New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-28
NETWORK CITY.

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morning, but the sun soon made thel TOO weak lor
the sport n.o j.,
Morris K. Jesup has contributed $50 to the
French Protestant work in the United states ana
the Rev. DR.. II. NJ. Scudders Sunday school, DIooA-
Ign, over $50 more.
FOUND I'LL IN THE STREET.
Scott Lord, jr, was taken suddenly i'll Yesterday
morning at Madison-aye and W.T. tro
was assisted TO his house: No. ia West fhUS
eighth-st., by the police of the Ninth Precinct.
A REPORT WITH NO FOUNDATION. a.,
rumor has been in circulation that tng HauSO
Square Garden had been sold; that the DuoIg va" a.
TO be torn down, and that dwelllhg-houses "eIp W
be erected on the SITE 1t was ascertalned AZ 'ie
Office in the building yesterday that theIe was ho
truth in the report.
POLO CAPS STOLEN.
The police were requested yesterday to look 1or
three dozen polo caps which were stolen on oa1 Ti
CAPS belonged to j. r. Terry & CO.. matters, No. $50
Broadway and had been imported for the use Oh a
polo club in another city.
SALE OF SEATS AT THE ACADEMY: =,
The sale of seats at the Academy of Music for the
performance of william Tell" this evening mas
been very large. and 1t was announced on ~
that only few seats remained at the dlsp9sai OF
the box Office. The demand for tickets for frlday
night has also been heavy.
KILLED Ely A RUNAWAY.
The body of the young man who was knocked
down and killed at Broadway and Twenty-ninth-st,
while he was trying to stop runaway teaM u
Saturday, recognized yesterday as that Oh @
olas McMahon age eighteen, of No OIL Nlnth-aVe;
II was said that he was in need of employment and
was seeking for place to work when ne was Aine"'
ROBBED BY HIS SON.
Michael MeCabe of Tompknsvllle, staten island,
Informed the police of this city yesterday that ne
had been robbed of 1920 in bank notes Dy MS son
Francis sixteen years old IRe 3Gy f Ss father was
oseep ON Saturday night. He left his home before
daylight and yesterday he was seen on Terry poa1
coming to New-York with two other boys named
Philins II was supposed that the boys mad planned
runaway together.
DEATH OF A sHIpwRECKED CAPTAIN;
The Spanish steamship Castillo arrived at TINS p3ro
from Havana Saturday and anchored on tn5
Battery. Yesterday the captain OF the VesSei Nsteu
the Coroner's Office and reported that one OF ms
passengers had died On board the vessel The man
was Vincent Castellany Y Cullen. captain of the
Spanish brig Isabel, which was wrecked on tno
coast of Mexico some months ago. lie HaG u oo en
piyen free passage on the steamship ana was OH
bls way to his home in SPAN. His death was
caused by apoplexy.
AN INTERNATIONAL EPISODE.
There was badly disappointed Italian IN PARK
don the overcOat which he had been carrying on
his arm, and being SO fat as to need assistance IN
oyercoat in his hands and turning his back, begun
fumbling about for tue sleeves. The Italian, not
understanding the words which accompanied these
movements. and surprising that the 9vercoat was
Gift to him. walked away with it: 1t proved hard
work to overtake him and dispel his deluson
oBJEcnNG TO THE SMELL OF cAMPHoR;
David Pike of No. 80 East One-hundrcd-and-
twelfth-st was prisoner in the Yorkyllle Police
Court yesterday, on complaint OF Alexander k0ach,
a conductor ON the Second Avenue Railroad. ,kOach
stated that Pike, while seated IN the car, drew
hottie of camphOr from his pocket and began TO
battle his head The smell of the camphor was very
annoying to the other passengers, and he tod fiKe
10 put it away. Pike then rose and assaulted MN:
Justice Murray after hearing the defence, decided
that Pike was the injured person and discharged
him. oo,~
A free dispensery. to be called the Prospect
Heights Dispensary. is to be opened III F1ith-ave.,
probably between Eighth and Sixtcenth-sts.
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A meeting of property-holders will be heid IN A.
lantic-st on Wednesday to take action against the
proposed tunneling of that thoTOughfare Tor RAPID
transit purposes
Patrick Dryer, of No. $50 Hicks-st, Brooklyn,
reported 10 the police yesterday that thieves entered
his house on Friday night aud stole gold watch
and chain worth SlOO
Joseph Middleton, age thirty. Of No. IA Wythe-
ave-, Brooklyn, at a late hour Saturday night, was
stabbed in tue back and right arm by John Qurk,
age eigSteen of No. 80 South tlfth-St. IN quarrel
at Biddleton's house. His injuries are not danger
GUS.
The police of the First Precinct, Brooklyn, arrest
ed John Firth ago forty. of No. 144 Prince,st,
yesterday morning. The charge made against nun
was that he went into the room Of Mamie GIL, age
brutal outrage, in the absence OF the rest Oh Ve lam
fly.
The police arrangements in regard to hacks and
carriages for the Patti concert at the Academy OF
Mnsic this evening follows: Those deposlting
passengers previous to the concert can come in
either way; but those taking up passengers aiter
Clinton-st., and depart by way OF C0urt-st
Julius Strahlen a printer who lives at No. 1S4
Moore-st. Brooklyn, discovered ABOUT Two lnonllls
ago that his wife carrying on secret cores
pondence with f. A. Albrecht, grocer, OF No. JOG
Bushwick-ave. Mrs. Strahlen took her own lie
when her husband Informed her of his discovery,
and some of Albrecht's letters read at the
CoroneTs inquest Strshlen went to Albrechts
house yesterday and after war OF words attempted
TO shoot the grocer. The printer was turned over
TO the police who locked him up.
JERSEY CITY.
Three new cases of smallpox were reported to the
Health Inspector yesterday.
A five days celebration of the thirtieth anniver-
sary of the Central Methodist Episcopal ChuTch was
begun yesterday.
Philip Drum was found dead yesterday in his
house No. 90 Sprngield-ave. Saturday night he
drank heavily. He was bachelor
The jury in the case of Richard HOwklns. tTled 1or
enlightenment, went out Saturday noon and had not
agreed upon a verdict late last night.
James English patient in st. Franciss Hospital,
reported yesterday the Sisters IN charge that some
one had stolen his watch, which he had concealed
under the mattress. The police were informed
McComb's butcher shop, in Montgomery-st., was
entered by burglar between two and three o'clock
yesterday NOR ing. Sergeant Snrope Of the Fourth
Precinct saw the burglar leaving the place and
gave chase, but could not overtake the fugitive.
There was nothing stolen.
Two young men, who gave their names as John
Daly aud Thomas Leahy were arrested yesterday
on suspicion of being the men who assaulted Mary
Murphy, a tobacco factory employe, on, Saturday
night and robbed her of Yl2, her weeks wages.
They are held Tor examination.
Michael Mclaughlin who lived at Ash and IIalla-
day-sts and whose family is in extremely dest ute
circumstances, died yesterday from smallpox
About week ago the family put of the
house for non-payment of rent. Three of the chill
dren are Frustrated with smallpox, and there Is
neither food, fuel MOI money in the house.
Frederick Tietjen was arrested at late hour on
Saturday night on a charge of larceny lie was a
spectator at a game OF draw poker in John OBrieDs
rum-shop, at Warren and PlymOutll-sts., and when
he MI became N
quietly picked up and pocketed the money on the
fable amounting to $37. james Vane, gn-mIll
keeper, who one of the players accused Iietjen
of having taken the money. This rieten did not
deny, but said that he had frequently lost money
playing poker in Yanes place. The prisoner was
held. - .