New-York tribune., 1885-08-11
NEW-YORK CITY.

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A labor vceum is TO be opened on September D
in wendels Casino at Broadway ana r'r'' -"'"'"-
st.
The TRIBUNE has received $5 from one who docs G
not give her ame, and an equal sum rom MIS-. -;
4. Livingston for Emma Venterroii' Tue para'J~cu
dancer
Catherine Duane, who nearly Drained her
husband Patrick with Hat iron on Sunday at No.
200 Fast Forty-seyeDth-st., was held In the York
Vile Court Yesterday.
Commissioner Morris yesterday made charges
against Inspector Henry Opp for retaining an APP
plcation twelve days when the rules required nin'
to report on it within three days.
MAILS FOR CHINA AND JAPAN.
The steamer City of Rio de Janeiro arrived at
China aud Japan. lhe mail is due here iu time
for the first carriers delivery on Saturday.
SWIMMERS RELEASED on BAIL
De3is F. Butler and Gustaye sundstrom t thc
swimmers who were arrested for violating tne
SUNDAY law on the East River, were admitted 10
ba,l Yesterday at the Tombs. Robert Patterson. OF
No Sos Pearl-st.. became their bondsinan.
BROOKLYN people, OFF FOR cHAUTAu0UA LAKE
Hanson Place Circle of Brooklyn, branch OF
the Chautauqua LiteEary aud Scientinc CiTce,
started on an excursion TO Chautauqua Lake last
evening over the Erie Road. Ihe Party VIII ietuin
ON August 10.
BODIES or DROWNED PEOPLE roUyp;
The body Of an unknown woman OF middle age
was found in the river at East Forty yes,
terday Later In the day man 5 body was founu
i'm the North River at Pier No. 40. IL was Thought
that the man had been drowned from an excursion
barge.
SENTENCED FOR AssAULrING CHILD.
Terence Uarkin. forty-sevcn years old, quarry
man. living at WIlliamsbridge was convicted IN
tho General Sessions Court Yesterday OF commit
ting an assault on Catherine O'Leary, age eleven.
daughter of a neighbor. and Judge Gildersleeve
sentenced him to five years in Sing Sing at hard
labor.
TRYING TO DROWN HERSELF IN THE EAST RIVER.
. Kato Grady an Irlshwomap, about forty-fve
wears of age whose dress indicated poverty, at
tempted 70 Jump into the East River from Per No.
Al Yesterday. James Sullivan, laborer on the
pier seized Eer and policeman locked her up In
the Madison-st. station.
DYING WHILE on AN EXCURSION.
While the excursion steamboat rlymon,n hock
was returning from Newburg on Sunday evening
an unknown man died suddenly on beard lie was
about forty years of age, slightly bald with sandy
hair and musache ne was no, ~ anu h;s
identity.
CHANGE OF TIME on TIE ERiE RAILWAY;
The Buffalo and Niagara Falls Limited Ex-
press " on the Erie Railway will hereafter leave
the Chambers Street Ferry for Buffalo and Niagara
Falls at D. M, instead OF r. M, arriving In BUR
falo 7:l0 a. m. and Niagara ais So, Inc dlmc
of leaving the Twenty third Street Ferry, Is 6fo
D. H.
Az EAST SIDE cLAM-BAKE.
The annual clam-bake Of the Eastern Boulevard
Club will take place ON the club grounds, foot OF
East Onc-hundred- d-and-twenty-iirst-st. tomorrow
afternoon. Rowing contests ball matches and va
nJ ,fter which there will he addresses vocal and
instrumental music and recltations.
THE SEw TRIAL 70. TIMOTHY MCCARTHY
Counsel for Timothy Mccarthy, in whose case
new trial was granted after his conviction Of crim-
ina assault, asked Judge Gildera!ccvc yesterday TO
release Mccarthy on bail or 10 direct new trial OF
the ease Immediately. Ex-Jndge Bedford SAID that
he was ready on behalf of the prosecution aud the
case was set down for trial to-day.
woRkiNGMYv UNITED OK THE EiGHT-HouR Plan.
Julius Hermann, the secretary OF the Progressive
Tallor,' Unlon, said yesterday that the principal
question before the workingmens organization
throughoui the United States now is the permanent
establishment Of the eight-hour labor system on
NAV /, 1856. This is To be accomplished by the
workngmen themselves, without the aid OF legis-
Jation All labor organizations are united on this
object
PROMISE or A PINE COTTON CROP
Superintendent Powers Of the Cotton Exchange
SAID Yesterday, In speaking of the early publica-
tIon of the monthly cotton report IL Is an ad-
vantage because IL enables us 10 get the news as
soon as the Liverpool cotton exchange does. This
month the report did not affect the market because
private advices similar TO the report had been
ceived before. This years crop is one OF the finest
that the country ever saw.
STRANGE EXPLANATIONS OF LARRY " WHITE.
Larry White the light weight boxer, the
brother Of Frank White, the puglist. was taken
to the jefferson Market Police Court yesterday Tor
assaultlng Nellie McGraw, q cigarette maker, age
eighteen OF No. 5l6 West Twenty -nnth-st He
after calling her vile names struck her IN the face
throwing her to the ground. Larry said that the
girl had insulted him, and that when he raised his
hand some person benin showed him. and his hand
came m contact with her face Justice Murray SAID
that his explanation was most extraordinary one,
and placed him under 1900 bail to insure his good
behavior III the future.