New-York tribune., 1882-08-13
NEW-YORK CITY.

Unsafe buildings reported Yesterday: Nos. ia
Willett-st 440 Canal-st. and 6O3 East four-
teenh-st.
boy named Louis Romer fell through a hatch
way in the factory at NO. Us E'lst foIth-st' yoS'oi
day aud broke his arm.
About thrty-ive refugees were returned 10
Southern Russia last week by the Hebrew Emisraht
Aid Society of this city.
Arrests last week, 1,2Sl: deaths. 82s; births,
500: marriages, 1S9; excise licenses granted l44,
and 81 ,675 i'll fees collected.
CHILD INJURED BY FALLING FROM WINDOW
story window of No. 342 East Fifty-sixth-st. yes
terday and was injured fatally.
BRIDGE APPROACHING COMPLETION ,.,
The new bridge across the Harlem River at fI1th-
ave. is approaching completion, and VIII anord a
much necded.relief to the traffic that now over
crowds the bridge at ThIrd-aye
A TRIP FOR MOTHERS AND CHILDREN.
An excursion for the mothers and children or the
Eighteenth and Twenty-iirst Wards will take place
on Monday September 4. The excursion Will be TO
Point View Grove l.. L.
UNHEALTHY HOUSES IN HARLEM
The tide ebbs and flows in the cellars OF many Oh
the buildings both sides of 1hlrd-aye. Tor trec
blocks from Harlem Bridge, and the noxious gases
evolved from the resduum have caused great deal
of malarial fever aud dyscntery.
PASSENGERS FROM EUROPE.
Among the passengers on the White Star steamer
Britannia which arrived at this port yesterday,
were the following: A. Benda,ari Colonei ana
Rosillo W. l.. Stow John Waies, g. k. Bab.ey, and
Sidney Lafontane.
ANXIOUS FOR A WRESTLING MATCH.
Joseph Acton the catch-as-c "a ch-can wrestler
from England Is anxious to meet rival athletes.
lie AYERS that he can defeat any wrestler IN Amer
ica either at GrecoRoman or catcll-aS-ca tGh-can
| STYLE He has deposited 800 with Richard h FOX
forfeit.
| THE REV DIR. MGLYNN TO LECTURE ~ CLEVELAND.
The Rev. DR.. McGlynn. pastor of ST. stephens
Roman Catholic Church in East went -elgnth-st IN
tins cty has accepted invitation which has been
rendered him by the United Land Leagues OF Cieye-
land TO deliver an address on the subject OF the
Land Leagues.
| ROWING TO THE OPINION OF THE AUTHORITIES.
Harry Hill has written letter to sullivan
and Wilson the BOXERS giving up the stakes de-
posted IN his hands for second contest between
them Mr.. Hill reviews the opinion OF the Corpora
ion Counsel in regard the legality OF the meeting
and says with that sweet and chld-hke meekne
for which he is noted, bow TO the opinion OF INC
authorities, even when think them wrong"
THE NEwsBoYs' AND BOOTBLACKs' EXCURSION.
The fifth annual free excursion given By Jonn H.
Sarin to the newsboys ana Dootolacks OF Ne" otk M
CITY will take place Friday, August lo or II the
| weather is untavorabe then on the following day.
The boats will leave Pier 10, North River, at the
foot of Dey-st., at a. IN. There viii be music ana
made to the Superintendent of the Newsboys Lodg-
| ing House
| A pIcKPoCKET HELD FOR TRIAL.
While Marcus g. Baldwin, of No. 70 Park-r0w
was passing through FultOn-st yesterday afternoon
James Gilmartin, age twenty lone, OF Philagelpnli
snatchcd gold watch o te % Yaiue oI 700 nT of ms ms
I"urst Precinct and on being charged with the
offence before Justice Gardner, at the Iombs, he
| was held for trial III default OF @l,Ooo DALI
| ARRESTED FOR FORGERY.
vounp man OF res pectabie appearance was taken
before Justice kubreth yesterday III the Essex Mar
| kct Police Court, charged with forging the name OF
| w, G. Hawk the purchasing agent of the VIM sor
| Hotel TO a check on the Ninth National BANK Tor
S32 20. He gave his name as Charles Z. Fotey and
| is said to be respectfully connected.
| YOUNG MACLEOD AGAIN IN TROUBLE:
| Norrnan alias John and Warren Macleod son or
| the late Rev. Norman Macleod, OF Glasgow. VINO
was arrested on July Il on a charge OF swmdllng
several jewellers was discharged last Thursday by
| Justice IIaignt. He was arrested again On Friday
night by Detective Farley ana held tor examination
in the Jefferson Market Court yesterday on the COM
| niaInt of George liartze Il jeweller OF No. 500
broadway, of the original coInplalnahtS, on Il
| valued at $40. 1t is alleged that he has sWinded
various jewellers out Of property valued al @loOo
A MESSENGER BOY BEATEN.
| messenger boy employed by the American DIS
| trlct Telegraph Company. while passing along
broadway at lOuston-st yesterday, SAID some thing
int arolisrd The anger OF the driver Ot a Boston
| Lxpress wagon. What il was, the boy would not
say aftcrward, and others dld not near Inc dIlVeI
| iuinped from his wagon struck the boy and pushed
| nun against an iron railing, cutting his upper mp
severely lie then drove away. Inc poy, VINO
| gave ms name rs William Wdchols, had his up
| dressed b. a surgeon at the Mercer Street Police
station and theE went nome.
BROOKLYN
The police made 500 arrests last week.
Permits Tor the erection OF ffty-fOur new build
| ings were granted last week.
Chinese lauudryman IN Atlantc-ave has vocal
powers o staying qualities, to judge from his name,
| which is Sing Long.
Bernard Peters, a young man living at No. 147
Twenty -i0urtl-st., South brooklyn has been miss
| lug from his home Ior the last fortnight.
The body of man, age about forty, tye feet eight
inches III height. with red HAIR and whlskcrS, was
found in the East River, at the foot OF Harrsonst,
| yesterday.
I,,,r r1,,r
Meat Inspectors Holiday aud Smith special officers,
with authority TO arrest all persons interfering with
| them IN the discharge of their duties
John 5. Arnetne, who claims to be a real-estatc
dealer and 70 live at No. 1G3 East One-hundred-
and-fourteenth-5t, New 1Orh was arrested ycStcr-
day OH complaint OF Mrs Flora Salzl of No. lag
| Degraw-st. Brooklyn. charged with deiraudlng her
| OF 800 by means O1 lOrgcu nOte. JuSWcc bergen
| rcmanded INN for trial.
Detective George Zundt yesterday arrested Henry
G. Hale age twentyelght as fugitive from justice
| ON a complaint OF John Tyler, hat-ma lutactureT
OF Chicago, who charged him with embezzmg
| 81 900. Justice Walsh remanded him Tor trial.
| Hale asserts his innocence.
Outstanding bonds of the Finance Department
| of Brookyn to the amount o. 30, OOO,OOO VIII be
| redeemed during the current year " TINS aino uni
500, 900 will be redeemed i'll september and about
| $3.50 900 III October. Bonds To the amount OF
| S3 300, 900 have been issued so lar this year.
| The animal retreat of the Catholic clergymen be-
longing 20 the Diocese of Brooklyn (Which embraces
the whole OF Long lsland) closed yesterday III time
for the priests 10 IeIur 10 tlcIr IC'pVCVnc Pdl'hoa
and attend 10 their duties sunday. Tne retreat
began last Monday evening.
The body of a man, with his throat cut nearly
from ear 10 ear and with a bloody razor lying by
his SIDE was found about Z o'clock yesterday morn
inc III the clgaT-bOX factory on IhrOOp-aVc., near
| MlddlctOE-st. The body was recognized as that oi
George tieriach, "A aDorer, lftyth years of age
who lived with his wife and two children nj Bartlett
st. and 1hroop ave. lie had been drinking hard ioI
some tilue
Sheriff Stegman's deputies are looking for Joseph
A. joel again, on accounC of the suit for sllndeI
brought by Postmaster James McLcer, ds joel
bondsmcn have virtually surrendered nun. AT the
time OF Joel's arrest on Il bench warrant he re-
lfta ..i.