New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-11
NEW YORK CITY.


lem.
Lemons arc now retailing for cents dozeu-
the lowest price In some time.
Next Monday has been appointed for inc early
closing of the retail shOc-stores 10 oegln.
heavy cord with tasscl is worn in the place OF
belt and is considered much more iashlonaoie'
notwithstanding the GOODNESS of the weather, the
benches in the parks nightly hlIed WIFI s'cop-
ing tramps. -.
The Plattdeutsohes volksfest was ended last
evening closing with music and dancing VIII"
were kept up until late hour. o.,
Doran's Beach, at northumberland. twenty-lf,h-
st. and Harlem River, is beginning TO be uSeu ny
downtown churches for baptlsmai purposes
NEW FASHIONS IN NECKTIFs., 80
New nerkties are Of Surah silk doubled and WIN
tho ends gathered in large tasses Ihey are tled i'll
a simple sailor knot.
COST or BURNING GARB,GE.
President French and General w. f. Smith, OF the
Police Board, were appointed n special committee
Yesterday to ascertain the cost of having the gar
bage of the city disposed OF by burning.
JOSEPH X. EMMET DISCHARGED. =.
Joscob X. Emmett the actor, was before Justice
Wandel. At Jefferson Market Police Court, yester-
day afternoon. and was discharged al the soiiclta
ton of his wife aud son, who were present.
GETTING READY FOR THE oBELSK. 49,
Piles are now being driven in the Norm K'Vcr'
lust off Ninety-sxth-st.. to serve as . Ionnaatoh
for a platform over which the obeilsk Is To be
drawn. Tho monolith IS sun at Cl'lton L'nu'"s'
DIR. NACuTEL TO RETURN TO TRANCE, -,
The DhVSlclans appointed on lnc NlgUt n'.''
Service staff propose TO go in body to take Ieave
OF DR.. Henry Nlchtel. who leaves ms Guy Ior
France on the steamer Bothnia next Wednesday
SEEKING RrIIEF FROM TAXES.
There was meeting in the Mayors Office yester-
day of the Commission appointed by the last Legs
The Controller reported the names OF many prop
erty-owners seeking to be relieved from
These were ordered to be printed III Inc C'ty Hecofd'
and a weeks adjournment was taken.
A twelve-hours-od chill was found dead yester-
day III the cellar of No. 22l East Imrty-ninth-5f.
The matter was reported to the police. and IN the
afternoon Bridget Hart an unmarried servant girl
who lived in the house. was arrested as the mother
She was sent TO Bellevue Hospital; and the Coroner
was informed of the death OF the child.
THROWING HERSELF INTO THE RIVER.
A woman whose dress and appearance indicated
that she was a warrant. sprang INTO the East kVer
from the per at tue foot OF Iwenty-afth-sI., last
evening evidently with tho intention of committing
snicide. She was rescued by PatrOlman Neas, OF
the Iwenty-first Precinct. She was aIye' Dut uh-
conscious, and carried to Bellevue Hospital.
THE FIRST TRACE OF BOLD BURGLARY.
Inspector Byrncs stated yesterday that he had
found among the bonds hypothecatcd by Elllah Al
Tiger Mt the Third National Bank four 81 900 bonds
of the Cincinnati and Southern Kalroad, @hiGn
were part Of a quantity stolen on May = from the
Citizens Bank at Paris Kentucky. The bank was
robbed OF money and securities amounting to
Sl7 500 and no trace was ever found OF the Dur
cIars who secured themselves againt surprise by
binding the jair,or to his bed while they were ran
sacking the vault,
BROOKLYN.
A new wing has been added to the Polytechnic
Institute owing to the Increased number OF stu
dents.
Mrs. Ada Holmes Schoes of No. AT Hoopcr-st.,
died Yesterday at the age OF 2G. She was member
OF Plymouth Church,
Cormac Meehan of No. 10 North OXfOrd-st.,
died ON Wednesday at the advanced ago OF 1OS
years The funeral will be held to-day at the Church
of the Sacred Heart
John Normilo. of No 10 Highest. who was
charged by his wife with stabbng her IN the aDdo-
men on Wednesday. surrendered himself TO the pO-
lice of the Second Precinct yesterday
F. G. Smith. piano manufacturer, is searching
for n DianO which he rented to Mrs. Mary +. smith,
of No. 225 foureenth-st. Ill August and which was
removed from her house. she stated, on tuesday.
The instrument is worth 1900. Mrs. Smith was al
rested and held in 800 bonds yesterday
William j. Redmond presented TO Police Commits
sioner Jourdau, yesterday charge against Sergeant
John Morrill, of the Eighth Precinct, for alternating
his lledmond's) wIfes affections. The rules gov
ernng the police force do not cover any such case.
A suit for damages brought by Redmond against
Morrill, is pending III the courts.
F. Walsh age twenty four who was arrested in
Boston for comphcity IN burglary In the house OF
was arraisncd for the crime before Justice Walsh
Yesterday, and after entering the plea OF not guilty
was locked up III the Raymond street jan ne
was brought from Boston by detectives OF the First
Precinct, and had been arrested Tor hght IN the
street On his way to Brooklyn he tried to leave
the train. but ud not succeed. ITO Is wen knOWl
| TO the police. having been arrested several times
lie claims to be resident Of No. 10S Tremontst,
Boston. -,,,, c,r,,
William Verrinder's carrier pigeons have not yet
| come home. Mr.. Nerrinder thinks they nave lost
| their way and Will not return.
&C. Martindale. formerly City Recorder. died at
his home in Henderson-st. yesterday afternoon, IN
| the sixty -eighth year OF his age.
Burglars entered the shipchandlers store of Smith
| Brothers IN Hudson-st, early Yesterday morning,
| and attempted to open the Office sale, but aiteI
| slightly damaging the door thcy went away. They
| also broke open the store Of lialnes " Haeck, but
| stole nothing OF value.
| NEW-JERSEY.
| UopoKEN-Wiiam Brown. a aborcr. of No. 100
Willoy-st assaulted his wife IN terrible manner
| with club at a. III. yesterday and lied to avoid
| arrest.
| Souru AMBOY.-The six members OF the crew OF
| tie WhIte Fawn who were scadcd aud otherwise
! Injured by the explosion on Wednesday, are Ill a
! fair way to recover, with tho exception Of DAVE
! the deckhand. and seaman, the brennan HE latter
| is mOmcntarlly expected TO die
LONG ISLAND.
GARDEN CITY-Work on the Bshon's house has
| been begun, the contract having been awarded to
| Richard Ducrs. The schools at Garden CITY began
! their TAIL session Wednesday.
NrwrowS-There is a prospect of litigation be,
| tween the Highway Commissioners OF NeWtoTn and
the Trustees of Calvary Cemetery over the CLOSING
! of one road and the opening OF another.
WEsTBURY.-A search of the premises OF William
| Hilton OF Westbury. who made his escape atteI
| fring four shots at Officer Eldert on "Wednesday
evening was made yesterday, and quantity OF
! goods stolen from Cornell Mott and Robert and
Wllet Powell was found and identiisd beslde'
| fifty Lcghorn hens stolen from George W. Adams
of empsic Hilton has so far euded tn" officers
Ills companion. Henry Hilton, white man. who
was arrested ss m accomplish in stealing the gran
| from Hicks d son. was committed to the county
iail by Justice Clcwes, of Hampstead, yesterday.
| IoSG ISLAND CIrY.-Much dissatisfaction is ex
pressed in police circles al Long Island City Mt tn,
| recent action of Justice McArdle in the cases of
| James O'Bren and Thomas Ward; OBrlen wa
srrcsted ON August 30 for disorderg conduct anC
on The following day, when taken before the Justice
| was con victed and sentenced to SIX months i'm
| prIsonlnent IN the KINGS County PenItentIaIy. In
| stead of being taken there on that day he was KEEP
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