New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-25
NETWORK CITY.

hing Charles collars are worn by children.
The Mother Hubbard buster is the favorite travel
ling cloak.
Sun.ower brocades are ORR as part of rich dresses
Tor dinner parties.
The new early English dress skirts arc shirred all
around IN two or three lunches.
Horizontal tuc1s and lengtbwise tncks are fash
ioi'abe trimmings for woollcn dresses.
James Mccormick, age sixty, Of Morrisania,
was Frustrated by fhe heat in One hundred-and-
thirty -sIAtt-st. yesterday.
Thomas C'Bren, twelve years old, was drowned
yesterday while bathing in the Harlem River near
central Bridge. Ills home WIS at No. 307 Mott-st.
SHOT BY CARELESS BOYS.
=, Matlh''w solomon eighteen years old, of No ~
East lleNeni-si, was shot in the leg and slightly
WOUNDED yestera9y by some unknown boys who
were nrlng pistol nj random III Eleventh-st.
GmLs Skull FEAcrUR d.
While PLAYING on Tie sidewalk in front of her
home, Ne. III East Twecth-st.. last evening, Mar
galrt Llinc, twelve years old, sruok the
head ny - brick thrown from the roof Of neigh
boring house. Her skull was fraetnred The police
sent merit bellevue Hospital. They were unable
10 learn who i4aa nroWn the brick.
nrIrrTr - : BhsE-BALL VETERAN.
p henrIt base htii game VIII be given soon to
Ir"rilncIit on the baleld for The last twenty-five
year. TIC game Will be between professional
players. M. l"arcc who is now forty-sevcn years
oli irst male his ai,ntarance a, ban PLAYER in
September lSjj centre field for the Old Atlantic
Club OF Brooklyn.
vTHG Az UMBRELLA IN FIGHT.
When Francis GOO win f"turncd to his home at
No; 3fS Vest Fory weight HIST. saturday night. and
~ ne wa abou to enter thc house, he met James
horton wh" lives at the same place. A dispute
aros" between them aud in the alteration which
rns'cH i"rt2a plunged the end of his nmbr la into
yesterday Horton was held to await the result of
GoodWi|s injuries.
BROOKLYN.
Charlotte Anderson age seventeen. OF No. 80 St.
Jamt S-placr, Was overcome by tie heat Yesterday
Afternoon.
The Rev. $. H. VIRGIN. of the Harlem Cong7ega-
tional Church, preached for the Rev. Henry Ward
Becchcr - PiNmoUth Church Yesterday morning
FrcCcric Badcc,er. butcher of No. 514 Eighth
ave was arrested Yesterday fer running over Cor
nehn, taRe'ty age six, on Al antic-ave. The boy
was severely injured III the back and legs.
Francis Clayton, are twenty-sevcn, of No. 216
Raymon'.-st., was struck The head with piece
OF garpipe m quarrel yesterday by Francis w.
johnson age ici ;y-three. The wound is serious.
While carelcssly handling q revolver Yesterday
Thomas Sh"Ite age sixteen, o, No. 40 Enmett-st..
shot ms latter ~ the left leg. The wound was
cared for toy IT. skinner. who extracted the bullet
George Evoraels age scvcnty-two, of No. 366
ClasSon-?v". r., civc1 injuries which are expected
to result fatally by falling at Atlantic and Nos-
tTaiil-iVes Yesterday morning. He was taken to
the City Hospital.
Louisa Krey. girl, died at st. Catharnc's Hospi-
raj saturday nom the eject of burns received last
week by the explosion of can OF kerosene which
her mother was feeding fire. Mrs. Krey was ia
tally burned and died soon afterward.
JERSEY CITY
Dennis !Ianley, Of ScvcnteeAth-st., was attacked
while walking through Morgan-si about ! . o'clock
SATURDAY. night by three men. Who Knocked him
down and robbed him OF his watch and $40 i'm
money.
The IIobokcn fcrryhoat Hackensack which left
Hohoken on her o'clock trip last evening broke "A
portion of her machinery and dIifted about until
picked mp by pas>ng tug and flowed 10 her slip ut
me foot 81 Baictly-st. The boat had large num-
her of passengers on board and there was consid-
cradle excitement for time.
As John Kean was walking through Green-st
about a. III. yesterday, he alleges that he was
accoSted by two men. who asked him 10 take a
drink He refused, whereupon the two men as
saultcd hlm and robbed him of a watch and ~ - in
money. kcan Informed Policeman Morris who
arrested john alias " iNoat' Connolly and James
Nonot. and kcan identified them as his assalants.
The prisoners were held
Officer Hinton, who on duty in Exchange
place near the cry. noticed about a. IN. vest r
day two white men and coloIed man fighting The
officer arrested the three and took them To the FIRST
Precinct Ponce Station, where the colored man gave
his name as John Russell. The white men r,.pre-
sented themselves Owen Smith, of Hartford
Conn. and James Coleman. of ONO. Russell said
that the other two and third man. who escaped,
cham and Il small sum of MONEY. The white men
were he'd for examination and Russell was detained
NEWARK.
Squire IIolcv, sixteen years of age. was arrested
yesterday morning for "A burglary committed Satur-
DAY az the house Of Joan H. Iine No :}3 Brunswick
ST. In his haste the Youthful burglar left his shoes
behind, and returning for them yesterday fell into
the hands % a policeman.
NEW-JERSEY
BEILEvITLE.-A professional regatta will take
place on the Passalc River, near Belleville y. j.
George =. lee, james Ten Eyck. George Hosmer
Frederick fiastcd and James Canult.
RNEnslpE PAGK.--A regatta of amateur rowing
clubs will be held ar Riverside Park the pasSaic
River, saturday August q. open TO all clubs in New
Jersey. The Triton. Eureka, Ariel and Institute
Climbs, OF Newark: the Ncrcid, of Bellevile; the
Acquackanonck, OF Paterson, and the Lcnnchaha
Club, % Passaic, have already made entries in the
various contests.
FRANKIIN.-W illiam Day. while riding on q train
of the New York, SuSXuchanna and Western Rail
ROAD saturday, near Midland Park fell from the
middle car under the heels and had DO h legs emf
OIL He was standing the platform and was in
t0Nicatrd nj the time of the occurrence. The train
was going al the rate of fifty miles an hour and
could not bc stopped before il about mile from
where Day fell. He talk to his home He is
i'll critical condition and will probably not recover
LONG ISLAND.
AMrYVIrIE;-Ihc body of man, apparently
sailor, was picked up OF Oak Island Beach SatIlr-
DAY afternoon 10y fisherman. II was dressed in
shirt and trousers and was much dccomposcd.
LoNG ISLAND CIrY-!n the suit OF Long Island City
against cN-rrcasnrcr Koran TO recover 800 q Nd ex
Judge lappan, rs referee has rendered decision in
favor Of the city. holding Koran and his bondsnen
responsible. Judge Iappan holds that the fact that
the Common Council gave the Ir aSurer the per
c.ntageS had no legal effect. Judge Armstrong holds
that the percentages Of MIR Koran belong to Queens
County, ane not to the city.
STATEN ISLAND
Ew-BRIGHTON-Iohn H. Starin will civa tho
Sunday school children of the north shore of Satan
Island an excursion Friday.
RICHMoND.-A pair OF twiuS has been al the Rich
mond Comfy AulshonSc for some time The Snner
intcndcnts OF the Poor now claim to have fonnd
our tht the father OF the babies is Daniel Peterson
the support OF the children.
HUDSON RIVER TOWNS.
NEW ROCHEILF2rhc Rev Mr. Icnn,ncs of ,l;o
city, filled the pulpit of the Presbyterian Church
New Rochelle yesterday. The attendance at the
members who are dissatisfied with the action of The
iresbytety TUESDAY last attended the Methodist