New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-15
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PROMINENT ARRIvALS

PROMINENT ARRIVALS
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NETWORK CITY.
The stairs at the one-hundrsd ed -and-twepntydi
have been rebuilt.
The Frisia of the Hamburg Line, the Parthia from
Liverpool, and the Labrador from Havre brought
500, LAP and 643 passengers respectively, to this
port yesterday.
KILLED BY FREIGHT HIT TRAIN IN ELEyEN C1
and killed at FOrtyfourth-st. and Eleventh
ave. Yesterday by an incoming freight train on the
SORROW AT GENERAL BURNsIDE's DEATH.
At a meeting of the Army and Navy Club on
s at Se death o
was adopted and ordered to be transmitted to the
family of the dead soldier.
The opening of the College of the City of New
York for TIE new term took place YESTERDAY There
The Sndng fSs re.
has been put in good condition
COFFIN DUG UP BY woRKMrN.
East eo
fin containing skeleton. On the coffin lid was
plate with the name " Pauline Wells Fisher" Years
ago the spot was used as a cemetery.
| ENTERING UPON HIS NEW DUTIES.
Henry d. Purroy, the new Fire Commissioner, took
board for the trial of denGnent frcmcn. Commits
sioner Vincent King retired. He will henceforth
| devote his whole time to his private business.
SOLDIERS TO CELEBRATE AN ANNIvERsARY
Company G, 9TH Regiment will Celebrate its
ffty-sixh anniversary of its formation at dinner
Ct he Manhattan Beach Hotel September 2s
Clark. Colonel Crawford, of the Veteran Corps and
| other guests will be present.
| ADVISED HOW TO SECURE INCREASE OF WAGES.
motley crowd met in vacant lot at Third-ave.
| and Eigh y-nntli-st. last night to listen to man
who told it how to increase wages without striking
| money now spent for beer. The speaker promised
| 10 deliver another address there tonight
DAMAGE TO AN OCEAN STEAMSHIP REPORTED.
Liverpool and reported having passed Sep
ri IN o c f4 5o
latter vessel had lost three blades of her propeller,
but was apparently making good Roadway.
| PUNISHED FOR USING A KNIFE.
| In the Court of General sessions yesterday, Mi
chael Boyle pleaded guilty to an Indictment charg-
East Forty onrt Est. in the shoulder with fconi-
| Gus intent. He was sentenced to the State Prison
by Judge Cowiug for four years and half
THE TICoNnERoGAs CRUISE AROUND THE WORLD.
In her recent cruise around the world the Ticon-
| dcrOga sailed and steamed distance of $500
| knots more than twice the distance around .hc
world. Her engines made l3 PSI, 4O1 revolu ions,
and fire was kept in her boilers ;}s3 days In ali
this time not repair was made on her engines.
THE RESERVOIR not TO BE SOLD TO-DAY.
Judge Lawrence has issued an order on the appli,
cation of William H. Webb. Orlando b. Potter and
Others, restraining the GPmmrlss1ncrr of Public
ais Of the Forty -secomdst. reservoir or the demoli
tlon of the structure. The sale to take place
to-day.
VIOLATION OF THE HEALTH LAW.
Health Officer Lewis Brennan, in the Yorkyillf
Police Court yesterday arragned Herman Korlen
of No. l57 East sixty-ffth-st. Korlcn is the pro
prietor o. large tenement house ~ No 6s West
fortv-thrd. ST.; il is in filthy condition. and unfit
for In tation He was held i'll 500 bail TO answer
THEIR DEMANDS ACCEDFD TO.
| Twenty extra" men crnploved the Albany
Night Line of steamboats, struck Monday for an al
vance o: > cents an hour III unloading freight. Ihe
pay has been 20 cents AN hour and the striker
wanted much money for the same work as the
regular men. heir demnnd was aGSedcd to Mon
day. and yesterday they had returned TO work.
PLEADING GUILTY TO GRAND LARCENY.
John Mccormack, alias WAX who was arrested
pair of diamond earrings from Mrs. S. $. Davis
while riding in q futh-ave. stage on MAY "a
of General Sessions yesterday, a d was sentenced
by Judge Cowing to the State Prison for year
TIE ACT or BRUTAL HUSBAND.
eiHhth-st AMI broadway charged her husbaR,
James in the Harlem Police Court yesterday, Will
cnnse, taken her aud placed her in wash boiler
| filed with boiling water The brutal husband wa
committed tor trial in default OF $1,000 bail, by
Justice Gardner.
SENTIMENT ON SCARF PIN.
The body. OF an unknown man, about thirty year
old, with hight side WHISPERS AMI mustache, wa
found in the East River at Pier No. 10 yesterday
and was removed To the Morgue. The appearance
of the bod, indicated that the man hal beer
drowned The cloth z contained no papers ant
e was not marked by any name. gold scarf-pin al
the SHIRT front hal the word Darling" cngrave,
on il.
ROBBERY IN BROAD DAYLIGHT.
At the Tombs Police Court yesterday afternoon
9 before Justice BiXby, Policeman Dugan araigre
f, George Sands twenty -two years old, of NJ. 20
/, First-avc., complaint Of Barbara Brudcr. Sand
entered thc premises at No. 20S CcuIrc-S., yeSteI
, day afternoon Ivy means of false keys and stole
silver watch and other articles of the value OF So
, lie struck Mrs buder with Jimmy" in en-
deavoriug to make his escape. He was held witl
= | out bail.
APPEARING AGAINST MS ToRMENToR.
| Andrew Wersbacher of No. COS West Thirty
A | eghth-st., who, Sunday, accidentally shot an
: Tuesday discharged Icy Coroner Herman. appearc
Il | as complainant IN the Jefferson Market Pole
{ Court Yesterday, against William Kelly, whom h
e | charged with assault and battery. II Will
n | quarreliug with kelly that Wersbachcr shot h
y DAUGHTER The prisoner was held by Justice Smit
J. | in $500 bail.
IA WHERE ELECTION SUPERVISORS ARE NEEDED
o Tho Election Court Tor he appointment OF Sunc
Il | visors of Election opened yesterday by judo
g B,atchforl for the purpose of appointing Supervi
= ora of Election in thc lXth and Xh Compression:
It ricts. The court Will remain open for that p
n nose until after election. The vacancies have o.
Q. cured IN these districts through tn death OF Fee
:. uando Wood and the resignation of Levi =. Morto
l. Judge l}latchford DESIGNATED Judge Brown of Il
10 United Sta cs District Court, TO act in his abscn
y on all matters pertaining to elections.
'' VALUABLE ACQUISITION FOR THE NAVY
John Moore, sixteen years Old, of No. 1913 Ea
Thirty -third-st., charged i'll the Yorkville poli
rs Court yesterday with having on the 3D. of Septcr
V, | Der stolen Tl57 30 from his employer Charl
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