New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-18
NEW-YOKK CITY.

The Aldermen yesterday adjourned until August
81.
James Collins a sailor on the bark Emma r.
Crowell which arrived yesterday from Liverpool,
fell from the main op-gallant yard on July 81 and
was drowned
Needed improvements are being ma1e on the
Five Points Mission House Ia Park-st The chapel
is being renovated anu repalnted anu the Wnoie
building repaired.
The owners of tho bark Suen llbelled the ship
Mary Fraser yesterday for $4,000 Tor damage
caused on August y. when the vessels came INTO
collision near Staten Island
A. S. shipley. who was recently appointed as
United States Consul at Auckland. New-Zealand.
took his oath Of Office yesterday before Com
missioner Shields In the Federal Building
Acomo Giuseppe, the alleged murderer OF a come
psnion In Jones's quarry near Hudson, was remand
ed yesterday by Justice Barrett, in Supreme
Court Chambers. to the care Of Columbia County
officers.
ADDITION TO ST. FRANCIS xAvIER's COLLEGE,
St. Francis XavlePs College In Fifteentl-st. has
begun an extension 20 its present si,1otule' u
will be two stories high OF stone and Drick anu
will have frontage of eighty feet.
HELD FOR SUNDAY IIoUoR-sELrJNG.
David Trainor, the barkeePer of the Rossmore
held by Justice Murray In Jefferson Market Court
yesterday on charge of selling liquor on Sunday.
One hundred dollars bail was furnished.
CASE or TYPHUs.
Sanitary officers yesterday found Mrs Helen
JabannO. an Italian woman, age twenty-five, sick
with typhus fever on the top foor OF the tenement
house No; 269 Water-st: She was taken to tho Re
the afternoon. How she caught the fever Is not
known.
TWO RUNAWAY BOYS.
The police were informed yesterday that Thomas
and Eugene Faucet, ages eleven and nine re-
spectively. had run away from their home at No.
427 West Twenty-sixth-st. Thomas ran away
without his brother some weeks ago, and was
found in the employ of a street yender.
STABBED BY GIRL
An Italian girl named Carman Spare, age four
the fonbs with stabbing Luigi Moreno, a laborer,
who boards with her mother at No. 254 MOtt-st.,
because OF his refusal TO pay her mother some
money due her. Morenos condition is critical.
The accused was committed to await the result OF
his injuries
KEENAN, COMMITTED WITHOUT BAIL
William Herman. who struck Michael Feeney on
Sunday afternoon in the courtyard at No. 272
Mott-st.. knocking him down on the flags aud
causing his death. was arraigned before Justice
Ford yesterday at sne %9SSnt he %a' eT Re
complaint against John Savage. who keeps a
liquor store at No. 272 Mott-st for alleged vio-
lation Of the excise law, was dismissed.
AN ESTKBPRIsiSG THIEF CAUGHT.
George Smith. of No. 274 East One hund red-and
twenty-eighth-st. entered the shop Of samuel T.
Hayman. No: 6s Green-st., yesterday and tried TO
A clerk pursued the thief Patroman Goodwin Of
the Mercer street Station joined IN the chase and
arrested ninth. In the Jefferson Market Police
Court Justice Murray remanded the prisoner until
to-day
NEW HOSPITAL TO BE ERECTED.
Preparations were begun yesterday for the erec-
ton Of new hospital on the north side of One
hundred and-eleventh-st, between Madison and
Fifth aves When completed II will be known as
"The Laura Franklin Free Hospital" and will cost
between $S5, 900 and 500, 900. The building will
occupy three lots and have frontage of tif,y-fve
feet The material used will DC the best brick aud
Bellevlie stone.
STABBED IN NEW TALY.r
Alfonzo Alardo quauelled with Giuseppe Otto,
at No. 42S East One hundred and-twelfth-st SUM-
day afternoon. Otto was sent to the NInety-ninth
Street Hospital 10 have q stab wound dressed,
which extended from behind the night eur down
auder the chin. The cut is not necessarily fatal
Aiardo was caught and was arraigned yesterday