New-York tribune., 1880-10-03
NEW-YORK CITY.

NEW-YORK CITY.
| The annexed districts are much in need OF mar
| ket
a,uu-,s-st.. west of West Broadway, abounds in
! sickcning odori.
New cider is now the proper beverage lol oo"-
| scryativc drinkers -
The stars and stripes float from the tops of the
| Broadway hOrse-cars.
squash nearly ms big as -four barrel attracts
attention IN Sl&th-aNe.
Feline concerts are rs frequent ana moiodlous as
ever IN thc uptown districts.
The latest street music IS furnished by co!net
with lIaud-organ accompaniment.
C,ouds of dust now take the place of the late
piles vf paving S.OncS as nuisance III II L)h-St.
Canoi-st dealer IN literary treasures dsp'1ya n
! placIl,l when roads d" Crate iiarEens III BOOK.
lob lots of poIka-dotted nccktes are enjoying an
extensive sale III broadway as cents apiece; SIX
| for % cents.
The tracks of the Fortv-second Street Cross-town
Railroad are rapidly approaching SIXih-aye. from
| the West side.
The American Union Telegraph Company has c'-
tabiished an Office IN tle s0ulh emu Oh th' loa-
| Office.
Carts and tracks have made West One-I uudred-
and-fity -tirs'-st., rom the Boulevard to the river
almost lmpassabic.
On and after tomorrow there Will be three mail
deliveries daily between Oue-hundTed-and-ioriy
fourth-s:. and kinGsordge.
The Italian residents of his city will hold their
fourteenth annual festival October II, IN c0mneln0-
/
Some bows in West Broadway amused themselves
Yesterday 10y breaking glass b0Jtlc5 on he sidewalk
A policeman stood by and smiled in approval
Burglars broke into the jswelry store of A. IL.
Schmidt No. lOl Beekman-st., yesterday, ana stoi'
property amounting 20 several hundred dollars.
The architectural beauty OF B0oth's Theatre is
much marrcd By dlIgldated wooden signs, dirty
windows, and poor representations OF swords ana
| f0ls.
ONE WEEKS STATISTICS.
| Deaths last week, 500 births, 597 marriages,
179. he police arrested SOB persons; 80 Licenses
! were issued, AMI fees anOun' ing 10 34,Ioo were
| collected
DELAYED BY AN ACCIDENT.
The steamer state OF Alabama, whicn broke her
! propeller after sno had sailed from Glasgow, ana
was Obliged to return for repairs, IS expected 10 ar
| rive here Tuesday.
MORE CONVENIENTLY SITUATED.
The long contemplated removal OF the M0rrisania
Post Office to NOR central situation has been
ma e. it is now at One-hundred-and fifty eighth
st. and TnIrd-ave.
AIDED To A COMMITTEE.
| Edward Hmcken aud ". II. Swan have been
added 10 the committee Of The Produce Exchauge
which will 90 to Boston to take part III the Com
mcIcIal Convention.
srAGXANT LAKES IN THrRD-AvE.
! The staguant lakes i'll Ihird-avc between One
brndrcd- d-ind-ifty-secOnd and One-hundreG-amd-
ilty-sIxth-sts are affecting the health OF persons
living in The neigubOrhOod.
MUSICAL BOOTBLACKs
The latest song of the bootblack sung to a catch
| ing air. is:
Have a shine7 Have a shinef
patent lea her shine =
Twill last Won forever
And il costs but nalt a dime"
BROOKLYN.
| The certificate Of ncorporatlon Of the Gold and
| Silver Alloy Company was hled yesterday. lhe
| capital stock IL SJOO0OO.
Mrs Mary Jane Marshall, living at Yates-ave. and
Har-st dropped dead on the street from heart dts
| ease late FRIDAY night
| Antonio Brgando, who was held by the Coroner
on a Charge ot killing Owen Dunne. OF No. ~ Maui
crst.. September 10, was admitted to bail yester-
| day ~ Judge Moore, the Court OF Sessions, III
I ~, 800. ,,, a,r,
Frederick Kicker. colored barber the Heights,
! was arrested yesterday for cutting Austin Lcmis.
also cOored, on the arm with razor during night.
| bullet passed through a window i'll the house or
| Daniel Donovan. No. 1876 Pavonia-ave., Friday
evening and ltteued itself against the wall Oh the
opposite side of tho room. The person who fired
| could not be found.
NEW-JERSEY.
| PATERsoN.-The mysterious disappearance of
| Emile Adler, German, who was employed as a
| mechanical engineer III In" office of the rassaic
! Rolling Mill Company, cannot be accounted for by
the officers of the company. His rooms at the
| Hamilton Honse, which are handsomely furnished.
| remain as they were wlen he disappeared III July
! last. His wife ~ in Germany.
Mrs. Mary DOYLE of No. 1Sj Bay-st.. threw her
two-in0ntlls-Old child OUT OF the thrd-story window
| OF her house last night. and 1t was Instantly
killed. Mrs. Doyle has been suffering for some lime
with malanal fever, ana at times has Ueen OUT OF
| her mind. she was unable TO give any cause for
! the act. 1t learned by inquiry among Ter
ueighbors that she has been out OF her mind for the
last three four days She was arrested and
| locked up.
LONG ISLAND.
| HnMPSrEAD.-John De Mott. oghtv-tbrec years
| olu OF Greenwich Point. Hcmpstead dropped dead
| IN his yard Yesterday while saving wood.
| FLUsHING.-W0rk was begun Yesterday on the
| foundations of the new Roman Catholic school at
Flushing The school sustained by the congrcga-
ton of st. Michacfs Church.
| JAMAICA.-Judgc Gilbert has granted an absolute
| divorce TO Foster Van Wclcu, OF jamaica from his
wic, Mary EiIz lbeth. she abandoned her husband
| and went to live with another man at Amtvvillc
| ROsLYN.--Jamcs d. FIsb. as receiver Of the Globe
Mutual Insurance Company OF Ncw-iork has lore
| closed n mortgage on ~. Marys Roman Caih0lir
Church at R0syD, and The property N advertised
| to Dc sold October -. Tho church was dcdica,cd
| five years ago and cost y i1.OOO.
| Lose ISLAND ClTY.-Chrstian Anderson. Josiah
| Whitney and w. H. Johnson have bcoD appointed
| Commissioners hy Judge Armstrong for The I'M
provemont or Flushibg-avo.. Long lsland City....
The Commission appointed 10 revise the assessment
| roll Of real estate In Long Island CITY hns re-
duccd the aggregate valuation from $2is,i25 to
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