New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-26
NEW YORK CITY.

there will be IN exhibition OF KITE nylhE
Unsafe buildings reported Yesterday Nos 81 ana
SO Dnane-st., IT'S B!eecker-st., 10 ana liz fHIh-
st. 800 Sixtl-st. and CSC EIghth-avc.
Deaths to the number Of 1G3 were rcpnrted at the
Bureau of Vital Stats les yesterday. VI inc per
sons who died, los were children under h'o Sea'S
old
ARRIVALS AT CASTLE GAEDEN.
The steamship rim. from Liverpool. arrived yes
terday. bringing 42S steeTage p.sS 17 gers the
Ickla. from Copenhagen, brought 1911 anu the
Belgcnland, from Antwerp %.
DROWNED IN THE NORTH RIVER. 49,
John McQuinlan. age eleven, OF NO. 500 M Mest
Twenty ifth-st., was drowned at the ICoI 81 " ro'
Twenty eighthst. yesterday, the body Deihg re-
covered.
KILLED BY FREIGHT TRAIN: ,,.,.
John Fohr age eight of No. 100 East Fifty
third-st, while attempting to board a freight tram
at Forty-ninth-st. and FOuTtn.ave. yesterday vas
thrown under the wheels and Killed
GAMES AT JONTs's WOOD.
At the anniversary Of the st. Davies BcnevolenIt
Society, at Joness Wood. to-day there VIII Dc
races fatlncns races, tug OF war between marrlcu
and single men, and other athletic games
CoMMITrED FOR THEFT FROM HER EMPLOYER:
Bertha Giersch was charged III Tue iorAvi i,
Police Court on July IL with having Stoeh Ntai
apparel worth $3.50 from her employer MIS-. a.
Meyer of No. 1913 East = venty- second-st sue was
yesterday committed in 81 600 bail Tor trai'
sCALDED BY BOILING LARD.
A tank of boiling lard exploded by accldent yes
tcrdayiu the por-packing house at No; 1873 Monroe
st. John BenZott, the engineer employed III tno
place. was scalded CanGcIO usly Ills home Is AT NO.
240 East Thirty -eighth-st.
SAD RESULT OF A sOMERSAULr.
John Corbit. agc sixteen Of 40. 32G East Thirty
nnth-st., while turning somersaul' III han re
Dump. at the East River, IN the Nlnetechth dic-
cncf dislocated his neck and was taken 10 belle-
vue Hospital.
TIIE SHIP RENOwN RETURNS TO PORT LEAhiSE,
The shin Rcnown, which IL this port on July ~
for Austria laden with 1000 barrels refned pTtro-
leum, yesterday returned to her wharf ~ az, We
hawkcn. She was leaking badly, She Will dis
charge her cargo and 90 on the dry-dock'
BUILDING NEW HAPLES BRIDGE
The Suburban RAPID ransit 'ompH"y idI prgi rn
the erection OF ITS iron bridge across the Harlem
River at SccOnd-avc. 1t will he 40 feet long ana
80 feet above mg-watcr marx. III Is estliua,iTu VI
that The bridge will not be hulshed Ior ycl anu II
half yet.
FILING AN INSTRUMENT EXECUTED ~ CAIRO,
An instrument executed In Cairo, Egypt, was filed
in the Registers office Yesterday. 1t vas power
of attorney from Alonzo Van Deusen, OF TINS NY;
Passalc. n j. Ii bore the certificate Of Mr.. Wolfe,
tine United states Consul at Caro-
FIFTEEX HUNDRED cHnDREN MADE I HArpY f,n
Poor Children at Bath, l.. L., was opened on june
TO- Since that date 700 little girls from tenement
houses have spent week at the home and 300 poor
boys have been gwen all eAcuIsloh 10 Iho hOAh0 lOl
days enjoyment.
MRS PARISH HELD FOR TRIAL
Mrs Maud l.. Parish, who " u ARE tea by Detec-
tive French, OF the Central orr Oh Monday. Tor
Caboclari of No. 145 East N'neteenth-5t., was ar
raigncd in the Jefferson Marllot Court yesterday
and held by Justice Smith fof trial
FIRTCRACKFRs AND MATCHES IN ONE PACKAGE.
SUPERINTENDENT Jones' OF the Post Office, has in his
possession . couiisclted package which some
thoughtful fric he'd sent to child IN the Catho-
he Pruectury. 1t contained lrecracAers, ana, IN
order to insure their being discharged, NUMBER OF
matches were packed III the same bunulc.
4 WAITER CHARGED WITH srEALING A DIAMOND PIN.
| Edward Herbert colOred waite employed al
| the Rorsmore liotcl, IN broadway was accused IN
the Jefferson Market Court Yesterday with ste@lnG
a diamond pm valued AT 700 from Ines ~ OrIhs
| one of the guests. The PIN was iound IN the pos
| session of Herbert. Justice smith held MN loi
| trial
PRECAUTIONS AGAINST YELLOW FEVER.
| Owing to the prevalence Of yellow fever at Ma
tanza, Cuba. DR.. Smith Health Olhcer OF the fort
has odercd that all vessels sailing from that port
| after July 20 must discharge cargces at upper
| "morontiue. and be thoroughly cleanscd and funl-
| gated before they come to the CIT.
INSPECTOR TOWER RETCENT.
| Cteornboot INSPECTOR Tower returned to tins city
! Yesterday lie said that he had not vet answered
Secretary Folges letter asking his rcsign1tlon Tie
has seen the Secrc AIRY since the letter was sent, bat
| was unwilling 10 disclose the nature OF the inter
view He would not say whether he intended to
resign.
ACTION OF THE INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE.
The Metropolitan Industrial League decided yes
tcr,IaV 10 secure the service Ga Charles ;. Ill., tie
statstician OF the State Department at Washington
10 preuare the staff tics - the various Industries IL
| be presented to the Iarlt commission. Ihe League
viii ask the secretary OF state to give Mr. Hui the
| necessary vacation in winch to do the work
MONEY BORROWED BY TIE CHARTER OAK COMPANY
Tie Charter Oak Life Insurance Company OF
! Hartford Conn. two weeks ago borrowed $500. 0OC
| from the BowcrS Savings Bank upon the property
| extending from Broadway to Church-st IN Rec
tor-st. Yesterday aEct1er inorleage nom that
| company 10 the same bank was recorded. IL wac
| for a furlber loan OF Tl1UOOO, secured by the
nro%ertv AT Nos. 40 and AZ Broadway and Nos. 10
! IL aud SO Newest, and payable III one year.
Run OVER AID KILLED BY sTREEr-CAR.
| Mana Capcrno a little Italian girl. who was
harclv oil enough to walk alone, made her way
! from her home at No. 272 ElIzlbeth-st., TO the
track Of the street railway III Prlnce-st AT Il. IN
| yesterday She was run over and killed by cal
| driven by Edward Doughcrty. The police arrested
The driver an arraigneu him before the Coroner ON
| a charge of homicide. The prisoner wac held III
! $500 bail to await the result oi III" inquest
| Not WANTING A CANDLE FACTORY NEAR THEM.
| Inmates of the crowded tenement houses near
Frst-aye and Fourth-s. recently sent tc the Board
Of Health protest against the rebuilding at mat
| place of he candle factory which Wa destroyed by
| fire ON July 4. SANITARY Inspector Russell was Of
rected Ia investigate the pr0test. and he reported
Yesterday that the factory had been nuisance OF
| the xorst Kind He thought that the destruc ion
of the factory WAS and that its rcesah
| ishment there would be detrimental 10 the health
and comfort OF persons H'hg III tue "ei4'Oo'''"ou'
CHARGES not sUBsrANrIATED.
| Charles RIckheim and wlIe, two German
| IunniTouts made complaint to the Com
miss0ners of Emigration Oh July II against
o. c. WmtbecK, an eH-lnci!,oer ..;,oO o,
| Of North Washington, Mass, charging him with
misreprcsenting facts to them and with Illegal re-
| tanning their baggage An investigation has shown
| that Injustice was done Sir. Whtbcck. and that
| the statements of Rckhrim and lns wlte could moi
| be substanliated.
| NOT AgIE TO PIND THE WRECK OF THE sAMA
RANG
AT the meeting Of the Plot Commissioners yester
| dav a letter was read from United States Light
| House Inspector George Brown, IN winch he stated
n zfI Tl Ia
| th. yrr,.,L of the Sailarang off Sandy Hook. ii,
wished TO have the pilot of the ship sarnatIan
which was SAID TO nave struck against the wreck
il possible assist him III the sedrch' Inc 0hharant
| was sunk on sandy Hook about five years ago.
JAMES DUNE GIVEN CHANCE TO FIGHT
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