New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-08
NETWORK CITY.

M ]. -" jersey Clty.-At Ncwburg.
John Hayes, q boy whose home IS at No.. GG Cliff
st fell oil the front platform of a Broadway car
Yesterday and the wheels broke both OF his legs.
Abraham Cohen, an infant was suffering from
smallpox at No. l52 Attomcy-st. yesterday. He
was removed to the Riverside Hospital.
The Church of ST. Agnes has purchased for
900 through Bryan Lawrence the property
and building No. 154 East forty-fourtl-st.
David Magnus age nineteen, who pleaded guilty
to an attempt 10 assault girl age nlne, was SEN
fenced yesterday by Recorder Slnyth 10 ten years
in the State Prison.
The Dock Board yesterday received letter from
Homer Ramsdcll, lessee of Pier No 80 North River,
calling attention to the contemplated action Of the
board III rebuilding the pier.
Fourteen street vendors. vino arrested in
Fourtecnth-st. yesterday between Fifth and Sixth
AYES were fined 81 each III the Jefferson Market
Police Court.
"D.C. L." Jersey Clty.-1he total value of
church property in New-York City is Sl0.2l1 800
Total debt Of city, %l2G,S1l, Us JS deduCtiLg
inc sinking fund the net debt Is 500 Oi7 ,1O3 10.
"E A. w." Mount MOrris.-Thc cost of the MIN
inc and the explosion at He'll Gate is paid by the
limited States Government, as with all other I'M
proycments for the benefit Of ocean and coastwIsc
commerce.
Harris Black who has been eleven years a boot
Hack IN Castle Garden, yesterday sent out en-
grayed invitations to his wedding, which is to take
place tomorrow III the Bcth-llamedrash Syna-
gOgue.
GIVING Up BRIG FOR LOST.
The brig Flora GOOdalc which sailed from Car
denas for New-YOrk on AUGUST 10 with a cargo of
sugar consigned to Abel Abbott, No. 80 SJuth-,t
is supposed 10 be lost. She was commanded by
Captain f. Davies and had a crew Of seven oth,rs
Two DAYS NOTICE OF THE EXPLOSION.
gIf absolutely certain that their arrangements can
be completed by Saturday, the authorities will
issue the formal notification of the explosion Of the
| Flood Rock mine TO-DAY. IT is intended TO give
! the shipping (which frequents the channel two
| avs notice, to avoid the possibility Of accident
| CONSCIENCE MONEY GIVEN THE CONTROLLER
Controller Loew, while passing up Broadway
| near Maiden LanO yesterday, wac accOsted by a
fall wel-dTesgcd man, who thrust into his Laud an
capacity" and then disappeared. The astonishcd
official opened the envelope and found SD 30
! On reaching the Finance Department he directed
that the amount bc turned into the City Treasury
as conscience money"
THE GENEsTA TO SAIL TODAY.
The Gencsta lay off lOmpknsvIlle all ready to
| sail Yesterday. Her tTysail and other sails which
| will be used on the trip to England were all bent
on and the final preparations for her return voyage
! had all been made. The English navigator who
! came out to 90 i'll the cutter has been dis
/ charged and yesterday Captain Carter engaged
another navigator to navigate the yacht across the
ocean. The Genesta will sail between 10 and 1
| to-day.
| FUNERAL or MRS. MOMENT
The funeral of Mrs. Moment. the wife Of the Rev.
| Alfred II. Moment, took place yesterday afternoon
in the Phillips Presbyterian Church at Seventy.
thiTd-st. and MadisOn-aye., the Rev. DR. s. d. Alex.
andcr conducting the services. The Rev. Mr.
| Chambers read Il poem entitled death Van.
| ouished." which was written by Mrs Moment n
Virgin recalled many Of Mrs. Moments prominent
virtues. DIR. ErskInc NJ White was among the
many cergymen present. Tho Lurial was al
Woodawn Cemetery.