New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-31
NETWORK CITY.

Company ~ OF the 71st Regiment will 20 into
camp at Coney Island August Is.
Long narrow tables are used in libraries over
winch Is spread the favorte Japanese table scarf
=, The assignment Of William f. Croft to Richard
Office. " Ho N'uh'y NierAb
The Earle Child will supply ice to all sick persons
III need OF 1t, and wishes the addresses Of snch
THE TRIBUNE has received 81 from "T W. for
Mrs, Fitzgerald and her sister. and S1 from dUa
widow for the Earle Guild W alvin
b more aota ahan 900 immigrants arrived yesterday
| ana 1or the month Of July 33,s4O ''00o'
A FALSE ALARM FROM TAMMANY;
kent nnder Inn IN aanmmany Hail. which is usually
nopo .nueL lock ana Key, was left open for some
reason Yesterday morning, and an alarm was acct
aentaay s0dde which bToughttwo or three Engines
were not needed. p' AN'ii se''iooS
nh, MISSIONARY IN POLICE WORK
90 to Gmatemala JoseGh Pratt who has engaged to
e an af on the steamer City Of Para elega
| be absent six weeks. '''' 10 "
r. TWO AND A HALF HOURS LESS WORK.
In compliance with the wishes Of the members of
BraIcn NO. OF the Dry Goods Clerks Early Clos
goods merchants of Grad-st have aprced TX cns
on ga st "a business saturdays Mt O'clock D. H.
VA w .'oi august o. instead of 11:30 as heretofore.
Edward Furey age thirty Of S sdo0 Is Wash.
ngIon-s was struck on the head with spade YES
i'Soy LII quarrel with John Lucco and severely
INJURED, Furey was taken to the Chambers Street
and Lucco was locked up in the Oak Street
In the Essex Market Police Court Yesterday he
lore lore Justice Smith, Richard Book, age seventeen.
ts"a" Haernler age hfteen, Samuel Levi age thr,
| Zen, Morris Sonnenberg, age twelve and Michael
Mo hss fifteen We're arraigned for robbing
OF ,Tio In American and German money The vnptb'
tn iievss IN whose possession 500 was found were
| nei" ior trlai III default of $500 bail each
THE EXPENSE OF FLOURIsIIING PISTOL
| of he
fpecp5nG1t, was compainant in the Jefferson Mar
Havs o'Sf b CoGrt Yesterday morning against John
Eiehthave The officer told justice BHb tho near
Hays "n fbe t,omy GJeng nc was about to arrest
revolver and pointed it at him. HAYS was com.
| united Tor trial in default of 81, 500 bail
| NOT CARING FOR THE POLICE
Detective Hess, of the Tenth Precinct. observed
Snr tw9 men engaged in alteration at
nnon en ana Chrystie He nterfered where
the sne Re9 cS2rss H.ss Of No. q
police OF New-York as we do for the Car of Rus
custody, and Justice Smith, in the Essex Market
r,, ohce Court yesterday morning fined him SIO
The prisoner and his antagonist had been at a Nj.
Mist meeting. " "
sHADowING A POLICEMAN
on r1ce ~ Grook OF the Seventh Precinct while
oy man for thirty minutes He finally approocbed
the fellow and asked him his reason for continmouslv
an unloaded revolver from his hip pocket. Crook
selAeu the revolver and arrested the man. who gave
a. Cnlu
bia, N. Y. He was fined $40 in the EsssS Norlnt
Police Court yesterday morning Ne'
Al u. AhhrAchEp by GANG or RuFFIANs.
.. AS IerDert r. Astin. OF No. 2S2 East Eightieth-
81, was gong home early yesterday morning he was
attacked by gang OF ruians, who gave him n
severe beating. He caught one of them and MANAGED
to hold him, despite his struggles until policeman
d Ina,o lie man was arrested aud taken before
later III the day where he gave his name as Rcbar3
Henry, age eighteen of Seeond-ave. and Seventy
fDr pna
- WORTHLESS CHECKS AT LIQUOR STORES
Detectives Flanagan and Dilks arraignod before
yesterday afternoon, George Ii. sheldon at No ID
Gaorgs w9g o was charged by liquor dealer
passing at his store worthless check for S35. The
ehecS was drawn on the Citizens Bank, aud signed
tG a%le .jcr t right Co. Mr. Clarke told by
Go com IN TIE bank and thai he knew Of no such
urn II, nor OF Mr. sheldon. sheldon admitted having
passed the cheek but insisted that lie took it from
nmnolher person surprising it to be good. Michael
niaaaa or no Sio Gand-st, was also
ing worthless Chez for 25 at his liomor store pe
Gently. This check was upon the National Broad
way Bank, and was also countersigned Lawrence.
Wright ~ Co. Sheldon was committed for trial in
default of 81 900 bail. ''''' -
BROOKLYN.
There were thirty four permits issued last ,yeel,
for the erection of new buildings.
The local and standing committees of tho BOARD
OF Educaton ior the year were appointed yesterday
by President Nauger
yesterday appointed DR.. Henry O. Plympton son of
Professor Plympon, of the POLYTECHNIC Institute TO
the temporary suporintendency of the FIatb,lsh
Hospital, IN place of Dr. p. l.. Schenck resigned.
A map Of the Coney Island and Fort Hamilton
Railroad Company was filed yesterday in the Regis
ter's Office with Theodore Magnus president and
the following directors: Alfred Tully and j. II. O.
Sherwood, Of the Manhattan Beach Improvement
Company James Hardie. Andrew Jochum w g.
Herbert ir. and Michael f. Finnegan of Flatbush
An autopsy was made yesterday on the body of
Mrs Catherine Peck, who was found dead in bed at
to be fatty degeneration of the heart and liver
superinduced by the excessive Use of alcohol and
also by injuries received by falling down stairs
while intoxicated
certificate of analysis of the water used bv dif
sioner French from Professor A. Il. Leeds of the
Stevens Institute of Technology. The purity of the
the following order of excellence: BROOKLYN 0tidge,
wood water Philadelphia, Baltimore Washington
New-yor tCrotonl, Jersey City, Hoboken and New
ark, Oswego, Wilmington, Dol., and Boston Co
chituate.
The Injunction asked by Demas Strong to restrain
the Brooklyn Cross-Town Railroad Company from
paying oil certificates of indebtedness amounting to
10000, was granted yesterday by Judge Reynolds
OF reducing its capital stock from 800, 900 to
$1,000 The company had previously paid off
$4,000 OF these certificates, the issue of which,
Judge Reynolds decides, Illegal.
A meeting of the Rapid Transit Commissioners
was held yesterday in room No. 20 of the Court
House The commissioners were appointed TO decide
whether the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
should construct its road on the route laid out by
them. They are United States District-A ttorney
Ienney, Edmond briggs and General J. b. Wood
ward. Property owners in Fulton and Adams-sts
were represented by counsel who protested against
the construction of q road in those thoroughfares
The Rapld Transit Commission appointed bv Mayor
Howell, June 2. 1880. selected the route adopted by
the company. The commissioners adjourned to
August H. at 10 a. IN.