New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-08

The steamship Thingvalla, from Topenhagen:
reported Yesterday that me Thrasav
number of cattle were seen last lh'ir5'aS
Ralnb { Newton accused Of forging checks on
A II. Wheeler & Co, of No. 80 New ST., was ar
raigned yesterday III tie JeiierSou ""lAo' on'0
Court.
DISCHARGING AT QUARANTINE.
The steamer Britannia from Mediterranean ports
is now dschargng at Quarantine Inc nIdt .nIi
left Marsellles on july - ana q" mort was
other ports before coming mere. Icr l@'O pun vac
Naples on August Is.
HUDSON HIVER By DAYLIGHT
Few things are more enjoyable thsh VIZ up 'ne
Hudson on the steamers Albany and L. NlbOard OF
the Albany Day Line. Passengers nave lnTee hours
at West Point and an hour ana tHIte qut,uolS "'
Newburg. returning by down boat rom Albany
WAITING on A STEAMER FOR THEIR HUSBANDS.
Fonr mothers with their children, fifteen persons,
are detained ON the steamer Wieland which arrived
from Hamburg yesterday. lhey arc "lun ',,.i
money. but the husbands are III nv 'oia',u i a,ir
word has been sent to them 10 come ana Claim 'helr
own.
Br-RsTING or WATER PIPE.
While wOrkmen on Saturday were up ahre
hydrant al No 10 South FIith-ayc the pipe DuTSI,
and the escaping water soon undermined couSu-
cradle portion of the street The pressure was
turned of and for nearly three hours the people III
the street unable to get any "atcI'
MEETING AsssIsrANr-sECRETARY FRENCH
, The revenue tug with staff Officer Elias Lock-
wood, representing Collector Robertson, on DoHla'
went down the BAY yesterday to take Assistant
Secretary French from the Auranla, on Whlch he
arrived from Liverpool. Mr.. French heard OF Sec
Tetary FOlgeTs death from tue plIot, VINO C"Iue oh
board at Sandy Hook.
OPENING A GRAND ARMY FAIe.
Koltes Post No 80, G. A. r., last evening began
a fair at the Gcrmania Assembly Rooms IN the
Bowcrv for the benefit Of its relief fund. In the
centre of the room was pretty pavilion, whcie
youug women sold lemonade, aud on either size
were the usual booths. General Henry a. Barnum
complimcnted the German Americans ON the course
they took during the war. The post counts ooV
members "A largo majority of whom are stanch
Republicans
ILLNESS or POLICE JUSTICE wELDE. -
Police Justice Welde pale when lie took his
seat in the Harlem Court yesterday. lie was taken
disposed OF three petty cases when he was bllged
to retire. He resumed his seat again, but iatel
was Obliged to leave tho room. In about an hour
he had recovered sufficiently TO dispose OF the
prisoners DR.. Wilder pronounced the illness 10 DC
the effects OF the weather.
FUNERAL OF 7. W THURsCH
The funeral of +. W. Thursch assistant organlst
of Trinity Church. took place at Trinity Church
Yesterday afternoon. The Rev. Louis A. Arthur
and the Rev. Joseph W. Hill oiiiclated. A large
organlsts and musicians. among them beng Mr.
Nanuhet, of the Church OF the Heavenly hcot
Leo. Kofier John IL. Cornell and George w. Nor
gan and Victor Baur. The music played was the
Funeral March from Saul and Dr. CrOlts ca
thedral burial service.
DEATH OF Az Old wOHAN AT ST FRANCIS AhNIth :;
A feeble Old woman tOttered up To the altar TAN
IN ST Francis XaVlers Church IA Sixteenth ST., AT
the O'cOck mass yesterday W9rhlhg' anu a',el
receiving the communion tottered back 10 her seat
A. soon rs as she sat down her head lcll back anu
She dropped back IN the pew The church was iulI
of COMMUNICATIVE and those near the old woman,
West EIghtccnth-,t thought She had tainted The
Rev. Father Jernyn OCOnnOr left the pulpit aud
toek Mrs. Collins into tho sIcrsty, where she died
OF heart disease.