New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-04
NrM-YNRK CIrY

preCrIp FROM DROWNING.
Charles Rurrhaul. of So. jj2 S"cOnd-1vc.. while
swimming ina the East River. at he foot of Echty-
taken with cramps and sunk, Harley Curtis
plunged In and rescued nun.
NorA c,s1 or CHOLERA
Thomas Hughes, the alleged victim Of cholera.
was DISCHARGED cured, yesterday from St. inccuts
HOSPITAL one of tho house doctors said he was
suffering from intestinal collie, and was relieved
almost immediately after a small dose of morphine
FAST TINE by ATLANTIC srrtVsWrs
Tho steamship CITY of Rome. which arrived a.
Sandy Hook Yesterday morning. sailed from
Queenstown ON sunday. July -. making the run
In : days, . hours and ?Omiuutcs. Tho Aurauia
Same dav arrived IN tho evening. having made thc
trip IN days, Is hour, and p minutes.
Mn. orvry PREPARING nrrtY.
District-Attowoy Olucy was asked last evening
if ne wished 20 saw anything in reply 20 tho report
of Inspector Bvwce. ercuruing the pisrict-Attor-
ncv's Office for alleged shortcomings in prosecuting
nothing Tomorrow ! Will probably prepare a
reply aud This vii hc given to the press ioi publ.
cation
rvGACrp ~ UNLAWFUL MIDWIFERY
Mira Ellou NacNl lam Of No. lNl2 Sccoud-lyc..
was arrested ycslcldsy, on the complaint Of nr I'm
go MAYER ot SO. "3l Fast one huudicl. nnd-Gfih.
&C.. for practising midwifery without diploma or
license She was taken 10 tho Harlem Police Court
and icmuuird hy JUDGE German unfil this uornin,
when The lnwNcrot tho County Medical SorctvNiii
be ou hand "a conduct thc prosecution.
rnr ELLSWORTH rum AVIS u UNION
The Nonh L. Iarnhum l'st. NJ. iiN Grand Army
Of the Republic. the original Ellsworth Fto
Inuuycs will hold IL, frs reunion at Lion PARK ON
Thursday The feature OF the occasion will he a
tublruu which will embrace life ia the old Gte 10
partmrnt with the vertablc old roose-nerl en-
einc4. Captain Jack Widely figuring az chief of
the department.
PASTOR TNIEEs oN Nrw DUTIES.
The Rev. j. c. MaGSEiey' late Pa'orin Writings;
of tho Jane Street lnired Presbyterian Cburch nf
This city and yesterday entered upon his new duties
This church one of he oldest ia he city, had for soma
time been without a permanent pastor II was well
filled Yesterday with rs Tegularattendants and The
members Of the Charles Street Church tho pasfor
of which is absent in Scotland. The Rev. Mr. Nc
Dowe1 assisted at the afternoon service There
was no installation ceremony.
STABBED ~ QUARREL
The usual SUNDAY row in the Italian quarters
berry-st Raphael Maccaspnc, of No 14I Twrnty-
frst-st. South BROOKLYN, aud Joseph Ann of
TWENTY -fourth-st. South BROOKLYN, visited some
friends at No 80 Mubcrrv-st While there tbev
ouarrelled with Antonio Fritzo and BENJAMIN Don
alto, and IN the fight Fnt2o was cut IN the head
RECEIVING a serious wound. He was taken to the
New-York Hospital, and the other men arrested
BURGLAR CAUGHT BY 4 NEIGuBoR.
James G.. ID. Bennett, of No. GA East One-hun-
dTcd-aud fort y-secOnd-st., Is at Ocean Grove On
Saturday night his next door neighbor, c. L. Cole
went INTO ms garden and found man climbing the
fence. Mr.. Cole held him until Ohlccr McDonna
arrested him. The prisoner no was James Fitzpat-
rick, age eighteen, of No. - MulbeIry-st., was
clothes under his own, and In his pockets were a
gold bracelet aud several pieces of silyerware.
Mr. Cole found his nelghbOr's hOuse pretty well
ransackcd, the trunks having been oyeThauled and
the contents stTewn about tho floor. Fitzpatrick
pleaded guilty at the Harlem Police Court yoster-