New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-23
NETWORK CITY.

Frlor Greoorv has begun an action against Benja-
min Gregory her husband. for au absolute divorce
referee was appointed in the case yesterday
James Everard yesterday filed plans for new
brewery In observation-disclosures thirty miro 81: pc
tween Fifth and Madison-aves at cost Oh %iZo'
900.
FsII HOLLENDER BAILED.
Emil HolleDder. who shot Francis Raddemacher,
of No I32 Frapklln-st on June IL, was admitted
TO bail in SIS. 900 yesterday III the Court Oh Uener"i
Sessions.
DESPAIR OF AN OLD FRESHMAN.
Thomas Quinn, an irishman. age eighty; at
tempted TO drown himself at the foot OF West
Thirty -fourth-st. yesterday oftern90n ne was
rescued and sent to the Roosevelt Hospital
CASTLE GARDEN DIMIGRANTs.
The arrivals of immigrants at Castle Garden yes
terday amounted to / 623 the Elbe bringing o39,
the Geiser ADJ. the Arno 500, ana the A9s, rama
20. For the week the arrivals amounted TO "ool'
DAVIES HELD IN 81, 900 BAIL
Henry +. Davies. who was arrested on frday,
charged with sTindling George w Dnchett, a real
estate broker, was held IN ~ o1O pan oy Justice
Gardner at the Jefferson MarSet Police Court, yes
terday.
RUN OVER BY A WAGON.
Frederick Becker, of No. 53l West Forty fourth
at stepped from a car at Ienth-ayc. and lhirty-
seventh-st. last evening and was run over by a
wagon driven by a cOIored man, who escaped. lie
was injured severely.
A CHILD BURNED TO DEATH.
Lillian NJ Howe aae eight was playing near
bonfire in the rear of her home NJ" l0e tairno unt
ave, fremont yesterday afternoon "neI NJ
dress caught IRE. sue WAS DuIhOu oo O~i'NN'J
that she died last evening
NOT A SAFE PLACE FOR PRISONERS
The rear wall of the prison OF the lwelitn Ire
cinct Police Station, IN East one-nnnuIea- hu-
twepty-sixth-st. was reported as UNSAFE Yesterday
on account of an excavation which Is being Ihado
for a building on the adjoining lot
POLICE CAPTAINS BRAVERY REWARDED
Captain Sanders, of the TweDty-thlrd Preclnct,
saved five persons from drowning 81 the i00t OF
East Elgbty-rinih-st. IN the months OF guiy anu
August and The Police Board has ordered that
Department life-saving medal oe gwen 10 hiii'
CHANGES IN THE POLICE FORCE.
The Police commissioners yesterday dism ssed
Patrolman Steele. of the Sixth Precinct foilceueh
Thomas Byrnes. of the Eighl h Precinct ana anton
Bauman Of the Twenty-ninth Precinct. were per-
United 10 resign and fourteen new policemen were
appointed.
STATISTICS FOR TIE WEEK.
The police made ,43S arrests last week at the
Rureau of Vital Statistics there were reported 6l3
bIrtha 500 deaths and 239 marriages; physiclsns
reported 81 new cases OF typhoid lever, AZ OF scar
lei fever 8 of cerebro-spInal meningitis oil
measles aud u Of diphtherla; and tue Excise Conn
missioners granted 9l licenses ana collected
So 795 in fees
BODIES TAKEN FROM THE RIVER
James Carr OIL age forty-slI. a Deputy United
States Marshal, who was IN charge Of tue tug
boat Mary N. Hogan, at Pier No, East River,
fell overheard on Friday night and was drowned.
The body of an unknown boy about four years old,
was found in the East River at The foot OF Eigh-
teenth st. yesterday afternoon
BARGAINS AT TIE TRADE BOOK SALE.
Parton's Lives of nlustrious Men" which is
tailed at SO so by the booksellers, brought 81 20
volume az the trade book sale at Clinton Hall
Yesterday, Two copies of the Douay Bible were
sold az S25 each, and rhe Life of OConnell" by
line nun OF Kenmare." realized 81 10 volume:
Several invoices of stationery were disposed OF at
low figures. The auctoneers were not able To close
ont ali of the books included in the catalogue, and
the sale will be continued tomorrow.
BOYIAN AND DEMPSEY ADMITTED TO BAIL
John Boylan and John Dempsey were committed
recently by Police Justice Kilbreth III default ~
baIi on the charge that they were about to engage
i'm prize fight. They were taken yesterday before
ther discharge was asked for on various technical
Ins.ice Douobue on writs of habeas corpus, and
grounds and especially on the ground that they had
heen committrd without any proof OF their alleged
unlawful intent having been offered. justice Dono-
hue dismissed the wrIts and ordered new exam
NATION of the prisoners before Police Justice ford
.ihe prisoners gave ball
OPPORTUNITIES FOR YOUNG MEN.
The evening classes for members OF the Young
Mems Christian Association VIII be resumed ior
the season on Octobsr l. In addition 10 tne couaso
OF studies Including writing, bookkeeping, Pho,
biography, German, French, Spanish and vocal
Music there will be ten popular i've medical ana
three illustrated art lectures; rcadlns ,oon'
literary society, bowling alley, ana oa'hs' msi "a
-. 80 oJ,,tftad frea acrouipauleI by lauy, 10