New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-22
NETWORK CITY.


The steamerC ircassia landed $50 immigrants yes
terday
The free baths were well paironized yesterday by
small boys.
At the weekly meeting of the Pilot Commissioners
yesterday lew uulmportant wrecks were ordered
To be removed.
No information was received yesterday at the
Ship News Office regarding the steamer stranded
near Long Branch.
Mary Quinn. three years DID, fell into sink at
College-plsco and One-hund forty thirdst.
yesterday aud was suhocated.
A suit of boys clothes was found on the North
River pier between Thirty th aud Thirty
SITS. cary Yesterday morning
Mayor Edison IL yet at Saratoga. He is not well,
a slight attack OF malaria rendering stay at Sara
toea advisable /. able, no will return to the city
to-day. President Reilly, OF the Board Of Alder
men, is acting Mayor
WORK OF TIE CASTLE GARDEN LABOR BUREAU.
At the Castle Garden Labor Bureau last week
6l2 men and 223 women were given employment,
the receiving Sll month and the women 49,
STILL RETAINED AS A MISSION.
j. II. MeyerholZ, superintendent of the Camp
Mission at No. 128 Elizabeth-st.. yesterday con-
tradIeted the report that the chapel had been
turned into stable
DROWNED BY FALLING OFF FLOAT.
An unknown man, who wore blue overals and
checked jumper tell from float at the Old Domin-
ion pier yesterday and was drowned. Ills body was
not recovered.
A STEER IN THE WATER AT SANDY HOOK.
Captain Frank Robinson, of the schooner Ere
mont on Monday saw something III the water near
Sandy Hook, which on being lowed ashore proved
to be live steer weighing 1000 pounds.
FoUND DEAD IN A VACANT LOT.
The body of man about forty-five years old was
found Yesterday morning in a vacant lot in Sixty
Gfth-si., between Tenth and Eleventh ayes. The
police Thought that 10 was that of vagrant who
had died from some disease III was sent TO the
Morgue unrecognZed.
WOMAN HELD FOR TRIAL FOR SHOOTING.
Emma Philips, the young Englishwoman who,
on Monday night shot Andrew Ryan, or NO 4U0
Green wch-st. was committed yesterday by Justice
White IN the Tombs Police Court IN default of
ST. 900 bail to await the action OF the Grand Jury.
KILLED BY FALLING THREE STORIES.
James A. tlaye s, age fourteen, while attempting
to raise window, at No. 365 Broad way, yesterday
morning, lost his balance and Tell from the third
story TO the sidewalk. lie died almost instantly.
Tie body was removed 10 the Fifth Precinct Station
House.
REAL ESTATE NOTES.
William A. Martin has sold the property on the
northeast corner of tflty-tfth'st. aud Broadway.
latter, to Herman Hoefer for $l65.O0O w. r.
Buckley has secured loan OF $230,OOO from the
Equitable Life Assurance Society upon the premises
Nos "a, SO. SO and 40 West FIfty-third'si.
ALLEGED ROBBERY BY cLoAK-MAKER.
| Before Justice White in the Tonbs Police Court
Yesterday, David Lchteusteln, cloak una ker, OF
No l20 Henry-st. was charged with the larceny of
cloak and other articles OF the aggregate value of
| So The property belonged TO the firm of Finn *
Roukow. cloak man ufaolurers at No. 90 Whitest.,
| where the accused man was employed: He was
committed for examination and gave ball
NO NEWS OF THE STEAMSHIP GREECE
The superintendent OF tine National Line OF
Steamers said Yesterday that no news had been re-
ceiyed at hls Office regarding the accident to the
Greece that sailed from this port last Wednesday
All that he knew about the matter was the state
| mcnt reported through tho Ship News Office that
the captain of German bark had passed The Greco