New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-06
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fees collected, $500
The free baths have closed their doors aud many
of their patrons will not come IN contact with water
again until next summer.
The body of an unknown about twenty-five
years Old, dressed workman, was found ut Pier
No. 40 North River yesterday.
James Redpath and Petroleum V. Nasty" will
lecture at Chickering Hall, under the auspices of
the Parnell Land League, Tonight
Tuesday, November g. beng legal holiday, there
will be a special matinee at p. M at the Aquarium,
where the educated horses are performing.
ARRIVAL OF BATTERY II.
Battery H. of the 5th Artillery. part of the new
garrison for Governors Island arrived at thai post
late Thursday night The Battery is commanded by
Captain Gunther.
-, ONE TAKEN OFF AND THE OTHER LEFT
The special train for Meriden, Hartford etc. in
connection with the p. steamer from Peck.sip !
has been Withdrawn for the season. The train in |
connection with the 1880 p. m. steamer is still
running
A CHANCE TO WORK.
A letter received by the Commissioners of
Stevens Point Wisconsin, stating that there was |
plenty OF work in that region for farmers mechanics
and labOrers.
ONE REGIMENT Al TWO POSTS.
The posts in New-York hArbor have heretofore
been garrisoned by two different regiments but now
the 9th Artillery will occupy all the posts. AT Fort
Hamilton will he stationed five batteries four foot
and one light battery.
EIGHT MEN TO DO THE WORK OF TWO.
A responsible taxpayer uptown wishes to know
who the Street Commissioner Keeps large q force
of men employed to do little work. lie saws n
IT
Thirty ourth-St and Broadway about two weellst to
do what two good men ought TO have done in a
single day.
DEMANDED BY THE HOLLAND AUTHORITIES.
Abraham Juegens the first officer of the steamship
Stella as accused Yesterday before the CouSul Ten
eral OF Holland of having assaulted Geertje
Kleverega, age fifteen years, on The VOYAGE.
A cable dispatch received from the authorities
in the Netherlands asking to have the prisoner sent
to that CoIntry.
METHODIST MISSIONARY APPROPRIATIONS.
- The General Missionary Comm tee of the Metho-
Teserdny MORNING Bshon Warren ocennsd the
chair After the usual preliminary exercises. the
work of appropriations was begun The sum of
the Indian Territory &3, 900; to New-Mexico
$500 and to Mexico, 81, 900.
COLD AND HUNGRY IN THE STREET
Otto and William Wedding, ages ten and nine
were found in the street cold and hungry and were
taken TO the Fiity-fTst Street Police Station by
They said that their mother had long been dead,
and their father who boarded with Mrs. Roth at
No. 80 SiXth-st., had died three days ago. When
he was dead Mrs. Roth turned them adrift. The
police gave them into the care. Of the Society for
the Prevention of Cruelty to Children,
THE BILLIARD TOURNAMENT.
The competitors in the coming billiard tourna-
ment for 50 800 N pr yes and a diamond cue have
playing of ties, when they will play 500 points
The winner of the cue must hold it against al chll-
lei gers for year, must answer challenge within
five days after receiptand play within thirty days
game OF not less than 500ponts. Richard Roche, the
giyer of the diamond cue has arranged match be-
tween Schaefer and Sexton for $1,000 side He
has also standing oter TO match schaefer against
any player in the world for the same amount
CHARGED WITH nIGAMY
Timothy OCanahan, Of No. $40 First-ave, was
prisoner in the Yorkyille Police Court yesterday,
him with bigamy. TIE woman stated that
She was married to O'Callahan in Novcm-
Father Fat 2heara After living with SnG her R for
two weeks he left her. She tracked him to New
whom he said THAI he was married seven years ago.
OCdlahan stoqtly denies ever having married the
ton by Justice Wanden.
| LoDGING-HOUsE KEEPERS ARRESTED.
ia At the Iom q6s PoGe Court before JUS
cent lodging houses in Greenwich-st. were ar
] raigned by Roundsman Walsh of the Sanitary
Wilde, No; 1913 Greenwlch;st Robert Pfaeler, No
| Jos; NICHOLAS Koran, No. l07 Philip Lessen
John beans, No. so; Michael Sannislley No. 80
| Henry DOnnoman, No SO Jacob JOnason, No
john Braun, No % John Koran, No. 81. II was
from the last named house that smallpox patients
were removed last week. These lodging-places are
mostly IN easements deficient in light aud venta-
ton, and the inmates sleep in double beds The ac-
OF $500 bail.
BROOKLYN.
South Brooklyn could be appropriately named
| " Goat Hlll."
Political banners obscure street views, and church
fair transparencies hide the gas lamps
The African Methodist Episcopal Church in Fleet
! st. reopens to-day. The Rev. J. NJ. Brown will be
! present.
An aesthetic looking passenger in one of the Fifth
ave and Boerum-placc cars yesterday insisted upon
the conductor sitting beside him to hear him reclte
| poetry.
In quarrel with his wife at No 100 Hicks-st
! last night, Charles Riley received scalp wound
| which sent him TO the Long Island College Hos
| pltal. No arrests made.
| Ellen McGovern, servant, twenty years old
while washing windows at No. 40 Pulaslii-st yes
terday ie from the second story and fractured her
| skull. She was taken to st. GATHERINGS Hospital.
Thieves broke into the Toulouse of George
| leeKey's stone yard, at Van Brunt and Sedgwick-
| sts. on Friday night and stole crowbars worth FLO
| which were found next day in vacant lot near by
| Opposition is encountered from the prop
| eTty--owt ers along, Pearl, High and vii
| River Bridge and Coney Island Railroad
| Meetings have been held, and committees appointed
to collect money and obtain counsel and a meeting
VIII be held at me County Court House tins after
noon to take further measures against the road.
public sale of the Prospect Park lands, compris-
ing 1000 city lots in one of the most desirable
parts Of Brooklyn will take place at the sales rooms
| No. 379 FultOn-st., Brooklyn, at noon Thursday
! November II. These lots are on the east side Of
| Flatbu5h-ave., and adjon the Plaza entrance to
! Prospect Park The sale is by order OF the Brook
| iyn Palk commissioners under authority granted
erty Will be guaranteed by the City of BROOKLYN,
@n SCo n TO 4e terms Of sale seventy per cent
! I'VE per cent. The sale will be positive.
JERSEY CITY.
,,, The Rev S. someryile Stobbs the pastor of the
| third Presbyteran Church, has resigned his pas
| torate OH account of his wife's ill health.
| DIR. Newton, State Milk Inspector accompaniod
by Health Inspector Benjamin, Detectives Hutton
and Keenan,, and Officer Pearson, made descent
yesterday morning on mill1inen al the New-York
Lake Erie and Western Railroad depot. Five mix,
men Were arrested and 800 quarts of milk de-
stroyed. The milkncn, Emmett Stoddard George
l.. Buck, were fined $50 each
LONG ISLAND.
HUNTINGToN.-Ida BTazier, coored of UuDtino-
ton was allalgned before Justice Street yesterday