New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-24
NETWORK CITY.

| NETWORK CITY.
Unsafe buildings reported yesterday Nos l38
and 100 West-st, ~ Goerck-st anu Ioo HlsntH
| ave.
| A. Chamberlain of New-Rochelle, has completed
the u ans for a 100, 900 theatre 10 be erected by
| Mckee Rangin in Thlrd-aVe
| While hanging out clothes from fOurth-story
| window at No 394 East IhITtysecond-st yester-
day Mrs Bridget Byrnes fell TO the ground anc
| fractured her skull
| Deaths last week 617; births, 503 marriages.
| 22O; arrests, 1864 excise licenses granted, Vo,
| and fees collected 30, loO.
Joseph Carol the captain of canal boat at the
foot OF East Forty-sey1nth-st.i fell INTO the hoid
| Yesterday and fractured his skull.
| For permits ing minors to play pool In his liquor
! store, No. IO4 Hcster-st, Ferdinand Pinsdort was
held yesterday lor trial in the Essex Market Police
| Court
In the Yorkve Police Court yesterday George
! Rookie the prizefigher accused OF shooting John
| stack on DECEMBER ., was discharged. Stack de-
| clined to pTosecu g the case
IMMIGRATION FALLING OFF.
| Four thousand seven hundred and nfy-six immi-
gran,s arrived ut this port IN the week ending De-
cember 81 thus was smaller number than ar
| rived in any other week of Tie present year.
| SKETCHES OF MYERS AND GEORGE.
| Sketches of the careers and achievements Of me
celebrated amateur runners H. r. Myers ana W o.
| prepared and published by the well-known sporting
| writer Edward Plummer
| BASIL sTEARN ESCAPES WITH A FINE.
Basil Stearn, who as arrested by Captain He'd
den on suspicion of having set fire 10 his cigar store,
! was discharged uy Justice Ford yesterday, after
| paying fine of $40 for having revolver III his
| possession.
| REoPENING THE CASINO.
The Stockholders Reception at " The Casino"
Rudolph Rrcnsoa,s orchestra will be followed, By
the second act of " The Queens Lace Handker-
| cnlef.n over ] 800 invitations Will be issued.
| STEALING THE FARES HANDED HIM.
| On complaint of Benjamin Andrews, superlntend
ent of the Flfth-ave line OF stages Domico Lanoce
an Italian living in Brooklyn, was yesterday held
! 1s-n t,anf
| by passengers i'll "A stage IN which he was riding
lie was detected the act by Henry StOcktono of No
% East Twenty tbird-st, and was aIraIgned In the
YOrkvllle Police Court,
on HER WAY TO THROW HER CHILD ~ THE RIVER
Margaret Eagan of East Eighteenth-st; was seen
yesterday Keeling down the stree! toward the East
arms was he" child Eliza, age two. When ques-
toned she said that she going to rid herself Of
the child by throwing 1t into the river. She was
glveu in charge of the police and in the Yorkville
| Police Court was cosmltted TO the Workhouse for
SIX months. The girl was sent to charitable III
sttutlOn.
CHAMPION BICYCIIsT ROBBED.
| Frederick ). Robinson. of NO.l0l Waverley-place,
a champion bcycst, was 0ec0yed into dlsorueTly
, house recently ana robbed OF watch and ham.
Detectve-Sergeants Gerow and Farley, OF the Cen
trail Office, arrested Agnes State5bery, of No 112o
st. Cleveland OHIO suspicion OF being the
thieves. Iu the Jefferson Market Police Court yes
terday they were remanded
THROWING HIS BOOTY AWAY AS HE RAN.
! | Warner w. Brooks, age nineteen, who is staying
: at The Windsor Hotel, went past Irving Hail at
! | 4 O'clock, YESTERDAY morning The street. was
, | crowded with persons coming from bal In the
| hall. Brooks felt tug at his waiscOat pocket,
| and found that his wat, IN had been stolen. Thomas
Wilson, who standing near, attempted TO run
| AWAY but was caught near IhTd-ave. In the
Yorkylle Police Court lie was held Tor examination
The stolen watch was found in an areain Fifteenth
st.
ASKING FOR A NEW HOSPITAL.
, | Tho Health Commissioners appeared yesterday
: | before the Comm ssiOners OF the onklng Fund and
Al, haf faG Iiapfg
having contagious diseases he erected the city
propefty at the foot East Sixteenthst Professor
Chandler SAID institution OF this kind was
/ yery much needed. A communication was read
from tile Dock Commissioners, setting forth tYat
the property IN question IS needed fOr wharfage
aud that they purp0sed TO improve IT, Inns practi-
caly settled the matter althoughthe Board dld not
, | definitely announce its decision.
BROOKLYN.
Judge Gilbert Yesterday presented a turkey TO
eacn officer and CLERK III his court for Christmas.
Officer James j. Mckee, of the GreenpOint police,
was yesterday dismissed by Police Commissioner
| Jourdan ter drunkenness.
The Park Commissioners have decided TO allow
, skaters Oh Prospect PARK Lake on sundays, but no
; | business will DE allowed III the houses there
| Seventeen hundred vehicles pass along Bedford
r ave daily, aud 800 on Sunday, according to Chief
Engineer Cuyers report 10 the Park department.
Mayor Lows message is nearly completed. IL Will
8 be sent 10 the Aldermen at their trst meeting m
January. Civil service reform Ii said 10 be consd
0 cred IN the message.
. William Grady, recently represented that he was
. authorized 20 collect money for a Roman CATHOLIC
| college IN Ottawa de was convicted IN the Court
y | OF Sessions yesterday Of collecting money under
= | false preieDces and remanded Tor sentence.
i | John McNamee, who sued Andrew j. Burke, a
K | Main-st. butcher, for $4,000, III the City Court
for the loss OF the services OF his daughter who wa
seduced by Burke under promise OF marriage. yes
terday recovered 500.
The e-planting and Fountain Association is
s the utle OF organization, articles of incor
g poTation Tor which were MEG yesterday IN th'
3. follows: President, John W. Hunter; yice-pTesi
= dent, David M stonei treasurer, Gordon l.. Ford
g. and secretary, Richard NJ. Jordan. Their object
IF main ain and increase the number OF shade tree
e and fountains IN Brooklyn.
k JERSEY CITY.
u Edward NJ Reilly, ex-treasurer of Harrison who
20 is under sentence OF three years and hall III tin
= State Prison for cmbezzling about $4,000 Of tn
~ town funds was admitted TO bail yesterday IN tn
y sum of So 900, pending his appeal to the Court o
"a Errors.
T. Kate O'NeilL q woman who has only one leg ant