New-York tribune., 1880-09-28
NEW-YORK CITY.


plcted
The repairing of Fulton-st. will be completed this
morning.
The free ice water tanks were well patronzed
yesterday.
The Sixth and Third Avenue smoking-cars are
well patronZcd.
Madras cOlors in large checks are seen In the new
armnres aud basket cloths.
The mechanical fans III some restaurants were set
III motion again yesterday.
pile-diyer in the Mott Haven Canal is suggest
i've OF lOng-needcd repairs.
A monkey or parrot in French steel or gilt is
favOrtc ornament for the new bOEucts aud hats.
The number of police officers in the Twelfth Pre-
cinct is said 10 be much too small TO care properly
for the district.
A swnder who prctends to be an insurance agent
has dupcd n rumhcr Of harlem people out of sums
varying from 10 to flo
Frcdericka Gcustcg, age fourteen. was Yesterday
reported rs having been missing from her home, at
Ne. 3J4 BOwcIy, since September 20.
Middicsex cloth. camops hair and the soft kerey-
mere tex TO bo tAe lavOrItes among w0ollcn
fairies for fall and winter costumes.
Tncrc many complaints OF the bad condition
of the crosina vt The Junction OF observation-disclosures
fort y-sixth-strect and Third and Courtlandt ave-
nueS.
DRUNKENNESS THAT COST DEARLY.
Julius Freund, age twcnty-sIX. Of No. ~ East
F0uril-st, went home intoxicated Yesterday murl-
ing, and fell into the area ana fractured lis skull
BUSINESS ASSIGNMENTS.
Robert ]. punop yesterday made an asst gnnent
10 William II. Merriam. Jose b. Ross mad" all as
s'-nmcnf to Robert \. Morrison, with preferences
for 10. $50.
F,rAL FALL on 4 STEAMSHIP.
Frederick Loisherdt. age siXty-onc, = iirman on
the camshi9 Mississippi. lying Il per No. 5S las,
R!V.r tell into the hold Of the vessel yesterday, and
Drvu ov THE SIDEWALK.
Nrq Anna ". Schwartz. aga scVenty-four, of No.
go Nangn-,t., was killed instantly last evening by
an accidental fall ou the Sidewalk at Cannon and
RvnrtOn-s!s
BrOCADgD SCRAE SILKS.
Sarah silk. which was greatly IN favor during the
summer. will be fashionable during tac coming
season IN new form. The newest Sarah silks are
brocaicd III exquisite designs
OVER ! TIL UssND TMIGEANrS ~ ONE pay.
The steamship CitcasSIa. from Glasgow, landed
.i73 Immigrants &t CsStlc Garden yesterday the
Hevc,Ia. from Liverpool, 49,. and the Vandaia,
from Hamburg. 2j0, mGkihs lbs IN al.
MAYOR COOPER ~ THE GRAND JURY ROOM.
Mayor Cooper appeared in the Grand jury room
Yesterday 10 give evidence III rcIcIcncc 10 the nr-
chase Of property in this citv for the Brooklyn
Eudge. but rs the j1ry % engaged Oh other mat
teTs lie was not cXa nincd.
BEATEN BEFORE Ills OWN rOOP.
Two unknown men assaulted John H. Cox in front
OF his hOus' No. 3O3 S"yenth-avc.. Yesterday morn
Ine They beat him VIII clubs ana broke ORC of his
arms. Mr. Cox was seat t. tie New-York Hospital
by the police. His assdilants escaped.
rIePOsING or DIsORDERLY PERSONS.
CAPTAIN iynan aud officers OF the Fourth Pre-
cinct made descent np1n the basement resorts III
Chorry-st. Sunday evening aud arrested Num-
Der of dIsoracrly persons. ma lc and female, SIX
teen of whom were sent 10 BlacNwelPs Island yes
terday fer six months 10y Justice Murray at the
IOmbs Police Court.
AN ESCAPED PRISONER FOUND At THE TOMBS
James wilson, who's 40 the Tombs awaiting trial
on charge of robbery, was VISITED yesterday Dy
Officer Drammond. OF the Secret Service Depart
ment and Marshal Holmes, and was ny them .den-
titled rs enc OF the five men who escaped together
from Ludlow street jail seveia months ago The
real name i hOmaS Mctrce.
HELD FOR AssAUITGNG An OFFICER.
william Kelley. of No. 32l East inirty-iirst-st.,
Precinct. sunday n'Ght, was yesterday held IN the
Yorkvie Police Court to await the result OF the Of
lcer's iujulles. The physicians at Bellevue liospl-
tai where Officer Lawlor is at present, say that he
vii rot hc ont of danger for some days.
SIXTY YEARS IN TIE MINISTRY.
The regular Monday meeting OF the Baptist Min
isters' Conference was held Yesterday morning ut
No 9 Murray-st. An interesting address VAS dclly-
cred by the Rev. Xrlotcs Grmue, of New-JerScy
Mr. Grlnnel, who is eIghty-ionr years old and has
been sixty years IN tie ministry, related numerous
"reminiscences of his long career aS a minister
srABBISG A Man IL TaE CHEEK
JOAN Pope OF No. 402 East ForJy-c,ghth-st., was
stabbed III the cheek sunday night by JOHN
McGowan Timo:by Mullen and Richard llarman.
hey were arrested yesterday morning IN their beds
by Detectives McGowan and Iookcr, of the NIre-
tenth Precinct and were held Tor rial III tie ork
vile Pohce Court III defau: OF 81 900 bail cach
TIE RATE OF INTEREST ON BACK TAXES.
In pursuance of an act of the l. legislature passed
at the last session. the Controller gives notice that
v-owners NAV nay all taxes levied prior to
Inc wear ST with interest at per cent per an
num- If pad before October l. Taxes not paid by
that date will be charceable with interest the
rate of 10 per cent annun and the property will
be sold.
rAKING ANOTHER Mas WATCH.
Albert Gutneircz, of No. Is G7ceuwIch-st.. com
naincd at the Tombs Police Court Yesterday that
Leonard Schroll, Il horse-traner. OF the Highlands
y. j., ent' red hs bedroom on June 26. and stole
gold watch and cham of the yalne OF $l25. he
rod i.t -, M off tla
Twenty-seventh Precinct. He was held by Justice
Murray III default OF ~ 600 bail.
CAUGHT STEALING LETTERS
John Flood who was CAUGHT sunday while at
tfIuptng 10 steal letters III tho Post Office
Inlttcd Yesterday by United states Commissioner
deuel. and was held ~ $1,000 bail To await fnrthcr
examinations Flood at one time clerk III tie
Posi- Office and was sentenced by Judge Benedict
TO one years imprisonment for stealing money
letters. On September / he was pardoned by
President Hayes.
REsfNrING POLiCEMiN's INTRUSION.
Officer Robert IIghc of tae Fourteenth Precinct,
pursued thief into tie house no. 55l2 Mulberry
st.. Sunday evening. Thinking that the thief was
hiung III Hts. Brdget ShcaS rooms Oh tic second
f,oor the officer went in 10 look for him. MIR. Shea
resented the intrusion aud attacked the officer with
poker. She succeeded in cutting his scalp open,
but was finally ovcrpowcscd and locked up in the
Mulberry street Police station.
UNHEALTHY iENEMfNT HOUSES TO hi VACATED.
The tenant, oi the houses at No3. 433. AL. ABB,
"a and 10 East Twcntythird-sf., and at Nos. 3sl
and $50 Avenue-A, will De forcby elected to-day
by tpe polIcc nness satisfactory evidence ~ given
to tho Board OF Health of the intention of the
owners to make the repairs ordered by the Sanitary
officers TO suppress the diphthcua epld mic raging
there. Sanitary SaperD cndent Day made an In
spoction Yesterday and Will make a report 10 the
Board to-day.
BOARDING HOUSE THIEF CACGHT.
Joseph Reno, Brazilian. tweaty-one years of age.
engaged n room at No. 800 S'xth-st.. sunday even
ing some hours later Officer Schmenkc. OF the
Seventeenth Precinct, met Reno on the BOwery
with a bundle and satchei. Reno was taken INTO
custody suspicion. 1t was found that the
prisoner had ransacked tho boardnghouSe where
he had engaged room aud had stolen clothing to
the value of $50. Justice Morgan, In the Essex
Market Police Court yesterday, neid Keno Tor trial
IN default OF $500 bail.
MAKING PILLOW OF STOLEN GOODS.
The tailoring store OF Bernard Arnlen, at No.
2o9lo Broadway, was entered ut an early hour yes
terday morning. and piece Of wooen cloth, of the
value OF $3.50 was stolen Officer linckman, Of the