New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-15
NFV-YOKK CITY.

An oyster dealer displays the sign, Here we
X again.
Bananas are out of season, and very few remain
in the markets.
Dead branches are being removed lrom tho uceS
in Central Park.
Large bees and bugs of gilt are among the new or
naments for millinery.
The uptown streets arc once more beginning 10
resume their wonted activity.
The familiar old sign Not running" was again
hung on the elevator in the Post Office yesterday.
John Keves. age thirty-fve, who was run over
by truck at Pier No. 81, East River, on August ~
died yesterday.
Miniature shot-guns are among the latest nov
elites in scarf pins They are probably designed for
the Southern trade.
The Polytechnic Institute has been thoroughly
repaired during the VACATION auu TUG iul ecih WIZ
begin this morning
Fanny Duestcr age ten, of No, 2S6 West SXtIetn-
ST. is reported to BE- missing. The girl has Deeh
away since September 4.
Many of the Cratings in the sidewalks In Third
ave- are insecure that persons stepping on them
are in danger of falling through
THE NEW rATTERsALLs.
Work has been begun on the walls OF the new
Tattersalls. which will occupy the block between
Broadwa and Scyenth-avc and Forty-nintn ana
Fiftieh-stS.
MAJOR ANDRES WATCH.
The watch which originally belonged toniDorJohn
Andre and which was III his POSSESSION when he was
captured in 1850, is on exhibition IN show WIN
dow in Broadway.
AN ATTRACTION AT HARLEM. .
Many crabs hav been caught this season In me
Harlem River. II is said by people who live IN the
neghborhood that they are more plentiful this year
than for many seasons.
FAILING FROM ONE ROOF TO ANOTHER.
Isabella Anderson. age sixty. Of No 40 East
Houstonst fell from the roof Of her house to that
of the adjoining building yesterday while hanging
out clothes. and fractured her skull
4 RUNAWAY GIRL ARRESTED.
A little runaway girl from Saratoga, named MIN
ME Perry arrested in this city Yesterday Just MS
she landed on the steamboat from Aluahy. sac Was
taken OF by the police. and her parents were
advised.
sCHooIHOrsE IN BAD CONDITION.
Sanitary Inspector Comfort reported othr Health
Board Yesterday that Grammar School No. u, at
Third avenue and ne-hundred-and-flfty-elg
St. was in a bad condition, and that some OF the
rooms were insecure and dangerous.
MILK DEALERS FINED.
At the Court of Special Sessions yesterday before
in ,ticcs Duffy, Morgan and BiXbv, sixteen milk
dealers fined for selling watered And SKINNED as
milk on complaint of Drs. White aud Martin OF the
Beard of Health. The hues ranged from 30 to 900.
INQUIRY ABOUT A PRIzE-FIGHrER:
The Chief OF Police OF Detroit n4.llrea ny tese
graph yesterday whether Joe "''s, me pre-
fighter who had been arrested there was wanted III
this city. The answer was that he was not, but
that he had violated the law against prize-igating
i'll West Virginia.
CHARGED WITH RECEIVING STOLEN GOODS.
William Bumcnthal and Nina Blnmenthal, his
wife of No. 33 CrosbY-st, charged with receiving
| some 5000 or 500 in clothing, stolen from the
1
| held to answer yesterday by Justice Wandcll, who
| fixed the bail at $1,000 each.
| TIE MISSING CONTRADICTIONS.
AT the Headquarters of the Atlantic Federati on
of Homng Pigeons in this city, 1t was stated yes
terday that the pigeon referred TO in j. l. KS let
ter in Tue TRIBUNE could not refer To the missing
| Jersey CITY birds. which left Indianapolis Septem-
| Der < Each of those birds had a number, or the
| owners name stamped in red Ink on one of the
wing-feathers.
| STEALING HIS EMPLOYERS GOODS.
Tn Norl, willie Police Court Yesterday Charles
| F. Hahn, OF No. l. 053 Second-aye. was committed
| for examination on charge OF grand larceny pre-
ferred bv his employer. Henry Bumenthal prOprie-
| TOR of IA crockery store at lhird-ave. and Fifty
sixth-st. The accused man was employed by MI
| Blumenthal as clerk. The valne OF the property
| stolen was estimated 81 about $500. The prisoner,
who is only twentyfour years OF age. Is the son OF
| Michael Hahn secretary OF the suspended leutonia
Bank
| INVESTIGATING woMAN's DEATH.
| The Commissioners OF Emigration yesterday in
yestignted the charge of Michael Suifcr, who ar
rived with his wife on the steamship Nam from
on the part of DR.. Hugo k0cthc, OK the steamer Dr
Koethe testified that he visited Mrs snitert twice
day and ordered wine and other delicacies for her.
Dr. s, II. Chapin. resident physician at Castle Gar
den made an affidavit that lie admitted Mrs. SUI
fert 10 the temporary hospital the day she arrived
and that she died the following day of typhoid fever.
| The Commissioners failed to find the charges sub
| staltiatod. o,-,v>-
| The new iail In Raymond-st. will be opened for
| Inspection to-day.
| Mayor Howell yesterday approved the resolution
| of the Beard of Aldermen authorizing the Depart
ment of Cty Works to prepare plans for an increase
in the water supply for the city
Vine Malt and Spirit Merchants Union was APP.
proved bv Judge Gilbert yesterday. The object Of
| the association is stated to be sef-protsction.
The boadsmcn of Sergeant John Morrill, of the
| EIGHTH Precinct against whom Il suit fOf $1,000
DAMAGES for alternating the affections OF H. j. Rcd
monds wife has been brought, have surrendered
the bonds of $1,000 gwen for his appearance f0r
trial and he placed III the care Of sheriff Reilly
| Yesterday ana locked up in the Raymond Street
| Jail The bondsmon were Michael Finnegan and
John Hart.
| George Robinson Of No. 145 Prospect-st., was
shot IN the neck durinG quarrel on Sunday ~
| Denis Foley, at Green Lane and Pr0spect-st. He
refused to make complain ~ the second frecihct
Police station. The police persuaded bin 10 appear
In Court vest eray before Justice W alsh but he was
NOT sure that Foley shot him and treated the matter
with indifference saying that the wound was slight,
" the hall cut through his throat, entering his
month. aud he spit it out. The justice sent him to
the RAYMOND street Jail to refresh his memory and
10 appear again on Monday of next week.
JERSEY CITY.
The new water reservoir at Summit and Central
ayes. IL completed and ~ being hird with water;
II viii hold nearly 80 O0O, 900 gallons, and 1t will
take over two weeks to MI II.
The work of lowering the caisson Mt the shaft OF
the Hudson River Tunnel IL being pushed forward
ne RAPIDLY as possible At noon yesterday the Gals
son had been lowered two feet.
Francis Leblanc. of No. 3sl First-st.,. ar
raiencd before Justice Peoubet yesterday on n
charge of drunkenness. The Evidence showed that
he was injured by being thrown from his wagon,
and was not intoxicated when taken to the station
lie will prosecute Sergeant McGInns, who had him
placed in a cell, for false Imprisonment.
NEWARK
A lodger at the First Precinct Police Station was
found dead yesterday morning
| An undertaken brought 10 the City Clerk yester
dav morning physicians certificate of the death OF
| a newly bonn child, setting forth that 1t bore ev
drnce Of malpractice. An Investigation was ordered
| in the case. . ,..,.,,,,
| E1IZABrTHPoRT.-1he body Of q well-dresseC
woman was found in the water near the north shOr,
| ot Newark Bay yesterday morning. She was abOu
| fortv years of age. She wore cameo earrings ant
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