New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-10
NETWORK CITY.

| Six outgoing steamers yesterday took 90, III let
| tiers and 70 bags of papers.
! i female infant was found abandoned yesterday
| on the rocks ut Tenth-avc. and FOrty-eiGhti.-st.
Annahel Mcdonald. age two years, fell into tank
Mt No. 81 Sullivan-st., Yesterday and was drowned
| The steamship Gallo sailed from San Francisco
| Friday for China and Japan, and took New-fOrk
| dates of juno so
The number Of persons who visited the free baths
| last week was: Men and boys 154, 695 women and
| girls, 81 ,S6i: total 2l6,550.
| LICENSES ISSUED AT THE CITY HALL
There W :" 'o3 licenses issued last week by the
| The sum of .6,O6l O6 was received for Croton
| water rents.
| THE roIIcE MUTUAL AID ASSOCIATION.
The quarterly report of the Police Mutual Aid
Association shows that it lost sixteen members in
the quarter ending with June: Their heirs re-
| ceivcd an aggregate amount OF $199SS 40. The
| association has 2,4G5 members in good standing.
| AvEssEL SHORT Or PROVISIONS.
Antwerp yesterday reports that on June TO- IN lati
tnde 40 80 north, longitude $50 west, she spoke
Queenstown, short OF provisions. A small supply
was given TO her.
NOT CORRECTLY NAMED.
The " little girl about two and half years Old"
| which was found wandering about Castle Garden
few days ago crying for her mamma, ard
which was cared for end named Pauline Castle
Garden, by the masculine authorities of the place,
proves to he boy
TVS, SATISFIES FOR TIE FIRST WEEK OF July.
La, In the corresponding week of last
ss a Sd s arr sss TIE Ss e Soce esfs
1902 persons. The Excise Commissioners granted
| 1873 licenses and collected So 600 in fees.
SLIGHT ACCIDENT TO A STEAMBOAT
The Fall River '.ne steamer Newport on her trip
to this city, ran OH Execution Rock, in Hell Gate,
herr tn he e r dSHs Gr c
pass ,ngers and fre yht she was put into dry dock
for repairs She will resume her trips tomorrow
FUNERAL OF d. " CARTER.
| Anumbcr of weli-lsnown artists ga ered yesterday
at She Church oftio trasgnraton to attend the fI-
| Kew. l.. G.. fIOUGhtOn. DhcW of The of the
church. and the remain, were taken to the Marble
Cemetery, where they will be placed in Il vault tenn
KILLED on r1Ir ELEVATED ROAD.
Matthcw Kennedy, ag' thirty-four an employe
| of the Ninth Avenue Elevated Road. struck by
| north-bound train yesterday, while on the ira, X
between sixty-tfth and SIxty-sixth,sts.. and vas
which he died in the Roosevelt Hospital i'll the
course OF the day.
| COMPLAINTS ABOUT ENGINE HOUSES.
All anonymous complaint was received at the
Board of Health yesterday in the regard to the
sleeping-rooms in the fire engine honces in this city.
ltl1 ALLEGED that acknesS wascauscd by the nearnoss
| TO the sleeping ircmen of the horses and manure
| pits; The complaint will receive the attention of
TIE health officers but t held to he groundcss
LOWER QUARANTINE OPENED.
The quarantine snip Ilnois was anchored in the
lower Bay Yesterday and lee eater ali vessels %2
Officer Mccartney, at that station, as in previous
sGasSnf IT. i ms % G.aSIish L9TsT 2naranl4e
| ,ad to nave been caused by lack appropriations
| to make needed repairs 10 the Illinois
| i II.
In order not TO Interfere with the conven-
| fence and engagements of many Of the
te S @" OF ne ono n1s has a' hdo GH9
| poned from Tomorrow until early in September. A
| meeting will be held At No. 40 Wall-st July II 70
consider matters in relation to the cruis', and
| arrange for races of Open boats and catamarans.
| SYMPATHY FOK HERR MOST.
Thclc ing AZ members of the Sncialistic-
| Revolutionary Club wing Of the Soc.alisic party
| IN this city last evening in the Gennana Assembly
Rooms, 10 express sympathy with Johann Most. the
editor of th' London tJClhif. v no rcfruflv
! sentenced TO eighteen months imprisonment. Rcso-
| utions amt 'eches such rs were to be expected
from the character OF the meeting were adopted or
| heard.
a HUSBAND ANp FArnrR NOT TO DE ENvIrD.
| Andrew kir"in, of No. IS Ridge ST., in the Essex
Market Police Court, yesterday, :cuscd his wife
M&rEargt' iGrty years OF agc Of being an habitual
| committed to the Island for three months and on
my i s'ie escaped errirom justice smith sent
She has two sons serving terms OF fifteen years each
| in the STATE Prison.
AssAUlTlNG 4 JUSTICE WITH RIBLr.
OF No. 40 East Eightecntli-si., was committed TO
The iomhs Prison FOR examination by Justice otter
| no"ry. On FRIDAY she appeared in court and
Gu"3ted To D. sent 60 the island. III" Justice nd
yrcd her 10 STOP drinking and reform, ard suhae-
quently directed her to leave the COURTROOM. She
again appeared yesterday, and hen the Juc.icc at
ten pt"G 20 gEG hrr 3dVlSc shr seized Bible aud
officers when they endeaVorcd TO take her down
! stairs
9chenE,II1ING ovER TnAR pPArGuTEE's sgIroR.
| appeared the Yorllvl'e .olIco Cour. yesterday
against her husband, Bcruard. Who ed for
! beating her Thursday night. Both Of tile woran's
| eyes were blactcncd and large piece of plaster
adorned the bridge OF her nose. She told Justice
Wandeil that She encouraged the visits of a Young
| man who was counting her daughter, but who aid
not find favor in the eyes of her husband Because
she advocated the cause OF the young man her hus-
| band had given her terrible heating The lat ter
admitted having struck hci, bat said ii III self
defence ~ she threatened 10 stab him. The Justice
| rcInanGcd Glcnnon for examination.
BROOKLYN.
The body found Friday morning at the foot of
Fort, mint li-u Identified at the AIOr-uc Vcsfcr-
| Gay as that of Thomas McDonough by one of his
sons.
Justice Bergen yesterday would have imprisoned
| his VITO, Mary, while he was dTunk, but lis wife
| pleaded tor him. and he placed under bonds to
| keep Ir peace.
| A sewing machine agent, Charles McAdoo doing
/ BY instruments TO Mrs. Augusta Sutton. OF 10 pa
Fourth ST.. r. D., an yestt rd'y wlen she could not
meet u payment and refused to let him remove the
machine, he struck her with club He was arrested
| and hCu Tor cNanlnat.On
The Rev j. Hyatt Smiths congregation will prob
ably remain IN tho chuIC'. editicc, recently sold
until the end of the month, the trustees OF the vii,
| | inlsbulg Savings Bank, who the purchasers.
| German Church. ut South First and Nnth-sts has
offered liLero rent for the building 1t is said
James DonOlue, laborer, of No. 800 Dcan-st
| habltualiy drinks and abuses his delicate wife
caught her b. the hair and pounded her head and
shoulders with crOckery, INJECTING severe wounds
| Her cries brought help. The brute escaped by
| Yesterday mornrg Justice Walsh sent him to iail.
| Mary 4 lice Clarke, idow, has begun n suit IN
The brooklyn CITY Court, before Judge REYNOLDS
| against Owen OConner Il New oak lawyer to re-
/ cover 81 OOO which she charges he iIlegaljv CON
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