New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-27
NETWORK CITY.

TIM cool weather Yesterday did not prevent
Q. 900 men and boys from ba,hng IN the puohc
bath at the Battery
ncoths last week. FOG births, 564 marriages,
1S7 arrests $40 excise licenses issued ", and
fees collected, fI,425
Jordan L. Mott is to erect a now foundry building
AZ the foot of East Onehundred tnlVty
! ST. nj a cost of %3O. 900.
| Buildings reported unsafe yesterday: Nos 6l
| Ann-st and III Wakcr-st., and in Fifty-eighth-st
! 100 f, OF west of FirSt-ave
The latest acquisition to the stock in trade OF the
street pedlers is ." pennys worth OF WIZ AS INC
name implies il is "A bulky volume.
SUICIDE OF AN ITALIAN
An Italian named Joseph Gregori' age iorty-tw0,
this morning by shooting himself lie leaves wife
and family No cause is known for the commission
OF the act.
Little Nellie Brown, age FIVE, was missed from
her home at No 24i6 Fourth-aYey on August %
and it was believed she had been kidnapped Yes
terdav morning her dead body was 1ound III 'no
Harlem River and sent home.
IMMIGRANTS IANDING IN LARGE NUMBERS;
At Castle Garden 6,234 Immigrants landed last
week. YESTERDAY the City of Brussels, OF the IN
man Line, landed 1896 steerage passengers at the
Garden and the Castor. of the Royal Netherlands
Steamship Companys Line 402
BORROWING A LARGE AMOUNT.
loan of s5lOO 900 has been made by the lnstltu-
ton for the Savings OF Merchants Clerks to Helen
Langdon, who has gwen as security for ITS payment
in five years at per cent interest, a mortgage Oh
property IN Broadway, near BIoOmc-st.
COMMITTED FOR TRYING TO ABDUCT CHILD.
Theresa Burke, age twent' two, of No. %
FOrsytn-st., was Yesterday committed 10y gnsImGo
Gardner at the Tombs Police Court, to BlackWeFs
Island for six months n charge of trying to
abduct Katy Ellis, child, Oh Friday night
NEW HOUSES To BE BUILT.
Plans for twelve new dwelling-houses III Park
ave- between Sixty -Dni il and Sevenueth-sLs., were
filed III the Buildings Bureau yesterday. Ihey are
to cost 100000. William II. Browning IS tne
owner SIN other dwellings are To he butt by a.
n Rarnev ot SKI have and Fifty-hftl ST, at cost
OF 100000
Christian Pfeflerlc or No. 1888 East Forty-sixth-
ST.. was driving brewers wagon across Second
ave- at Forty yesterday when the wagon
was struck by a street car. lie was thrown 10 me
ground and run over, receiving serious injuries.
Christopher Vredenbugh, the driver OF the street
car, arrested.
SUICIDE OF AN ITALIAN.
Joseph GIegorl, an Italian forty-two years old,
who kept a beer shop at No. l6l Ehzabeth-st sh0t
himself IN the throat early yesterday morning ana
lIcd from the effects OF tbs wound. lie had been Ill
III health Tor nearly two years and recently his rea-
son had been affected by ms sickness. lie had
wife and one child.
STEALING OPIUM FROM THE PUBLIC STORES.
The thcfts OF OPIUM from the Pubic stores, inc
discovery of which led to the discharge OF two
onener. and packers have been under investigation
for some time. Collector Robertson yesterday re-
ccived tine report of the Investigation, III whlch the
charges against the two lien we're sustained. Inc
papers were referred to the Dstrct-AtlorneY Tor MS
acton The two men who nave been found guilty
are Thomas A. Kneale and Charles lleinemann.
STEALING STAGE PROPERTIES"
Jacob Aberie proprietor OF variety theatre at
No. l45 Eighth-St charged Frederick W. ONeil, OF
No. 10 Westinghouse, III the Jefferson Market
Court Yesterday, with stealing paT of mouldlngs
valnrd at SO. The accused stated that these
mouldiug5 belong 10 Miss Lille Hall, who Is at
present under engagement AT another pace, ard
rs she required the mouldings Tor stage use he saw
other way OF securing them Out surrcpJtlously.
Justice Ford held the accused III $500 10 answer.
CHARGl D WITH ASSISTING THIEVES.
William 3. Adams, of No. l,Ga6 Ihlrd-aye,, tne
conduc 0. OF the Second-ave. morse car which was
invade by SIX men on tuesday night was arrested
by Officer Egan, of the wenty third Precinct, ana
was yesterday arraigned IN the Harlem Ponce
Court On a charge preferred against MN ny Otto
Bachnan OF No. 3Ol last One-hundIed- and-hi-
tcenh ST. assisting the thieves TO throw the COM
plainant from the car, the accused man was COM
united by Justice White for examination ON
The police of the Twenty third Precinct said that
they had nOt found any utco Oh tnC BIN heh WIZ
made the ASA nit.
A SERVANT TOO FOND OF JEwELRY.
Katie Mertz, age sixteen, was for some time en-
ployed by Mrs. Ida Williams, of No. 129 West
Forty-eigRth-st, as a domestic. During the early
part of last month Katie disappeared, Ia KING WIN
her some 5000 worth Of Mrs. Williaus's Jewelry,
aud was not arrested until Friday night, when IL
was discovered that the GIL VAS living at No. 4Ol
1hIrd-ave. she was captured by Ohicer McCarty'
Of the Eighteenth Precinct admitted taking the
property and in the Yorkylle Police Court yester-
dav was committed by Justice Bixby III @l,Ooo
' mr. BENEFIT FOR p. :. GILMORE.
T. s. Gilmore, the weil-known conductor, VIII
have a benefit on thursday at Manhattan
Beach Three concerts Will be gwen by the band,
assisted by solo-,ingers and chorus Daylight
fireworks will be exhibited III the afternoon, anu IL
Illuminated sct-peces at night. The "a regiment
drum corps, twenty-fOur dIumIncIs, VIII beat Inc
tatoo, and National airs Will be gwen, accompanied
by artillery Special trains will be run on the lines
OF the Manhattan Beach Railway Company and
special boats from staten Island.
THE GOERCK-sT. RUFFIANS ARRA1GNED.
Thomas Nixon, age twenty-five, OF NO. 800 Cher-
Iy-st; James Staniey age nine'eel OF no 10 scam
mel-st. and Matthew Cunningham, aye twenty
eight. OF No 2G0 Stanton-st., members OF the Short
Tan Gang, were arraiened before Justice Morgan III
the Essex Market Police Court yesterday and re-
manded for examination lCter STEIN the oar
keeper who was shot by Nixon, * still confined III
Bellevue Hospital, and 1t Will PROBABLY bc several
DAYS before he viii be able TO appear court. DIR.
Nichols, the House Surgeon at the hospital reports
that the injured man has no dangcrou' symptoms.
FROM An ASYLUM TO A COURTROOM.
Thomas T. Wade about year ago was committed
to the Asylum tor the Insane at MddIetOwn on the
verdict OF a sheriff jury. lie was taken yesterday
before Justice Potter, III the supreme Court,
| Chamners ON a writ vi habeas corpus. Mrs Wade
was present in court and held some conversation
with ncr husband who conducted himself az men
usually do. An adjournment OF tlc case was asked
for in behalf of the managers OF tho Asylum on the
ground that their counsel was out OF town Justice
Potter adjourned the case until tuesday next, ana
IN the meantime committed sir. Wade to the Gus
tody of his wife. Mr. Wade is said 10 be IN good
BROOKLYN
The number of police arrests last week was $50.
There were permits for the erection OF toTtyscyen
new buildings III brooklyn last week
Sneak thieves entered the residence of II. ID.
Fish of No. LBS FultOn-st., Brooklyn, and stole
jcwelry valued at 81 SO.
Officer Quinn, OF the Fifth Precinct caught Louis
Van Hoescn, early yesterday morning, when he
coming out OF CAROLS tin factory Oh The corner of
| Ilnlon-ave and Ten Eyck-St, Brooklyn. Ii was
found that Van IOesen had broken into the factory
and was laden with considerable solder.
Francis G.. Salmon. a lawyer, OF No. $40 Clinton
st. Brooklyn. Is wanted by Brooklyn detectives,
as Justice Walsh issued "A warrant for his arrest
Monday on a charge OF forging $4,000 mort
gage. Mr. Salmon has paid the interest regularly