New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-31
NETWORK CITY.

THE TRIBUNE has received 80 IRON ~. A. ior ''o
benefit OF the Seaside Sanitarluil.
Great nails of gilt or silver thrust through the
crowns of poke bonnets az if TO hold them on.
The betrothal bracelet now takes the place OF 'no
engagement ring, and is worn on Inc ieit arm.
By the steamer Devonia, from Glasgow, 40 emf ,
grant, arrived at Castle Garden: YESTERDAY AZ"
49j by the steamer Arizona, from Lverpooi'
DR. TANNER's LECTURE. =,
Dr. Tanner makes his first appearance III .lo ioo
tnre field Mt Booths Theatre Thursday. eVe LIE
Septc mber . subject: What kno" Aoou' INV
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KILLED IN VESSELS HOLD. ..,;n
Alexander WcCalluru a sailor on the steamshp
State of Pennsylvania, while at work IN VIC .u.J
the vessel Yesterday. was killed by piece OF IT,
that fell from the upper deck and struck MN v" wv
head
Al meeting of tho Produce Exchange yestcrIhN
a resolution was passed abollshing tho quaIiel uo
lore o'clock call. dispatch from DetioaII OH %ad
read Announcing that the late afternoon car . ut
been abandoned by the Produce Exchange VI '"''
city, ,x,
CHARGED WITH THE THEFT OF SILKS. liz.
Mary Palmer who was arrested by detectives es
King and Slgou for completely IN the ropootct lJ
s6 300 IN silks from the store of Mannara l." uIn-
mn No III Caual-st on January l. was heiu Ior
trial in default of = 90 BAIL by Justice Wandeil' Ia
the Essex Market Police Court yesterday
THE NEW HAVANA STEAMSHIP.
4 dinner and reception we're gwen I'D Iuso
number of invited guests on tho new uItN,n ~
steamer Newport yesterday by James H. =" aru ~
Co.. lie owners The Newport is now loading WIN
y fin cargo and will SAL on Thursday on her hisl
trip from Havana with full passenger ISL
A FLOATING WRECK.
The brig Scots Craig which arrived Yesterday
reported that on August H. III LATITUDE ~. 90 a 400
Ionrit de Gcj 1t fell in with vessel OF about l,OOo
tons burden standing with its bows straight up III
the air The bowsprit and jhboom We're III place.
II Is Thought that she was loaded with peoroieun'
Az rAsr-sipE TUrCHrR's oRrHOGRAPHIcN I'D" AS.
The latest fashion IN spelling was set YESTERDAY
bv n Ihrt-avc. butcher who applied to the Doaru
of Health for pernsS to eel tou iOe III! cysto
mursv keen fowls adding " well try ana &c,
The phase clcr aud comply to all your rules ahd
regulations wetch Won Law down to me by grandeng
me permet YOU well do mo a CRATE fawer'"
NOT Known IL NEw-YoRK
Suncrintendenr WallIng was informed yesterday
Nv the police of Ashtabula, Ohio, that man VINO h3d
reg stcred ut hotel III that town as george r.
Cooke OF NewYork had boen found dead IN a ms
had full gray beard and dark eyes. ana wore Dlich
clothes The police of this city could give no ihloi-
nation about such a man. No sucp persons name Is
in tie directory.
AN INSANE wOMAN
Snocial Officer Mcknight of the Delancy-st po-
ico Yesterday arraigncd in the Essex Market Polco
Court Mary Cohen, Jewess, thirty years OF age Oh
No. "a SuffoIk-st., on. charge OF insanity me
comnlainant was stephen Adrian. landlord of the
nreInIsos in which MIS- Cohen resides. lie stated
that the woman first showed symptoms OF insanity
an Friday last Justice Wandel committed Mrs.
Cohen 70 the care OF the Commissioners OF Charities
and Correction
FRUSTRATED IL An ATTEMPT TO ESCAPE
Andrew McDOnough was arrested on sunday
morning for intoXioaiOn, and locked up In the Ed
ridge Street Police Station. lie was very violent
and Officer Percval Hall was detailed TO take hlm
10 cOurt Yesterday morning. Inc prisoner went
Willingly as far as Ludlow and GrAnd-sts, when
with a sudden movement he threw the officer anu
attempted to escape. me pGleeanbi s nnry he
succee led in overpowerng the after desperate
struggle. oo,,,,>
Clara Celia Phillpot. baby, of No. 1859 Pacific
ST.. died yesterday from an overdose of paregorlc
The body of n man about forty years Old, who
wore navy blue shirt and dark trousers was found
in the bay near Fort Hamilton yesterday.
1t is expected that of the steel for the suS;
pended superstructure Of the Last RIVER prdge WI
be received this week. and ii Will be put III position
Immediately.
The Supervisors Of the five towns in Kings County
have prepared "a resolution, providing Board oil
Health in each, TO present To the DOard Oi super
visOrs at the next meeting.
Thomas HAYES n waiter al the Manhattan Beach
Hotel was drowned on Saturday while bathing In
front If the bathing payiilan Inc Dody was re-
covered and the doctors declared that lie must have
fallen on his face in the water III lit. lie was a
good swimmer
Tho Assembly Committee which is engaged in in
yestgating alleged Acknowledgement by the trustees
of Cypress Hills Cemetery met yesterday in the
Snneryisors chamber. John NJ. Stearns. counsel for
the trustees and himself one of them, was the only
witness He testified that there bad been no ms.
tine trustees. and contradictcd some OF the state
ments OF John lregasAis
divorce was obtained seven wears ago BY Mrs.
Charlotte Brown III the Supreme Court, winch or
dered her husband, Dr.. Henry Brown, to pay her
800 a month alimOny The counsel for blrs.
Brown moved before Judge Barnard yesterday
for an order to compel the defendant TO pay
wears with interest The defence claimed that Dr.
| Brown paid one largo and received release
! from future payments.
JERSEY CITY.
| Charles Gordts of No. 1O0 Sherman-avc fell
! from a street car in llOhOken Sunday nlght, ana
was seriously injured about the head.
| Nicholas Callagan was arrairncl before Justice
! PelouDet yesterday on charge OF breaking lnto
the bedroom of his mother aud sister nj a. NJ, and
brutally beating them because they would not give
| HIN sOmc food.
1t is expected that the caisson by which The en-
| gincers Of the Hudson River Tunnel Cumpany
expect to recover the - bodies OF the
the old cofleI-dam to-day. The inside
| walls of the caisson are coated with asphalt Inc
| caIsson will be lowered INTO the coiier-dam wit
iack-screws distance of five or six feet The work
| men will then complete the IRON air-lock, by We'd
ncsday, it is believed, the caisson WILL be com,
| pleted, and the work of searching for the dead
| workmen will be resumed.
NEWARK.
There were seventy deaths in the city last week
| of which ten were from consumption.
The grocery store Of Thomas McAuley was en-
| tered by burglars and robbed OF sum OF money anC
a lot of groceries on Saturday night.
Jeremiah Kennedy, of No. Nicholson-st.. wa
| charged BY his wife Yesterday with having threat
| encd 10 kill her with carvng-knife, and was ar
| rested
| J. Lacey of No. 81 COndit-st was knocked dowI
| and robbed of his watch and money while walking
| through Waverly-place early on Sunday morning
| Lacey was assaulted by two men. and upon hi
| shouting for help three officers FASTENED to Iii
assistance, but too late to capture the hlghwaymen
| uI,a polica visited an uutenautel house on th,
| Elm-road yesterday morning. They found woman
| wretchedly clad lying in the corner on the barr
| floor with five young boys. The woman and tire,
| of the BOYS were secured While tho officers wer
| making the arrests one of the boys, who had in hi
| hand an unloaded gun sprung upon officer. VIII
released the prisoner he had IN custody to defent
| himself The woman was Mary Ann Leehert, snt
the boys arrested were Benjamin Smith, Edward
| Larker and George Lozer.