New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-19
NETWORK CITY.

The steamship Germanlc brought Alb Immigrants
to Castle Garden ysSicthay aun ~ Froy ireiond
Isb corts drawn along the bouevards by teams OF
coats and dogs and presided OVER by women; re-
mind the traveller OF scenes III belgium anu iioi-
land. 30. -,
II ,sb tho hero of the Seawanhaka. ana To-
sends 81 "for some poor SICK cnlid i,a ,sr'T
contribution viii be sent to the seaside Sapi'"i'u''
unp TN RENEFlT or RESIDENTS OF HARLEM.
The Rn,lness Mems Society for the Encourage
of Moderation offers to cooperate win me clti1'Hs
OF Harlem IN placing Iee "Hhh'ns 'o'"'"'' -
that part OF the CITY,
prrrstyG TO TELL WHO STABBED HIM.
voTing man who gave the name OF II. C0s9rOVc
was found at Twenty-eighth-st ana oecohn-a We,
Yesterday. suffering from three stab wounds on NC
lace IIO refused to tell VINO was MS aSS1lan'' AH'
police sent him TO Bellevue Hospital.
BAD USE OF A KNITE.
In the Yorkville Police Court Yesterday Johm d. ..
R.rgmauu Of No. 1913 East lhlrty.sec0nd-sF, was
IBID f"r rial IN default0 Of 900 bah on charge
81 cntfirq james Douneily. OF No 321 East Thirty
second-st., in the left forearm with Khite'
urLp FOR STEALING A HORST.
Jobn Steriinp. of No. 529 West Fortcth-st. and
W,liom RYAN of No. Ali West Ihiry-SeYeuth-St.,
we've held Tor tral in the YoIkv.Ae fonce Conr,
Yesterday on charge OF st"'ilhs ,I'ls ,r N,.t,
$3.50 from Patrick Ready, of No. Al west lhlrty-
s9yentl-st.
ONE PILOT WHO WAS NOT TO BLAZE.
In the report made TO Inspector Stephen H. kirby
in the case Of the c9Si9n bet~ee" s sng The
al
Mot of he Grand Republic, IS cXonerated rom
blame Tire report is sgned by Austen JAYNE ana
John X. Mathews, United States Local Inspectors
nFTrER OTF WITHOUT THmM
At the Essex Market Police Court yesterday
Ver2ee Werdonsilrv Of No. G02 Sxth-st, charged
James RYAN. age twenty-five, OF Hunter rpm,
win stealing n watch and chain valued nj FZO rom
h,n in Sixth-st. at an early hour Yesterday morn
inc, He was held in 81 900 bail. Several skeleton
KEYS shirt studs and pawn ticket were Ill Ills pos-
session.
Rp1DGE BADLY IN NEED OF REPAIRS.
Iooonh Richards n letter-carner in the annexed
dlstilct had narrow escape few DAYS i ago f wne
crossing the rotten bridge over CiOm"ehs CreeA,
N0rrisania IN his gig The fore feet or MS morse
crushed through a plank, and when he t1rd 10
raise himself he was thrown on his nead' ana tne
shaft striking the plank. threw MT. hicHaruS ueiu
foremost against the bridge, seriously lnJurng MN.
This.bridge mas for "A long time been IN dangerous
condition has Deen reported to the authorities
but they have seen tit TO neglect It,
AN EXCISE INSPECTOR IN TROUBLE.
Az the Essex Market Police Court yesterday.
Officer Walker of the Tenth Precinct, arraigned
John GoeInan. who claimed TO be an Excise !nspsc-
TOR on the complaint of John Kong, OF NO ID
Chrystie-st for threatening to arrest nm Tor set
ING whiskev under beer license, and obtaining
money thereby. The accused man maintained that
he was an inspector, and showed his shield ne was
remonded TO the custody of the officer, who was
direc ed to take him before tho fxcise Commls-
sioners and inquire to the truth OF his State
meutS. oo,,,x,-
Omen borse-cars are very conspicuous features OF
RropllIyn travel. They far outnumber the closed
cars, aud receive more patronage
A1oph Tailor age fifty. of No. 159 Meserole-st,
slept in the yard of his house Saturday night. lie
was found dead yesterday morning
mad dog running at large in Second-st was shot
bv Patrolman John Reilly on Saturday. IL belonged
to John OCOnnOr. of No. 40 ceCond-st.
The carriage factory of John Muller, at No. ,534
Fult0n-st, was entered on Friday night and four
gallons of yarnish valued at $40, were stolen
The drygoods store of BickelI & Lantman, at No
146 Ewen-st., was entered early FRIDAY morning.
The thieves secured $75 from the money drawer
Thomas RYAN, who has the contract for cleaning
the streets in the Twelfth Ward. was arrested yes
terday for dumping garbage az the toot Oh verona
ST., South Brooklyn, on Saturday morning.
While Mrs. W. H. Casey, of No. 531 HeTkmer-
ST. was away from home on Saturday servant
stole clothing, jewelry ana siiverwase Faiued al
500 The police are searching for the incl
A horse owned by Charles Hopkins, of No. IA
PTosprct-aye. attached to light wagon ran away
in S,ytcenth-st. Yesterday. Mr.. Hopkins was stand
ing by his wagon and was thrown down and IN
Jared. The horse was caught IN tOurtI-aVe. atter
the wagon had been damaged $50.
Anthon Memmer, age thrty-two, living at Pal
metto-st and MyTtle-ave., was arrested yesterday
upon the complaint OF his wife that ne was danger
ouslv insane. Notice was given to charities Com
missioner Kesse and the prisoner was held at the
ninth Precinct Station to await his action.
Mrs Sarah Sumiger, age thirty, of No. 176 Ray
gold watch valued ct $50 from Mrs Johanna
Spring of No. 1874 Parition-st The watch was
found in Mrs SumIger's possession. On the way TO
the precinct station she was taken with ut, and
was removed to the City Hospital
While one of the boats of the Catharne Street
Ferry was nearing the slip at the foot OF MaIn-st.
Saturday evening, Mary stevens, age thlrty-tour,
who has no home, attempted to commit suicide by
iumpIug overheard. She was rescued by an un-
known man, who sprang after her She was taken
TO the second Precinct Station and after her clothes
were dried she was held as a yagrant
JERSEY CITY.
ul,o rol;ce autboritIes were informed Yesterday
that Miss Alice Henry, young woman living wltl
her parents ut No. go Newarkaye., had been miss
ing since o'clock Saturday night, when she went
out TO do several errands. She wore Duc dress a
back straw hat trimmed with red ribbons. a gold
watch aud chain and gold bracelets.
STATEN ISLAND.
Sorru BFACH-A New-York builder named Dom
nelly has been awarded the contract for the build
ing OF Mr.. AckerwitchS house, on the South Beach,
on the 81 of Colonel Feil0ws's house which some
time ago was destroyed b. fire. The new building,
If is claimed will surDHss anything on Staten
Island and Will cost $4,000.
NEWARK.
There are about 600 bat -hnishers in Newark. For
several years they have been divided into two dis
tluct an ! hostile unions, the FAR" and Indie
pendent" men, Last week by vote OF both unions
n consolidation elected aud "A general union
formed.
George Weller a German employed in a Market
street restaurant while using carving knife YES
erday morning accident ally cat himself In the leg.
seyering an artery. lie lost 100 ounces of blood.
lie was taken to the hospital IN II serious condition.
Justice Dean has issued q warrant FOR The arrest
of Dr. G,dlcke, a member OF the CITY Council on
the complaint of Edward II. Leonard. young bust
ness man. Le0uard ALLEGES that on Friday git
he had some words wlth Gedcke III front of the lat
tes Office in relation TO the payment of disputed
bill for medical services. aud that the doctor picked
M heavy chair npon which he had been seated
and struck bin violent blow on tue head, knock
ing HIN PROSTATE, and causing injuries from the
effects Of which he is now confined to his bed
NEW-JI.}SEY.
MIDDLETowN.-The Middletown Board of Excise
has instructed it's counsel 10 sue the following
linnnr -lenlers for sehng liNnOr without license