New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-30
NEW-YORK CITY.
NEW -1UHh vi i.
Tho nolice arrested | ,377 persons last week.


rho sum of S117774 II was paid by the public
during the week ending July 20 for Croton water
rents.
Buhl in n China shop is not at all uncommon
now days as is evident IN warerooins Ill DAT
clay-st.
Licenses to the number Of eghty-eigEt wen, IS
sued by the Excise Commissioners last week. Fees
amounting to 81 795 were collected.
A lecture on British Agsre sion and Deie a IN
tomorrow night by the Irish Boer Communicate
Awkward.
The two overdue steamships, the Cyphreenes'
from Liverpool on July 10, and the ArchiiioIeS,
from Rio Janeiro on July ., both arrived Yesterday
at this port.
VISITORS AT THE FREE BATHS. .
The utility and popularity OF tine free il3atipng
baths can be seen in the fact that last wees daS
bathers at these establishments numberc l'Z,o9z
men and boys and 1906 women and girls; III all
246,030 bather&
ASSIGNMENT OF 4 PRIEST.
The Rev William II. Tole. who was ordllned 10 TO
the Catholic priesthood by Archbishop Corrgan AT
the Cathedral in Fifth-avc. two weeks ago mas G
been assigned to duty as an assistant priest III ot
PatTicks Church in NewburG n. l.
RUN OVER by TRUCK ATD KILLED.
Johanna IIubb, five years old. who was playing
III front of her home at No 20 North MOore-st yes
terday. afternoon, was run over and killed ny
truck driven by ChistnDher Schmauer. mo police
arrested the driver and locked HIM up in the Leon
ard-st. station.
MANY MINISTERS OF THE CITY OF ROME.
The steamer City Of Rome, of the lnman Line,
which arrived Yesterday from Liverpool brought 10
this city an unusaly large number OF cergymen,
among them beng the Rev. Messrs. II. a. Adams
j. A. Boil, W. l.. Giles. NJ :: HALEY. Joseph Koch,
James Mc;weeney Thomas McljOvern, Patrick bic
Carthy, Joseph Stock bridge and Wceden.
INJURED or THE ELEVATED ROAD.
Thomas SadIer. machinist employed on the
Third Avenue Elevated Railroad. was injured So
yeTcly at the OnC-hUndTcd-and-sXteent station
of the road Yesterday lie was at work on side
track, repairing The steam pipes of q car when lie
was struck by tram which had been switched
from the mann track.
AN INJUNCTION AGAINST A FERRY CONTINUED.
In the proceedings besun about ten days ago by
the city to restrain CHARLES A. Clegg and Others
from Maintaining the cheap Jerry between Fer no.
9, North River, and TOmpkinsyllc, = l., Justice
Haght in the Supreme Court, Chambers, yesterday
handed down 4 decision continuing the injunction
until the determination OF the suit.
FUNERAL OF JOHN r. sURBRUG.
The funeral OF the late John X. Surbrug took
place yesterday afternoon at his home No IA Sew
entli-aye. The burial service Of the Protestant
Episcopal Church was read. No sermon was
oak was a floral pyramid With the words, From
an old clerk" The burial will be at Cleveland,
Ohio.
n1cyCLE RACES AT WEST BRIGHTON BEACH.
A six-days; bicycle race to begin on Saturday,
August 5. is announced rs an attraction at Sea
Beach Palace Hotel, CoDey Island. Miss Louise
Armaindo and Miss Elsa von Blumen Will ride al
Canada. The will continue for SIX hours each
d9y beginning ut p. III. There will also be an
open-air concert by JOyce's Military Band.
FINDING A BODY AT THE STATEN ISLAND DOCK.
The police o. the First Precinct az J:41 III. yes
terday found the body OF man, about forty years
old floating IN the water at the Staten island ferry
docL Ii was below the medium height with dark
halr and clean shaven face. linen buster covered
a suit of dark clothes The underclOthiEg OF
fine material and gold sleeve buttons were III the
cuff OF the shirt. The police sent the body to the
Morgue TO await Identification.
LOOKING FOR GARDINER d. CHILD.
Nothing had been heard up to last evening of
Gardiner d. Child, VINO ran away with money be
longing 10 the Hydraulic Iron Orks, of brooklyn.
On looking over its books the company found that
there had been no previous stealing by Child. The
amount taken Is about 80 oOO, Inc detectives en-
gagged on the are still confident OF his speedy
CAPTURE they say that he had fallen Into bad
company before he ran OFF with the money.
UNREGISTERED PHYSICIANS HELD.
Richard johnson, cOlOTed man, OF No. 453 Sew
euth-ave.; NIcolai Re- of No. 80 Baxter-,t., and
Eseo f. Marini, of No. 1i3 rlnce-5t., were accused
in the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday of
practising medicine without being registered, By
Dr Frederick X. Sturges, President of the Medical
Society OF the County OF New-Iork. The first
named was held i'll 1900 on two complaints and the
other two IN $500.
TIE CASE OBJ WILLIAM HEATING
In the case of William Heating. an inmate OF the
Asylum for the Insane on Wards Island, who Is
seeking his release through To courts, Justice
Ualgnl held, IN the Supreme Court Chambers yes
terdav that the Court i'll haDeas corpus proceedings
could go in its inquiries beyond the mere regularity
commitment, ana llic OBJECTIONS
Assistant Corporation Counsel otlciel on this point
He sent the case TO sheriff jury for deternIna-
ton OF kcatlngS mental condition.
PULLED OUT OF TIE RIVER AGAINST HER WILL.
Margaret AicGrdth, thIrty-twO. weil-dle ssed
and res Jcctablc looking woman, was taken before
Justice Gardner Yesterday at the IOOmbs Police
Court, On complaint of Officer Bernstein, of the
Steamboat squad, tOr having attempted 10 commit
No East River, Friday afternoon. Some
small boys threw line ont TO ner, but she refused
20 take H. Considerable eXcriiOns were required TO
rescue her from drowning. sne was committed 10
tie care OF the Commissioners of Charities anu Cor
rectOn.
GUILTY or TWO CRIMES.
Detective En- ISL, OF the sixth Precinct ycster-
day afternoon observed Franci. Girard, notorious
criminal age nine cen, at Mulberry and Chatham
sts. III the act OF abstractng silver watch valued
at rlZ from the pei son 81 Abraham CdSOCk, OF NO.
Il9 Springfield avenue, Newark, and promptly
took him inJO custody. lie found in Glrards pos
session a gold watch of unique design and Il heavy
gold chain, the two beng worth about s1l20. The
prisoner acknO Wcdgod that lac snot Ldward Lyons
at Baxter and WOlths-sts., Two weeks ago. The
police nave been actively searching Tor hIln since
then. GIard was committed IN default Of 800
ball on tIe complaint OF Cassock, and CassOck WIS
sent TO the House Oi Detention III default OF 300
bail.
NOT WILLING TO LEAVE HIM EVEN A CHAIN
George II. " hite, young ply slcian OF Mandani,
Florida arrived IL thls cry on Friday night with u
golu watch and cham ana 500 IL money. lcster-
day morning lie was lOi ~ ING Oh the Dukhead at
the foot OF West feminist, North Rlvcr, Uy George
H. joyce anu Robert Kelly, vino relieved him of ills
cham, which sui dangling from lus waistcoaL
They then proceeded to pawnshOp, where they
were endeavOnng To dispose OF 1t when they were
arrested by Detective McO aulY who had witnessed
their actions. In the Jehcrson Market Police Court
Yesterday, Joyce was discharged. Kelly was held
TO answer and White was sent 10 the House of De
tenIIOn.
SUSPECTED BECAUSE OF EXTRAVAGANT HABITS.
Charles H. Hamilton, age twenty nIue Years of
No. At West lwenty-iOuri hist, bOOkkcepcr III
the employ of StoIndJ Brothers, No. L broadway.
has iOr some time been suspected Ot dishonesty Dy
his employ because OF pcusive habits they
communicated 3her apprehensiOns 10 Inspector
byIncs at Police Headquarters. lie signed De-
tectlve SeTgeants heidelberg ana Williamson 10
tue case, ana they tertaned that Jour checks on