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


TO John {. Howe OF Boston.
Matthew Huxley, an Englishman who arrived
Yesterday ffom Jacks2nylle on the steamship State
of Texas, was sent 20 Bellevue Hospital. lie was
believed 10 have typhoid fever.
The steamship Niagara which arrived from
Havana yesterday brought part OF the crew OF inc
I steamer City of Merida which was burned III the
/ harbor of Havana.
THE WORK OF TRINITY srEEPLE.
II will take about three weeks longer to . point
il Is probable that the exterior of the body OF the
church Will he similarly treated.
BRIDGE FOR THE NEw YORK HoTEt.
The proprietor of the New-York Hotel was given
permission by the Aldermen Yesterday 10 construct
an iron bridge as lrecseapc from the rear of the
hotel to the roof of "A building IN Mcrcer-st.
FUNERAL OF IsIDoRE VALENTINE.
lsidore Nalentne, whose vacant chair draped IN
black stands upon the floor of the Stock Exchange,
was buried at Cypress Hills yesterday. His funeral
service was held at his home No. l32 West FIJI
teenth-st, where many friends. including fellow
members of the Exchange gathered.
POLICE CAPTAIN lyman not DEAD
Inspector Murray yesterday sent a telegram to
Hudson, ~ j., Inqulring # the report OF Police Cap
tain Edward Iynan's deaf which was circulated
on Sunday correct He received reply that
Captain lyman was alive and likely to recover,
although he was dangerously i'll on Sunday
CELEBRATING CAMFoRNGA's ADMISSION.
The Associated Pioneers of the Territorial DAYS
of Ca iforuia will celebrate the thirty-fourth ami
yersary of the admission OF the tate into the
Union to-day, by an excursion to Glen Island and
cam-bake. followed 10y toaSts, speeches and reml-
niscences
INpICArING ELEcTEc-IGHrED STREETS.
The Aldermen yesterday adopted resolution
recommending the commissioner of Public Works
To examine and report To the best method of
placing signs bearing the names of streets at their
intersections where the electric lights are used,
ADMITTING rH,r HE STOLE FROM HIS EMPLOYER.
Lewis Grcgor the partner of Albert II. Wheeler,
No. 80 Newest tiled two alhdavits IN the Jefferson
Market Court vest rday charging Ralph II. New
tom with stealing - 200 Newton pleaded guilty,
and was held under $1,000 bail
1--WE YEARS E,CH.
William Smith aud William Miller, vino wcrc
charged with stea ing cluthug to the value of
81 $50 from the store of Bernard liumcnthal, at
No. l3 OrchrI-sL. were convicted yesterday IN
the Court oi General Sessions aud sentenced 10y
Recorder Smyth to five years each IN the state
prison.
poNxA MAuiNNA orr or DANGER
Donna MadiNxa. the leading lady ~ tho
~ttanglcrs oi Paris" company, who waa pros-
,,e,ed W s,pnsi,9ke on saturday evening Mas tc-
iroo,crv. The attack was scvcrr one the rhyat.
ct'n said, and ,,no meat toaultur in spnsl
meningitis IN one lrss strongly consolidated tho
attack would have trHuliod fatally
ron tur ul.,ttu uuNtr uN COSBY ptANp
The thldtcn'e Aid society acknowledge the rc.
ccipt ot Hi1i, mona the lady pucattut the Ouour
tat liutoi tea tho Health Homo on tourN Island.
H. addition th"N have n'ut moro than one hundred
puimrni7 mud" hN Them and humorous other ht,
uc,rO N,auup hpputrl lof The poor mothrlH 1ud
chilitru and donations handed directly tO Mrs.
Matthews, the marron, Tor iood tor sick chiIdrcl,
CARING FOR sIANINd PANTY
Cruelty 10 Children found Lena Young aud her
four children starving in basement at No. 23S
Fast seventy -hith-,t. ON sunday. The woman and
hcI infant, ten months ola, were Scut q" tire hos
Wtal. and Justice Duhy comm tied the other chill
d.cu, thc eldest of whom only SIX year; Old to
charitable institution. The husband, who Is SAID
To- br a Ncudcr, was not found.
BETTING DRINKS FOR rHC CROWD ON \ DEAD Man.
William Mortimer, a scotch horseShorr VINO was
kicked 10y horse m FRANK lln-st week ago ana
lc,t the Chambcrs street Hospital before the sur
groiis Thought n prudent for nina TO do SO, be-
came intoxicated ON sunday and was put 10 sleep
IN "A hammock the of the grog shop at No. 10
,J,N-,t. " here he boarded At . T.. IN. George Me-
rose. acquaintance. looked At the hammock and
said IN bet the drinks tor the crowd that Scoty
~ dead his otcr was accepted aud the bartender
went To the hammock aud saW that the ,cotcnman
was dead.
NEws or \ MISSING MERCHANT
- have Just receive some startling Information
sald the brother 90 the missing feed dealer, Thomas
+. Kelly yesterday afternoon, rs he rushed ont of
fine A,tor House elevator On the sidewalk stood
g. EnWI with " Lon he talked a moment and then
quickly walked around the corner TO the maiu /
entrance. Nj. l'owd said; An | know Is that
ten minutes ago that the missing man had been /
heard from at Pttshcld, where he tried to collect
bill. and that he WAS on his way home"
FLENEN WARS Old And LOOKING FOR WORK.
Louis Kl0Oin a br1ht German boy of eleven
was taken to aStlc Garden yesterday by police
man WHO found HIM wandering aimlcssy about the
streets. LOUIS arrived from Hamburg eighteen
DAYS ago seek his fortune his father being dead
and his mother too poor to support him longer She
gave hln all her savings and her blessing and sent
him To America The officials at Castle Garden Will
try to find work for HIM.
PRISONERS HELD IN -. 800 BAIL FOR BURGLARY. J
John COnhers. aye eighteen, of No. 352 West tlt- |
ty-Second-st. and Edward, alias Lefty" McNaly, |
of the same age. were held In - 900 ban each IN
the Iorkvllc Court yesterday for forcing open the
basement door of T. l. Geer's house, at No. $50 /
West Fifty seycnth-st., and stealing sllyerware,
winch they sold 10 a jcweer Charles iianschlldt,
at No. 1872 West FOrty-secOnd-st. Minnie llafner,
OF no 24s West Fort -iith-st, said that the pris-
had also broken into her rooms on Saturday,
and stolen two gold watches aud other artlc les of
jewelry. They were held Ill t 300 bail each on
that charge.
The CASE OF MRS. MANDEIBAUM.
Mrs. Mandelbaum, who was arrested by Plnker- !
toms detectives on charges of receiving stolen |
goods. and concerning whom war OF words arose !
between the District Attorney and Inspector Byrncs
was called upon Yesterday in the General Sessions |
Court to defend herself from the charges made |
against her Her counsel asked for adjourn |
mcnt until tomorrow, which was granted by Re- |
corder Smyth. The counsel said that the history !
of Gustaye Frank, the principal witness against /
Mrs Mandobaum. had been examined and that a |
commission might he asked for to take testimony in
Cologne to certain alleged offences committed by
Frank In that city. A motion for commission |
will probably DO made Tomorrow.
REFUSE DUMPED INTO THE HARBoR.
Commander Taylor, L. 5. NJ. Naval Adviser TO tho |
Mayor, has made report on the condition of the |
harbOr lie says that he has found that great |
quantities of city refuse are distributed over the |
northern part OF the entrance between Sandy |
Hook aud Ooney Island. The east channel, tho !
fourteen-fcet channel and the bottom between |
aud north of them are especially marked J
by tho presence of refuse. Commander Taylor |
thinks that the DIRT when dumped from tho
HCOws, IN moved slowly after II reaches the bottom
by the ocean srells aud toward the northern en-
frances and shoals. lie thinks II would he much |
better TO uso this refuse for Il ling or for asricul-
tural purposcs. and recommends that a contract be |
made with tho Long Island Railroad Company to |
Transport " certain quantity daily,