New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-24
NETWORK CITY.

| IuS-pOat racing ennvenS the East RIVER daily.
Broome-st. from Broadway to Elizabeth-st. is be-
ing repaved, and Frankfort-st is to be improved in
the same way.
~, A crowd collected in Nassau-stt Yesterday to
watch the Efforts of mouse to reach the sidewalk
| from where it had fallen into the gutter.
WORK DELAYED AT FULTON MARKET.
Swing Owing to the depth of water at Beekman and
the foundation of the new Fulton Market, work is
| going forward rather slowly.
| FALLING FROM TIE ELEVATED RAILROAD,
Morris IIutuck. age thirtv-three an emplove on
the Second-aye Elevated Road, fell from the track
at and-sxteentl-st. yesterday
tured lie was taken home in an ambulance.
MILlTIAMEN GOING TO A BALL.
full,dress ball at the Branford Point Hotel, Bran
| ford Conn, on Saturday evening. The company
at New-TIaven Saturday morning by the New
Haven Grays.
M,ss 1oUTf TE aaEoI ADMITTED I1H g TO nA
charged with obtaining goods under false pretences
was admifted to bail YESTERDAY ct the District A.
prisoner, became his surety in bonds of 5000 in each
| of the three cases against him
| ,ADJo5pRNMENIs BY JUDGE BLArcHFonD.
Judge Statehood opened the I'm ted States Cir
emit Court yesterday for the hearinq of motions
Inc hearing IN tie suit of James W. Wilkinson
Ia, and the case Of the Dock Commissioners against
the hhineiander estate was adjourned to October7
POISONED AT IT'S MOTHERS BREAST
Catharine McCabe, No. 6s Downne-st n dis
solute looking woman was taken before Justice
Morgan yesterday morning at the Jefferson Market
Police Court charged with intoxication On Mon
dav night she dropped her nursing child i'm the
street. IL was taken to hospital where the doctors
said te oaDy was suffering from alcoholism through
island. " viz
DIX T W RY nAyI Nc 5s EARS rEnFoRATEp
reported at the Bureau of Vital Statistics yester-
day. the death at No. S13 Second-ave of Therese
Jabnrek, child of eleven months, from eryslp las
order to allow the Insertion of earrings. This
trouble was complicated with diphtheria Int the
erysipelas was the primary cause of death. IN the
opinion of the doctor.
~ DINNER TO PRESIDENT WHITE.
The Executive committee of tho Cornell Alumni
Association of this city, met yesterday ut No So
Wliam-st., and decided to give dinner to Prcsi-
dent dent White on his return from Germany, at the
Cornell Stewart L. Woodforl and others of the resi-
dent trustees of the college will be present, and
pected to arrive III the first week in September.
- AN ADDITION TO BELLEVUE HOSPITAL
Inc foundations are lnid for new building at
be devoted to the use of women and children. Ma
lor Russell, acting warden of the hospital stated
yesterday that the building will be ready for occu-
pancy by November l. 1t will be two stories il
height, have frontage Of ls5 feet on Twenty
of brick with blue stone trimmings and will be fin
;shed i'll rosewood.
ADYING wOMAN's STATEMENT
coroner Elnnger took the ante-mortem statement
on Monday night mt the Ninety ninth Street Hospi-
tai OF Bridget Mansfield, who was thrown from
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eighth-st. and Courtland-avc. by her husband on
Sunday. The dying woman said that her husband
swer she gave him angered him and lie threw her
out of the window. He had threatened 10 kill her
several times before.
PHYSICIANS MISTAKE
young man named Martin Gu mini CHAM who
lived at No. 533 East Twelfth-st., was shot in the
the wound was similar to the Prssident's. because
the ball entered at about the same point The
sad.1iS MhGn was Mad1 ier@y excited con-
passed und the skin and out at point less than
three inches from the point of entrance and that
death resulted from compiled ion of chronic dis
eases.
RUNN1NG INTO A scoW N THE EAST RIVER.
Hunters Point To Thirty -fourth-st, was in mid
stream yesterday afternoon IT'S bow came into col
sion with sc"w in tow of the tugboat f. Dassori
that the boat. had sustained no injury re-
assured them An officer of the ferryboat said that
the Suffolk County whstled for the tug to 90 TO the
formers stern, and without answering the whistle
the tug tried to cross the ferryboats bow.
AN UNRFCoNCuABLE PAIR
James DCunnlnghan, Of No. 40 East Sixteenth
ST., was pri soner in the Yorkville Police Court
battery. About four months ago Mr. and Mrs. Cum
ningham separated. On Monday evening about |
and strolled into Central Park They finally sat- sat-
down on bench near the lake to talk about a re-
caught Hs we bv t hs Tdb
struck her in the face. Her screams brought polce
man to the scene, and Cunning ham was arrested
He was held in default of $500 bail for trial by
Justice Murray.
BROOKLYN.
Deaths last week, 2sS births. 24f; marriages.
A Fuiton,st, liquor seller advertises Merry
making materials"
A number of Fulton-st. shopkeepers who sweep
rubbish from their stores into the cutters were d-
rected yesterday to have II removed in twenty-four
hours and not TO violate the law which forbids the
putting OF any filth into the street.
Henry Baer, of No. 10 Delancey-st, New-York
was in court yesterday, charged by his wife of No
GO Grand-st Brooklyn with deSertion She al
legged that he first went away in 1875, and in 1879
returned and stayed n year. He then again de-
serted her. The case was adjourned.
number of small boys have been arrested in East
New York for throwing stones at the trains of the
Manhattan Beach Railroad. They were arraoned
Monday, but all protested their Innocence and N
positive evidence against only one was forthc0ming
the others were discharged and that one. Thomas
Flahcrty' was fined S5.
The First Baptist Church of Chicago of which |
the Rev. Dr. George {. Lorimcr recently pastor
has gwen n call to the Rev. DIR. Wayland Howl of
the Strong Place Baptist Church. DR.. Hoyt's
he has been its pastor at two seperate times About
five years ago he returned to it from Boston pul-
pit
There is scheme among of the members of St |
Anthony's Roman Catholic Church agaiDst some of |
whom Bishop Loughlin has illuminated the threat |
of accommodation If legal proceedings against |
him are not dessted FROM to form an Independent |
Catholic Church. One member has said that if the |
Bishop excOmntinicates HIM he will Join the |
Methodist Church 1t Is regarded as probable that
apuDlc meeting will be held in the church to con-
slider what the Law Committee shall do.
AyOuthful swndler, whose victims are the friends
of his grandfather is under arrest. He is Godfrey
NUM-, age nineteen, of No. III Myrtle-ave He
lived with his grandfather, whose name he would |
On obtaining these he would pawn them Frederick |
B0egei, OF NO. l90 Johnson-st had him arrested for