New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-30
NETWORK CITY.

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Workmen were repairing and rcpaving Park-row
yesterday.
IN. w. T." has sent $40 to this ofiice-$5 for
Mrs. Mary Dunn, and 80 for another charitable pur-
pose.
Several old brick buildings in lower Broadway
near the Battery are being torn down to make room
for new structures
Street urchins were bathing from number Of
piers yesterday. In some instances they posted
sentinels to warn them of the approach OF the po-
lice.
DROWNED WHILE BATHING.
Louis Hoffman, age sixteen; OF No All East fltty-
secOnd-st. was drowned while bathing yesterday In
the East River off Forty -ninth-st His body was
not recovered.
FALLING FROM A ROwBoAT.
Francis Wolfe. age 49, fell out of rOwboat IN
the Harlem River, yesterday afternoon and was
drowned. His body was recovered. His home was
at No. GA East Thirteenth-st
INJURED ny A STREET CAR
Peter Welsh. lOur years old whose home ~ AT No
800 West Thirty -s"cond-st was run over and in
jurcd seriously Yesterday hy ear of the Belt Line
at Tcnth-ayc. and Thirty -second-st. He was taken
10 the Roosevelt Hospital
BROOKLYN.
Forty-six building permits were granted last
week
Alphonso Bauer. Of No. 1G5 Johnson-st, was ar
rested yesterday for stealing S27 from his father.
Thomas IIubcl age seven. Of No. 200 Fifth-ave,
fell into cellar Yesterday and fractured his skull
Ii is not thought that he can recover.
While talking with the Rev. Father Mcnamara,
AT No. 10 Debey osc-st yesterday afternoon, William
McCaflr,'y age ffty-nine. of No. 81 Nayy-st Eel!
from his chair and instantly died. lhe cause Oi
death Is supposed to have been heart disease.
NEWARK.
detachment Of police visited house in Wilhnr
alley early yesterday morning and arrested sixteen
negroes eight Of whom were women. The police
found that these people were living IN di~ordcry
manner
James Burns. of No. ~ Madi~on--t., was arrested
Yesterday afternoon ou % chargr of having beaten
his wife and caused injuries which resulted III her
death. The charge WAS made by persons VINO
dressed he wif'- body for burial and found II GOV
cred " ith bruises. Ms. Burns died suddenly J r.
day Tn. plN~iran' ,rpininn was that the woman
died of apoplcXy. Burns denies having bratcn his
Long ISLAND.
Rrvrrur,p.- Falmr health has l"d the Rev. G.
A. puuhIm. pastor for SOM" years "i a." sweden
borsiln S,,irty al ENcrlrad, To sever his connrc-
ton thcrr~lth.
GARprN CiIY.-Thrr, hundred mon are to he put
,t, tL fh,. ral -,o.l huildIuL ~ Garden CItt. ~
order thai n may Do, completed and or,upcd hy t
students ihc urginuIue Of the neat 81 '"ol scar D.
September.
Arr,~rIcyu1r- Th.rr has bccn an unusual
light OF snip the south side of The island ms
Sufing Eu4,nr Jichson of Atlautl'' HE. last wr,k
,hoi 3G4 large snip. other cpnucrs did equally
we'll al Quoglr and Gnod Ground.
STATEN ISLAND
Pom RfcIrNn>p. he fare ou the f. rry between
Ioit Richmond and Bergen Point, N.J., ha' been
reduced from 10 to j'rut,.
SINIrl"N.- lhr contract for building The rr-"r-
,n,r iol tlp. staten Island Water Nurk-. on Fort
Hi. >taplrton. has ben awarded. and thr WORK
has been begun.
Wrsr BRrGnroN The Rev. Simeon Bobosinian.
a native Armenian from the region OF Arardt'
preached 10 Calyar Church. West Brighton, ycst"r-
land ard the ancient Christian set 10 "hcb MS
ancestors belonged.