New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-29
NETWORK CITY.


NETWORK CITY.
The number OF immigrants who arrived at Castle
Garden last week was 1871.
Cosmo Vicovch, an immigrant who was return
ing from Chicago to Hamburg, died suddenly OF
apoplexy at Castle Garden yesterday.
HUDSON RIVER EXCURSIONS
The management OF he Albany Day Line steam
ers Albany aud G.. Vibbard has started a series OF
Hudson H ver excursions, that Will be pleasant TOT
both old and Young. sail OH the nvcr at this sea-
son combines health with enjoyment.
CHARGE OF FRAUD NOT SUSTAINED,
In the Tonbs Police Court Yesterday Charles A
Byrne and Samuel q. Barnard, VINO were charged
by Joseph Brooks with acting dlsaonestly IN me
transfer of ffty-one shares of stock in Byrne $
Dramatic Times Publishing Company wero as
charged.
ApRUNKFv MOTHER WITH FOUR CHILDREN.
Mary Mcdonald. age forty an habtual
drunkard was yesterday sent Ia the Island Tor
SLY months Her four little children. ages respect
Ivclv two five seven and min, years were cared
for Ivy Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty to
Children.
SAVED BY CLoTHEs-LINr.
James Ryan a young aborer al M. 326 East
Twenty-second-st., GOT upon the roof OF the iene-
ment-hOuse Wine intoxicated early yesterday
morning and walked OF the roof of No. 800 lie
fell into rear yard. but was caught DIV cIolheS-
liue and escaped injury.
DROWNED IN THE NORTH RIVER.
The body Of a short, stout man al ut thlrty-hVe
Yeas old was fouud IN the water at the DOT OF
an alpaca coat. gray trousers and walsie9at and
white nnderclothing. The man probably was
drowned 10y accident
ONE WEEKS STATISTICS FOR THE CITY.
Arrests last week. 1873: births. 572; deaths,
776: marriages, ll6. The Department of Public
Works received $13l.5l3 i6 for Croton water
rents; 19203O men aud noys and 80. lo2 women
and girls used the free public baths; ana Majors
Marshal McDermott issued 223 licenses. and re-
ceiyed $7I5 30.
prFRAUpyD BY CONFIDENCE MEN.
complaint was made at Castle Garden yesterday
hy Gebnard Anam an Australian who came to this
| l. NJ Bodrman OF Union Hill, y. }. lie SAID that
h. was enticed into beer shop at No. 1875 Canal ST.
on July 20 and deirauded of S57 80 by two conf
dence men.
| SHOT THROUGH his RIGHT HAND.
| William Shea OF No. 1873 Chdtham-st.. went to
| the Elizabeth Street Police Station last evening
with buliet-hOle through his nigh; hand lie sad
| that he had been shot by Edward Brody. OF No.
| 81 Pars-st. After his wound had been dressed by
an ambulance surgeon he went home Brody was
arrested.
WORK or THE CITY MISSION.
The city Mission OF the Bible II ouse reports foI
| the month oil July 40 city missionaries aud 3Ol
meetings with m Attendance OF 4lSI Ts9ns'
here $4,000 tracts distrhnt ed, 15l pledges
taken, 32J families aided, and 10O children sen
| INTO the country on The TRIBUNE Fresh Ar Fund
| The receipts Tor the month were 9l,0S1 n; the
| payments 80 33s %.
| TIE BRADY INQUEST BEGUN.
| Coroner Nerklo heard testimony yesterday on the
| case of William f. Brady, of no. 135 Hudson-st
who fell from the One-hundred and-sIx teentl st.
station of the Third Avenue Elevated road on July
| & and was killed. Several witnesses wero exam
| ined and have contradictory testimony as to the
circumstances Of the accident The further hearing
| i'll the was adjourned until Tuesday
STEALING LAW BOOKS.
Charles +. Thomas, who on Friday night was ar
rested while trying to sell two law books at No.
| Nassau.st.. was taken TO the Tombs Police Court
yesterday and the books were Identified Dy isaac Z.
1, Inn % M h,vaU Ina. IN
| orty. The prisoner, who acknowledged the theft
described himself a stock shipper thrty-six year,
| old, resident OF Minnesota. lie was committed
| for trial
| SUICIDE INDUCED BY INSANITY.
| Erich Hilgen. cooper, age iifty-tnree committed
| suicide Yesterday by hanging himself NJ No. ~
! up children. lie had been Respondent for some time
| on account of loss of employment His sons said
| that his melancholy probably was caused by In
sanity because they were able ana willing to sup
mort him. They had no warning of his intention to
kill himself, and his act caused great sOrrow In tue
| family.
| MMANUs sURRENDERs HIMSELF.
| Edwin McSlanus, who killed Patrick Clark II
| Grand-st. on Friday evening by q blow with hl
| list, surrendered himself at o'clock Yesterday
| morning and was aIraigned later IN the Essex Mar
| ket Police Court. Thencc he was remanded III the
| custody of Officer McCaLley TO appear at the Coro
ner's office. Coroner Martin held preliminary ex
animation, and committed McManus 70 the Tomb
to await the result of the inquest to be held on Mon
day morning.
| SAFE FRoMTHE EFFECTS OF THE oxALIC ACID.
| Mary Schwoebel. who on Friday attempted 4
| poison herself with oxalic acid and repented a
soon as she had swallowed II, lies at the BELLEVUE
| Hospital in q convalescent condition. She Is
| burOm Teuton lass, and she seems now hearth.
| ashamed of herself. She speaks no English, bu
| she SAID in German yesterday to a TRIBUNE re-
porter that she had To be tired of lfe tina
| she had no love affair on hand up to date. ant
finally that she had not notion why she took wha
! she knew TO be poison.
\
| About o'clock on Friday evening the Bellevue
| Hospital ambulance was summoned to Fifty
soventh-st. where 1T was found that gas-titte
named John Henessey, of No. 604 West Fifty-ffth
ST.. while suffering from delirlum tremens ha
hanged himself by strap. and when cut down Inf
| was nearly extinct Upon his arrival at the hos
pta he soon recovered from the effects of strangula
ton but deirium again superyened aud at o'cloc
| yesterday morning lie died while In sn unconscIou
condition. Henessey was an hsbman and maj