New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-01
NEW-YORK CITY.


Arrests last week 200; births, 700; deaths,
$50 marriages, 2|3.
The boats of the Stonington and Providence Lines
start hereafter at 4:30 instead of p. H.
T. Altman d Co. and Arnold, Constable ~ u"
will close their stores Oh election uaS'
Charles Reid second mate on the bark Scanned
brothers which arrived from Lon:0n Yesterday,
was drowned on the voyage.
Iaye1 by the storm Thureday. Tomorrow the
task of applying the paraihne VIII begin
The Bureau Of Buildings yesterday directed the
owners of the National Theatre, IN tbs Bowery. TO
build u btick proscenlum wall ana proNiuc ho"
skyhel,ts ever the stage.
An exhibition Of work by the instructors OF the
AIT students League was held last evening III Tie
study rooms at No IS West Fourteenth-s'.
Tho trains to and from the steamboat dock at
New-Havcn have been discontinued for the season.
Steamers leave Peck slip at and II p m as nsua
arriving in time 10 take trains from the raliroau
depot
According 10 Professor Diapers observations in
Central PARK. the wind travelled 1,o72 miles last last
| week. There SO Of an lnch OF rainfall Inc
| thermometer ranged from Ga TO 3OO
The schedules Of Charles Garchs the stock
| broker to Max II. c. Brombachcr, filed yesterday.
show liabilities OF 81 nonlna do asses Oh
| Ss2S, 8GS 81, ard actual assets only S3,sJo ST.
| The row light house steamcr Madrcno, Licntcn-
| ant Clifford H. West, United states Navy, COM
manding, sailed yesterday from IompkinsVliie Tor
| San Francisco.
! Tic Tennessee. flagship Of the North Atlantic
! SQUADRON. left the Navy Yard yesterday and at
! Ellis Island took in powder To-day she will 60
| up the North River to Twenty -third-st.
| YOUNG MAN DROwSs HIMSELF.
| A wcl-dressed young man, short and slender,
with smooth face and dark hair, hlrcd boat from
| a Harlem River boatman Yesterday and lowed III
tho direction Of Bcrrians Island. After parity un-
dressing himself he jumped overheard aud was
| drowned.
RECALLING WHEN He RAN WITH TIE MACulNE
VI. Crane, treasurer Of the Bal COMMITTEE OF
| the Volunteer Fremens Association yesterday re-
| crved a check from James a. Flack for the charl-
table fund. Mr. Flack was a member OF Engine
| Company No. II in the old Volunteer Department,
and is now a member of the association.
FooT-PADs ROE 4 SAILOR.
Robert Sharp. sailor was IN the lover part OF
on Friday ngnt T fr ne % was as a., d
pavement and while one thrOttled HIM the other
ransacked his pockets. After securing all he had
Si-tbcv ran away. Sharp related his experience
~ the Church Street Police Station, and, from the
description he gave, Detective Mulyey arrested
John Murphy, who said he was steamboat fireman
living at 40, 10 Westinghouse The prisoner was
identified bv Sharp in the TOmbs Police Court, and
Justice Duffy held him Ill default OF y, ooo bal.
ARCHBISHOP CoRRIGAN THANKS. THE POLICE:
nv direction Of Archbishop Corrgan, the Kew
Foti or Preston has written to Superintendent Muir
| raw in relation to the funeral OF Cardinal McCios
| Lcv. - II was owing to your kindness the skill O
KY :o,;ne and The watctfulness of Captain Mount
that the perfect order which gave such cdhca,loi
TO all, was preserved. We remember gratefully al
accept for yourself the officers and men our sincere
| thanks"
BROOKLYN.
Emil Peterson, a florist OF Twenty -sixth-st.. New
York has begun an action against the Greenwood
| Cemetery Association Tor malicious prosecution, de
mauding $4,000 damages. He was charged will
stealing flowers from plots, some time ago, but was ex
oncrated
Bridge President Howell stated yesterday that Tia
receipts Tor October were $GO,oOO
The inv who have been investigating the mystcri
9 ous death of Captain Edward OBrien, of the oyste
sloon Active whose body recently found in th
woods near Newburg, have decided that he wa
: | murdered.
Nicholas Sausier arrested yesterday ON board III
steamer Inependen 10 the vessel about 10 sal
| for italy, on the charge OF stabbng Frank ATcuna IL
Jersey City six weeks ago. ATcuna nearly died iron
the effects of his wounds The prisoner was taken I
jersey City.
d Henry Cunning died in New-York in 1882 leavin
property worth $40 900 He directed that nearly hal
of ii should be given to a Roman Catholic church I
nse in celebrating for the repose of his sou
Mary Holland and others claiming TO be his heirs be
. gan suit in the Supreme Court yesterday TO secur
' their share OF the estate.
Oscar l.. TwPy age thirty three, a former member
: | the 47th Regiment, arrested IN Washington-s
Yesterday on lie charge of hor stealing. The con
q nIainant Alexander Cummings, who keeps hot'
!. 81 Coxsackie. Tway hired horse and buggy las
Wednesday aud brought the outfit, which was wort
81 300 to New-York. He was taken back to Coz
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