New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-17
NCw yOPK CITY.

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rhoro w;I, be music on the Mall in Central Park
to-day, nj p. m rh, II
Bush, the Seawanhaka hero
The body of man, supposed to be q. W. Da ardav
of Staten Island was found III the ri'ei Jos''i'"'
It was taken TO the morgue.
At the investigation of the Senwanhaka disastcl
Yesterday, before the Grand jury NlchoiS' '"'
boiler-maker. gave testimony.
Mrs. NJ. ID. Clarke, of Woodfords MAINE nas s ";
70 TUr TRIBUNE 81 to give poor chldren iIesn an
IL Will be handed over to the Seaside Sanitariun'
BUSINESS ASSIGNMENT. -
The schedule of the assignment OF AleXande1Ir ..
Ascher TO Morris j. Firsch was filed yesterday. me
liabilities are stated at $3.50, 639 II nominal asseCs'
S2I III %: and actual assets, Sl3olS a.
MISSION CHILDREN on AN EXCURSION
Through the kindness OF John II. Deane, sond
$500 for the purpose the childFen and their
connected with the Howard Mission, 10 the buulpor
of / 200. enioved yesterday, delightful excursion
to Excelsior Grove on the HudSon'
LEAVING HIS CHILDREN IN A STRANGERS CARE.
lanes McGInness one of the Second Avenue car
drivers left the city suddenly about two weeks ago
leaving IN the care of Mrs. Mary Shore, OF No.
2 43O Frst-ave.. his five young children. ne nls
not hcen seen since Yesterday Mrs Shore brought
the children to the Harlem Police Court, ana they
were sent to the Catholic Protectory.
PRIZE FIGHTERS HELD FOR EXAMINATI0oN:
In the Harlem Police Court yesterday Captain
Robbins of the wenty-third Precinct, aIragned tine
two prize fighters. William Oliver and Jeremiah
Collins who with several Witnesses were IN
Central Park They were committed Tor eXamlna-
ton. The witnesses were fined $40 EACH
UNBURIrD FOR FIVE DAYS.
The notice discovered on Thursday that inc one
vear-od child Of Mrs. Lauretta Dwight, OF No. I'D
West Third-st., had been lying dead hve DAYS IN
third floor room occupied By the mother ohG na ia
been deserted by her husband. and was unable TO
nav for bnrying the child untI she obtained few
dollars of insurance upon lNr chid's LIFE Inc child
| died on Saturday and was buried on Thursday
ENFORCING QUARANTINE REGULATIONS.
M at Ia
| enforced Three large huks have been moved on
| tLe Inner Quarantine grounds of Robbins Reef
In these hunks che men engaGgu III bo are no
vessels from Southern ports llve as they are hot
allowed TO leave the grounds TO 20 ashore 1ester-
day there were upward of dozen vessels lnciualng
| a number of large steamships dlscharglGg thelf
cargoes before being allowed to come up to the cty
srrTEN CTS IN THE UNITFD STATES COURTS
| Jndpe Benedict. in the United States Circuit
Court, yesterday sentenced Charles MOORE 10 WE
Albany Peutentiary for three years with a tne OF
| ~ for Jury lie was arrested Tor passing couu-
terfeit money and testified at the trial that he bad
| never been arrested before. He had served term
in prison. and when that was discovered he was ar
rested and convicted for perjury. Jacob Newly was
sentenced 10 one years imprlSonment IN I1udlow
| Street Jail for emDeZzliug money from letters.
| Thomas Brennan, alias Thomas Donovan, was SEN
| fenced to four years for passing counterfeit 20
| note and trade dollars.
BROOKLYN.
There win be music at Prospect Park to-day. at
$40 p NJ, by COnternOS Mhldly Dahu, L. Non'
| ternO leader.
Two dismissals and eleven appointments were
made yesterday in the Fire Department by the new
| Commissioner.
Thomas McKeon age twenty-five, living in State
ST. near Coumbia-st., while bathing at the foot OF
De(iraw-st yesterday afternoon was drowned The
body was recovered.
The striking employees the rope factories in the
Busbvick district of Brooklyn, numbering about
300, held a meeting yesterday and resolved tt
maintain their present attitude unless their EN-
plovers make an advance in wages.
Igln nd nDnn
Parkway known as the Church of the Guardian
Angels, will be opened Tomorrow by Father James
the pastor. 1t IS under the direction of the Roman
Catholic Bishop of the Diocese.
The body of male child, two DAYS old, was fount
near Knickerbocker-a in the Eighteenth ward
Yesterday, and was taken to the Morgue. 1t wa
evident that 1t was put to DEATH Inc ponce OF tn
Sixth Precinct are making an investigation.
| Coroner Simms has empannelled jury TO hold in
quest over the body of Pasco Cannalla. the injure
Italian laborcr victim Of the disaster near Lon
day. The jury will visit the scene OF the accidep
3 on Tuesday.
One of the engines used for pumping water from
the storage reservoir IN Hempslead INTO the as
bIeak in the pipe The engineer hopes to he able t
start il again on Tuesday. Meanwhile the suppl
| of water IN the reservoir will last five days.
The certificate of Incorporation of the Lindel
= Mountain Mining Company. capital Sl.OO0,OOc
Z with J. n. Haley. John Horizon, g. !. Murphy,
, + Chapman Benjamin Flint, John COwell c. c
Watson Michael Iaggerty and Edwin sherman a
iucorporators, was filed with the County Clerk yes
terday.
q The census of the dogs in the city. taken by tn
G police under the direction OF the Mayor, has pee
completed he tabulation by f. J.. Jenkins, Cer
of the Sunerint eudent of Police, shows total mum
Der of O,232 The largest NUN Der in any slngl
precinct l,725 IN the sixth. where the resident
are largely Germans TAX Oh ~ III 10 leFleu D.
law upOn each dog.
Mayor Howell was urged yesterday by q commit
fee headed by ex-Alderman lllnman claiming t
,B.iDi
line of the proposed Brooklyn Elevated and Altar
tic Beach Railroad not to oppose by veto the fran
chise granted by the Board OF Aldermen to tn
company as the road would develop the prOpert
along ITS line ana aud 10 tDe laAdoe "eaIVn Vi III
, city. ,,ncrx o,rv
Michael Moran. a collector employed by job
v | Mullins a furniturc-dealer at NewaTk-ave. an
Groye-st has been missing since last Friday. whe
| he was sent to Newark to collect some money. RI
several DAYS he had complained of sickness Tn
amount of money in his possession at the time I
disappeared Is not known, but 1t Is supposed TO b
| less tnan 500 ,,,.,,,
6 NC. Clark, Of No. 13 Monroe-st., went rown
| with his Two sons on the passalc River IhurSda
evening and in attempting TO land on the east SIC
of the river his son John, age SIX, fell oyerboai
| and was drowned.
Edward Kennedy and William Burns, boys livin
in the Twelfth Ward, went out on Newark Bay in
boat on "Wednesday afternoon, and since the
| neither Of the boys has been heard from. 1t Is b
| leyed both were drowned.
e John II. Segrador. an electrician living in Ney
| York Jumped from train, while 1t was III motto
on the Della ware, Lackawanna and Western Raj
| road near the Broad Street Station on Ihursda
| and was in uTed internally.
NEW-JERSEY.
PLAIsFIELD.-A Republican wigwam Is to be bui
for the coming campaign.
SvMsnT.-Daniel J.. Ryerson. n married ma
twenly-iour years Of age, living at Viewpoint W
struck by tram OF G al cars while attempting