New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-18
NEW-YORK CITY.

Policemen Patrick CoFey shot and killed a mad
dog yestcr day in front of No. - Bond-st.
John Corcoran, ge forty, Of No. 10I Bavard-st
killed.
Helen, Willie Carol Kate and Elsie" of Rah-
way n. j. send $40 to The TRIBUNE for the Sea-
side Sanitarium.
THE DoRY CROSSING ON THE OCEAN.
49,, Ihe steamship DeyHn; which arrived from Bristol
longitude IL g West. ON August 10. She sighted
the dory Little Western, from London 30 New York
All on board were well.
NO YELLOW RI YER AT THIS PORT
The Quarantine Conn .issioncrs stated Yesterday
that there were no ca Of yellow fever at present
at Quarantine. This i, considered remarkable in
view of the prevalence Of yellow fever ut Havana
and Mexican coast ports.
A. rR &c I;Iit,s G'yEN Rpy SENATOR AsroR.
valued at $500 TO be competed for at Creedmoor
next month by teams of twelve men representing
the National Guard Of the state, The trophy for
many years has been given by the Governor.
STABBED BY A FELLOW TENANT.
Jennie Dreamer, age thrty-sevcn, of No 81 South
Fiith-ave, WAS sent to the New-York Hospital early
Precinct, suffering from two stab wounds ON tbo
wrist, which, she said, had been inflicted by a fell
low tenant, Carrie Thomas by name.
EXCURSION OF NEwsBOYs AND BOoTBIAcKs
The fourth annual excursion of the newsboys aud
hootblacks of this city will be given Tomorrow by
J. II. Stariu. The barges will leave Pier No 10
North River at a. nl and will go to Boynton
Beach, NJ. ). Superintendent G. OConncr, of the
Nowsboys' Lodging House, will accompany the ex-
cursion.
STABBED BY WOMAN.
In the course OF an alteration in FiIst-ave. Tues
day night, Maria Nj. Englehardt, n cigarmaker
thirty-nne years old, of No. SO Frs-ave.. stabbed
Daniel Mann, twenty years old, of No 20 Flrst-ave,
in the lett arm, inilicting slight wound She was
arrested and in the Essex Market Police Conrt vrs
terday she was held for trial in default of ST 900
bail. f'
HELD FOR sTABBING
william a insley of No. $40 East Thirtv-siyth-st
was charged III the fOrkyille Police Court vester,
day with having, on Monday night stabbed Iosenb
Scott, OF NO. 5l6 East Fourecnth-st. DR. Onirk
Scouts physician stated that his patient was suffer
ing nom severe wound over the left eve Justice
Murray held Ansley to await the result of the In
Juries. "
GOOD WORK OF A GRAND JURY
Recorder Smyth, IN dlsn;sSing the Grand Jury
yesterday, thanked the members for the eiiectiyye
manner in which they had performed their dntos
When they began their sittngs there were 20 nris
oners IN The IonlbS awaiting the action of Tho
Grand jury. All these eases and twenty ndditiono nj
ones have been acted upon,and none was left await
ing action Wv "'iV
DELEGATES TO A CONVENT TON AT UTICA
A lalgd delegation of merchants reDresenting tho
Chamber OF Commerce, the Board of Trade and
transportation, the Autobiography oraanizatiops
lhe MIX Exchanges of New-l0rk and BROOKLYN
and the United Miikmen's Association of New Y99r,
and Kings County, left this city on te Albany hoaf
laSC nigh1 10 attend the Transportation Confsren ce
which begins at y lea to-day
CoNIIDING THIEF ARRESTED.
Sturgis f. Dick. banker of Mcadyiilc Pom,
was robbed August D.. of gold watch and chain
valued Mt $3.50, which he had left IN ham Sn"sa
while bathing at Spring Lake n j. He advsrt;.S5
for us return, Offering reward of BOO ,o6n
smith. VINO answered the advertisement
returned the property and claimed The reward Us
was arrested ana committed for trial. -
mn ASKING COOPERATION OF MERCHANTS
Ano Ne"-AorA gram exporters have been invited