New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-22
NETWORK CITY.


ported unsafe YESTERDAY. 49, -..os
Deaths last week. $50; births, 6O5 marriages a0
o43 arrests. 1,197; excise licenses grah'eu' A-0
and fees collected, S6,52O.
Carl Ellison. deck hand on the Fort Lee ferry
boat fell into the Hudson River near the l9ot 81
Onehundred- and thirtieth-st. yesterday ana was
drowned.
Jay GOULD OFF FOR A TRIP:
law Gould. with few railroad friends, left New
York last night for trip to the Southwest ho 10
expected to be absent not more than "ecA'
p,. tpI 49, ot honses TO be erected in Sew:
entv.second-st east of Second-ave., at cos5 vi
$4,000, were filed yesterday ae 'no
Bureau by S. Simmons
RETIRING FROM THEIR SUMMER vACAIIoNs. ..
With the approach of cold weather, tne peeegais
o,I ,ramps Who have been in the country during
the summer for the benefit OF their heai'h' "io Ao
turning to town in large NUMBERS
RACK BAss SHIPPED TO ENGLAND.
Twelve hundred live black bass were shipped yes
tcrdav ON The steamship Baltic, by Z. G. Backf0rd,
of Fulton Market, to the Marquis OF Exeter iH09
will be used by the Marquis to stock his ponds'
JOHN DEvoY ARRESTED.
John Devo, the editor of The IRISH Nation, VINO
was indicted for libelling August Belmont, was ar
rested Yesterday by Detectives Reilly ana Ion
Ceuchten He refused to give the 50, 900 bail that
was asked and was sent to Police Headquarters.
NEW INSTITUTION FOR CLINICAL sIpppG r;,. sc
An institution, modelled after the PoYkIlhlh Oh
Vienna for the purpose of giving opportunities lor
the practcal study of diseases Will DC oHeEe9 ~, ~
morrow at Nos. 314 and 81 East lhirty-iourth-S
OCTOBER CORN SELLING AT HIGH PRICES:
The excitement over the rise IN the price OF corn
for October deliveries had some" hat suOslueo res, NSs
to-day, although the prices did not {eid any h he
"buils' asserted that this class OF corn woulu DC
selling at 81 "a bushel within short time.
TnURLow WEED GAINING;
Thurow Weed after good ng nj: aMoGI
freshed Yesterday morning. lie ale ms oIeahiias t
with some appetite. DIR. Chadboume believes tnat
Mr. Weed has undoubtedly gained, and Is better
than he was on Monday last. Mr. Need pasSeu "
1oN- andy IN
HIS BODY NOT YET IDENTIFIED.
The bodv of the man who committed suicide in
Central Park by shooting himself through IIe iie't
ON Friday night was not identified YESTERDAY IL
remained at the Presbyterian Hospital untu ac i'll
the day when the Coroner gave PERMISSION lGr us Us
removal to the Morgue. The man Is DeheVeu u
have been stranger III the city.
LARGE LIABILITIES AND SMALL ASSETS;
In the matter OF the assignment OF John y Iut,ie,
of No. Wall-st to SaInuel w; JaGksqn ti im
following schedule ives filed yesterday LlaDhtles'
So 314 .lO7 SO: nominal assets S242,644 70 &C.
tua assets, $116342 81 The greater part Oh MI
Tuttle's liabilities consist OF NOTES WHICH, Ho H"u
Endorsed for AlOnZO FOlett
SITTING WI H CLOSED DOORS.
The Tariff Commission held brief session yester
dav morning at the Fifth Avenue HOTEL ana auJouIl-
ed till 10 o'clock on Monday morning he meetings
of the Commission are held with closed DOORS now
that ali the testimony has been submitted Il mas mas
been decided TO withhold all information until inc
Commission is ready TO report Ill full
. REWARD OFFERED BY MR.. BERGHs SOCIETY
Mr. Bergh's society has offered arewaId OF SoQ
for information that will procure the conyctoh %
the principals concerned i'll a d0g-heht aHegeu ~
have taken place on Long Island on friday, pc
tween two animals called Pilot and Ned, or OF the
proprietor of the place where the fight occurred
CLAIMING TO BE. A HUNDRED YEARS OLD. -
Elizabeth Rice, who says that she was porn III
Dublin one hundred years ago, and that sue mas
lived at Calvary Cemetery Tor slXty-ve yer omb
Police Court. Being hom-le and frlend!ess JUS
tice Murray committed her TO the care OF inc Oom-
mssioners of Charities and Correction
Marshal McDcmOtt granted LILO licenses ana
received 81 Gel Because OF the large IuulpeI u
applicants Tor licenses the Marshal VIII Keep MS OLE
fee open from a. until 4 p; m nnlll IurtneI no.
tee No licenses will lie issued unless the wagons
are examined by the inspectors connected win the
office and found to nave tue LICENSE hu"oei P4"i'
painted on the outside.
THE WILL OF MRS. AUBERT
The will of the tate Josephine Agatha Aueert WAS was
filed yesterday for probate III the Surrogate ONE
Mrs Aubert was of the victims OF the recent ac-
cldent III the Fourth-ave tunnel. The testatrA oe-
queathed certain property left her ny ler auit "
her father for life and after his de"th 10 her huS
band
REFORM ONLY PARTLY CARRIED OUT.
The small reform instituted by the municipal lty
of Paris and referred to III The TRIBUNE yesterday
in numbering the lamp-posts opposite each mouse,
was tried on a small scale III this city over year
ago in some of the east side streets. Inc plan was
not fully carried out, but II proved great cohVeh-
ience AS far as il was. Very few house numbers
can be seen from the street at night
ARRIVALS OF Immigrants.
The total number of immigrants received at cas- -
lie Garden for the week ending Oct0Oer ~ was
COg3 Yesterday the state oil pennsylvania from
Glasgow landed 129 steerage Passengers; the
GeIser, from Copenhagen 490 the DevOn, i d3a
and the Donau, from Bremen, $50. these vessels
all report having enGounteTcd slIong hedu "inuS
and high seas throughout their voyages.
SAVING FIFTY PERSONS FROM DROWNING
Two Young boys were playing yesterday after
noon near the river at Thrteenth-aVe, ana fOur-
teenth-st. when one OF them, Francis Kelly, OF No.
4fUlaf
Captain Charles McEnTOe OF the Life Saving Ser
vice plunged INTO the rlver and succeeded III res
cuing Kelly. This is the tilieth ne that McEnloe
has saved. An Application Is pending III congress
for a life saving medal 1or hiul'
COMMITTED TO TIE TOMBS
Coroner Knox yesterday took testimony IN regard
70 the death of Henry SeveT, who was shot and
killed BY his friend, Charles llausman, bartender,
al No. $50 SecOnd-avc., on Friday might. ANNIE
SOhl, the servant GIRL Henry Hermann aud john
Schweers, the proprietor OF the liquor store, were
examined, but none of them saw the shooting. Inc
prisoner declined To be sworn, but stated that lie
and Sievers were talking Of pistols and he TOOK one
that lac thought not loaded 1t exploded ana
shot Sievers. In default of $1,000 bail, he was
temporarily committed to to the IombS.
PROSPECTING FOR SILVER AT THE AsT0R HOUSE
Two ways caused crowd to gather III front of tie
Aston House last evening. They held their hats In
their hands and looked inenty up at an open WIN
dow from which bright light was streaming, as II
expecting that something would DC thrown OUT
which they wanted 10 catch. One OF the WagS
adroitly rang silver dollar on the sidewalk, ana
the crowd, unable to withstand the temptation,
rushed in and joned in general scramble for the
supposed shower OF silver, only TO be disappointed.
NOT ENTITLED TO AN INJUNCTION.
John Gallgan recently began an action against
the New-YOrk Concert Company and others to re-
strain the defendants from erecting or maintaining
a large bay window III front of the building known
as the New Casino which extends beyond the street
line and oveIhangs the sidewalk. a temporary IN
junction was granted and the motion TO continue 1t
until after the final disposition of the suit was ar
gued few days ago before Judge Freedman, III the
Superior Court. judge Freedman yesterday rem
deied q decision in which lie holds that the PLAIN
fiT having failed TO establish special damage
10 himself is not entitled TO injunction pending
the trial. 80.
BROOKLYN
A complaint of bigamy WAS lodged recently by