New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-27
NETWORK CITY.

Arrests last week, 1888 ; births, o33 mar
riaees 1lO deaths s73-an increase Of s. deaths, 6
births,and decrease OF 10 maiII"ees' 40 Nf ~
the week before
The Mayor received protest on Saturday
from Assistant Aldermen Clancy and key against Tue
use of the Eighteenth Ward market as dos poahu' lie
promised TO look INTO the matter to-day'
Among the complaints received on Saturday
in the Mayors office, one against dos-cateher ii
the Eighth Ward who, in his professional zea uaggeu
ret dog from the lap Of It's mistress end carrier
away. Another complaint was made against MARSHALL
Lippman.
The Excise Board had II applications for
licenses to sell liquor, and received $500, last week
unsnector Hunt OF the Sixth Excise District reported
on saturday 80 liquor stores had been closed IN the
Twelfth Precinct owiss 10 poo h Tbtieth Precinct
The steamer City of Panama sailed on Sat-
urday for watnss Island the scene Of the disaster to
the Guatemala with full supplies for the crew OF the
wrecked vessel 1t is expected that the steamer Colon
ich sailed seven days after the bdatendl WI PsS
near the wreck and render assistance III SAVING 'no
cargo. -.
Henry w. Wagner age 40, ended his life at
No. 80 Firstave., on Thursday night last by hiring
pistol bullet into his heart An inquest was held on
Saturday and the Jury rendered their verdict that he
had committed suicide because of unrequted yYe ihe
verdict based upon letter found III the room Vi tue
deceased.
At meeting of the German Cremation
Society on Saturday evening" the purposes THE society
40 feet OF rectangular form, win arraneenehs ny
which bodies may be consumed by fire: Tue cost OF a
funeral in this method Will be - Inc SOCIETY &c Gu
thusiastic and its plans spechc'
Patrick Cahill conducted policeman into
his apartment on the secoud floor of No 45 East Tenth
ST. last night for the purpose OF having his WIG ar
rested who was intoxicated Upon seeing the oicer en-
terng the she ran 10 the window ana threw neL
self out she fell the yard beneath and although
escaping broken bones, was lnJuIeu htcIua Suc Was
taken 10 Bellevue Hospital
George Weishoff, age CT, of No. 127 Suffolk
st. an insane man. jumped the East River from the
foot Of Deanceyst yesterday and attempted to drown
| himself He was rescued and taken 10 Bellevue HOS
Ia Frank Berseo. age g. of No COS East Fourteenth,
St. attempted sudcde on Saturday by swaIOWlhs Tals
| green, lie was taken TO Bellevue hospital
| Archbishop McClOskey, accompanied by
Bishop Bacon and Father Marco sailed on saturday Tor
Europe in the steamer Vile de Paris. They will make
an ex tended tour the Continent The caoh OF the
steamer richly decorated WIN MOWERS 10y tie @
of the Archpishop aud has companions, and large mum
Der OF both clergymcn and LAY men assemoleu d. Ho
| wharf TO Did them farewell.
| A faultless day favored the first excursion
OF the New York Journalistic Fraternity and the event
was perfectly successful from every point Of vlew The
elegant little steamer Olypant left Thirty fourth-s "
r.. with the conmodious barge Chicago attached ana
containing several hundred persons representing nearly
every newspaper and municipal department IN the city
Besdes there large number OF ladies' ana enough
| romplng, happy children 10 make the OCCASION
thoroughly delightful Tue sail up the Hudson was very
pleasant Tue party landed az Excelsior Park opposite
Yonkers where lunch was paraeen OIL Az j. III; tne
returu began though the last landing DOyerst T. *
was not reached before p. Dancing was generally
INDUCED IN, the music being idrhlshed Dy the wv
ernor's Island string anu brass Dahd'
Thomas Ii. Rogers made a complaint to the
Mayor that Edward Pitunger, an auctioneer with
! Bocart & smith, of Frankfort and North Wlamsts
had not returned him the proceeds OF the sale OF some
laud about s7i35, after repeated demands some
excuse being gwen each time Mr. Pettinger was ar,
rested Yesterday Detective Irving OF the CltS nan
Police aud stated the Mayors oce that the money
was paid 10 Smith, had since retained H. An eN-
animation the license books or the Mayors once uc-
yeoped the fact Ptnger was acting as auctoneef
without license and therefore held in $500 bail 10
answer John Kemble OF Brooklyn, became bls OOhds-
man. This renders him Liable 10 nue. q" Sjo OF three
| mouths IMPRISONMENT. both. The matter VIII lie
brousl to tho notice Of the District Attorney, Tor his
action. o,,,,,,,