New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-28
NETWORK CITY.

A mad dog shot by Policeman Carr at No.
900 Pcarl-st. Yesterday.
In these days Of superfuous summer the cry of the
aesthetics :, am limp, and cling" fits to common
clay as we'll
03%s to tn the absence Of quorum Of the Board of
Cleveland, there was no meeting yesterday.
memorial service for President Garfield was
held Yesterday morning at the Jewish synagogue.
The Rev. Dr. Wntner delivered an address, The
Synagogue was completely filled.
AS BAD ny ANY OTHER NAME
Tea Rose" is the dainty name borne by an oil
barge plying in tho waters about New-York
bounteSs an oil barge by any other name would
smell as bad.
SYMPATHY OF TEMPERANCE MEN
The Board of Managers of the National Temper
ance society at n meeting held at No. 90 Rcade-st
yesterday, the Rev. Albert c. Lawson in the chair
adopted appropriate resolutions concerning Prcsi-
NOT POUND GUILTY
Commissioners Osborne yesterday reopencd tho case
OF H. Calm, who was held to await the action of the
Grand jury Tor az alleged attempt to pass counter
felt money. After hearing further testimony the ac-
cused man was discharged.
STEALING MOURNING DRApERY
some malicious person stole some mourning
drapery from the front of Nos. 81 and 80 Broad-st
and and from some other buildings downtown yestcr-
ST.. and Captain Caffry gave suecia orders to The
police in regard to the arrest of the thieves
ELECTION OF DIRECTORS
- Inc annual meeting of the stockholders of the
Gold and Stock Telegraph Company was held YES
terday. The following directors were elected !.
MorE U GIeeh .. " HTeen, Tracy X. Edison James
II. Banker, Augustus Schell, Jay Gould, William
NJ Bliss, r. ID. Morgan, John Van Horne Thomas r.
Ecker The financial report submitted to the stock
holders was refused for publication.
ARRIVAL OF RUSSIAN JEWS
FOrty-twO of the destitute Russian Jews who oro
10 be cared for and given employment bv the He
Drew Relief Committee, of which NJ. S. Isaacs il
chairman arrived yesterday on the steamship Egypt
from Liverpool Emil Nitroi, of the committee, took
charge OF the emigrants at Castle Garden and fur
nlshng them with meals and transportation to Pitts
burg and Chicago. Some of them are to be employed
as taors and others as farmers.
TWO MEN LOST OVERHEARD IN A STORM
Sailing vessels coming from the Atlantic coast he
low Hatteras report having met severe hurricanes
about September 8. The schooner S. G. Evans
which arrived yesterday, was struck by the hurr
cane about $50 miles southeast of Charleston. and
two of her crew were lost overheard The sails we're
blown away and everything movable was washed
from the deck, including nearly all of the drinking
water; The sea rose to a great height, breaking ali
over the vessel. ''
ASKING MONEY FOR THE CITY COLLEGE
Az meeting OF the trustees of the Colleqe of the
adopted asking for appropriation of $3.50. 900 to
defray the expenses of the College for the cnrren
year. IL Is proposed to expend $4,000 of this
amount IN supplying more efficient laboratory and
chemical apparatus. An application was received
from Professor Docharty, emeritus professor of
mathematics, to be continued in his present position
His term expires in December.
PLUNGINd INTO THE RIVER
fonceman Weldon, of the Harbor Police, saw n
woman plunge deliberately into the water at pier
NO. 2S East River, at $50 a. IN. yesterday with
the evident intention of committing suicide. With
some difficulty she rescued unconscious and the
usual remedies had to be applied to resusctate her
The woman proved to be Mary Van Camp. who had
made three attempts previously to put an end to her
life. Justice Kilbreth committed her temporariiv
yesterday at the TOmbs Police Court.
HYsTERIA CURED BY SHARP WORDS
Mrs. Cornish, the colOred woman of No ID Cor
neiia-ss. who was sent to Bellevue Hospital on