferson Market Police Court yesterday morn
ng and arragned on the charge of having stolen q
! diamond which Il
| brokers' in Sxth-ave. James A. Galloway, stu
dent, Yho lives at the RosSmorc Hotel, identified
the pin as his property, and said that it was valued
ut T175. He charged the woman with having
stolen II rom his SHIRT bosom. The prisoner was
| committed in default of $1,000 bail.
BROOKLYN.
Nathan Tucker. fourteen years old, of No. ITar-
rson-ave had hIs right eye destroyed. Friday night
by the wad from a cannon winch was used for firing
a salute.
Justice Ferry yes erday held Patrick McGrath. of
Court and Huntlngt ,n-sts., for kicking, Officer
Bernard Reilly Of the Thmd Precinct, III the abdo-
| men. RcllA IS confined to his bed.
An illicit cigar factory, in Liberty-ave., But
l,r-st, was seized by Revenue Collectors Phillips,
! ODonnell, Cook and Morgan, Friday and Henry
and William Ruhl. who were found at work there,
were arrested. Commissioner Alien yesterday held
the prisoners in default of 5000 bail each.
JERSEY CITY.
John Quinn, who was arrested for brutally
saultng mis- ttle step-iaught9r, was sent to jail
yesterday by Police Justice SsinG for two months.
a hearing was llad yeStcIuaN before Judge baf-
reson Jersey City. in the contest over the will of
ile late William 7. Turnure. William J.. Hnlso
testified that he saw the viii signed by MIR. 1ur-
nuTe an office III Ncwark-ayc.
The committee appointed by Congressman Brig
bam 10 conduct the competitive examination for the
nomination TO the Military Academy ar West Point,
o!tcd yesterday that C. ). Carscallen had passed
the most satisfactory examination. The successful
candidate is seventeen years of age and is the
| OF eX-Speaker CaIscallen.
NEW-JERSEY.
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Trinity Prot, stant Episcopal Church, course
of erection. at Boon yesterday. Two skaters.
Thomas Collins sXiy-eight years ot age. and Nor
| rIs Cody age twenty four. nephew o. the Rev.
Father Cody, of Newark, were ut work stating tine
| chapel scepe, when the trail scifiold gave way,
pi.atng the men f. the ground. The injuries
TO Collins were such that he dill not regain sDccch.
Iii, home is III New York, where he has wife and
four children. Cody was terribly cut about the
head and body.
LONG ISLAND.
UFYPsTrAp-Ihc Rsv. Franklin Noble pa stor of
| the PieskytcrIan Church IN licmpstoad. has ten
dcred his resignation. 10 take effect IN November.
CENTER MoRCuEs.-Nrs. john X. Smith: of Cen
ter MorIcnes whIic driving on Friday afternoon,
was thrown from hcf carriaga and reccYcd injuries
| that vii prove !aiIl.
| GLxNDALF.-.John Briggs, Of Glendale. was ar
raigncd b, fore Pol &C Justice Marshall at Newown,
or the caarge OF maintaining = nuisance IN the
woods-a bone -bcng factory. Briggs was held 10
! await he acton OF the Grand Jury.
JrRCno.-W illiam Donnelly, farmer living
near Jrr.c.iD upon entering his cattle-y8rd on Mon
day orniug with the sleeves OF his red flannel shirt
| displayed. was attacked by MS bul and was gOrcd
80 badly that he died on Friday from bs inju lea.
AsTOHIA-Thc attendance Mt the sale of the ef-
fccts If the late Father Phclan at Astoria Fri
| day. was very large. here was SpiIltcd contest
| Tor lis watch, wuich brought about four times its
| original cost. The struggle tor the library was eX-
| citing as many of the books had been given to
| Father Pnelan by the Irish patriot, Thomas Adds
| Emmett.
RrvEEnrAD-1hc Suffolk County Grand Jury, in
| sion "A Riyprhcan Friday found indictments
| agaiust Edward }. hegen:ln, Caleb Dalton and
Peter Mead. for murder in the first degree for the
killing OF LOUIS Schmidt at Amityvllle Herbert
| Wilbur was also indicted for the murder of Miles
Morris at Sag IlarDor. and John Higgins as an ac
] cessory before the fact. The prisoners upon ar
| rlignment plead not guilty. They will be tried at
| IL Or nhcr Lcrnl of the ONcr and lerIr