New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-02

o. s. Minister Peru Negley Of Pittsburg
S1 .fSes WsSds Albany
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~ e.ss David Hunter
NETWORK CITY.
" II. p. X" sends So for the Seaside Sanitarium.
| William A. Boyd, the Corporation Attorney, paid
to the Controller Yesterday $3.50 Is. penalties col
iected In August for violation IT city ordinances
The ting Quick Step, of Newark n: j., in entering
the ordinance dock at Governors Island, We'd
nesday, ran on rock, knocking hole in her bot
tom.
A BOY RUN OVER AND KILLED.
An unknown boy, about nine years old, who at
Fifty-nnth-s ST and Eeventh-ave., yesterday. fell
| under it and was killed.
| CUTTING AN ARTERY WITH 4 CHA M SHELL
Canaro, age ten, of Nc 65 Muiberry-st Yesterday.
struck her leg and the sharp edge of the shell cut
| an artery. The girl nearly bled to death She was
| taken to the Chambers Street Hospital.
| ST. NICHOLAS GLIB MEETING.
~ The regular quarterly meeting of the ST. Nicholas
Delaney the president. in the chair. The report of
the secretary gave the membership of the club as
| balance on hand of $4,000.
~, DEATH DUE TO FEVER AND STARVATION.
| The death of Mary Campbell age sixty a servant,
IN Bellevue Hosoital from remittent fever and star
yaton, was reported to the Board of Health yester-
dav. She o " taken to the hospital August %
extreme exhaustion from sickness and hunger.
MR. DELMoNICos SICKNESS.
\, Lorenzo Delmonico the WE'LL known caterer, of
| and has been a. Sharon Springs, New-York since
the firsf Of July telegram ceived at his restap
condition was worse. but it not considered dan
| gerous.
RELIEF FOR WESTERN TOWN
Subscription lists circulating in behalf of the
| CITY of New Uhm. Minnesota, which was devastated
for its relief, consisting of Carl schurz Coroner
Elllnger Justice Otterbourg, and others and SUBJ
| sctipt'ons will be received by Edward Uhl of Tn
BREAKING A FELLow-woRKMAN's LEGS.
Daniei Best1Mn, Of No s3s second-aye., foreman
was arraigned yesterday at the Tombs for throwing
George Scheiler, foreman bricklayer at the same
| legs were broken by the fall Boston was held i'm
| default of 5000 bail.
| REscUING FARM WAGON.
Robert Christian and other employees at
Castle Garden yesterday rescued The farm wagon of
j. Bush. OF Flushing, t. L., which went overheard
both horses being drowned. The wagon Was float,
| ing OH the Battery, and is at Castle Garden.
MI mr.. bush has SUIT against the company for 5000
| ,, WASHED ASHORE ON RANDALL's ISLAND
a. me nGdy Oh the young woman, who Wednes-
| Sylvan, at the foot of Observation-Disclosures
| nnth-st, was washed ashore Randars Island
| yesterday. II was taken to the Morgue. The wom-
| an about twentv-sx years old. had brown
hair and bluo ewes, and wore n dark alpaca dress
| white apron, white stockings and slippers.
= THE DANGER OF MAKING TOO MUCH NOISE.
Tenth Prednct on wednesday, ng 5sfn h St ne
screams mt No. 81 Chrystie-st., entered and found
Ah S ma rSe Of thf M
five other women, inmates of the house. Yesterday
morning Justice Murray held Mrs. BerGin for trial
on charge of violating the excise law and also for
keeping disordery house. The inmates were re-
leased from custody.
RUNNING AWAY FROM HIS UNCLE
boy, twelve years old begged for employment
steamer SarafOCa md
told ptiful story OF distress to the svnna-
thy Of the captain. policeman took him 10 Police
Headquarters where he varied his story with sew
eral statements, all Of which were found TO be
untrue. He WIS discovered to he Charles Halt of
| Troy who had run away from his uncle with whom
| him back.
DREAMING WINDOWS MAucIoUsIY.
band OF men who are supposed to belong to the
Early Closing Association threw stones through the
| at No. 2S5 Grand-st., yesterday morning mt 3
| o'clock. They demolished the window and n large
| were throw in n shower over Isaac Lichtensfein.
the son OF the propretress of the store and he pur
sued the ruffians. They escaped. however This is
the third time that this store has been attacked.
DAMAGED BY COLLISION
| Mcssrs Funch, Edvc & Co.. AGENTS of the steam
ship Augrtus, which sailed from here for New
castle on August 4, received dispatch from Lon
dor. Yesterday that she had put into Dover Roads
with her bows stove in and her fore compartments
| steamship Hector, off South Foreland The cargo
of he Augustus consisted off, s3 bushels ofwheat.
| bacon
! pork. canned goods, ocake and lard and was in
sured for its full vanc of about 100000.
ARRIVAL OF PERSONS FROM A WRECK.
| William JeX, who was n passenger on the steam
! ship Pailas when she wrecked or Corn Island
| on August ] on her from New York to Belize
and Captain Jago and the other officers of the
| steamer. arrived from Aspin wall yesterday by the
| steamship Aeannco. report of the wreck was
| puhshed in THE TRIBUNE August "a The
| Pallas WAS screw steamer, 259lo feet in length
| 81 feet beam "a feet depth of hold and $50 tons
| capacity. She was built in Middlesboro England
| in 1871, aud was owned by the Royal Netherlands
| Steamship Company.
| REOPENfSG or A CATHOLIC COLLEGE,
| Mount ST. Marv'S College. in Emmittshurp MARY
land, which in financial distress last year win
| be reopcned September 3. Through the efforts of
| the new president of the college the Rev. DR. Will
| lam Bvrne Vicar-GeneTal of Boston aided by Car
| dinal McCloskcy and Archbishop Gibbons a consid
the college. Concessions also made bv credit
The Office of vice president has been offered 10
| the Rev Father H. r. Northrop, pastor of ST pat
rcks Church Charleston and it is thought that he
| will accept Imposition.
| Providing FOR A DESTITUTE FAMILY
| AT the Tombs Police Court yesterday afternoon
| before Justice BiXby, Mr.. Lundberg agent of tho
Society for the Prevention of Cruelty 10 Children
appeared TO prosecute charge of habtua intoXica,
ton against jeremiah Sullivan who lives with his
| wife, in squalid rooms at No. 26 Rector-st where
his children, John, ten wears old Kate EIGHT veors
and Jerry, sixteen months old were in n destifntc
| condition. Snl Ivan had sold all of his furnitnrc
and the famlly slept the floor He was committed
| to BlaclwelPs Island. Two of the oldest children
were sent to the Sisters of Mercy and Mrs. Sullivan
ana the baoy 10 the Charities Commissioners.
| FOUND WITH TOO MANY GOLD WATCHES
| Several complaints have been made lately in re-
gard 10 gang OF pickp0ckets Mt the pier used by
the Glen Island boats Mt the of "a