New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-05
NETWORK CITY.

The body of an unknown man, apparently about
thirty years of age. was found In Bowery Bay yes
terday.
The body of an unknown man, age about forty.
Ave, was found ir the river at the foot OF West
Eleventh. st. yesterday
Louis Loewenstein of No. s34 First-ave.. while
swimming in the East River at Forty-fourth-st.
yesterday, was drowned Ills BODY was no' IT,
covered.
Alexander Etthinghame. age fourteen OF No; 70
West Nineteenth-st., was drewned in tho North
River at Sevonty-eiGhth-st His body was not re-
covered.
SAVING AN OLD woMAN's LIFE.
Catherine Curtis nearly sixty years old, fell into
the East River, at Grand-st, yesterday morning.
She was rescued and, having no home, was taken 70
Bellevue Hospital.
RUN OVER BY A sTREET-CAR
The Presbyterian Hospital received among its
other patients yesterday James Bieuth, age nfteen'
who had fallen under the horses OF q Third ave.
street-car at Tnrd-ave. and Fnty-ninth-st, his
left leg was fractured.
PICNIC OF THE GOTH REGIMENT
The Goth Regiment, N. g. =. N. Y. and their
friends celebrated the Fourth Of July by picnic at
Jones's Woods. There was large attendance and
those present had as pleasant q time as tho heat
would allow, The receipts at the lager-beer coun-
ters were heavy. There were games in the after
noon and dancing in the evening
ONE WAY OF SETTLING DOMESTIC DIFFICULTY.
Michael and Joanna siattsry OF No; ioi Eliza.
day. Michael broke broomstick over his wife's
hoad by way of convincing her of his superiority.
She sent 10 St. ftncenCS HOSPITAL, buueIluB
from severe scalp wound
CRUSHED BETWEEN TWO FREIGHT CARS.
Thomas f. Byrnes age ten, of No. 100 Hester-st.,
was taken to Police Headquarters yesterday suffer-
ceived by being crushed between two freight cars
of the New York and Harlem River Railroad Com
pany. at Hester and Centrc-sts. He was taken TO
St. Vincents Hospital.
ST. PArRIcK's ALLIANCE HAS AN OUTING.
The fourteenth annual games and picnic OF the
St. Patrck's Alliance of America were held at
games occupied the afternoon, Patrick Fitzgerald
winning the one hour go-as- you-pease for PROBES
sionas, making miles laps. The musical pro-
gramme showed q largo preponderance OF brauam
In its composition.
MURRAY AND TURNBULL At HARRY HILLS.
At Harry" HilPs place in Houston-st Yesterday
a variety entertainment was given rs benefit for
Robert Turnbuli, of Brooklyn. the young prize
fighter who recently defeated in the ring by
William Murray, of Providence. The performance
TnrnbulI and Murray. The rounds were entirely
favorable to Murray.
SLIGHT DAMAGE IN A COLLISION.
The steamer ID. X; Martin, of the Manhattan
Beach Line run into by tug boat at 2:16 p IN.
on Tuesday. as she was backing out OF her pier in
this city, and her steering gear was broken. The
tugboat was not injured. The Martin. being "dou-
bic euder." run for the rest of the day, was re-
paired on Tuesday night, and was on the line as
usual yesterday. There were 600 passengers On the
boat at the time OF the accident. were somewhat
frightened.
SMALL swINDLE SOON DETECTED.
In the Tombs Police Court, Yesterday,
Warren. age twenty-five. clerk. who
T. Rs o sS5ss wh 1 psy f sTeeSy
The complainant was Mrs Annie Campbell, OF No.
POI East Fourteenth-st.. who stated that on Mon
day the prisoner sent her by messenger note pur
porting to be signed by James Dorap, florist, at
No SIS Sixth-ave. He received S. Subsequently
she learned that she had been cheated. Warren was
held for trial.
BROOKLYN.
While playing on the wharf at the foot of Mil
ton-st., yesterday afternoon, William Rodman, age
twelve, of No. 122 Noblest., fell into the East
River and was drowned.
While Catherine Cobargar, age two. was playing in
the yard of the house where she lived nc Rush and
Chnton-sts.. yesterday, she fell into a barrel OF
water and was drowned.
While drunk yesterday afternoon Patrick Null
vey age thirty, of No. 68 Raymond-st, went with
some other men into the house of John McGrath, at
dispute which followed, Mulvey was struck in the
head with shovel by McGrath and received prob
ably q fracture of the skull. He was sent to the
City Hospital
JERSEY CITY.
William Kelly of No. 40 Grand ST., attempted to
commit suicide yesterday by cutting his throat with
pen-knife. He will recover.
Hugh Macauley, age fifty. who lives in the third
story of house at Grove and Fourteenth SITS, fell
out of the window while asleep yesterday afternoon
and was fatally injured He was attended by DR..
Heating, who found that his skull was fractured
and that he had sustained internal injuries
NEw-JERSEY.
MATAwAN.-Edward Hsndrickson was struck by
O locomotive the Freehold and New York Rail
way stnight. He had an arm and leg broken.
wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.
WEST MOUNT VERNoN.-B. j. Hathaway. jr.. of
Yonkers, accompanied by his wife and two sors In