New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-04
NEW-YORK CITY.

| 1oWu cars now run all night
Deaths last week 164 births 497; marriages.
! 1o7. The police arrested 142 persons.
! Now that the school at Williamsbridge has been
aboiSbed pupils are to be conveyed by stage to the
fordlaln School.
Joseph Ruiz, little boy fell from the roof of the
fve-9tory tenement house No. 80 De ancey-st., last
evening, and was killed Instantly.
One man Is believed TO be responsible for most of
the burelarles committed in Harlem in the past few
4 months.
t THE DREW NOT AGROUND.
l. IL was stated yesterday that the steamer Drew
was aground Thursday in the river. This is ncor-
| TEL x. She was only at anchor and when the fog
lifted she proceeded on her course.
KILLED BY A FALL FROM A HOUsE-TOp
Catharlne Carmnett age invent y-eIght, an Italian
woman residing at No 81 Oliver.st., fell from The
top of her house yesterday morning while tempo
rarIy insane. She died in few minutes. She
leaves husband and young child.
FIVE MONTHS FOR STEALING CAR FARES.
,,John w. smith, who taken before Justice
Morgan at the Jefers Market Police Court, a few
cay g1 c9arged with stealing the aros If aSsen
rod, was convicted on Friday IN the Special Ses-
sions ana sent to the Island for five months.
| OPENING VAULT IN ST. PAUL's CHURCHYARp
an ,ihterihent took place yesterday in st PauPs
churchyar at Vcsev-st., and the unusual sirht at
trarted large crowd of interested oungrij. The
MorH OF tile grave-dggers was 10 reach old vault
IN which to place the remains OF Elizabeth s. Shcr-
a ,,,, CO., ageH wolHan, whose ancestors lie in this
slne scpuichfe' Inc funeral services were in the
| church
- THE STRIKE on THE PIERS
=, ne s an OF N freight handlers on Piers Nos.
lne strikers seem to be confident that their de-
namus W. be aeceded TO; but the officers of the
central railroad o. NewJersey say that many new
men have been employed and nat The company viii
no! take back the old men under any circumstances
as ~ CONSIDERS the strike, without notice. was an
unjust one.
NJ not AN AGREEABLE MARITAL COMPANION
90 MIS- SAIL T. krkwood was yesterday committed
10 Ibc care OF thN Commissioners OF Charities and
Correction by Justice smith at the JEFFERSON Mar
nn C2nr, ior examination IS TO her sanity
oiAth-Ive., was awakened by the smell of turning
stray and found that IRE had been klrdled undcr
his bed lie caused bis wie's arrest bus She y ~
discharged Lv Justice Morgan. On Friday pisnt
h,rkY3 d missed his wife, and upon making search
found heI IN half nude state in the street sne is
thought to be insane.
BROOKLYN
Mayor Howell resumed his official duties y.ster-
Moses Kesscl, ext Commissioner of Charities. causod
the arrest yesterday of his son Henry sryo;fs1n
years old Tor obtaining $50 from his father o. lai,e
pretenccs.
hve years of "ge, was found Fnday gh,, H. .ae
TiveI near The foot OF d oa,lway. 1t was ctl II a
hght calico dress and white uldercloth.nL
The Iiconderoga went up to tho Navy Y4ri vas-
teTuay afternoon and was inoorcd al the orduauce
about September 8.
In the of James Walsh convicted Of tbc ,,ur
der OF his sweetheart, Barbara tsroeHtha an aryn-
Ineh upon writ OF error will be heard u week from
t0-horruW III the Kings County supreme Court
General Term
President Truslow, of the Board of Assessors. an
IL Board of VII
10 Albany Tomorrow, To urge tn State Board of
Assessors to reduce the State Brooklyn D. op-
erty.
| One hundred men, laborers and foremcn of the
s'reet-rrpnlrug gang, will be DISCHARGED Tomorrow
by ordeI OF City Works Commissioners French IA tbn
appropriation OF $40 900 inserted in last wears hn,-
get, Is exhausted.
=, y ira was caused in the thrce-story frame honse
NJ" lo3 NoFnan-aVe; Yesterday by TIE explosion
Henry Williams, child lour years Old was burned
about the arms and neck.
Health Commissioner Crane ControIlnr S,,,Ior
Commissioner French, of the City Works Depart.
| ment, ahd the onal contractor. have ueen sum
noned To confer on Wednesday in regard TO the re-
noVal OF IN" citys refuse. Mr.. Semlcr HIS sigi,,j
That the conracto has dumped he refuse into the
NaiIdbout basin, causing "a great nuisance IDr
Crane says that he has personally examined the
matter, and has found thIt the contract mas been
property executed aud that the ALLEGED lulsai,ce
does not exist.
JERSEY CITY.
The Charity Hospital in accordance with nm Act
OF the last Ltgisai urc Will be sold auction on
September IL. The proceeds VIII be- devo,od TO re-
purchase OF another site and the erection OF IA Low
hospital.
Tho Rev George b. vosburgh, who, while pastor Of
the Bergen Baptist Church. tried on charge of
poisoning his wife, a.d who subsequently wcEt 60
Chicago aud procured n divorce, was narisi on
Mas.
NEWARK.
William Doughcrtyi age sixty;Gye years, was
| W.
His mead and shoulders were jammed into a basket
Dr.. W lillian Newton, State Inspector Of Milk A.
coinnmi"d by two detectives, mada tour of lnsnpc
/ tion among the milk dealers on Friday night AVID
conle .Anc1 900 quarts of skinned milf be,,nyint,
to different dealers. Tho milk was empticd m % thr
| sewer. VIZ
Ike body OF a man, of middle age named Francis
| Mccain, was found floating in The Passoic ri~rp
near the dock of B1lhack's Smelling Works early
! yesterday morning. 1t is supposed TINT Mccain
fell from the pier in the night He lived af No III
MadlSon-st, and leaves a wife
NEW-JERSEY
PATERSON Complaints have boon entered against
four policemen, and they Will he PRESENTED fo thc
Board OF Aldermen at its meeting tomorrow even
| ing. The men complained OF are Policemen Owl
tor using undue violence while making nm arrest
| Wids, for committing assault and battery on
| prisoner; Qninlan for leaving the city without
pcrn,,"'l2n RON the Caief of Police; and Wirger,
Tor sleeping Mt his post. The marble figure of
lamb has been stolen from the grave of frankie"
! Bush in the Cedar Lawn Cemetery,
PAssAC. "A man known as Crazy Pctera resi-
deni OF Ruthsrtori Par fell through the ralr al
walking on the mp ack on the bridge and wa =
| about To stop out OF the way of an nDproaching
tram when be slipped. Tie caught on one of tbs
Both his wrists were broken and his head was badly
mangled. HIS Injuries are believed TO be fatal -
! STATEN ISLAND
| CLIFTON.-F0r some time there has beep a had
1eellng between some of the soldiers Mt 70 Wards
worth and gang of young rulians which inakes
! fights have occurred, in which the soldiers were
worsted each Time On L iday night Henry Oanen
| burg, William Peck AMI Henry Davis BELONGING 70
| the rt, miStook Constable Hugh Rush for one of
beat nm so numerically about the head and foce
that he Will be laid up for several tavs and viii
probably lose the sight OF one eye. His assailants
were arrested on the charge of assault with ;nin3
| III, pnpth afn ~