New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-24
NETWORK CITY.

Ell" sends 50 "for the children Of the Sea
Side Sanitarium."
Low Newport ties are the favorite walking shoes
for ladies this summer
Wide canvas belts are more fashionaolc IMAM
either velvet or leather ones
The number of deaths reported Mt the Bureau Oh
Vital Statistics yesterday was n.
Henry Donklin, age sixteen of No. 1913 Madison
St, has been missing since July D.
Peter Carroll age ten, died Yesterday at No. 6Z
East IlOustOn-st, from sun-stroRe.
Tn, dress parade and review Of the 9th Regiment
will be held at Rockaway Beach July 70
The Democratic National Committee floats no
stars and stripes ut their headquarters III fltn-'o'
Large watenneiens were selling by the wagon
load yesterday in Park Row at ten and fifteen cents
each
The attempt on the part of the stago drivers 10
obtain an increase of wages resulted III acompete
failure.
RI. Cortis the New.York agent of the White
Star Line sails to-day on the Germanic: Mr.. Cortls
goes to Europe with his family for health and rec
reation.
WAITING UNTIL THE PROvocATIoN is SUFFICIENT
Numerous sly urchins indulge in piscatorlal pas
times in the ponds in Central Park contrary 10 Iaw'
and the police assert that IF that thing goes on
much longer them boys I'll get took IN"
TO BIZ DEMOLISHED FOR TIE BRIDGE.
The purchase by the New-York and BROOKLYN
Bridge Trustees. of No. 10 Chathqm-st, aud No. 10
North WillIam-st., from John B simpson, ior
S115, 900 was put on record yesterday.
STRUCK BY BROKEN CHAIN.
Several men driving piles at the foot OF SIX
ty-seventh-st. yesterday: The chain broke ana the
broken end struck John N Carlni, laborer IN me
face His skull was fractured. The ponce TOOK
him to Roosevelt Hospital.
FATALLY INJURED on sHIPBoARD
Joseph Skora, German emigrant, sixteen years
of age, fell on board the Bremen steamer while a.
sea. a month ago. lie was taken to No. l9o III
dridge-st. when the steamer arrived here ana there
he died yesterday from a fractured skull.
BUSINESS TROUBLES
4, NJ
furnishing goods in Boston. with an agency at No
474 Broadway. have failed with liabilities amount
ing to $40. 495 SO OF when there rs ane IN new
York - [ 7S4. Nominal assets are sod ,734 OI
USEFUL IN CASE OF ACCIDENT.
Some of the boats of the Union Ferry Company
have been provided with new supplies OF llte-pTe-
servers which are deposited in boxes placed on the
deck Just outside the cabin doors. The lids OF the
boxes unfastened as of course. they should DO
AT LARGE. ALTHOUGH GUILTY OF MANsLAUGHTEk.
John Carroll, n contractor. was thrown down an
named William Kearney, several weeks ago. He
broke leg, and refusing to let II he anlpd'ahseu
died from bis INJURIES Kearney escaped, ana mas
not been arrested. Yesterday coroner jury 1Ounu
him guilty of his employers Death.
CRUSHED BY A FREIGHT TRAIN.
A frei CHI tram on the Hudson River Railroad ran
over Charles Brltz, age forty OF NO. o3V Meto
FiftyeIghth-st last evening while he was attempt
ing to cross the track AZ the foot OF West seven,
rieth-st Both of his legs were broken and crushed
in frightiu manner He was carried TO the loose
welt Hospital, where it was beiievei he would de
RAISING THE CITY or NEw-YORK.
The wreck of the steamship CITY OF Newly ork, re-
Gently burned and sunk Oft Martins stores, brook
lyn will be raised the latter part OF next week 0y
tie Coast Wrecking Company aud tOwcd 10 staple
ton, T. ]. The divers report the hull worthless:
The engine and boiler are about the only artclcs Oh
value remaining. The work is greatly retarded Oy
the tides.
HIS CENTENNIAL VOYAGE.
When the North German Lloyd steamer Mosel ar
rves here 10 the first week in August Captain Ney-
naber will have completed his 1OOth round Voy-
age. The managers of the company intend 10 cele
brate the event by entertaining the Captain AT alh
ner at DelmonicO's on August H. Captain Ney-
paber has been IN the employ OF the company LOT
BROOKLYN.
There will be music at Prospect Park to-day from
3:45 p. III. to 30 p. M. by Conternos MlhtHS
Band, L. COniernO, leader.
A gasometer capable of holding 100000 cubic
feet Of gas and OF the largest ever made, Is beng
constructed in the Continental Iron works.
Work is to begin upon Surf-aye.. on Couey Island,
on Monday. The estimated cost of the Improvement
is SOB 900, and il Is to be completed this season.
The verdict of the Coroner's jury regarding the
death of an unknown man who was run by q
train on the Long Island Railroad. in Alantic-ave;,
July D. exOnerates the railroad company from oil
blame.
Officer John Conlin. of the Eighth Sub-Prccinct
was arrested and aTragned before Justice Ferry
Yesterday for drunkenness. In he attempt to ar
rest him in the police station to which he belonged
he gave the sergeant black eye
The Salaries Committee OF the Board OF SuperVlS-
ors has decided that the amount to he paid by the
| county to the new Supreme Court Judge, who VIII
be chosen at the next election to succeed Judge
Cooke, shall be "a. 600 instead of $4,000, which Is
| paid TO the other Judges.
The aid of the police sought yesterday by a
Mrs. Cawlev. or San Antonio. Texas TO lind her
son, Richard L. Cawley age twenty, who LETT his
| home last September to speculate in Wall-St. She
| heard from HIM several times after he reached
Ncw-York where he lived in West Fiithst., and she
| sent him at time 5000, and at another S7O to
| Ia Last in q
| ber 1879.
young man from York, who gave his name
| as Taylor was arraigned before Justice Ferry, IN
| Brook yn for dumping garbage in vacant lot IN
Delevan-st near Columbia st Ii appears that lay
lor brought load of rest aurant refuse over tlaml-
ton Ferry in order to get rid OF it. He pleaded guilty
| TO the charge. but gave no excuse. When asked
why he did not 20 to Central Park to dump the ref
use he said that he afraid of being arrested In
| order that he might know that brooklyn was as
| strict in such a matter as Newly DIRK, Taylor was
""'O F-0' JERSEY CITY.
The first free excursion for poor children of this
| year took place Yesterday. Two large barges were
| filled with children accompanied by n number of
their parents After pleasant sail up the Hudson
the party landed at Hudson Grove. 1t reached
| Jersey City mt nghtfall.
| NEW-JERSEY.
| PATERsON-A coroner's Jury has found a verdict
against the Society for Establishing Useful Manu-
features for allowing the raceways through the city
| TO remain unfenced An Indictment against the so
cety for the thing is pending in the Supreme
| Court
| NEw-BRUNswICK.-Ben amin Hetzman. while
| walking on the road from Elizabeth on Wednesday
| night was assaulted and robbed of his watch and
| money by three tramps. HetZman took refuge from
| his assalants IN telegraph station and the mex
| day reached the city, when he saw his three assai
| ants and succeeded in capturing one OF them.
LONG ISLAND.
| AsToRrA-Bids for the improvement of Steinway
| ave-, Astoria. we're opened Yesterday. Inc cash
| "a. 10 nd ba
| ufcate bids from S4S 600 to $50 900.
| Long ISLAND CIrY.-The County Treasurer OF
| Queens County recently fOreclosed mortgage OF
| the Cornell property at Port Washington. The
sale realized - 900. whereas the amount loaned or
the property SO 800. This shows loss of SO, SOC
of funds held in trust for widows and orphans.
| % Smith NJ Limo Island Civ. has been made