New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-20
NETWORK.

| The Jersey glove is the latest novelty
Cars now run from river to river in One-hundred-
and-twenty- fifth-st.
| The number of passenger landed at Castle Garden
| yesterday was $685.
New table linen for cloths and napkins are of
monte cloth with heavy fringe.
A new church is to be built for the African Metho-
dist Episcopal Society of Harlem.
| Jacob Lutz, child of eight months, died of small
pox yesterday morning, at No. 335 Fiftl-st.
| The saleswomen of Harlem have formed an organ
| ing hours,
The assignments Of Julius Kraiankce to Ferd-
| nand Book, and of William II. Houchn to William
| ID. Pierce, were filed yesterday.
PRoTFERED BoNDsMEN NOT ACCEPTED
The hondsnen for the bail of SclaL G. Carl, who
was arrested for negotiating stolen bonds, which
Assistant Dstrict-Attorney Fiero.
| CALLING A SPECIAL MEETING,
"A can mas 'ecn signed by majority of the Board
| of Aldermen for special meeting Tuesday next, 1t
| is understood that an effort will be made Mt that
time to confirm John r. Voorhis Dock Commits
WANTING DEFINITE ANSWER.
committee from the laborcrs employed in the
public departments called on the Mayor yesterday
| ana asked HIM if he had taken any action concern
rep a he @od bs aS ot to Sye aan M"yoE
swcr in Il day or two.
DROWNED II THE NORTH RIVER.
was found drowned in the North River, at the foot
of Fourtccntll-st., yesterday. The body of an nm
North River at Onc-hunircti d-elevcnth-st. It
was sent TO the Morgue.
HIS BONDSMNN UNCERTAIN
"Plin" White. who is charged with obtaining
money under false nrctencGs was bailcd Monday for
| > 300 II was discovered that his hOhdsman
ANOTHER bondsman was nftcrwanl 7tomnd for lin
however, ana he was again released
| TUE BLAME OK TIE OTHER SIDE.
Captain Francisco o. Che steamer Long Branch,
! which Sunday last struck canal boat towcd by
! the tug Caynga, made report Yesterday to the
steamboat inspectors. lie says the trouble was
| " he can al
| boats were toWcd by the Cayuga.
| CARS STOPPED BY FREE.
\ large tree III front of No. 10 Grand-S . which
had become decayed. fell the street ng CHIT
and made an eiectual blockade: The up-gong cars
| the line of cans reaching below Canal-st The tree
! was removed al lcngh by til" members of Fire En-
| cinc Company No. 80.
| ESCAPE OF A LUNArIC From BELLEVUE HOSPITAL
John Thompson, z madman confined in the tenn
porary asylum for the insane at Bellevue Hospital.
escaped from his keeper yesterday, and after run
ming about the grounds made his way into Twenty
,ixth-St, knocking down whoever stood in his way.
He was pursued by the hospital officers down Third
ave- 10 the Cooper Institute, where he got away
..om them.
DIsHoN 81 CLERK ARRESTED
Jesse Ii. Gould. Il young man lyiuga No. 10 state
ST., was arrested by Detectives Mcknight and Cos
| grove Yesterday ona charge of dctrnndng his
| was check clerk and used his position 10 fiji out q
BLANK check that lad been signed by Mr. kubmo
back from the bank he destroyed it, His crime was
discovered, however. Gould was locked up at Police
/
DEMAND FOR LABOR.
LargG n rs the imm'graion u.s. the demand for labor
at caste ,ardcn exceeds the '4pply yesterday ihe
! suwrn'endent OF tn" Labor Bureau said that he
| had orders for 900 men mt ~ week which he was
unable TO MI. Ifo orders had come from railroa!s
| IN All parts o, Ia" country as we'll - New-lorl
! state, from mill owners iron manufacturers and
farmers President Starr said, when questioned ON
| the subject that he 'odcd 900 men to fill the or
! dcrs that he Ind on hand.
. FOUND DEAD oN THE ELEVATED TRACK.
he police are investigating the circumstance of
| Mar<pN "A on In Mo
lopohtan Elevated Railway, who found dead
on tie track of the road near Sprne-st. on the
| night apparently by the "cmigrant train" The
FIT th2t no woney vas found in his pockets
| to 4 report that he had been murdered, which the
! police consider uniounicd.
TTE MONUMENT TO GENERAL HALPINT.
Army of the Republic, appointed TO erect head
Charles G. IIalpnc. " Miles O'R,iliy' in Cvnre,s
lills Cemetery, met Yesterday in tha Office of Spc-
and organized By cectmG d. Hams Powell chair
man, James SULLIVAN secretary, and General \. NJ.
Curils treasurer. Every member of the Post is
auihGrN'd to receive subscriptions for this lauda-
bile object.
| TIE NATIONAL RIFLE ASSOCIATION.
The Board of Directors of the National Rifle As
| ISOLATION held a business meeting yesterday after
noon. proposition was submitted TO hold series
Exposition at Atlanta, Co., and was referred to the
Executive COMMITTEE" Motto" WAS given that
stage, backed by tie association, was running be-
tween Queens and Crcedmoor and connected with
! the 10 Il. m. train. Conceal G.. I. Christensen was
elected a director in place Of Colonel Porter re-.
signed. committee consisting of Colonel T.. A.
Buck. Colonel George |. Scott and 4. Afford was
appointed 10 cndeavor 10 secure free rlusnorf3ti0n
| Tor nilItiamcn going from different parts OF the
| State to shoot at Crecdmoor
BROOKLYN.
The number of deaths last week was i3O births
19l marriages, 6O.
The new Ausonia clock factory has been com.
plctcd except putting in tine machinery
EX-Aderman Ray, of the Vhirtccnth Ward, is sick