New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-03
NETWORK CITY.

" IL. L." SENDS $IO Tor the Sea Side Sanltarum.
Many localities in the annexed district have had
| attention from the Sanitary inspectors.
The Rev. Mr. Blair has been called to the pastorate
OF the West Farms Dutch Reformed Church.
The Rev. J. p. Wilson has resigned the pastorate
of the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS United Pres
| byterian Church.
George e. Woeot Of Bsnks fell and fractured red
NewYork Hospital.
The immigrant arrivals at Castle Garden in
August numbered $3.50, an increase of 1913
over the same month last year.
The Controllers report for August shows that on
August 81 the net debt of this city S99,399,-
$50 70, against 800, $780, 94 40 on July 81.
KILLED by FALLING DOWN STAIRS.
James Meagher age thirty-five of No. 445 East
Eighty third-st fell down stat rs at his house on
Thursday, and was fatally injured. Yesterday, ke
died.
DYING FROM CONSUMPTION AT SEA.
The coroner was lied yesterday to hold an in
seansbp S Of Who on de ei
while at sea of consumption.
HALF RATS FOR RIFIEMEN.
IT. The New York Central and hudson River Railroad
VIII furnish transportation to teams from the inte
rr,or attending the fall prize meeting at
FALLING THROUGH A HATCHwAY.
August Wnnnct, aged thirty four of No. 329 Mad
ason,st,' while at york last evening in HobbXs
Tell through hatchway and was killed
-, DRowNDED WHILE AT WORK
Enarlcs Olsen age twsnty-eight, while at work on
evening, accidentlv fell overheard and was
drowned His body was not recovered Olsen lived
AN UNEXPLAINED DEATH
,o an Unknown man. ahont forty-iye years old, with
dark-broWn hair and short side-whiskers died sud-
denly IN the Elie Hotel. az No 1856 West-st., yeser
day. The police OF the Fifth Precinct were not
death.
PASSING A WRECK AT SEA.
The ship New World, which arrived at this port
August I6 in latitude 48o OBJ North ionqitude SIS
2S west wreck tioating bottom mp, with her port
of fishing vessel
SUSPECTED BECAUSE or TuEIR PROPERTY.
Edward Parmee and Charles Z, Collins, of Al
bany, were arrested Yesterday with come property
in their possession which, it was suspected, they
had st9en Detectives sleyin and Lauthier, who
made the arrests, had the prisoners held at the JEFF
ferson Market Police Court for examination
HAMILTON FIsus ILLNESS
Hamilton Fish Jr., sald TO n TRIBUNE reporter
illness were greatly exaggerated. His father had
an o1 OF f nGi {eston few days ago from winch
ialher INTENDS 10 start on pleasure trip next week
TIE RESERVOIR TO DE SOLD.
The CORPORATION Counsel has decided that the De-
partment of Public Works must sell at public
auction the material of the Fortysecond-st reser-
voir which is to be removed. 1t was the intention
of the Commissioner of Public Works to allow the
contractor 10 retain he material part payment for
the work OF removal.
AID FOR DEAF MUTEs
The Church Mission 10 Deaf Mutes in a circular
inst issued calls the attention of the Protestant
Episcopal churches to its work and needs and asks
IL
services Tomorrow be appropriated To the society.
In ydual contributions are also asked which can
be sent to the Rev. Thomas Galaudet at No. West
Eighteenth st.
HELD on A CHARGE or BIGAMY.
In the ESSEX Market Polls Court yesterday after
1Gl East Thlrty-scSond-st, for trial in default of
was made by his first wife. Rose Newman The sec.
oud VIE is known as Mary Slatterley and lives in
the same house with Newman. The latter admits
both marriages.
THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE FAIR.
The American Institute Fair which opens on Sep
TENDER l4th promises to be one of the most success
be exhibited Mr. Iiul the General smperintenent
Is now actively at work. surrounded by a host of
decorators and painters. Music wiz be furnished
by the Ninth Regiment band, and concerts Will be
given every afternoon and evening.
STABBED BY A Bo0TBLACK
. 'n,rlcs nGandn' aEe nineteen OF No 20 Marion
Sprng-st, was sabbcd III the back, yesterday morn
ing, by Miguel Wiener, an Italian bootblack Vioner
was plying his trade in front of the hotel and when
Leaman ordered HIM away he refused to co. The
porter struck him, and Wiener attacked him with a
took him to Police Headquarters.
COMPLAINTS OF IMMIGRANTS.
IwelVc 90 the Irish Immigrants who arrived from
Liverpool on the Gulon Line steamship Nevada, on
Teursday, laid complaint eefore the Commission
ers of Immigration, about the food furnished during
the voyage which they said was very bad Budget
Doan was the only complainant present nj the
Commissioners investigation yesterday She re-
peated the statement made in the complaint
Henry horpe the steeragc steward and Mr. Gibson
the passenger agent dcued the charges
LEAVING HER FRIENDS IN ANXIETY
dispatch published yesterday stated that Mrs
H. Nj. Harvey, widow, had disappeared from her
home in Charles City County Virginia but had been
traced To West Point which place she left on August
y, for this city. Since her departure from West
Point, no information about her movements has
reached her friends IN Virginia, and they now fear
that she met with i'll treatment IN this CITY The
police state that they have not yet received any re-
quest to search for the missing woman.
BROOKLYN
Ia all u of tla Sott, e.
at Prospect Park will be given to-day.
Tho body of man found in the Gowanus Canal
on Thursday proves to be that of John Kilev ace
forty, Of No ~ Sackett-st 1t is supposed that he
fell into the water when drunk.
The Rev. DIR. James M. Ludlow arrived home by
the steamer Scythathis week aftera six months alb
scence III Europe and the Holy Land, and he will
reoccnpy his pulpit IL the Westminster Church to-
morrow.
Francis Buckingham. of No. 40 Second-st.. who
was arrested on Thursday for asSaulting tile GIRL
in Prospect Park, released from custody yester-
day. Owing 10 his parents persuasions the father
OF the gif would not press the charge against him
The five men arrested on suspic on of being con-
neccd with the shooting of John Dunn nj 81 nicrtc
in Myrtle Avenue Park on August 30 were brought
to trial before Justice Fisher Yesterday The evi
dence showed that Dunn shot himself and the pris
were released. f
suit to recover $4,000 damages has bcan
brought in the Supreme Court in behalf of FII,n
Crowley, against the Jersey City Brewing Comp,nU
1t Is charged that the plaintiff was crippled FOR e
asI year oX being run over by one of the company's
wagons III WarrenSt., near College-place this citv
An order TO serve the summons and compln int Nv
publication was made Yesterday. -
At the instance of Robert Wilkn of the Sociat,,
Tor the rreVention of Cruelty to Children the police
Mccall, age eight, on the charge of VACANCY The
BOY was found III Furman-st., where he had senf
9r several NIGHTS He said that his father lived at
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