New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-16
NETWORK CITY.


| Tho nolice arrested ,101 persons last week
| There were 164 marriages ahu fo' o'' "
| the city last week. 800
! The Excise Commissioners last week granted lo|
licenses and collected fees to the amount OF 800.
A six-story apartment house is to be erected by
| Bernard Spaulding at Lexlngton-aye. ana Eighty
| first-st at a cost OF SSO,OOO.
Unsafe buildings reported yesterday: Nos, 56S
| and $40 Westinghouse, Stone-st on Sherul-sI,
| AZ Columbia-st. and 1893 Second-ave.
| John Kiskard German baker fell dead on the
sidewalk at Prince and Elizabeth-sts- yesterday
| His death was attributed to heart disease.
| DEATH OF A POLICEMAN.
| Patrolman Gerard +. Beekman, of the Steamboat
| Squad, who had been policeman 1or Ten years
| died yesterday from liver disease at his home, No.
404 East One-hundred- and-fourteenth-st
INJURED by A FALLING CHIMNEY.
chimney fell at No. 65 Over-st., yesterday
who was playing on the roof The boys thgh was
broken.
FALLING FROM WINDOW.
While leaning out of a window on the third moor
of the tenement house No. SAG West Forty
ST.. yesterday, Timothy Hurley, age thrty'hVe'
| fell to the pavement and was injured seriouslY
RUN OVER BY A WAGON AND INJURED.
| Frederick Meyers, licensed vender, was pushing
his cart along Canal-st near Centre YESTERDAY,
when wagon marked 'Koster& Bal was driven Tsn
| over him. The vendors leg was Drokeh' lho
| driver OF the wagon escaped.
TIE WAR on DIsoRDERLY HOUSES.
| Alexander Blauvelt, charged with beng tne
owner OF dsordery house IN nE Ic ws
warrant issued by the Court of General Sessions.
He was released on giving 500 bail.
ARREST OF MART" ALLEN.
Mart" Alien, of the notorious Allen broth
ers was arrested yesterday by Detective Reilly on
bench warrant from the Court OF General Sessions,
on a charge of attempting TO steal as pckpocket.
The complaint on which the warrant was issued was
made in Apri, 1881. The" Allen became bonds
man for his brother in the sum of 5000.
ATTEMPTING TO STEAL CLERGYMAN's WATCH
I'm Dox | nuiGA rfln of I'll
standing in Whitehall-st. on Friday evening when
j. j. life o. No. % Heser-st, attempted TO steal
his watch and chain, valued at $40. Ilie was ar
rested, and III the lombs Police Court yesterday he
was held III 81 900 bail for trial
IMMIGRANTS IN CASTLE GARDEN
The number OF immigrants who arrived at this
port for the week ending July 10 was 1889; Yes,
terday the State of Nevada. from Glasgow, landed
2d4 immigrants at Castle Garden the khyni trn
Bordeaux, LOG; the Adriatic, from Liverpool 4O2
INCREASE II THE DEATH RATE.
The certificates of death received AZ the bureau
of Vital Statistics last week numbered lOS4, snow
ing that there had been more deaths IN the city
than for any previous week of the present year. VI
the persons who died last week, $50 were children
under i've years Old. For the corresponding week
of last year the number of deaths reported was
900.
PASSING COUNTERFEIT MONEY.
A brght-lOokng boy who gave his name as VIII,
lam Anderson of No 800 StantOn-st., was arrested
Yesterday and taken before Commissioner Shields
on charge of passing counterfeit money. lie at
tempted 10 get change for counterielt silver dollar
at the store OF Catharne Sondergeld, OF NO. So
CherTy-st., and on being told that the money was
bad tried 10 pass it at another store. lie was ar
rested by Policeman Gilmore, OF the Eleventh Pre-
ciuct and was held for trial III 5000 bal.
swINDLING FRENCHMAN.
Charges of sWIudlIng have been made against
Bruyer de Pennevet an elderly Frenchman who
has represented French financial companies III this
city. lie has asserted that he was Nh agent OF the
Credit Wager OF Paris and has. 1T IL sad on sew
eral occasions given checks Tor small amounts on
fba Mntn IPuQ re-
turned worthless. he has confined his operations
largely among those of his nationality. and no
complaints have yet been made 10 the Dstrlct-At-
torney
OFFICER COMMITTED.
William ". DIstrow, a special deputy sheriff. lv-
ing at Eighth-ave. and One-hundIed- and fifty
thSrd-st n9 Friday night in Attempting TO disperse
a crowd at the e-nundred-and-hlty ntth-st and
Eignth-ave. station OF the elevated railway, as
saulted William Schulter, teamster, living at
Ienth-ave. and One-hundred-and-htty-n lntn-st
SCHUYLER was knocked down with a billy and
kicked, and was then arrested for assault and bat
terry. lie proved. III the Harlem Police Court yes
terday, that ne simply defended himself, and the
complainant was committed i'll $500 bail by Justice
Power for trial.
PRACTISING MEDICINE ILLEGALLY.
Moses JacOby, alias William Leach, age, sixty
nine OF No. 16l Bleccker-st., and Marcus Claesson,
OF No. 10 ST. MarRs-place, were arraigned III the
jefferson Market Police Court yesterday on com-
plant of Counsellor Ripley and Frederick X. Stur-
gis OF No, l6 West thirty -second-st., who stated
that the accused men had been practising medicine
without beng registered IN accordance with the
provisions OF chapter 5l3 of the Laws of 1880.
Justice smith held tnem in $500 bail, which was
| FURNISHED
A ROMAN CATHOLIC FEAsT-DAY.
To-day, the seventh Sunday after Pentecost Is
the Roman Cathonc feas OF Our Lady of Mount
| Carmel or Scapuiar Day" Many OF the Catholic
churches III the city Will celebrate the feast with
special services. The most important one of these
| celebrations will be III the Church OF ST. Vincent
| Ferrer, at LexingtOn-ave. and SlXty-slxth-st.,
| which is under the control of the dominican la
! theirs. In SI.JOSephs Catholic Church, at ashlng
tOn-ave. and Onc-hundred-and-seventy- slX HIST,
the forty hours alteration OF the sacrament will be-
| gin III the forenoon, and last continuously without
interruption till tuesday morning.
| sCALDED BY A CHINAMAN.
| A number OF small boys annoyed the Cinnamon
| at No. III Last HoustOn-st Friday night, by
throwing stones and dirt Oh the linens which were
ready to be lroned. The Ceiestials drove the boys
away several ZINES, bnt they returned on each oc
| casOn. Finally Sue Ling rushed from the laundry
with vessel of boiling water, which he threw on
Carrie ittenberg, six years DID, of No. FlrSt-ave.
The child was terribly scalded about the lace and
| neck. The Chlnaman was arrested ana III the rs
| sex Market Court yesterday was committed without
bail to await the result OF the girls injuries.
BROOKLYN
Permission to erect fifty -four new buildings was
| given last week by the Building Department.
Furman-st.. which along the river front, is to
| be wIdened. 1t is in bad condition of repair.
| The house owned by Mary Anderson, the actress,
at No Az Classon-ave., has been sold 10 Caleb
| Barker Tor $500.
The Excise Commissioners yesterday revoked the
| license OF Francis Gallagher, who keeps liquor
| store at No. 3l5 Park-avc, Tor selling liquor TO
minors
| 1t is announced that George |. Seney has made a
second git OF SIS 600, the Weslo IAN Female Col
| lcge Ill Georgia being $l20, 900 Ill all which that
| institution has received from him.
| Commissioner of City Works Ripley Ropes has
declared his intention To the OF all per
who waste water ny the reckless use OF hose on
| the sidewalks and streets.
| John Kempster, forty-seven years of age. living
| at No. A Henry-st., jumped from the deck of tie
| Catherine ferryDoat Republic, while ner way to
| home
| Nicholas Cnrfia has hrnnnht snit he in