New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-23
NETWORK CITY.

cessiye rows of narrow lace
my dog leads me bind" is the dole1ul tale toiu
by a street beggars placard
The new hanging signs in the POST Omee corlluors
are ornamental as well as useful
The Riverside Drive is in fine condition and u
now very popular for pleasure driving
An immense iron safe is all that now remains OF
the old Nassau Bank, at Beekman and Nassau-sts
There has been sent to this office 81 for Mrs. Mary
Dunn the destitute widow at NO. 10 Sunoik-st'
WHERE THE UNIVERSITY ONCE WAS.
Clinton Hall in Beckman-st., Just torn down, was
occupied by the University Oh e GS Of tho present
for several years before the coInpietion Vi 'no O@
building in ashingtOn-square
1FcTVRE BY JUDGE TOURGHE: 80
Albion w. Tourgee, author OF Tools E c,sh
morrow evening. OF 8 o'clock, upon Nallohal buu-
cation" with special reference to lts bearing upon
the future of the South.
KEEPING A GAMBLING SHOP.
At the Tombs Police Court Yesterday, D fI1
Justice Flammer on the complaint OF Officer Holt,
of the society for the Prevention of Crime, Theodore
Edgar was held in 81 900 bail for keeping gam
bling shop at Nos 81 and 90 Chatham-st.
DYING Just BEFORE REACHING PORT.
Charles H. Sanford age foIty-eight, of New-bed-
ford Mass a passenger on the steamship OrnCco
from Bermuda, died at a. M YESTERDAY Mliie 'ie
vessel tering this port he vessel arrived at
Pier No. "a North River about noon
BLANKETS NEEDED IN MIDSUMMER, =.
Major Alec. Me. Stctson, well known tn OLD haDi
tues of the Aston House, is now living IN Estess
Park, Col. where he is proprietor ana nalager o,
hunting To those Of his friends who visit Colorado
and saws that it is necessary to sleep under blankets
even in the middle Of August.
BROOKLYN.
While smoking n pipe Yesterday afternoon at his
home No. 81 Park-placc. Thomas Mckeon age
ninety-fve set his clothes on llre ana was ~
severely burned that his recovery is despaired or
Thomas :. Thorpe, of No. $40 Washngton,ave,
while viewing the parade of the 22d and I'D kcgl-
mcnts on the Prospect Park Parade Ground IN RAT,
bush Saturday. had his pocket picked OF gold
watch valued Mt SllO.
Co,nplant was made by Thomas i. Watson, OF
No 1863 Atantc-avc., TO policeman IN LlVlngstol-
~ that William CarbOy, age thirty-thrc OF no
$50 Union-st.. night waterman assaiied hun WIN
out cause early yesterday morning. ami struck nun
IN the face with his club, iracturlhB MS I"NcI Jaw
Carboy was arrested.
Mr. Bocchers pulpit was filed Yesterday by the
Rev Albert ;. Heath, Of the North CongrTegatlonal
decided TO accept the call of the Park Congrcga-
tional Church in brooklyn, to succeed the Rev. J..
X. SIccr. Mr.. Heath viii preach ~ Fyniouth 1muT,
next sunday, and MI Bccchcr will again occupy MS
own pulpit on the first sunday in Jnnr, after his re-
turn from his lecturine tour in the West
NEW-JERSEY
UopoKrx.-Thc police made o descent on an
alleged disnrdcrly resort kept at No. 1876 Orand-st
Lv Mrs Martha Cosgrove at an early hour ycstcr-
day Mrs. CosgroVc. another woman aud three men
were arrested and locked mp.
JERSEY CITY.
horse driven by August Julin cpropricio the
PHILADELPHIA Hotel. ran away Yesterday, throwing
Mr. Julin from the carriage and breaking the vehicle
TO pieces MIR. Iulin only slightly injured IRE"
weeks ago the same horse ran away ana severity IN
urcd Mr. Julin and his wife by throwing them
from a carriage.
STATEN ISLAND.
NEW BRIGHTON-Dancl Donovan, whose family
lives in John-st.. New Brighton, and who my ster.
Onsly disappeared about ten DAYS ago las not yet
been heard from. On the night of his disappearance
he had in his possession ~. which was pMd to- Inn
10y his employer supervisor Moore. re- entered
IT 4 Il, 4 MIL tod
taking a drink hc was accompanied from tn place
nv TAYLOR. who says that he left him AZ fourth-st
and Lafaycttc-ave' about O'Clock. Nl"r wa .,
arrested on suspicion of knowing something about
Donovan's disappearance but was allowed in 90 on
own rccoguzance to APPEAR ~ court when Nanlri.
Ii is the general belief that Donovan accidcniay
fell into the Nil Won kull and WAS drowned His
wife has seven children to care for.
Rrcuuovp.-County Judge Wcstcrvclt has met
with the Richmond County Hoard OF Supcrxi1,9.rs
several times for The purpose OF appointing rome"
term las expired. Although 10 bailots have been
cast no selection has set been made. The most
prominent candidates are MIR. Wolf. the present in
cumhrnt Garrett T.. Wright and John 6. Berry ....-
At the next meeting of the Police CoinnisSlohrrs
Patroman q INary will hr tried on charge made
hy William Smith, who alleges that Olcary while
supposed Ia hc on duty, was lutnXratrd ia
groggcr at Clifton, where he assaulted smith
NEWARK.
John Schwart7man. age four living with his
parents nj No. Madison place. disappeared Friday:
Yesterday his dead body was found IN the canal
near his home.
The public school authorize, have determined 20
give a public cXhilItOn Of the work of the pupils M
the various schools OF the city in industrial drawing.
The pupils copy, make ORIGINAL designs, and draw
from dictation or mcmcrN Ia the higher classes
th,y made drawings nf objects such solids IS lin
dcrs pIranids cones and other things involving the
gcnmctr,cal lines. The teachers report that great
anfitudr has been shown and surprising amount ~
originality in designing The exhibition Will take
place June y. 10 and ! /.
Ucronimus Brodkoif, tailor living in Broomc-st.
was arrested Saturday night for drunkenness and
locked up AT the First Precinct station. Between y
and 10 o'clock Yesterday the doorman discovered
him hanging by the neck from one of the bars of the
cell door the noosa being handana handkerchief.
He was dead. Brodkof had been on spree for
Some time. and few days ago announced Ia, ntcn-
tion 10 take poison.
Mrs Sarah Anl>cr. n Jewish woman, Of No. ISL
Sprngiird-avc. complained 10 Police Justice Ricorl
Saturday night that she had been beaten 10y Mn.
| Ambrose n uriglbm and asserted that she was com
PEELED 10 submit TO much persecution because she
was a Hebrew. The Judgr promised TO inquire into