New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-01
NETWORK CITY.

eral Broadway stores. ,...,
Low English shoes with round toes and an inS'op
strap are worn by young ladies this summer
ioros and appreciative throng listened TO Tue
,nnsic Yesterday on the Central PARK mall 49,,
"N.r sends So for the work Of the Children A'u
Society in giving poor sick children fresh an
Thomas Hagan. young man. was d run uorsi;o.st.
seriously injured in front of No 40 hofa'i'-s'
yesterday. ..rocts
The free lager bier fountain on Broadway lie
n larger crowd than the cOld-water FOUNTAIN az ''0
Post Office. ..,. u.o .roa
of the peacocks featners Ill 'no
OF the season. .,.s of tba
The last craze in furniture H for the STYLES OF d dne
First Empire. Mahogany Is the iashi'n""''
with gilt moulding for decorations -,
!" Irst horn u ia the label on a newly invented
self-eocking pistol in a Broadway wihuoW. gu
died" will probably soon be the proper i"''' i
purchaser - -, uprx
DurinO the past week there were 6Z3 d deaths III
,be civ 5I4 births and 100 marriages. lie w
lice made 374 arrests
Tho srnerintendent of the Sick Chldren's Mission
ncknowedges the receipt through Mr' ~ h Sirs
Of Sl61 Do tho proceeds OF 1dir menu ny h''iN e
at Prospect House, Bay shore L. l.
George p Mccarthy, q Custom House messonHo ..
employed Mt the United states pubic sud nd in.
Washington and LaIght-sts.. was cruSheu , anu lo
stantly killed by the elevator IN that Dulidins YES
terday. 49, ,,,,rop
While rdingn an elevator at NO aoV
workman. had his head crushed ny geluun9 IL; IL
caught against one of the floors lie was Khieo III
SANITY. ~ o-v.,,u,
The notice were informed Yesterday that an Itaal,
named MOntegriffO was robbed OF Fl eVV Oh luay
night while asleep on hencn on DoaIu to co No
St"uington on his way to this city, lie hVed al NJ
81 Madson-st.
ARRIVALS FROM EUROPE.
The aulet of Castle Garden was dlstuIoen oy en- .no
arrival of only steamship, the Amsterut TIL I'm
Potterdam winch brought PSF immigrants. ne
arrivals for the week amounted 10 o,fo-' anu i"i
the month to 23,49
COLLISIONS ALMOST INEVITABLE
Whoever ventures on the Bowery sidewalks wheh
tI, ava crowded must 20 slow. What with coun-
try sight-seers, darling street-3ovs, =" ~, and
pease Germans and sailors Iachiue tn's ""n al to
that must he as agllc anu siPPoiS 10 "' W.
avoid collisions
AvIoLATIOS or LAW.
DrJ T. Naale. Deputy Register OF VITAL Stauss-
tic, Yesterday received information trOu IL; VI:
W,6lof tLo Rrooklvn register, that the BODY OF
Casnor Koell had been taken from BrOokiSh W
Ncw.York BIZ an undertaken named Betts "lInou. a
permit. Mr. K0ell had hVed III thiS ciS' "n0 INV
his death by accident.
CAMPAIGN TRAFFIC ~ THE STREETS. A..
Among the campaign devices for sale III tne
streets are charts containing porIralls Oh tl'no
the Republican or Democratic candidates, WIN VIZ.
sketches of their lives, and copy oil tne parry pa
form. Each Of the charts no matter whether u DO
Democratic Republican, pears the iuo0iiP''
" The Nations Choice"
AFoRGrRY CASE ADJOURNED.
At the Tombs Police Court yesterday, the ex-
animation IN the matter of the conpalnt aea. ms
Cenrge Bol and Henry ClcaTy tor the aliegeu LOT LOT
gerry of checks to the amount or W. ooO OF
on the Merchants Exchange National BANK; INC
Third National Bank and the First NATIONAL bahA
/ of Baltimore vas adjourned until TUESDAY next
sTLF-PossPssION IN A DISASTER.
In downtown dining saloon yesterday dusky
waiter lost his balance and deposited two armfus
of hot, cold, and juicy viands over mans neau.
odnIIy "a an Ohio man struck by Presidential
lightning He finished his dinner in ms shlrtsleeVes
While the astonshed waiter cleaned his nat ana
'0''' THE SAVANNAH ABANDONED.
The Long Island Shore Transportation ana faS-
senger Company YESTERDAY aoaRuomio of the
Revised Statutes. United States CominlssloIner vs.
born has been appointed trustee by Judge On31tt,
and all claims for loss by personal INJURY, az wen rs
for merchandise by the disaster must be presented
! to HIM,
| The Chief of Police of POushkeepsie yesterday
| sent wurd TO Superintendent Walllug that SIX
year-old girl named MINNIE Cornell had been Kiu-
| mapped from that city 10y ashor, stout woman, VINO
was believed to live III this city ut SlXtyseVehth-
! ~ and Sscond-ave A detective was sent TO the
! plaer Indicated but he could not lind any trace Oh
! the missing chld
THE RAZOR As WEAPON
| ouorrrl occurred Yesterday afternoon on board
the ship w. s. Wallet, lying III the pay, OeiWeeh the
second mate Charles Johnson. and Edward Graham,
p saor The mate cut the sailor on the reg tw Vic
! with razor, iufi.cting serious wounds. Inc
wounded man was conveyed ashore ana sent 10 ne
Chambers Street Hospital. johnson was locked up
IN the New Street Police station.
ROBBED IN THE STREET.
As Walter Durham of No % lIester-st. was pass
ing the corner Of Grand AID ElizaOeth-sts FRIDAY
| night William Mckenna, age seventeen, oil No Il
! Ffrh-st. snatched n silver watch OF the value oil
| All from him He was pursued and captured BY
Officer O'Brlen OF the Fourteenth Precinct and on
! being taken before Justice Dnny Yesterday at the
| Tomb, he was held III default OF 5000 bail
wFII-DEvrLoPED ABSENCE OF MIND.
Some persons have little regard for the property
of the street-car companies. 4 man crossing rour
teenth-4t at Ihird-ave. with his eyes upon ram
many Hall, ran against the side OF Grand ano
| IIouston-st ear with considerable force / lie cal
was moving slowly, hence the collision ana not ln
iure it much, but the damage To the man nos,
| conld not be ascertaned aS his examination OF thai
feature of the accident was not completed when ht
passed out OF view.
FIGHT N POLICE COURT
Thomas Thomson while sitting on one OF tnt
a Innchns of thp Tombs Police Court yesterda,
became dsorderiv. When Sergeant James welt
10 remove him struggle cnsued. hut ultimately
the sergeant forced him toward the pen. linen
second man arose and cried out that Thompson wa
his brothcr-in-law and rushed to the rescue. III
was soon secured. lie gave the name OF Mr. Dilloh
Both men were arralRaed before justice Dutiy an
Thompson was fined $40 and Dillon 80, and III de
fault both were locked mp.
DEATH II a RUSSIAN BATH.
Wolf Bach. age tiLty. formerly wealthy drygood
merchant ~ No. 377 lhIrd-aye.. died suddenly from
an attack of heart disease yesterday afternoon II
the Russian bath-house ut No. l08 East Twenty
scventh-st L. had been his custom Tor several year
To take baths every week III the bath-house II
Twcutv -scventh.st.. and he believed that thes
baths helped his affection of the heart YESTERDAY
a Ter rising from the hot bath be was noticed T.
stasger under the shower bath. Tie was heIped 10
bed but died IN few minutes.
BROOKLYN
Tho Peuitentiary Committee of the Brooklyn
! Board of Supervisors awarded contracts for sup
| phes Yesterday. The successful bidders were }
HARRISON Harrison Brothers, j. VI. Evans. HI. X
Tnurber A. Desmond and j. y. Gllderseeve.
JERSEY CITY.
| Mrs Eliza Drummer. widow of the late y. c. Dam
mer cx Mayor of jersey city, died yesterday th
| seventy-eghth year OF her age she was III
daughter of Charles Holt the editor of The Neu
| Lnudnu Ece Mhn WAS ImnrlSnncd by PrcsIdeu