New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-02
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NETWORK CITY.
completed.
Long lines Of thirsty people form at the free leo
water fountain at the Post Q lice each day
Woramen were actively ENGAGED lavinp tbe uo,v
IGOR beams between the towers of the Last River
Bridge yesterday.
The Sd Artillery, which has for ten years gerri-
soued Forts Hamilton and Wadsworth eynccf soun
to he ordered South.
SWIMMING MATCH POSTPONED
- inc swimming match that was 10 {; ke place nj
DcXter's bath. at the foot of West Twentieth 81
yesterday was postponed rs there were not entries
enough to make IL interesting.
IMMIGRANTS ARRIVING N JULY
The total arrival of Immigrants at Castle Garden
in July was 81 s35, an increase of 9,453 over tho
landed 800 and the Servia Gil.
sHUDDERING AT PAST DANGERS.
to nha Wort OF demolshng or repairing the old Full
ton Ma ~, Het structure goes on slowly Pqssershy
frequently they passed under them
49, coMnlNArIoN TICKET ExcURsrov.
made n4aG RSaT TiN tomPaHE has
by h'ch excursion tck'ts to the beach sold at
the ride on the Elevated Roads.
ACTION or THE POLICE BOARD
Inc Police Coum isSionefs yesterday sert three
additional patrolmen to the Invent second Precinct
Where their pregece rs badly needed. Oh srges were
ordered to b. preferred by the chief clerk yainst
patrolnan Mic haei Gilfeather of the Seventh Pre-
election votea in the First Ward of this city.
THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE FAIR.
Tho Semi:GCentennial Exhibition OF The American
Institute will open Sept ber IA. Those who in
tend exhibiting articles and no have not already
applied Tor space should dn so without delay. Ma.
goods September .. To aid tie management ex
hibits should be in position promptly b. the open
ing day.
CUTTING OFF HER Lovers EAR.
"A a qHnrrg occurred IN the tenement house at No
Thomas Davis la6orer and Marv smith GSg his il
trees DaVIs used threatening Ian l 2g2 TO her. IL
reply she seize" an aye and threatened to split his
his 'eit ear. Davis sent 10 the ST. Vincent's
Hospital and the woman was arrested.
COMMITTED FOR FTLONIOUs ASSAULT
John Sweeney, a barkccpcr at Ieuth-ayo and
Thirty-frsst., wac arraigncd before Justice BiSby
at the Jefferson Market Police Court Yesterday
Michael Ryan, of No. 50l West Thirtieth St.. and
James failace, n switGhJouder on the Hudson River
and Fallacc Justice Bixby held Sweeney for rial
fixing his bail at 81 800 '
VISITING TIE ITALIAN BANDIT
John wharton, United States Marshal at New
Orleans, yesterday called upon Marshal Knox ard
obtained permit 20 visit the Italian Rebello or
opposite, he is said to be- Marshal Whnrton sail
that his obicctiwas merely one of curiosity and his
desire to know whether he coul rero9lize III,
Italian IA apyone he had before seen IN
After visit jn@ Ludlow street Jail Mr. Wharton said
chat hebeiIo vas an entire stranger 10 him.
srAndED IN IrQUoR STORE.
John II. CrOuGu. OF No. 327 Ia 4 Thirty fourth
st., was complainant in the lor<yllc Police Court
Yesterday morning against Thomas Brcuan, of No
~ fi'st-aYe. Cron.m tod justice Murray that Inc
was in James Darwin's liquor store, az No. 500
Thrd-qve.. at three o'clock yesterday morning,
Several persons, amorg " om was Brenan, were IN
soon led 81 blows ia the fight which cn,ued I}ren
an stabbed Cronan III the right shoulder and in the
left forearm. Brennan was arrested vest rday morn
ing at his house. and was committed FOR trial in do
fault OF 1000 bail
NEGLECTING HER CHILD
Policeman OComor, while duty in South-st
sunday evening, noticed little glr age two wears
apparently unattended, running along between
peers No. and ., and iii imminent danger of falling
u middlc-aged woman, well dressed living asleep
took her into custody with the child. Before
Justice EIammer yesterday, Mt tho Tombs
she gave the name of Annie lice; Of Brooklyn and
friends She was committed temporarily for OK
a%mInati1n AID the society for the Prevention OF
KICKED OUT or MS swEETuEAPT's HOUSE
Policeman Mccarthy aIraIgned yesterday Frede-
rick Brandt of No. 1,l57 Third- ave- in Tie Jeiier-
Thompson-st. lives Andrew Roth, barber lie has
a pretty daughter. with whom Brondt has been for
some TINE enauored Underneath the bllbersnop Is
beer store. Brandt went there occasionally TO
drink glass of lager ana whisper words of ten5er-
ingS, and sunday evening he assisted Brandt out OF
his house with the toe of his boot Brandt was very
euing to slaughter those who had come between Inn
aud the object Of his affections While he was nut
teri Thee t9ats eGeman Mccarthy mes him
anI arrested him. In view OF the punishment lie
had already received Justice BXGy let brandt off
with a fine OF SO, which he paid.
CAUGHT STEALING WATCHES
hlonZo HulSey, age ten years, o. No 4 Jackson
ST.. was arraign yesterday before Justice Power
Of the Essex Market Police Court, on complaint of
Henry Ul!mer. matchmaker, for having stolen rom
his store No 100 East Fourth-st one gold watch
six nickic-plated Watches Il brass huntlng~cago
watch, three other plated watches and one SIT YER
wateh, all valued &c &l75. lie was seen leaving the
store by The complainant, and in bis hurry dropped
the gold iinep'ece The complainant went in 5pr-
s1it 2hd tite Young thief was captured IN Il rear
On being asked what he had to say he claimed that
tho watches were thrown into lis hat. A second
colnm tied him for trial IN default OF 5000 nail lie
says he Is a schooiboy, aud signs himself Lorenz
Hulsey.
THREATENING A PRIEST.
Policemen MCCARTHY took to the ,)ea, rs0n Market
Police Court yesterday morn lg James No, uire
ashock-neaded boy, who described himself rs boot
black, GRAND boy snd gancster. Mcclure. the
policeman said, was longing at Spring and Tlomy-
son-sts. and every now and then appaIcntly was