New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-17
NETWORK CITY.


NEW-YORK CITY.
,. he body of an unknown man, about forty,6ve
years old, was found III the North River at Pier
No. 80, yesterday.
HARD GALE BLOWING.
lnWard-pound vessels report the weather on the
ocean as severe during the past two days. the heavy
mort heast gale causing troublesome sea. Many
Vessels nave anchored in the lower bay waiting for
Ihc gaze TO abate before yenturing seward.
, FOR TIL BENEFIT OF SICK CHILDREN
Inc Seasde Santarium is still open. In the last
week 375 sick children and 90 women enjoyed its
dement's. he fol owing contributions e.
i BPsasn $2e the Rev s HoM M Grossly sS S5'a
4 TEAPOT AS AN ARGUMENT.
ot rarlGk Radlean and his wife Catherine disagreed
house, No. 247 West Twenty Mrs Raj
lean enforced her arguments with a teapot, with
Tc , shs struck her husband on the head blow
Itnat natic necessary his removal to the New-YOrk
against his wife.
mn SHORT OF PROVISIONS AT SEA-
Inc bark kongsverrc, which arrived yesterday
Nortb oIpn on oept c n J. IN latitude 400 80
Scotlan ship J. A. Fisher fron lhoa fe N N"va
YORK, There had been some apprehension that This
hen was os5 h as s9 has he eighty days at sea
sh"rt Oh provisions and was supplied by the former.
A DESCENT ON TRAMps
Sergeant Flood, of the Park Police with twelve
oihiGeTs on Thursday night visited Madison Union
tramps, who were found sleeping on the benches
They were locked up in the Fifteenth and TWENTY
ninth Precincts Station Houses, and arraigncd in
the Jefferson Market Police Court Yesterday. They
We're sentenced to from three to six months each on
m DIsABIED OFF SANDY HOOK
-, Ne W oo9 PASSENGERS who went to Sandy Hook
~" Ncw-JerScy Southern Railroad steamer Marion
thursday night, were considerably fir ghtened by
1he 9Sa h bnng OF the Steiner as she was about to
Jana. me deck hands carelessly allowed of the
hawsers TO fonl the wheel and tie filler block and
the boat drfted helplessy away into the bay where
went to the assisa of the Marion and lowed her
up 10 the pier, when the passengers were landed.
GIVING HIMSELF TO THE POLICE
a well dressed ung man, wearing spectacles who
gave the name of Franz 1rallner age twenty three
years. on Thursday mig surrendered himself as a
rug tive from justice TO Officer John Thohen, of the
wren III he employment of August Lichtcnbcrg q
baker at No. 512 South HalStead-st, Chicago. as
the knowledge OF the combination of his safe and
1 Y $2o; lie has spent the money since in New
yesterday at the Ton'bs.
BROOKLYN.
The closing concert of the season at Prospect
Park will be given this afternoon.
Oscar keene. age fonr, died Yesterday at No LAG
Snmnht-st from the effect of burns received while
playing with matches Wednesday.
The Rev. j. W: North, of Baltimore, is to become
the successor of the Rev. f. f.. Dagger in the Re-
formed Episcopal Church Of the Redemption.
The Town Board OF the town o New-Iots has
voted to give the franchise for supplying water to
ln' Town 10 tlc Long lSland water Company,
The Rev. DR. f.. I. lnCcrsoll, pastor of the Middle
Reformed Cnurch, has returned from tour Of six
months n Europe aud the Holy Land, and will re-
suirc his pulpit tomorrow.
james Carroll of Presdent-st and Trov-ave.. was
arrested yesterday upon the charge of shoe ing at
hs wife on August %. Since the attempt to XIII
her. in which he nearly succeeded he has becn hid
ing.
A Judgment of foreclosure of mortgage to the
amount OF Tt3l,oOO was enicred in the Supreme
Court Yesterday against Peter Burke. The mortgage
was originally for sos. 900, aud was held by The
Knickerhockcr Life Insurance Company.
Henry Vreeland, who gained much notorie'y by
berry of the grave of A. r. Stewart was arrested YES
tcr'ay for a robbery committed at No. 279 Park
ayes. where Nrrclaud and another man were seen
to smash window. The former was arrested i'm
me'tiatclv, but ms compani II escaped
BY command of General Hancock of the Dcnart
ment OF the East Light Battery G, 30 United States
Ar Ilery has set out to march from Fort Hamilton
where it was stat oned, to Yorktown Va 10 mar
trcipate IN the centennial celebration of the sur
render Of CORVALLIS. The route of the march af
Washlngtons forces in 1881. through Trenton,
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington will be
pursued.
Two boys fonnd their way into the collar of a
liquor store near me entrance TO Greenwood Gene
Terry IhnrSday. Ihe sign Of the ace, with much
caudor, announces that barley water and bad ci-
CARS might be found within. But the boys found
a live-gaIlon dcmbohn of wine, and drank so much
that they were thoroughly drunk. and after the
fashion of drunken men, on their way home halted |
on the sidewalk, where a policeman took them in
clare. They were Charles White, age ten of No !
100 Twenty hird-S. and Joseph Green age nine, of
Twenty -sccond-st. ana FOurth-avc.
JERSEY CITY.
Chief Of Police Murphy was presented with gold
watch, chain and lOckrt. valued at 800 by n num-
Der OF prominent citizens testimonial of their
esteem.
Coroner Virgins concluded the inquest Yesterday
evening IN The case of Catherine Campbell who |
died September 3. The jury celebrating for
fifteen minutes rendered a verdict that the woman
cam o her dea Ia from the effects of injuries in
tiicted by her husband.
AT the meeting OF the Board of FrcehoIders |
Thursday, Director Mcdonald carried on his de, |
clared intention of changing the principal commit
tees of the Board. He submitted long resolution
& wing III general terms his reasons for thu change
bnt making no specific charge against any indi- |
V dual member OF the old committees The follow |
ing are tine new committees: County institutions |
and county roads-freeholders Haslam Foley, Ed |
Grounds almshouse and lail-Freehoders Haslam |
Dryer, Swift, edwards, Govern and Egan
NEWARK.
The golden wedding of Stephen c. GouId presi
dent o. the Amencns Insurance Company of New |
ark, and wlie, was celebrated Thursday night at |
their home at Roosevelt near Newark. Eight out Of |
nine persons living who attended the original mar
ria ceremony were present among the numerous |
guests.
NEW-JERSEY
HOBoKEN.-A mad Newfoundland dog in Grand
ST., Hoboken yesterday, bit boy named Patrick
Mcnamara. Soon after he bit Charles Finckr noe
eleven years. and Mr.. Reiche. The dog was run
down and killed.
STATEN ISLAND.
NEwB BRIGHTON. james Swecuy of New-Brirh-
ton Is about 10 bring an action against the village
trustees for damage said to have been caused by the
Prospect Avenue Water Course,
RIcuMoND.-The Republican primaries will he
held III the various town ships in Richmond County |
on the evening OF September 3D. The County Con-
ventlon Will be held at Stapleton October /.
CDNEESSJNG