New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-08
NETWORK CITY.
~ I Pr aands $40 for John HI. Bush.


The Gowanus canal is in a filthy condition above
Third-avc.
"A. ID. H.n sends So to TIE TRIBUNE for the Sea-
side Sanisrlum.
Ucliotrope satin ribbon is used for bows ana Deits
of white muslin dresses.
Cotton dresses Of gInGham or lawn are more styI-
ish than silk for day wear.
Owing TO the repairs in FultOn-st the Broadway
and Fulton Ferry stages are compelled 10 go 'iut"
ont of their course. They now 90 through Pearl-st
down John aud up South-st to the ferry
COMPANY A. of the Boys in Blue, of the Fifteenth
Assembly District joined I'm the demonstrating III
honor of General Garfield frlday eVynlng' POI,
their return TO headquarters, No ga West lhirtY-
Grth-st thcv enioycd a fine collation. furnished Dy
CAPTAIN Snyder and Lieutenant Shand.
oNE HUNDRED ROUND TRIfs ACROSS 1nE AILASIic
Captain Neynab er of the steamship No5el OF me
North German Lloyd Line completed ms lOoth
round trip across the Atlaulc with the rVa 0i Tue
steamer yesterday. lie IS hftyeight years oiu anu
has been following tho sea since ne was siA'e1"
ANOTHER FUITON-sT. BLOCKADE.
4 tow-hnrse used on the Bleecker.st. Railroad IN
assisting to pull the up the incline ~ Eultoh,
ST., fell into a mau-hole yesterday m3rnlng anu
broke his leg IT was with great difficulty that the
horse could be removed and for some time uitol-st'
was bl0ckaded with ears and wagons
oUIMBO ApPO'S CRIME.
Ouimbo Apo the young Chnaman who STABBED
john Collins IN Bayard-st. saIo2n Oh
uight was taken before Coroner Knox yesterday,
and committed 10 the IOmbs to await the result Oh
the injuries he had inflicted. Two witnesses OF the
sta1blu9 were kcnL 10 lUe Ibudb VI DDtNi'AiNH'
Collins was still i'll a critical condition.
APPOINTMENTS IL THE BUILDINGS BUREAU.
The Fire Commissioners yesterday appointed inc
following officers under the Bureau ior tue IN
spcctiOn of buildings: Charles X hyde chiel cX-
aniner salary, : / 600; Andrew Owens, assistant
chief examiner, salary. TIoQO; EdWaid I M1Ios'
examiner salary. $500; Henry Latorge, exam
iner salary, 5000; john Hughes examiner saiaIy'
$500.
ARRIVALS or IMMIGRANTS.
Immigrants by live steamships were landed yes
ford, NJ 'lstle Garden. they numbered 4Bf
The largest number was brought by the Mosei, from
Bremen, which had 767. Medterranean steam
ship the EgadI. brought t0rty-seycn from Palermo.
Among these we're two Turkish families consisting
OF fourteen persons. The men trained 20 trades
or professions. 1hey intend to remain IN New
York.
NOT THE POLICEMAN, CLUB.
Coroner Knox Yesterday held an Inquest IN me
case of Elizabeth McCue three years old. ~ No. o.
Laight-st who died on August l, from meningitis.
The parents of the child believed that her sickness
was caused by blow on the head accidentally
rlven by Officer McCuc of the Prncest. station, on
May 49, The testimony showed that the glri was
cured OF the injury cansed by the blow SIX weeks
before. She was attacked with meningitis and the
jury gave verdict of death from natural causes.
BROOKLYN.
John Bishop. of Duliied-st,, hassued Andrew Mar
TIM grocer OF Fort y-seveuth-st New-IOrk. III the
supreme Court, for SANDER, laying damage at
$1,000.
Four carrier pigeons. sent from Long Branch, yes
terday, by Charles Dictuck, tner owner, reached
Brookyn III fifty minutes. Several other BIRDS
owned by j. Nichols, maze Tue ulstahce III ID lttlo
longer tme
warrant for the arrest of Captain Bennett and
Officer Dennis Conklmg, Of the Sea Beach Palace
Police Tor assault and battery, was sworn ont be.
fore Justice Walsh yesterday by Thomas Mead, OIL
Guntherviile a waiter at the Palace.
George JaGle, aged twenty-nin of No. 81 Throop-
ave. has been missing from his hOme Tor three
weeks. He was a bartender IN Unlon-squre
Saloon New-York. just before his disappearance
he co lected 81 so from tenants oil his slstern-aw
Julius Kerstpr young German twenty-slx years
old, Of No ~ ESsex-st. leaped from the stern OF
the Fulton rrybOat Republic, while IN the middle
OF the stream, about noon yesterday. lie was res
cned by the lighter Advance and sent to the Long
Island College Hospital.
JERSEY CITY.
Peter Riley, of No. 252l2 Railroad-ayc.. felt from
a freight tram, yesterday, on the pennsylvania
Railroad while stealing ride, and was badly IN
jured.
George w. Muth, a telegraph operator, living at
No. 112 LawIence-st. Paterson, was arralgned be-
fore Justice PeIOnbet yesterday. ON charge oi
forging pass on the New-York, Lake Erie and
Western Railroad from jersey Clty 10 DuHaIo ana
return. He was committed.
NEW-JERSEY.
BAYoNNE CITY.-The house OF George Brown on
the shore of the Newark BAY. was entered by bur
glars early Friday morning aul robbed oil clothing
and Silyeware valued Mt 800.
ORANGF-Dr. William f. Thomas, President of
the American Humane society, was IN Orange on
FRIDAY with a view to arranging for the entertain
ment of sicky city chiidren among the charitable
residents.
IoBoKFN-The election of Frederick Kaufman as
Common Councilman from the FonIth W ard Is to be
contested on the ground that he was under twenty
five years OF IN April last when he was elected.
The law requires such officer to be over that age
Long ISLAND.
MTRRICK-The Merrick CampmeetnG will open
on Tuesday next. 1t will continue ten days.
WFSrVuLE-The new Free Methodist Church at
Westvillt near Far Rockaway, Will be dedicated on
Sunday next.
GREENpoRr.-The Rev. Mr.. Focht. pastor of st.
Peters Church German Evangelical, at Greeuport,
married his 6l9h couple on Thursday.
PEARsAIL's.-Burplars entered the house of
Charles Skinner at PearsalPs Oh Friday night, and
stole clothing and money of the value of 800.
OYSTER BAY.-rhe Rev. Is. l.. Swan. for many
years pastor of the Presbyterian Church at OYSTER
Bay has accepted call to the church at Locust
Valley.
LoNG ISLAND CTY.-Burglars effected an en-
trance to the office of Corporation Attorney Burnett
IN Third ST., on Friday night The safe was blown
open, and number of valuable papers taken.
PORT JETFERsoN.-Mrs. Ruth Overton died at
Port Jefferson on Thursday She was in the eighty
fifth year of her age. and leaves eight children,
iOrty-two grandchildren and forty seven great
grandchildren. She never knew days sickness,
meetings.
B,LDwiN's-Detective Stephen Payne, of Bald
wins arrested George Bauer and his two half
brothers. Charles and Augustus Weeks charged
with the larceny of some oats Bauer pleaded guilty
and was sentenced to hfty-iive days Imprisonment.
The Weeks brothers are to he tried on Monday.
yesterday lucV Uldte cOlHDEtlnb DtIoEt justice
Belts M Jamaica charging Payne with attempting
to levy blackmail, and he was arrested. The com
pIanants allege that between July % and July 81
PAYNE threatened TO send them to the Penltenuary
if they dIG not pay him 500. Payne denies the
charge ~
STATEN ISLAND.
PORT RICHMOND.--POrt Richmond for the first
time ~ to be lighted with gas. One hundred lamps
al to be placed IN the village.
New BRrGnToN-The New Brighton Trustees
have directed the Staten Island Shore Railroad Com
palv to remove ITS tracks at Snug liarbor TO the
pOsitio shown the map prepared by the village
engineer, not TO interfere with the grading of
the road.
STAPLEToN.-There is rather a remarkable cat be-
longing In Police Headquarters She Is without that
useful appendage-a tan. She Is the mother of five