New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-22
NEW-YORK CITY.

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Press" is not known at the office OF the NeW-iorh
| Associated Press.
Petitions for the probate of the wills Of the late
! John G.. Hamilton and Jesse hoyt nave Deeh hlcu
| III tho SurrOgatcs Office.
TIE NEW BOAT FOR THE HARBOR POLICE.
The Police Commissioners have decided to name
! the new police boat The Patrol" Tho steamer Is
now nearly completed. 1t will be ready Tor the use
of the Ilar5or police on September L.
! IMMIGRANTS LANDED AT CASTLE GARDEN.
! The steamship Main, from Bremen. landed So|
immigrants at Castle Garden Yesterday the Eng
land, from Liverpool, landed 800, ana the ocI'i''
! from Liverpool. landed 157.
COSTLY UPTOWN FLATS.
Isaac II. Wright has nearly completed four apart
ment houses III Seventh ave, between One huhdicu-
/ and twenty-sixth and One hundrcd-and-twehty-
seventh-sts. The cost OF these houses Will DO
| 100000.
BUILDINGS REPORTED AS UNSAFE.
| The building in the of No. go Pcarl-st was
| reported as unsafe yesterday. Another structure
III one hundred-and-itys lxth-st, 100 feet east Oh
Railroad-ave., said to be so dangerously IN
! safe that Inspector EsterfoOk of the buildings
! Bureau ordered the owner To tear III dOWn'
CARRYING DRUGS WITH THEM
Many physicians now carrying about ther
drugs instead OF writing prescriptions. INC prc-
tice growing out of the increasing ms abstraction
OF the people with the prices charged for prcScrp
tons by the druggists. Often the bill for medicine
! is larger than the PHYSICIANS charges.
JOSEPH H. ToOKER IMPROVING.
Joseph II. locker, the well known theatrical and
| excursion manager who has been confined to hls
house by sickness for several weeAs was reported
| Yesterday as improving slightly II Will he two or
three weeks, however before lie Is likely to recover
entirely.
NOT SUCCESSFUL IN TAXING HER own LIFE.
A homeless young woman, who sad her name
was Mary Ann Nelson jumped Into the East RIVER
at Pier 80 yesterday. intending to drown herself.
She was rescued by Policeman COllard, OF the
! Steamboat Squad, and taken to the Chambers
Street Hospital.
wRECKAGE PASSED AT SEA.
Captain Pearce, OF the British bark Exile, which
| arrived on Sunday night from Liverpool, reports
/ that on July 20 there was pasSe quantty oc 05
wreckage in latitude 40 40 north, Longitude ~
| % west. The captain thought that the wreckage
was of Quebec vessel and tnat she was lumber
! laden
PASSENGERS OF THE WRECKED MOsEL.
Mas Mas Valentine Lacwi, Miss Aily Laewi,
| Gustavus Kobbe, Frederick stern ana Miss sara
/ Nolf who arrived yesterday on the North German
Lloyd steamship Main, were passengers on the
| steamship Mosel, which was wrecked ON Lizard
Point. They were transferred to the Nam at LIVER
| pool.
! AUARLEM PASTORS VACATION.
The Rev Samuel II. Virgin, pastoro Of the Harlem
| CONGREGATIONAL Church, at Observation-Disclosures
! ty-hfthst. and SecOnd-avc. Is spending his sum,
Iner vacation in Clarendon Springs, W. lie WI
| assume the pastorate OF the new Pilgrim ChuTch,
| being erected at Mldison-ayc. and One-hundred-
| and-tWcnty -tirst-sts., on It's completion.
A POLICEMAN on TRIAL FOR ASSAULT
Officer Eugene Reilly, OF the twentieth Precinct,
| was arralgued yesterday in the IOrkyIlle Police
Court Tor examination on the charge OF assault pre-
ferred against him by Edward >chweyer, ma ster,
| of No 800 Ienth-aye. After the complanants ain
dayit was signed, the further hearing III the case
| was adjourned until Wednesday next by Justice
! BXby.
RUN OVER AND KILLED BY An ENGINE.
! Michael COnlin age twenty, of NIntl-ave. and
| Fifty-hfth-st., switchman on the hudson klyer
Railroad was run over and killed by a freight To-
! comOtve, No. 547, while attending To his duties at
| Elevcnth-ave. and Seyentleth-st. yesterday morn
inq An investigation of his death will be made by
| Coroner Herman. The other employees OF the road
| said his death was accidental
BREAKING UP AN OPIUM DEN.
! On Sunday night the police OF the Fourth Precinct
| made another RAID Oh the opium den kept Oy An
| Ling at No East broadway, successor 10 wing
| Lee who was obliged 10 leave on Thursday night
They arrested twelve prisoners, All ChlnaleD, VINO
! were arraIgned with ALI Ling before justice Gard
! ner Yesterday at the IOmbs Police Court. The Tor
mer were discharged but All Ling held for trial
! III General Sessions.
SUFFOCATED By SEWER GAS.
James Broderick, laborer. OF No. ~ East
observation-disclosures twenty -hrst-st, Went TO WORK III
! the sewer excavation III Nmety-itth-st., between
! second and 1hrd-aves., yesterday morning, and he
/ was sufocated by the poisonous gases III the PIT.
lie WA, found dead at $50 a. by other labOrers.
/ His body was removed to the Twenty-thrd Pre-
! cinct Police station.
HELD FOR PASSING FORGED CHECKS.
| An examination WAS held yesterday at the Tombs
/ into the circumstances of the complaint of the
! Western Union Telegraph Company before Justice
| Patterson against Charles Allen, alias Charles
! Willard, and others, on a charge OF collecting
money on forged checks Allen was arrested at No.
40 East IIouson-st. Justice Patterson held him IN
/
A WIDOWS TIMELY SALE.
An instrument MED for record yesterday shows
/ that a short time before the disastrous lro winch
DESTROYED their mandatory at the of Tenth
ave and Fifty -seventhst. ON Frlnay night MesSrs.
| John Hardman and Leopold Peck, the surviving
partners of the firm of Hartman, bowling ~ Peck,
! for S25S70 purchased from Mrs. Agnes Downing
her deceased husbands interest III the business,
giving her "a mortgage for 20, 900 OF the amount.
STILL GUARDING THE BATTERY PARK
The detail OF Park police 10 guard the Battery
a IL
croachcd upon by the elevated railway officials VINO
are determined TO erect station at the terminus OF
Gre,nwlci-st. Tor the convenience OF the IRON
/ steamboat Company has been reduced. Ohcer Nc
/ Mullen N,ho arres.od the workmcn who began to
dig foundations for the station two weeks ago, has
/ the tour OF duty from y a. III. 10 p NJ OliCcer
/ Troy from y. IN. ill midnight, and Otlcer Ma
! gluIc from midnight I'll u a. H.
PERSONS WHO ARE GREATLY ANNOYED.
/ Several complaints against alleged nusanceS
were sent by mail TO the Board of Health yesterday.
Among them was "A statement That a family Ol ring
doves IN East ScVenteth-st. were hghly objection
able 10 the family 81 a MriRosenDaum ana 10 Others
in the neIghbOrhOOd There was also petition signed
! by i've persons living IN Grdnd-sL, stating tn;t
/ number OF sewing machines were ran on sundays III
| a factory near their homes. Ihey declared mat
/ they were unable 10 sleep after a. IN. on sunday
because of the constant CHATTER OF the machines.
An OFFICE BOYS DISHONESTY.
Walter =. Smith, agc iliteen, OF No. 81 Cranberry
St.. Brooklyn. az Office boy III the employment OF
! Armstrong X Nave, No. 40 FrOnt-st., commission
merchants, was charged before Justice Gardner
YES clday at the 1onbs Police Court, with having
/ abs oudcd from his cmpiu ymcut on August Ii
with The proceeds Of Il chcc6 for 800 collected by
/ ma at the Bank OF North America. He WAS ar
rested at the NeW-IOTk Merchants Exchange Hotel,
in Philadelphia, by Detective llagan, oil the FIRST
/ Precinct, after having lost or squandered The
money Bail ,qulred ~ $1,000 to answer.
CHARLES ACS1ELL IN A CRITICAL STATE.
/ In tho i.sseX Market Police Court yesterday De
tectiyes Curry and Van Rn5t, of the Union Market
Police station, arlagned before Justice Gardner.
Ferdinand tedeTcr, OF No. 1876 East Iwcllth-st.,
VINO OF Sunday evening shot and dangerously
wounded Charles Aust1l, of No. - Chnton-st. The
wounded man II under the OF DR.. BOullee, who
informed the magistrate TINT his patient Is IN
cuuca condition, the bail having evidently entered
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