New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-17
NETWORK CITY.

Tho free baths we're visited last week by 27Z,oOl
persons. =,
One hundred workmcn are row completing me
work of raising the roof Of the metropolitan Ho'oh
CLASSICAL TASTE OF 4 WINE DEALER.
A William-st wine dealers sign reads as follows
Viuum bbc, yinn'r, 81 possis' Donuin' 81 ho"'
nullo modo vinum"
FOR THE SEASIDE sANITARGUM.
For tlc Seaside SanitarIum $40 has been received
at this Office $50 being from Louise. lille ara
and Elcanors bazar for the SanitapuIi' anu Pi0
being given in memory OF II. a. d.
HIS NATIONALITY NOT INVOLVED.
a ALDERMAN presented himself at the Coroners
Office yesterday, when an inquest was ~ 10
Are you iuryman - ASKED tne oncc r a. ..I
door. "Juryman NO! was the pioihPV ''P'S'
| am an irlshman"
NOT GUILTY OF WIFE MURDTR. ~ .
Jeremiah Ford. who accused himself OF kIiing i M
wife on Sunday, was set Tree yesterday w Dlnun
of the Coroner the autopsy having clearly SHOWN
that the blow he had gwen the woman had NOT
caused her death.
FATALLY INJURED BY sTkEET-CARx or
Patrick Malone, age tweniy-sx, of No; ~
Aycnuo-B was run over Sunday by Second-ave.
ear. Yesterday lie died from his injuries: ! ne
driver of the car was arrested, and admitted 10 pai
by Coroner Brady.
MISSING WITH HIS FOUR CHILDREN. -
James Campbell, a butcher, doing business an No.
go East Sixtcenth-st.. went to Rockaway on Huh-
Day with his four children tie yoqnge t ro tm
Yesterday at noon his store renamed unopened,
and his wife and friends, greatly alarmed reported
his absence to the police.
THE COURT-MARTIAL AT GOVERNORS ISLAND
The court-nartIal in tho case OF Captain W hte
convened at Governors Island adjourned YESTERDAY
without transacting any business "a oa n,,rt
was absent The trial will continue TO-DAY, ana as
no further testimony remains to be taken, IL Is ez-
peced that 1t will reach conclusion
WANDERING INSANE IN BROADWAY.
A barefooted man. respectfully dressed, was found
wandering in Broadway yesterday, AT Naverey-
place. lie was taken TO the Mercer street Ionce
Station by an officer. who sad that he was insane
There lie said that his name was John - Mori1rty,
! and that be physician from stony Point ina
living at present at No ~ West seveneentii1tst,;
and that the sun was his father. He was sent TO
I the hospital. ,,,,,
Dog licenses TO the number Of 1925 have been
| issued thus far this season. Warrants against 800
owners OF unlicensed dogs are about to be Issued py
| the Mayors License bureau.
Captain j. W. Bennett. of the Sea Beach Police
| and Dennis Conklng. of No. 15r BHtler-st were
argaigncd before Justice Walsh yesterday. charged
with assaultng Thomas Mead, a waiter at the sea
| Beach Palace, on August q. Justice Walsh found
| the policeman guilty and deferred sentence until
| Wednesday.
Mary Grandon who is insane on the subject of
| religion, was found wandering III the streets on
Sunday by an officer of The Twelfth Precinct She
| was given to the Commissioners of Charities TO re-
move her to the hospital for the insane IN klatbush
| but they refused Oh the ground that her proper
residence is in New-York and that she recently
escaped from the unaic asylum BackwelPS
Island. The NewYork COMMISSIONERS of Charities
and Correction Informed Of the matter
JERSEY CITY.
James Reilly. of No. 113 Yorl-st, seized little
girl only two years of age yesterday and carried
her INTO q stOneyar1, where he stripped nearly all
of her clothing of. He was pursued by 9rowd Of
men and was badly beaten. police officer took
him in custody, and he was held for trial.
NEWARK.
There were ffty-cight deaths in the city last
week.
Onc-haf of the assessment Of 100 per cent on the
stock Of the First National Bank became due yester
day, in accordance with the order OF the controller
of the Currency. Forty-thret stockholders have
paid in their shares OF the 90 per cent assessment,
amounting to T6O. 600. The receiver will probably
! have to buuy suit to recover from some or the re-
naming stockholders.
NEW-JERSEY.
| Hon 1KEN.-The policemen of IIoboken had So
we're i-h, with the notorious gang of rufians at the
slaughter houses at Grove and EerrV-Sts early yes
| tcgday morning. complaint having been made mat
the ruiaus were stoung the horse ears. The police
used their clubs without mercy, and IN spite of the
| stones winch were hurled n them, arrested
! Matthew Scaulon and Bernard Smith. the leaders
Of The The two men were sent to Jail to await
| trial.
SAG HARBoR-Gcorge &. Smith, of Sag ITarbor,
pat his horse IN bis Darn on Friday evening, GpDar,
! e itiy well rs usual. and about O'Clock closed
and secured the door for the night III The morning
he found the door forced open and his horse suffer
ing from large rusty nail driven INTO its foot during
| the night by some malicious person.
HUDSON RIVER TOWNS.
BErFoEp-lhcro was a white frost at Bedford
| Yesterday morning
| WHITE PLAINS.-Ihc residence of Leonard Miller.
president OF the Central Bank on Broadway was
| entered hy robbers on Sunday GIT and robbed Of
silver and silver plated ware. articles of cloth
| Ing and a box OF cigars The front door had been
! left unlocked for the convenience of of MIR.
| Miller. who was VsitIng friends The thieves thus
| gained easy access % the house On the return of
young Miller, tie robbers He'd with the booty they
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