New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-06
NFW.YORK CITY.


Arrests last week. 1897; births. SOP; deaths,
665 marriages, 319.
There will be music on the Mall at Central Park,
to-day at p. IN by Cappa's 7th Regiment Band.
An unknown woman dressed in black became in
sensible in front Of No. u seyepth-st. yesterday
and was sent to Bellevue Hospital.
The steamer City Of New-York arrived at San
Francisco Sept 3, with mails from China and
japan, due to arrive in this city on Friday.
The CTOtOn water rents last week were 3d.
073 81 /; the Mayors marshal issued 76 licenses
and received 1868 10 in tees; I32,305 persons
used the FREQ baths
The Fall River Line announces that its steamer
Providence will not start for Fall River and BOs-
ton on the days of the yacht until t1e race IS
over each day.
RUNNING A CABLE ROAD TO GRANTS TOMB.
The Third Avenue Street Car Railroad COMPANY
IS considering the project or building spur 10 us
Tenth-ave. cable road. from Teuth-ave., through
0ne-hundred Observation-Disclosures, TO General
Grants tomb IN riverside Park.
KILLED ~ THE FOURTH AVENUE TUNNEL
John Curran, of East One-hundred land twenty
first-st, an employe of the New-YOrk aud Harlem
Railroad Company. while at work in the Fourth
ave. tunnel at Ninety-fourth-st.. yesterday was
killed by the Chatham express train.
HELD FOR LARCENY AT \ FIRE
John Thompson, who was caught az the fire at
No. 32G West Nneteenth-st., in the apartments OF
Michael Phean, and In whose possession u bunch
OF skeleton keys was found, was examined yesteI-
dap IN the Jefferson Market Police Court. He was
held IN $1,000 bail for trial for grand larceny.
EXTENT OF TIE TORPEDO BOATS DAMAGES.
The torpedo boat at Fort Hamilton still at
the bottom Of tho channel yesterday. A German
officer at the fort, and who is iine swimmer, dove
down 10 examine the boat on Friday evening, and
reported hole four inches IN diameter punched
through the planking. Pumps have been rigged
up and IL was expected to float her last evening.
AUTUMN EXCURSIONS Of THE ERIE ROAD.
The Erie Railway until further notice viii run
autumn excursions to ShOlfoa Glen and return
on Wednesdays and Sundays at 81 for the ronnd
trip TO the lovers of Natures 1cauties this is an
opportunity never before offered TO view the beau
tiful scenery along the entire route the foliage
changes from summer to autumn.
ASSIGNMENT or MILLINERY FIRM.
Ringgold W. Carman and Fannie Mandelbaum.
ers and obbers of millinery goods, made an assign
mcnt yesterday TO Harris ID. Baker. with prefer
cnces 20 Almira r. Carman for 81 1000; TO John +;
Menges, $1,000; M H. Oppenheim, $1,000, and
5. Zemer x Feidsten, 81. 800 total of SIG, 500
Tho firm was formed last January aud Mr. Carmen
has been IN the millinery business for upward OF
fifteen years
SFNDING Az EMiGRANT tCK TO GERMANY.
Ernest August DTewes was sent back TO his homo
in Germany on tho steamer Salicr yesterday. He
came here on that vessel, but It was learned upon
investigation By the Commissioners of Emigration
that be had been imprisoned Tor
stabbng man aud after serving a terIs OF two
years had been sent 10 America, the Government
paying his passage. lie arrived here with scarcely
enough money to pay for a nights lodging