New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-02
NETWORK CITY.

The tenement house at No SOC West Twenty
ninth-st. was reported as unsafe yesterday.
The mail train on the Pennsylvania Railroad due
in tins city Yesterday morning delayed several
hours by a block on the line west OF HARRISBURG
William Cochran. fifty years old, was struck py
descending elevator IN the Hudson RIVER hilroa i
freight depot yesterday and seriously injured on the
head.
The Custom House will he closed at p m. during
the present month"; as 1T has been through July ana
August
joseph Cantcn died at the New-York Hospital
Yesterday morning from injuries recently received
on the Long Island Railroad
COMBINING PLEASURE WITH BUSINESS.
At a. bccrshop i'll Union Square two theatrical
managers from Southern cities rented beer tables Ill
the open air for the summer; and there thcy Trans
acted all their business, making engagements ana
drinking beer with equal deXterity.
SHIP CAPTAIN DYING AT SEA.
When the American ship Washington arrived
from Bremen yesterday, iC was learned hat Cap
tain George Martin had died sud emily of heart dis
ease August - and that he had been buried at
THE AXIOM soCIETY's FESTIVAL
The Aron society will hold concert and sum
MCKNIGHT festival this evening at Joness WOOD.
The concert Will last from to 10 r. H.. alter when
there will be a bGl chamPctrc with tabeaus aud
dancing. The park Will bc brilliantly Illuminated.
sTEERAGE PASSENGERS SATISFIED.
The stcerage passengers on the steamship Pollux,
of the Royal Nctherand Steamship Company
Amsterdam Line. numbering over 100, signed tes-
timonia on August g. expressing their entire salts
Ulcers during the voyage to this port.
STEAMBOAT INSPECTOR JAYNE OUT or OFFICE.
The resignation of Local Steamboat Inspector
Jayne, winch was offered several DAYS ago. was ac-
cepted by Secretary Folger and went INTO effect
yesterday. The duties Of the Office held by Captain
Jayne will be performed by Supervising Inspector
Tower until a new Local Inspector Is appointed by
the Secretary OF the Treasury.
DRUNKENNESS OF 4 BLIND MAN.
John Gus, who said that he lived at Eleventh-st.
and lhrd-ayc., was arrested YESTERDAY by Ollicer
Fl. Al KEN
he man is totally blind, and has only one arm.
Justice Patterson, before whom he was taken at the
Essex Market Police Court sent the unfortunate
man TO the Island for four months.
TEMPORARY HOMES FOR REFUGEES.
The new buildings erected on Wards island by
the Hebrew Emlgrant Aud Society as temporary
were opened yesterday. part of the colony vino
have ocen housed at Greenpoint for several weeks
were removed to the new buildings yesterday and
the remainder viii he sent there to-day.
SIX PERs ms THROWN OUT OF A CARRIAGE.
team OF horses attached TO II carriage belonging
to ID. Dis'roW, of Grand and MOsher-aves, driven
bv Charles DsbrOW in which were three ladies
and three men, ran away last evening throwing
out the occupants. None OF them were seriously
injured. The horses were caught by Officer Daken,
OF the Ihirty-hfth Precinct.
A PRESENT TO BE MADE TO A PURsER.
The ticket clerks OF the Long Branch steam boat
Line WI present Purscr James l.. Miller, OF the
made by Tiffany " Co. The presentation VIII be
made on the boat tins afternoon. The medal Is a
Maltese cross, upon which is model of the City of
Richmond on the reverse side there Is a laurel
wreath with an APP rOpriate inscription.
An ABANDONED WRECK AT SEA.
Captain Cunningham OF the bark Forest, which
arrived yesterday from Rotterdam reports that III
latitude 15o - nor,h, longitude 30 west. he
sighted the wreck of che ship sarah. tie went on
board of the vessel and iOunI her waer-l0gged ana
abandoned. A few of the yards hung at her maSts,
but al the sails were gone and everything had been
washed from .hc decks. There was nothing 10 In
dicare where the vessel was from or what had be-
come o. the crew.
DEATH CAUSED BY DRINKING.
Ann Casey, homeless and dI>slpated Irish
woman, became sick on the sidewalk at Baxter and
Bayard-sts. at a. III. YESTERDAY, and was removed
to the police sta ion in Ehza6eth-st. The sick
wagon was teicgraphcd for, nut ~ a. III. II had
not arrived at the station, and the woman was
growing worse fast. A call for ambulance was
sent OUT but before one arrived the woman had
died. Her body was sent to the MOrgue. IL is be-
licvcd that MIS- Caseys death was caused by hard
drinking.
UNABLE TO APPEAR AGAINST THE THIEF.
George Johnson age thlrty-t"o, VINO saws that he
has no home, was aIralgned before Justice Murray
Yesterday az the l0mbS Police Court, Tor the lar
Ceny of gold watch valued at $40, IRON the person
OF William Hughes, of No. l City-Hall-pldcc. at
midnight on August 81. Hughes who Tell down a
flight of stars liz hls pursuit OF the prisoner, was
unable 10 appear IN court The arrest WAS made by
Officer Dunn, OF the Fourth Precinct, and at the re-
quest OF the prosecution the prisoner was rcmanded
lill to-day. -
The thirteenth Saturday afternoon concert will
be gwen IN Prospect PARK to-day at o'clock.
The drowned body OF Patrick DonOhue, age
twelve. OF No 497 Hicks-st, was found yesterday
at the foot OF Baitlc-'t. The boy had been missing
since August 30,
Mrs Teresa Carson Of No. 1,G91 Atantic-aye.,
while drunk on Thursday lay down on the railroad
track in Alantlc-aVe. ana waited for tram 10 Kill
her. She SAID she was AFRAID 10 60 home 10 her huo
band. She arrested.
Upon a complaint that John Scharf, of No. $50
Thrd-ayc., sold walerel mix, Milk Inspector Bart
lev yesterday examined the milk and iOuAd the re-
port correct ScharL offered the Inspector $40 to
keep his name out of the newspapers lie will be
prosecuted by the Board OF Health.
JERSEY CITY.
Adolph Wolf Of No. III Warrcn-st., a clerk in
the employ of &. 4. Herman, shOe-dcalcr at No.
20 Ncwaik-aVc., was arrested yesterday slIs-
pIcIOn OF naVlng stolen > 80 from ms employer :
safe. He denies hls guilt and - held for cAamlna-
ton. some OF the money which had been marked
was found III his trunk.
Patrick Faon, who Is fifty years old, abandoned
his Wilc IN ireland twelve years ago and came to
this country. Two weeks ago Patncks wiic VINO
is oder than himself. surprised him by walking into
his boarding house and demanding that he should
support her FaOn accepted the situation rs
gracefully as possible. and the reunited compile be
gan housekeeping. At the end of week Fallon
disappeared, ana his wife dId not see HIM until yes
tcrday. when lie was arrested by Detective los
aud aTTalgucd before Justice Slsing on charge Of
aOandonucnt FaOn sand that one week OF his
wIies temper was all That lie could stand, and while
ne was willing 10 contribute something To her sup
port. he could not i've with her. The Justice adj
journed The case for further examination.
NEW-JERSEY.
CONSTABLE IlOOK.-WlllIam Jarvey, the first
mate of the ship Wmlfred. lying at the oil docks.
fell from the topmast of the vessel thursday
night and was seriously injured. Three of his ribs
broken ana II Is feared that he Is injured i'll
tcnaly. lie was taken vest erday morning 80 ST.
trancls Hospital Jersey Clty.
UNION lluL-Chustan Iangeman, a marker at
tn butts the Solution par6 met with a singular
accident on thursday afternoon at the siival Of
the OroccTs' Guards. He was looking up AT the tar
g-t, Whcu "A bulot glanced from iron spike and
entered hIs mouth. ihrcc of his teeth were broken
ana the bullet went through ms lower jaw and
came out O his check. Ills injuries are painful, but
not dang rOus.
PATrnsoN -IIcuuetta CLristIngn the Wife of a