New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-19
NETWORK CITY.

Belgian pavement is being laid in several streets
| in Harlem.
~, j. w" sends 500 from so distant State as
| florida Tor the benefit Of the Seaside SanItarium.
| The undraned pond at the junction of iroye-st
and Ihiid-ave is nuisance in the annexed district
OF tweDty-six samples of well water examined in
| safe for drinking.
~ Two Thousand tickets have been given ont for the
Newsooys and Bootblacks Excursion, which leaves
the loot OF Dey-st, at 8 O'Clock this morning.
| ma sTARTING MINUTES LATER.
ne poat on the Staten Island Railway Ferry
which has heretofore left Whitehall Slip at 10 D. M
VIII start at lOlc during the remainder OF the sum-
mer.
Fatal. FALL FROM 4 WINDOW.
| sick bed in deirium on Wednesday night. at No.
6lo Nnth-ave.. and jumped out of window He
! BITTEN BY MAD DOG
iggns Seen years DID, Of No l5s West
Yesterday oppcse No. u Wd. s by %af dog
| The dog was killed by policeman.
| FATAL BLEEDING FROM THE NOSE.
| ,lhonas A. Matthews. age tfty-two, of Phlladel-
pn,a; was seized with 6leedine from the nose yes
Mfday morning at No 3l2 East one-hundred and
! thlrteenth-st He bed to death in FIVE minutes
| - MISSING FROM THEIR HOMES
John Reilly age forty-five is missing from No.
~ East Pourteenth-st. Goethe Casson age thirty
IIree Sfiu 70 oe deranged, is missing from No. 300
west Forty eighth-s The police were asked to look
| for them yesterday
| ExoNERATED FROM BLAME
coroner Brady held an inquest yesterday in the
case OF Jacob Rosenberg, a boy. who was run over
sd Elfa by h4rss driven by Dr. Charles Milne Of
exoperated the doctor from all blame. --"1'
| HOSPITAL PATIENTS OFFERED AN EXCURSION
ne use 81 one OF the steamers OF the Department
Charities and Correction has been rendered to the
| managers Of the Hospital for the Ruptured and
| Island late this month or early in September
CHARGED WITH AssAULrING A SHIPS MATE.
Joseph Wichstrlch. seaman on the German bari,
River, was arrested yesterday by Deputy United
STATES Marshals iie is charged with having as
saulted the mate of the vessel. The German Consul
Will lnvestgate the matter.
YOUTHFUL DEFAUITER
fore aw it y; STeen hiteen years Old was taken be-
| Court yesterday morning, by Detective Camnheu
TO answer charge of robbing A. j. Matthewson ms
employer, real estate agent at No 1879 seventh SIEVE,
ranging from $40 to 500. He was remanded until
to-day.
AN ASSOCIATION OF THIEVES
John OConnor and John Farley, officers of an
fbeHn1 band ct Young Migrants aud petty
yesterday sent by Justice Morgan at the Jefferson
Mha marx p9hce Court, to Backwell's Island for
cluding the president" are ready serving a SIX
| months sentence. ~
=, YOUNG H.LMBoLD HELD.
Mason Pell Hembold the son OF DR. Helmbold
WI" IS now confined In lunatic asylum, was taken
before Justice Morgan, at the Jefferson Market Po-
Schmittberger. Formal complaints were made
against him by Mr.. Youmans. halter F. ONeil. shoe
maker. and the Messrs. Ward shirt manufacturers
charging aim with obtaining goods nnder false nre
tenees Helinbod was held for trial in $500 bail on
each charge. ~ VIZ
- THE woRKMEN IN THE PUBLIC STORES
The hrn OF keyes Il Sucknev which has the con
tract to do the work at the Public Store for the com
forward petition To Secretary Window asking for
time to secure new men or else to make arrange
ments WITH the Old employees to continue work
some inaccuracies were founu in the petition and
the Collector refused to forward it until thew were
retain the old nen at reduced wags b te hr
positively refused to do WY
RUDE AND HAsTy STAGE DRIVER.
iady nNlng an MadIsOn-aVe., took "A broadway
ana twenty -thlrd-st. stage Wednesday. Alter she
had been riding short distance the stage was
him that she had deposited it in the box on en-
tenng he became angry and said that it was not
so ana II she did not pay her fare she would have to
get out She insis led that that she had paid il and
nc aLove on, put stopping again he made the de-
mahd second une. She was about to leave the
stage when man entered and on looking i'm m tbe
top OF the box discovered the which had be.
colne caught ana mad not fallen down.
BROOKLYN.
The Board of Supervisors Yesterday odo,tod tha
report oil the Committee on the County Farm
recommending the erection of two pavIlions at a
cost OF about $4,000 each, for the accommodation
OF the insane persons tor whom the present asyinm
has The buildings Will be erected ;,nS,a1;
atey. ''ii''ioui-
Mrs. Maria Schimkenberger. of No. 81 McKibher-
81, was severely bitten in June by a vicious dog
owned 10y Benjamin Melting of No 1875 Middleton
ST. anu III consequence thereof she spent eighteen
days III ST. Gatherings Hospital. She has now he
the dog. WYNN VI
President Shipman, of the Board of Commission
ers OF Charities and Correction has addressed Tho
arc OF supervisors, calling attention to the need
OF an adequate hospital tor the reception and care
OF smallpox patients in the county The nresent
smallpox hospital IN Flatbush is small and ont az
repair The county furnishes accommodation for
az cases OF smallpox removed by the Board Of
Health from their homes IN Brooklyn, as well as for
pauper patients. ~ 'A
NEW-JERSEY.
PERTH AMBoY.-Mss Medora Sanford has been
appointed acting postmaster of Perth Amboy in the
place OF her father, the late Elan Sanford. - " W
REPRESENTATIVES, Story. eight wears old of
Little Falls. was drowned IN the Passaic River Wei
hesu"y evening whlle attempting 10 wade across it.
HoBoKEN.-The lid of one of the tanks in Uer,
Ter ~ Sons pork-packing house, Mt No SO Washing
ton-st used for trymg-out fat was blown OH with
great force and hurled through the skyhght yeser-
severely scalded by the boiling fat.
LONG ISLAND.
iiEMPsrEAD-IIenry Sammis one Of Hempsteads |
oluest cltZenS aud the oldest hotel proprietor died
at his home, the Sammis House. Wednesday, in Tho
elghty-hith year OF his age He was born in the
est landmarks IN the town. The dead mans father
and grandfather born there and General
w asmngton honored ii with his presence when he
passed through the island
STATEN ISLAND.
NEW-BRiGHToN.-A new steam ferry has been
estaDllsned between Staten Island and Constable
Hook, n. j. 'O'oio
CLIFToN.-Frederick Mather. DEPUTY IIpitaa
states Commissioner of Fisheries has been eyamin-
ing the ponds of Clifton and other parts of Staten
establishment ~ A"0'Aiins
CLIFToN-There were one large steamship and
tnfee square-gged vessels all from Southern narts
AZ anchor on the Upper Quarantine grounds of
mo ,o hee yesterday dschargng their cargocs
mo lighters before being allowed TO come up 10 the
city. These Quarantine regulations will ha Oh