New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-28

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T. O. Halbsrt, Of Binghamton
NETWORK CITY
The Forsyth Street Methodist Episcopal Sunday
School will have its excursion tomorrow, and not
August 20, as has been announced.
fro Miss Roberts G acknowledges the receipt Of 80
from ~ a Friend of the Aged Ladies'" mentioned IN
IHE TRIBUNE. 1t will be used to pay their board.
49, DISHONEST EMPLoYE.
Snepmerr Harris thirty years old, manager OF the
charged With having robbed his employers.
BOY DROWNED IN THE NORTH RIVER.
mgton-st about ii O'clock yesterday morning fell
into the North River at the foot of Jane-st and
drowned. The body was recovered soon after.
TAKING A DOSE OF OxAIIC ACID.
Mary eastman, forty-one years old, ATTEMPTED to
commit suicide yesterday afternoon at No. Al
Lewis-st, where she lived. by swallowing dose If
oXaNc acid. She was taken to Bellevue Hospital
THE PLACES OF STRIKERS FILLED.
The brickayers employed IN rebuilding the block
on the southwest corner of Beekman and Nassau
sts., who struck on Tuesday for 81 90 a day, have
been replaced by new set of men at the old rate
of $4 day.
TOO ILL TO CONTINUE HER VOYAGE.
Rita Fernandez, n Spanish woman, age seventy
hve, was removed from Spanish bark yesterday in
dying condition. She is a native of the Canary
Islands, and left Havana few days ago to return
to her old home.
,Tommaso Falci, the Italian who Tuesday shot
".
the Jefferson Market Police Court Yesterday morn
mg. talci was committed to await the result of his
victims wounds.
LATEST MAILS FROM CHINA AND JAPAN.
The steamship City of Toxic arrived at San Fran
cisco Monday last, with latest dates as follows
ko Jg noGg S June ~ Shanghai June 2S and fo
the early morning delivery Monday, August L.
~ FLAMES CAUSED BY THE SUNS RAYS.
of parafine that stood in a third-story window Of
iams The can fei down into the basement H i and
set tire to some paper but the flames were pat out
before any damage had been done.
TAKING MONEY THAT DID NOT BELONG To HIM.
James B. Lee, q member of the Veteran Guard,
mas been arrested under order granted by Justice
Cullen, in the Supreme Court, Chambers on the
ground that ne had wrongfully appropriated to his
own use Sl60 belonging to the Guard. The order
was made on the affidavit of William Ii. Wright,
member of the Guard.
AN ALLEGED MURDERER BAuzD
49, ference Condor, who committed TO the
Tombs without bail by the Coroner, charged with
having killed George Clussman, 'longshorernan
in liquor store at No. go West-st.. June 27 was
aemitted to ball yesterday on the order of Judge
Cullen, in 80 900. Ex-Aldermau James Fitzgerald
OF No. 81 Hubert-st., became his bondsman.
A STEAMERS NEW ROUTE
The steamer Chancellor has been converted into
route between Elizabethport, ~ j.. and this city.
She will stop at Staten Island and Bay Ridge L. t.
connecting at the latter point with the Manhattan
Beach Beach l., Railway The Chancellor was formerly
years ago by Commodore Vanderbilt. She has been
rebuilt three times, and was seriously damaged by
tire twice.
BROOKLYN.
Deaths last week, 1914 births, 227; marriages,
Emmanuel Olsen, convicted of attempted burglary
az the house OF Supervisor Colycr, in East New
YORK was sentenced yesterday to three years and q
half IN the Penitentiary.
Francis Rushman, age twenty nine. of No 252
Mauger-st., was overcome by the heat of the sun
recently aud since has shown signs of mental de-
rangement. After medical examination he was
taken To the County Insane Retreat in Flatbush
The leading dry goods houses in BROOKLYN have
decided TO close at D. m. on Saturdays during the
month Of August Joseph O'Brien .S Co who fool,
the lead in he matter have decided to close at noon
movements.
In view of the condition of the President. Mayor
Howell yesterday conference.-the his order for the
HlsPay OF hdGworhs anu decoration of the public
buildings. The fireworks were purchased at n cost
OF about 1000, Tor use on the evening of July l.
ihey VIII be total loss as they will not keep any
longer.
Inquests were held yesterday in the two recent
cases OF death from pouring Kerosene oil on lighted
Kane, of No. $50 Atlant.c-ave., and Mrs Elizahefh
Beyer. of No. ~ Sac<ett-st. Verdcts of death from
lighting fires with kerosene were returned i'm hofh
cases.
William Ufingale, n car-lriyer on one of the cars
OF the Atlantic Avenue Company, which runs in
Furmau-st., is under arrest for seriously ,niurny
John Cunningham, age sixteen Tuesday aftefnoon
Cunningham was driving truck in front Of the
ear ana NOT getting out of the way, the cardriver
received fracture of the skull and was IaEen t
the Long Island College Hospital. Uffingale was
taken before justice Walsh and held for examina-
ton yesterday.
JERSEY CITY.
Thomas Smith. of No. 27lo Johnson-st died tl,is
evening from burns received from lamp explosion
a few days ago.
William Rawley, twenty-four years old, died to-
day from the effects of injuries sustained bv neng
struck by Central Railroad locomotive @
Michael Meyer, forty-eight years old, an cmploye
at the Central Stock Yards, attacked bv a steer
yesterday and frlShtully goIed his leg bciur torn
open from the knee TO the thigh.
Anna Brevere, who brought her aged and ip6r,n
husband from Johnstown, Penn, Monday and at
tempted to desert him in the streets concluded
Tuesday morning, after being locked up for tventv
fcrI hours, to return to JOhnStoWn and TAXI Iss,
1soand with her. The Judge thereupon discharged
her. s
NEWARK.
I he aqucGuct water in Newark has been a con-
slant source OF complaint for two weeks The pas
SAFE River Is very low at present and the effect of
niil refuse and other polluuons Is much more al-
percent than usual
NEW-JERSEY.
PATERs0N.-George Thomas Williams, alias VIII
ian, Leo Moutirth, who was arrested M Paterson
n. j. ON a charge OF bigamy preferred by his wife
on the tn instant, was released 5000 bail YES
terday, lus Wlfc becoming his security.
LONG ISLAND.
LONG ISLAND CITY.-The extension of the Mon
tauk or southern Railroad Of Long Island has been
completed from Patchogue TO Morches on the Sag
Harbor branch and a new timetable viii go into
effect to-day. Passenger and freight trains from
tlatbusb-ave. Brooklyn, and LorC Island Civ will
be run over the Nontauk Road direct TO Sag Harbor.
STATEN ISLAND.
RICHMOND.-In the action of the Staten Island
Savings Bank against the Richmond County Suner-
vlsors, the Court has made an order tirecting tha
Supervisors IT, refund the money pald under nrotcst
by the bank for taxes, on the ground that the law
exempts savings banks from taxation proyided rhey,
have an amount invested IN Government hond eonal