New-York tribune., 1881-08-30

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NETWORK CITY.
The interior of the Custom House is being given
much-needed coat of white paint.
a. ACKNOWLEDGED BY THE TRIBUNE.
. Sympathizer" sends 81 to Cyrus W. Field for
the Garfield fund.- through this office, and ST. has
been received anonymously for the Seaside Santa
| rium
HIS SKULL FRACTURED BY A BRICK.
jacob Heller age eighteen, OF No. 18s Wooster
day by q brick that fell from the Hstor building.
| His skull was fractured.
A LARGE SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN WEST FARMS.
the road leading from New York to Boston. by John
Q; Whitehouse intel and wife to John 7. Hill. for
$500 OOO, was recorded yesterday.
$3.50, STRUCK BY AN ENGINE
engine on and Sorthern s'ik Railroad
police took him to the Ninety Street Hospital.
KILLED BY FALLING BEAM
beam that fell down at No. II East Twenty-sec-
thirty-f3nr thirty workman on the head and broke his
skull sL The police sent him to the New-York Hospi-
~ RETURN OF AMERICAN DELEGATES
me American delegates to the International Con-
vention qi ne Young Mems Christian Association,
the steamer Circassia last Friday and will probably
reach here Septembcr6
a, DESTITUTE HUNGARIAN FAMILY.
fa1nl!y OF hungarian emigrants-man, wife
| and two chidren-was found at No 27I West-st.
Yesterday, suffering from want and sickness They
wee III sent TO the Chamber Street Hospital by the
police, and cared for there.
FUNERAL OF $. b. RUGGLEs.
drH mhe funeral OF samuel B. Rngees will be held to-
morrow morrow morning at half past 10 o'clock in Calvary
Church, at Fourth-ave and Twenty -frst-st The
services will be conducted by the Rev. Mr. Walker
assisted by other clergymen
FOUND DROWNED IN THE NORTH RIVER.
The body OF q man supposed, from documents In
his pockets to be Louis julius Graber, farmer en-
thnlo DrAtA
found in the river at the foot of West One-hindrcd-
and hftyeighth-st. yesterday. 1t was taken to the
m THE FUNERAL OF RICHARD BosTwIcK.
The funeral services of Richard C. Bostwicl were
Anthon Memorial Church. read the burial service.
were present.
NOT wHIsKEY. BUT MORPHINE.
francis sherman, age thirty-six, homeless man.
very drunk. but at Bellevue Hospital the physicians
aseertaned that he had taken morphine. Measures
We're taken TO relieve him of the drug and to coun-
/ teract its effects.
STEADY PRICES IN BREADsTUFFs
The feeling at the Produce Exchange Yesterday
was one of greater confidence and while the mar
kets were firm there 10 material change in
prices There was IA small export demand owing TO
disposition on the part of the speculators hold
their stocks for an advance.
LEAVING HER HOME IN BOSTON,
.o g,,I, seveneeen years 9d the daughter OF Bos-
on Saturday and came TO this city. On her arrival
she she was arrested ar by detective and committed to
Yesterday she was taken back to her home.
COMING FROM A DISABLED VESSEL
line. Inc Sromweil Gil Line steamer Gamma, from st.
passengers transferred from the steamship Daniel
Steinmann, from Antwerp for New-York, which was
disabled at sea by the breaking of her shaft, aud
towed into st. Johns by the steamship Sowerbv.
NOT HOMELESS AND STARVING, AS she ASSERTED.
Lille Nngent," the girl who tainted in front of
Police Headquarters and excited sympathy by her
statement that she had eaten nothing since Thurs
day, proves to be fraud. She had good home and
left it because her parents forbade her going in the
company OF a bad girl. Her real name Doscher.
vIoLAroRs OF rHF EXCISE LAW.
ns bn s"Sf % dealers bs 1sc. reanred to
Yesterday, at the Tombs Police Court. for violating
the % eSess law on SUNDAY PATRICK S Fapnng No
Richard Corbett No. 1873 Mulberry st; Patsick
Byrnes, No. 40 Mulberry st.
SEEKING AND NOT FINnyNG.
Elsie Raymond, the woman who poisoned herself
at the Brighton Beach Hotel on Saturday sonrht
some property which she claimed to have lost willie
she was unconscious, at Police Headquarters ycster-
day. IL not there, ind the Brooklyn police
knew nothing of it, She told story Of marital in
felicity rs the reason for her escapadc
COMMITTED FOR STEALING LTHoGRAPuC Arrs
Charles Wolf, Felix smith and Thomas Kinneeir
the men who were arrested for the larcenw of nine
ty-siX iithogralc plates valued at 1896, from tho
Moss Stenographic Company at No. 537 Pearl-st
waived further examination Yesterday at the Tonbs
Police Court, md were committed for trial each IN
default OF ~, 900 bail by Justice Otterbourg
TO BE TAKEN To BALTIMORE.
detective from baltimore arrived IN this city
Yesterday, for the purpose of taking back Edward
ii. Pennington who Is accused of robbing Laiiiin 81
Rand, the powder manufacturers of 5000. He fled
to tnis city and enlisted in the United sttes Army
but was recognized and Was held prisoner ON
Davids Island. Yesterday he was transferred 10
Police Headquarters.
CIVIL ACTIONS AGAINST LIQUOR SELLERS.
A great many clvil actions against hquor dealers
ia this city have been begun by William IL. Mundy
To punish them for alleged violations of the Excise
law. The actions we're brought in the Marine Court
and the cnmmonses are retnrnabie this morning The
Board OF Excise has appointed Colonel Fellows to
defend the liquor dealers, claiming that the matter
should not have been Brought into court in the first
Instance.
ARREST or A LETTER-cARRIRG.
Charles j. CreQcr, letter-carrier, who has been
in the Post Omce service for upward Of fourteen
years, arrested Yesterday for embezzling letter
containing TS addressed to Susan jackson, Summit
n, j. The prisoner who il married man with
three children confessed ms gailt Waived examina-
ton and was committed by United States Commits
soncr Deuel. to await tlio action of the Grand Jnrv
in default of ZOO bail.
STABBED FIVE TIMES
As Patrick llanoway passing out of his apart
ments, ~ No. 20 Morrs-st, on Saturday night, he
was suddenly assaulted by Edward Buckley age
thirty of the same house, who stabbed him in
dressed at Chambers Street Hospital. Buckley was
arrested, and on being taken before Justice otter
bourg yesterday, at he Iombs Police Court, was
held Tor examination III default OF 81 900 bail.
AN ITALIAN WHO CARRIES REVOLVER
Peter Nichols, an Italian cigar maker, OF No. 27
Roosevclt,st.. applied Yesterday to Warden Finn,
at the % Iombs PriSon'a i ior permission to see
patriot of his, who committed three or fonr
days ago, on three charges of assault and battery
able five chamber revolver. fully loaded 1t was
taken from him. and lie was arraigned before Jus
tce Otterbourg, ut the Tombs, who fined him $40.
-, ,FLouRIsHNd SWORD IN THE STREET.
while drunk, armed himself with large
sword, ON sunday night, and ran up Thrd-ave.