New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-09
NETWORK CITY.

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O.. 100 ooo letters for foreign countries were
cont ont from the New York Post Office yesterday
Tho 6nes collected at tho various police courts IN
the ctty during the month of June amounted 10
81 $50 so.
Number of deaths last week Cos; of births.
do1. of marriages 203 of arrests, 1877; OF
licenses, 1875; fees. $3.50.
DEATH PROM THE KICK OF A HORSE
Patrick Crotty age itythiee Ul at Jerome
ave and Berrian Landing-place on Friday nght'
and died an hour later.
THE BODY OF A DROWNED BOY REcovEREpp' No
The body of John w. Wilson, age thirteen. Vi No.
$50 West Seventeenth-st, who was drowned ,, On
July at the foot of West Twenty-thlrd-st', was
found yesterday at the foot OF west lwehtS-ioui'p
SHOOTING HIMSELF IN THE HEART.
About midnight on Friday Gustave thinner, age
thirty shot himself In the heart III his room az NO.
l6G Mulberry-st.. and died soon after Inc acC Is
supposed TO be due TO mental unsoundness, cauSeu
by a blow chat thinner received in a qqarrel III
Mulberry-st. liquor-shop about two month ago.
FRENCH MISSION TO BE OPENED. ~
The Rev. r A. Segun viii open m Association
bmidmG ar ThIrd-ave and One-hundred-a and
twcnty-ilfth-st for the benefit of the French Cana
dams OF Harlem. a
A TRUCKMAN KILLED.
Patrick Crotty. age fifty-one, of Jeromeave. and
Second-st a truckman, fell from ms truck at the
Highbrldge-road and Central-ave. yesterday, anu
received Injuries from winch he died. The horses
attached to the truck trainpied upon hln anu
mancled and crushed his body fearfully.
DISHONEST DoG-CATCHERs
George Shaugnnessy, licensed dog-ca'cnc i INV
his assistant, Hugh Blauey, were arrested YESTERDAY
Tor stealing "A black-and-tan terrier from Lollie
Richards OF No. 442 Nlntli-ave IN the JeieI .'
Market Police Court yesterday, shaugnhessy wa9
held IN $500 for assault on the complainant anu
Blaney in 1900 for stealing the dog.
Suicide BECAUSE OF DFsPONDENCY.
Corner Brady viewed the body OF }. Bath at ms
home. NO. 3lS East Forty-seventh-st, yesterday
oh, had hapn II
went Oh the roof Friday nlGht 10 Sleep anu was
found dead yesterday morning WIN PiS.oI ,SiiiS
on his breast. lie hau shoV nii'0N' P'''
dependency.
VIOLATING TIE LOTTERY LAW.
On complaint OF George +. Dram OF NO 100 Mas
sou-st Isaac Prank, age twcntN-seVeh years OF NO
10 t,nlumbIa-st. was arTaigncd by Anthony COM
etock TOR selling tickets on the Little HaNaha
Lottery at No. % Plnc-st, ana was IeuulIeu 20 ll
nsn bonds in j 900 Ior train inc court % Uenci
Sessions. by Justice Patterson yesloiu"S' "' 'i0
Iombs Police Court.
A RUNAWAY BOY FOUND.
Nathan Osborn, aye fourteen "ho Ian away iio -;
tine East Greenwich Academy IN Nc"-LoHIoH III
Aoril last was taken to Police headquarters yes
terd,v having been found wandering III Stuy vcsaht
place ragged, bareiOOted ana Drowned INC poS
sId thai he hal been West on an eApedIlon 10 Eli
Indians az he of very !ndependelC nature anu
tonu OF extreme freedom. Inspector lhorne teIe-
graphed information OF the boy to Ills moVuer a'
Chelsea, Mass.
ITALIANS WHO WANT THEIR MONEY.
A deuutallon OF Italians, employed by contractor
Nnrnhy III loading and unloading scows IN the
street Cleaning Department, called upon mayor
Grace yesterday TO ascertain Why lhey couiu nJ.
ger Their pay Tor Last months WORK. An IIlsn
Woman who spoke Italian very iluently, Appeared
as interpreter. The Mayor assured the men 'uat
vas the fdulJ of the contractor ana not ol lc occI
CIeatnnq Departmcat, anu That they would De paIu
on MONDAY.
ALARGE MORTGAGE RECORDED.
Tn octoI,er last the American ficatlug and Stea III
Power Company, which is now laying steall-ihpeS
in Broadway and Other dOWh-DOWn lloIousli9aIcs
made the Farmers Loan and Trust Company lruS-
Ices of 3 600 900 III per cent gold lrst mortgage
bonds 10 oe paid i'll 1902. Yesterday the company
ned mortgage to the rafieIS Nob hnve .n iobn.sr
knnv,n as the FIRST Baptist Church property, ana
uuOn winch tie hrst church OF .that denomination
built i'll this city was erec'eu'
COMFORT FOR SUMMER TRAVELLERS.
Travel M to tine Mhito Mountains, the Adiron-
dacks' Lakes george and Champaln, Is Just begun
niup and the season promises 10 NC UNUSUALLY Eoou
ms wear The completion OF the railroad from
Gen,S Falls to the Fort William l1enry hOtci saves
nearly TWO hours tlne ana aNOlds Il Gusly stiSc
rlde he accommodations now ohereu ny lhe III
z4ns, lue of steamers nfst-cldbS DodlS, cOuItc
nus officers and gentlemanly and polite attcndahls
RECEIVING THEIR MEDALS OF BEATEN BRASS.
The Assay Once was Nlsitcd Yesterday by TWO
owners oil the medals OF beaten brass Whlcn are 70
he dIstrlbu ana cherished ny the empeIs oi 'hc
" OlJ Guard - IN commemOratOn OF heir def eat al
the Chicago Convention OF 1850 Ihey were Amos
f. Larned, delegate IRON Mugs County, d an.
bernard alias Barney" Bgnn newborn dele
cate also took his medal 1t was delivered Oy ines
scnger
ARRIVALS AT CASTLE GARDEN.
The number vi Immigrants landed az Castle
Garden last week was TO- l6S. The arrivals yester-
day were from the Assyrlan Monarch, LOO rem
land SOB Donau, 594 Canada, I'll tOta l,Zoo,
1ue majority OF those who came yesterday seemed
fo be of the better class OF Germans, and they dld
NOT remain long care upon the commissioners OF
tInlpfatlon. Since the influx of Hebrew refugees
~ hpUIu
them have passed through the Garden ana lhe
hands OF The Hebrew AID society. vi tins number
1873 came last mouth
BROOKLYN.
Property-owners and store-keepers in Bridge-st.
are again agItatlng the question or having the
ferry at the loot of that street reopened.
Lizzie Corrigan, five years of age, has been at the
| Fourth Precinct Police StatIon-house III Myrtle
ave. since Thursday. she CANNOT tell "hcIe sue
| lives
Twenty thousand yards of asphalt pavement in
the cltv are estimated be repair. BIDS for
the wrok OF repairing the pavement were opened
| Yesterday, but no awards were made.
II Is estimated that the increase OF the taxable
value of property III Brooklyn tins year will he
about SO OOO, 900 which would make the coming
tax rate ABOUT the same as last year.
Lena Greeb, a servant, forty-hvee years old, EN-
plo, ed in the family OF AlonZI T.. Wcnpe, AT No
ly9 Cumberand-st., Glcd at the Cumberland street
Hospital yesterday, from burns received from the
| explosion oi an alcohol lamp, oNer-whlch she was
preparing some iOOu.
| Ex-Judge A. ii. Daley and Counsellor John L.
Shorter Yesterday received information IRON Albany
mat the Governor would not n,eriere Ill behalf oil
James +. Walsh, who murdered his sweetheart,
| Barbara Groentnal. Walsh Is TO be hanged Oh
July IL lie was informed OF the decision ycstcr-
| dav afternoon. Judge Daley says lie Will make
another attempt 10 save him.
Mrs. Catherine CastletOn, an Italian, twenty-five
years OF age living with her husband on the second
| floor OF No. / Lawrcnce-st, attempted to start a
ure with kerosene last nigh,- Her clothing caught
| fire from the blazing OIL, and sne severely
burned about the iace arms and body she was re-
| moved 10 the City Hospital.
| The annual meeting of tie Board Of Education
Will be held TUESDAY next, and II Is stated thai
| the fifteen members 10 he appointed by Mayor