New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-15
NETWORK CITY.

Policemen In this city made 1868 arrests last
| week.
The number of immigrants landed at Castle
Garden last week was 1908.
The clerks at Police Headquarters were permitted
20 take free sail around the ghtship on the police
| boat Patrol yesterday afternoon.
| BIRTHS, DEATHS AND MARRIAGES.
| The number of deaths reported In the city last
week was LILO, an increase OF 56 over that oil the
previous week. The births reported last week
| numbered $50 and the marriages Ooh
NO NEWS OF MISSING MIR. HUNT
No additional tIdings of Thomas s. Hunt, the
missing oil merchant, of No. 1877 front-st., were
received Yesterday by Mr.. Swain. Photographs OF
| the missing man have been prepared and Will be
sent to Police headquarters tomorrow.
REPAIRS IN A CLUBHOUSE.
The Lotos Club.House Is undergoing Important
and extensive repairs. pending which the Executive
Committee of the Madison Club has offered the free
dom of ITS clubhouse to the members of the Lotos
RECEIVED FROM THE MAYOR OF BERLIN,
handsome volume was received yesterday at the
Mayors Office from Mayor Won Forchenbeck, OF
Berlin. II contains good deal of information con-
corning the history Of Berlin, and was prepared IN
the city's existence A bound copy of The City
Record will be sent to the Mayor of Berlin.
LIFE ENDED DOSE OF PARIS GREEN.
Frederick SchTom, a German. age sixty-nine, who
said that he lived at Hunters Point, attempted to
kill himself In the lodging house, MOI James-st,
yesterday, by swallowing q Quantity of Paris green.
He wac removed to the Chambers Street Hospital,
and died few hours later.
srEISHART SLOWLY SINKING.
Joseph Stelnhart the youth who shot his wife
and himself on Thursday night, was alive at the
Roosevelt Hospital yesterday, but his chances for
recovery were believed TO be owing less. Mrs:
Steinhart was improving rapidly. and 1t was said
few days.
IDENTIFYING A BODY.
Mrs. Jane Z. CASTOR, of No: ,204 Degraw-ave..
Brooklyn, identified at the Morgue yesterday an
un known man who was run over and killed BY
Harlem train at ne.hundred and forty -eghth-st.
and Fourth-ave. on July as her husband, John
Castor. lie was last seen by her on July @, when
he came to this city to attend to some business.
SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR THE COOPER MONUMENT.
Acting Mayor Reilly yesterday received the first
subscriptions to tho proposed Peter Cooper monu-
ment. Abram s. Hewitt forwarded letter which
he had received from the Hebrew Free School Asso
citation, incosng $40 raised by penny subscriptions
IN Hebrew Free School No. l. DIR. John 4. Nage.
Registrar of Vital Statistics sent $50 as his sub
scription.
ASSISTED EMGRANTs RETURNED
Ellen Sullivan. age hfty-fve. OF County Kerry,
Ireland, and Bridget ONeill. age twenty and
her infant illegitimate child, were sent back TO
Ireland yesterday by the Emigration Commits
sopers on the Anchor Line steamship City Of Rome.
Ellen Sullivan, her two children and her daughter
Mary, with infant child, sent back on tho
Egypt. of the National Line.
UNNECESSARY FEARS ABOUT MISSING DOCTOR.
Dr. John Alsdorf. OF No. 260 West Forty-second-
st., disappeared from the city Monday and the
police were instructed to make search for him. 1t
was said that he had been suffering from the effects
of the heat, and 1t was feared that he was tempo
rarly insane His wife received a telegram from
that he would return homo in q few days.
FAILING TO PROVE CHARGE OF ASSAULT.
An examination In the OF James Duffy, the
gateman at tho One Hundred aud Twenty,ninth-st;
with assaulting John Duffy, passenger took up
nearly tho whole day in the Harlem Police Court
yesterday. Conductor Williams and bis subordi-
mates testified that the complainant WAS drunk and
quarrelsomo. They swore that Dunn had not as
saulted him, and the gateman was accordingly dis
charged
A WRIT OF HABEAs CORPUS SOUGHT FOR HovEY.
Justice Donohue yesterday, In the Supreme
Court, Chambers, granted q writ OF habeas corpus
In favor Of Edward Hovey. who Is now under SEN
tence Of death for the murder of his sister law
The object OF the writ Is to enable Hovey 10 be In
court tomorrow, when his counsel will argue
motion for a tria on the ground that new and
material evidence has been discovered since the
former trial.
John Field, OF No. z Varck-st.. charged James
Rellly,age twenty-seven of No.67 South Fifh-ave..
before Justice Kilbreth yesterday at Essex Market
Police Court, with having on July IL stolen horse.
harness and truck of the value of 400 the property
Of bis employers. Daniel X. Baker and Charles
Clarke ho was COMMITTED in default OF $1,000
bail
THE TROUBLES OF An oRdAN-GRISDRR.
James Reed. who - already under bail Tor trial
for grinding handorgau in Suffers Park. was re-
arrested by Officer Morse OF the Twelfth Precinct,
on Friday night. for the ofense. He was held
IL 800 bail In tue Harlem Police Court yesterday
by Justice Morgan His counsel threatened to pro-
cure injunction against the police restraining
them from interfering with his clients musical per-
formances.
ANOTHER DISTURBANCE At THE BARRACKS"
In the tenement hose No. 676 Watcrst., better
known as "The Barracks" Friday night Catherine
McKim and Honorah Fitzgerald. both married
women, got INTO trouble over their children. Mrs.
McKim assaulted Mrs. Fitzgerald IN such violent
manner that she has been since confined to her bed
Mrs. Mckm waS taken before Justice Kllbreth
yesterday, at Essex Market Police Court; aud was
held TO await the result OF the injuries Inflicted.
DEMANDING A DRINK OF GIN
A man who gave the name of Fayctte Titus, and
said that lie was staying at the Grand Central
asked for a drink lie was offered water but he |
wanted gun. On being refused he created dis |
turbsnce and was taken into custody He was COM
mtted temporarily on charge OF insanity by JUS
tice Kilbreth yesterday at Essex Market Police |
Court. person present in court said that his ap-
pearance corresponded with that of a missing |
In brooklyn. considerable sum of money was in |
his possession.
THE SIMPSON INQUEST.
day i'm tLe ease OF Robert Simpson the truckman. |
who was stabbed by "Alcck Boyer, the mulatto, |
on July g. Several witnesses testified to the facts
of the crime and the circumstances that led to IT.
Boyer asked IL he wished to testify. but by the
advice OF his counsel he refused to make any state
ment except that he stabbed Simpson In self
defence. The jury. after short absence, found |
Brown guilty OF tho crime, and Coroner Levy COM
mitted him 10 the Tombs without bail to await trial
NOVEL WAY OF HOLDING BURGLAR.
On Monday evening Charles i. Kart OF ono-hnn-
covered Michael Eagan of One hundred and thirty
frst-st and Broadway in his apartments. Parr
and some friends pursued the burglar to the street
where they overlook him. Eagan was led up to
tree aud friend of Parr grasped the burglars
hands around IL and held him IN that position until
Parr summoned Officer yosburgh, OF the Thirteenth
Precinct. who took the prisoner into custody.
Eagan was held in the Harlem Police Court in
~, 900 bail.
CAPTURE OF sTEALIRs or BRONZE.
During the past two months quantity of bronze |
has been stolen from the yard OF julius Jonson's
foundry, on tho Harlem River at One-hundred- aud
eightesnth-st Detectives Kush and Tooker found
A0l pounds OF the metnl In the possessiOn of the