New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-28
NETWORK CITY.

The patronage of the free baths has fallen off the
last two days.
sign in South-st reads: Beer ana postage
stamps cheap"
The ice-deaers are much disturbed by the sudden
| change In the weather.
Bandana handkerchief plads used for uphol-
| STEERING rattan furniture.
| The churchman's of old Trinity and st. PauFs are
| visited daily by many strangers.
English fashions in dress are becoming as popular
| with ladies as they are with gentlemen
There will be music on the Mall, in Central Park,
| today, at p. III. T.. :. Graiulla. Leader.
| The number of visitors at til" Art Museum at Cen
| trail Park unusually large Yesterday.
The leaves of some of the trees in the suburbs are
beginning to show the approach of autumn
| A girl in a free swimming bath yesterday turned
| nine somcTsauts without lifting her face out OF
| water.
An assignment was made yesterday by August
SchwcIger 10 Francis Lavello; preferences, 90
| 600 ~.
| The brig Emma. of Portland, bound to Havana,
sprung leak thursday, and put III the harbor for
| repairs.
| The picturesque broad-brimmed hats now worn
with loose feather tips on the 'front.' are copies OF
| those worn a century ago.
Max Bleahcimer, of No. 1921 Third-ayc.. was
| kicked by n horse and run over OH August II. lie
| died yesterday from his Injuries.
| Hiram Mitchell sailor on the schooner General
! SHERIDAN, while drawing water to wash the deck
yesterday, fell overheard and was drowned.
POLITICAL BABY TALK.
Patriotic mothers be heard IN the uptown
apartment house, oi'gcniy teaching their chernbs
to " hurrah for Carried"
WV HOME FOR sTErFT URCUTNs.
new lotaing-hou7e for boys has just been
opened in East Broadway. where one meal and n
nights lodging can be Obtained tor cents.
THE EFTUEv or THE NATIVE.
Brooms aud duseIs are hard mt work in the
houses Ii tilh-aye ana neiga ring streets, pre-
p2Iing them for the return of Their occupants re-
fresh,d with the simmer out OF town.
no REASON ASSIGNED.
r,4 I,,.., o.
creased 10 per cent during the last three years
while The same business IN Fulton Market has de-
creased 500 per cent IN the same time.
KILLED ON TIE HARLEM RAILROAD.
Tho dead boiy of man about enty-egllt years |
old aud dressed laborcr was found on the track
of the Harlem Railroad yesterday morning He
had beou run over during tue night and killed.
ANXIOUS TO RECEIVE NIGHT CALLS.
Applications for appointment on the night medical |
service stll sent to the Board of Health yes
terday One Dr. thapm insisted that he had regis |
tc.ed al the FIRST Precinct Police station although |
ms namo has not been forwarded by the police |
there.
At the Tombs Police Court yesterday, Henry |
Morton, OF No. II Crosoy-st., charged Samuel |
Beatty, of NJ. So East Houstonst., with dealing in
lottery tickets at the place mentioned. beatty was
he'll In default OF $500 bail
ALLEGED PROPIf TOPS or A GAMBIrVG SALOON. |
Alexander thompson and stephen Cady the al
legged prOurlctors of gambling saloon at No. 100 !
Nassau-st.. who were arrested Thursday night.
before Justice Smith Yesterday at tine Tomhs Police
81. aud they were required to furnish bail for their
appearance.
MEETING OF IHE NATIONAL BOARD or STEAM NAY
IGATION.
The annual meeting OF the National BOARD of
Steam Navigation Will be held at Norfolk, Va next
Wednesday. Some OF the delegates from New-Eng-
land and this city Will start to-day by the Old Do
mlniOn Line of steamers. On Monday and Tuesday
other delegations Will 90 by rail.
ROBBED OF A VALUABLE GOLD wATCH.
On complaint of David A. Barker of No. 81 East
VI [ nTlstOplpT = |
81 James-st., was held for examination by Justice
larceny OF a gold watch Y. ued at 500 from him in
Park on July 1. White arrested by Detec-
uves Kelly and Clarke 81 the Fourth Precinct.
50 FORGED GICKFTs ~ CALCULATION.
A rumor was circulated Yesterday TO the effect
that forced ic>r;s. seat out from rhi4 "ty
circulation on tn mpoItant railroad lines 20 the
Wet and Southwest. II MS also stated that the
conductors on crr'ain lines had been warned to
look out FOR these tickets. Inspector Bymrs SAID
last night that there was not Wotu of truth IN the
ruInOr.
LocXHp Up on 4 CHARGE or FRAUD.
,Michae. Nacrgh"ry, OF No. 4 Fitl-aye;. com
loaned 500 70 John G. kavanaeh a hrokcr; Of No.
80 East Erghty-tii-st. on a mort gage on his fur
nitHre. and hat Kayanagh had sold the furniture
and gone away warrant was obtained for Kav-
anaVi,'s arrest, and yesterday Detectives CosgrOye
AMI Lauthicr arrested Mr.. kavanagh. lie was
locked up at the Central Olcc.
HELD Of one CHARGE AND AWAITING ANOTHER.
John Lynch. James Hogan aud Hchari O'Keefe.
who were arrested on Monday for robbing Max
LeYluPcr, or 40. 81 J'-t fltlN-clghtU-~t. were
held for trial in default ot - 900 each by Justice
Flammer in the lorkvlic Police Court Yesterday.
OTTO Scnwessnger. OF No. 33l East Forty seventh
stwhO was wounded by bullet fired, az alleged. by
Hogan at LeviugrT while IN pursuit, is still in
critical condition IN Bellevue Hospital.
CONSERVING AGAINST THE ELEVATED ROAD.
The examination regarding the complaint of
Abraham Mczyer, of No. 644 West Fifty-sccond-
st. against Sylvester w NayfuD. gatem1n OF the
Manhattan Eevalcd Railroad Company at the
COriiandt street Station. for cnio Ing into con-
spiracs to dcfrand the company on August IN the
sale of tickets brought 10 cl' sc at the Tonbs
Police Coust yesterday. and the accused man was
held for trial III tue General Sessions In default of
$500 bail
STABBED BY QUIMBO APrO'S son.
John Coiiius, the man who was assaulted by
George Apo. son Of tie not oricus criminal, Quimbo
Apo on AuRuSt q. and stabbed almost fatally. was
token before Justice Smith YESTERDAY ut lie 'Lombs
on his release from the hospital. BY Officer Fisher
OF the Fourteenth Precinct. He exhibited his coat
and wastcOat. dlscoOred with clotiea blood, where
the knife had penetrated toward the region of the
heart. An examination was SET down for to-day.
The dispute arose over u game Of cards.
BEATEN AND ROpBaD by ITALIANS
Two Italian. pursued john Reilly age forty five.
of No. /, rmlng ham-s,., III Spring-st on Thursday
night and when the Bnverv attacked Nm
win clnbs. They beat him ana robbed HIM OF )
rcnts-al hc had IN his p0cketS-Ind IN n away.
This was the report made by Mr.. Reilly on Thurs |
day night NJ the Edrrdse Street Police Station. On
hi; head was deep sca,p-wound. apparently made
bv the blow OF clnD, and his pockets were empty.
The police sent him 10 the Chambers Street Hos
pital.
SENATOR SEEBA CHERs ALLEGED ASSAULT ON A
LAWYER.
Senator Jacob S.cbacnrr and Mr. Freuchtwaugcr. |
IA lawyer. mad difficulty III Clinton. st. on Wcdnrs-
d - night and the latter being worstcd appeared in
tho Essex Market C0urt Thursday morning and OBJ | ,
taiued a Summon, for the Senator. When French |
tWangcr prc,CHtrd the summons To Seehacher OH |
Thursday night IL alleged that Sc, bacer attacked
the lawyer and beat him severely. Friends inter |
feIed, however, and the matter was not brought | {
INTO court
BROOKLYN.
rloro ,,iu be r,,sic ot prcsuoct pary ,Lis or,ar
noon from $40 to 5:i5 o'clock, by COntcrno's Mill
tary Band