New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-28
NETWORK CITY.


was furnished by Grafullas Band
The Summer time tables of the New-York
Central and Hudson River, New-York, New-Haven ana
Hartford and Pennsylvania Central Railroads. take ef
feet to-day.
On Saturday evening Patrick Byrnes, age %,
Of No $50 Tenhavc., drowned while bathing In the
North River at sxty-seccndst. His body has not yet
been recovered.
Louisa Neil, child years DID, and living
with her parents No. II Grand-t run over and
instantly killed by No. Is Of the Broadway line Tic
driver was arrested
Payoali Oioni, an Italian, residing at No. 80
Muberrys stabbed the left eye last night by
some unknown man, OIoni was sent to the Park H0sp
tai. His wound II serious.
A lad named Frederick Elodi, age II years,
Of No. 1O5 Park-s attempted to commit suicide on Sat
nrday by swallowing three ounces ct tnctre OF arnca
He was cared for at the Park Hospital.
The foreign mail sent from this port yester-
day consisted of 1897 letters and 80 bags Of papers
The CITY of Richmond took 1880 letters and 81 bags
KLEIN % 02 letters and 30 bags the remainder was
taken by the Utopia. France, City OF Mexico anu Etna
On Saturday afternoon twO-year-old girl,
named Nelly Wallace, living at No. 125 East Onehm-
red-and- thrteenthst was run over and Killed by
lager beer wagon. the driver Simon Russell, was ar
rested and locked up to await the result OF Coroner
inquest.
At about 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon
young man named Chas Brady, who was determined to
commit suicide took quarter OF pound Of borax He
bought the drug of W. Boy OF NO 65l Ienhave Inc
attempt unsuccessful, ana Brady spent thc night Ut
the Ninety-ninth-st Hospital
The Convention of the Amateur Journalists
Association was held Saturday n the 81 Nicholas
Hotel. The following ofit rs were appointed: W. r.
Miller President; W. 8. Hillyer yice-President; W. n
stewart Treasurer; J. f. sayer Secretary !; was re-
solved to make arrangements for publication vi az anna
teur journal during the Centennial Celebration.
The gymnasium built by Wm E. Dodge, jr.,
at the Rvngton-s Lodging House for the benefit OF the
homeless boys of the East Side Is completed ana was
opened 10 the boys on Saturday. Notwithstanding the
heat the apparatus kept constantly in use until
nearly midnight The building was erected by Cooper
& Weed, and the apparatus fitted up ny william WOOD
In The TRIBUNE of Saturday, in noticing
the election Of the Rev. George Seymour as permanent
Dean OF the General Theological Seminary mention was
made of him as Of tie Reformed Episcopal Church This
error will hardly need correction, AS his election as
Bishop of Illinois and the refusal TO orcain MIN on ac
count Of his High Church views are welERhowh Iaets
At about 7:45 q. IN. yesterday, the body OF
an unknown man found in the hallway OF NO. l43
Leonard-st The about 80 years OF age feet
inches in hight with sandy mustache and chin whskcs
an n w." male ~ mix ed goods and a white shirt tic had
NO vest and no collar. He had evidently been much
addicted 10 liquor.
On Friday the residence OF Fritz Feddene,
at No Oh Els was entered by sneak thieves, who car
ricd off two watches and chains valued at $40; five
bank of the German Savings Bank and the Bank
for Savings in Bleeckerst three bonds and MORTGAGES
I1 m sln
iron and Coal Company valued at $4,000 and Mr. Fed
derne's naturalization papers
It is stated that the project of bridge across
the East River Blackwes Island first made public
some time ago is again attracting attention Among the
VERSIONS said 10 be Interested in tile enterprise are ex
May0r Gunther. William seinway, ST., the Messs Pop
penhusen, John Z. Jackson, ANA the Messrs moWssS'
The proposed bridge IL IN estimated VIII cost apout ~
600 600 and occupy three years in its construction
Croton Lake is lower than usual, the level
being below the edge Of the dam. There has been little
rain Of late in the vicinity Of the lake dispatch was
sent on Saturday by the engineer OF the Cro'oh Aque
duct in the Department Of Public Works to ttc gate
krencr OF the large reservoir at Boyds Corners In Put
nam County, directing him to let Ia 3ouonOoo gailons
of water to the dam within q hours There Is now IN
the reservoir 100000 gallons-suicient to supply
the city for 80 days
An inouest was held on Saturday by Coroner
Woltman In the Of Arthur Crawford who was Killed
in the saloon at Nneteenthst and Thirdave by the bar
keeper Joseph McGnty. The evidence showed that
Crawford was VIGOROUSLY bad character and that he
drew knife during the ARRAY In which ne feceten i.
injuries also that he fell on the stoop of the par
room The verdict acquitted McGnty OF any intention
Of killing Crawford He was held In 81 800 bail to await
the action Of the DistiictAttorney.
The work done by the Excise Commissioners
during the week ending Saturday as follows: On
Monday As applications; amount, $1,000 Tuesday, AZ
applications amount, $3.50. Wednesday, 30 applca-
tons. amount, 81, 600. Thursday, 90 applications ;
amount 81 600; Friday, 80 applications amount
81 S95. Saturday, applications AMOUNT T9so Total
receiyed si6aSs total number Of applications since
SoS g. S4'0''' '0'"' a.D' ~"
Five bids for constructing public bath
house in the Eastern District, ranging from Sll79s to
SIS 800 were opened by the Board of City Works Oh
Saturday
The 9SS teachers of the public schools on
Saturday received their pay for June and July amount
ing to 29 Al. The Summer vacation Will begin on
Saturday, July 3.
Joseph Horton, age 8, was dangerously
burned and cut by tho explosion of a bottle Of powder
with which he playing, at his home at No. 80 Hamil
tOn-st. on Saturday
A man, supposed to be Isaac Truman of No.
1Os Butlerst committed suicide on Saturday by drown
ins He iumped overheard from the Hamilton ferry
boat NewYcrk while she was coming from Brooklyn to
this city.
Louisa Ebel, married woman, age 40, of
No 342 waaboutst, 4. D.. committed suicide by means
of Paris green about Saturday, while she was
suffering from mania. which, her husband says, was
brought on 10y inteinperance.
A. f. Heinman was arrested and his horse
and wagon were seized Saturday, together with three
barrels of improperly stamped rum with which he was
about the GrcenIoint Ferry 10 New COhi
missioner Benedict held the prisoner under bonds OF
81 800 for examination
William C.. Kinsley was committed to
await the action Of the Grand Jury by Justice Riley
Saturday for sabbing Charles A. Sherman on Wednes
day. kinsley accostcd shefian III tc strcc. anu shc'
him for chew tobacco, and the latter lad
Kpsey assaulted him. The prisoner pleads selfdefensc
The body of John Heiss, German, who
went to board at No. so sacketst Friday, was found
in the river at the foot Of Degraws yesterday mori-
ing He is supposed to have committed suicide while he
was suffering from delirum tremcns. bank book,
showing deposits Of $500 in the Gernania Savings Bank,
ia his name, found on his body.
There was an unusually large number OF
visitors in Prospect Park Saturday afternoon, the
special attractions being the weekly band concert and the
monthly regatta OF miniature yachts for prize parlor
Yacht There were three between the Adirondack
HENRIETTA Matte, Republic and Young Greek. The first