New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-21

schooner of $40 tons, built in Dorchester n j.. IN
August So under command of Captain Aries, With
a cargo of lumber She was lis feet iopg, 80
wide and 90 deep and was owned by a: Lake az %
wreck given 1t is thought that she might have
been run into.
CELEBRATING AN ITALIAN Anniversary.
American Italy was we'll represented yesterday at
the garden party given by the united Italian so
The occasion anniversary of the entrance OF
the Italians into Rome and the party was gwen Ior
the benefit of the sur ivors Of the recent destruG
ton at Ischa. The exercises of the day began with
parade, in which more than six hundred persons
participated. When the procession. reached the
"Wood - lt disbanded, and afterward the crack OF
the rife and the click of the fortune wheel were
ceaseless accompaniment to the music OF the oand
which led the dance in the pavilion dancing shs
bright red uniforms of the men contrasted well Win
the white dresses of the women, producing charn-
Ing effect.
MISSING CoLoRED GIRL
Catherine Ennels. a colored girl, age fifteen, was
reported missing at Police Headquarters YESTERDAY
by her mother. Mrs. Ennels SAID that her cnila
was taken from her home, No. 14s York-st., Baltl-
more, about month ago. The girl Is partially in-
sane. Ten days after her disappearance she wrote
Og the Of I Poard PstePs Co., "a and
So Broad-st. letter was received from the girl
last Sunday stating that she was III ana th9
mother reached this city yesterday, only TO ma
that her daughter had been turned into the street
at o'clock by Mrs. Isabella Williams, the wlie Oh
the janitor of the building Mrs Williams wnp "a y
also coored woman explained that the girl had i
acted strangely for day or two and that she lad
become afraid of her. The police sent out gem
eral alarm for the missing girl.
BROOKLYN.
Deaths last week, 242; marriages, 70 births,
Maggie Keegan, who was reported as abducted
frn in front Of her grandfathers house In Column
blast last week. it has been found was taken away
by her father, John Keegan, of New-York. and she
is living in this city.
While Joseph A. Taylor, builder living IN Flat
bush, at work in new building in FraDknno
ave-. near the CITY line, yesterday morning. $47o
and watch worth $40 were stolen from the pocket
of bis wastcoat, which he had hung up IN the
| building.
JERSEY CITY.
John Ford lon gshoreman who lives in Pavonia-
ave. and is employed on Pier of the Pennsyvan
Railroad docks. was struck on the head yesterday
by falling block and sustained probably fatai ln-
| juries.
| The body of an unknown man was found yester-
day morning the river near the Cardiff steamship
| dock and was removed to the Morgue. 1t had been
| in the wafer for some time and Is supposed TO Dc
| that of victim of the Rlyerdale explosion.
| W. f. Coates, the master carpenter of the Penn
| sylvania Railroad, was showing some men how
| to pull dewna brick wall yesterday morning,
| when the wall fell aud buried him IN the ruins.
| Two of his ribs and bis left shoulder blade were
broken, and he Is elderly man his injuries are
| considered dangerous. Mr.. Coates was removed "
| his home in Newark.
NEw-JERsEY.
HoBoKEN.-Henry Dean. sneak thief, who said
| that lie nyed in Chicago, was arrested yesterday
| morning after a sharp chase. He and two other
| men went into Henry Bocdeskers liquor store at
No 70 Hu1sOu-st., and while his accOmplices en-.
gagged the proprietor conversation, Dean sneaked
| IN stars and was ransacking the rooms wnen he
| was discovered by Mrs Boedesker, who gave an
alarm. Dean ran several blocks and knocked down
| three men before he was captured.
| WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
| WHITE PLAINs-Two days have been occupied in
| -, al witt ri
| of an action brought by Mrs Anna NJ. Halght
| against Robert McCord, OF Peeksklll, TO recover
| damages for SANDER. Much OF the testimony was
| uniit for public aton. The was submitted to
| the Jury on Wednesday afternoon, and after being
out all night verdict was rendered III favor OF the
plaintiff for $3.50.
LONG ISLAND.
| BABYLoN.-The annual parade and tournament
of the Babylon Fire Department will take place to-
day.
GARDEN CrTY.-St Paups School of the founda;;
ton of the Cathedral of the Incarnation was opened
| Yesterday morning. religious service for the
| pupils was held IN the chapel at which the hey.
DR. browne oflcated. The new building. which
cost $l.0000OO, has accommodations ior ooo
| boys.
| J,NAIcA-The oyster season has opened briskly
| ut Rockaway Freeport and Rockville Centre and
| good prices are received The planters say that
| they fear the beds wilf not hold out during the
| season. They expect TO realize a smiling Duslel
| more than last year.
| FLUsHlNG-A horse belonging to Charles Collins,
while returning from Its pasture lot to the STAB
| Yesterday morning, when on Mad son ave. suddenly
| disappeared from view. The animal had wal ed
] over a spot where saver pipe had recently been
laid, when the ground suddenly opened and engulfed
| him.
NRwTowN.-The Board of Town Officers has iu-
structed Supervisor McGowan to procure from
| Judge Armstrong an opinion as to the LEGALITY o.
Justice Batting holding the office of Justice of the
Peace, age being over seventy. If the opinion l!
adverse to Mr.. Batting, Justice will be appointed
| i'm his place al the Town Board meeting Tomorrow
..A valuable hoyse belonging to Eible Swibeck
was found dead in his stall yesterday morning
The animal had been poisoned by some unknown
person.