New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-09
NETWORK UlrY

NEWlORk OILY.
The Madison Avenue Bridge across tho Harlem
| River has been completed.
The latest reports from tho stranded steamship
Gull OF 81. Vincent state that tho water has not
reached the hold.
Louis Kci, who attempted TO commit suicide on
SUNDAY by shooting himself, died at 81. NlnCents
Hospital on Monday.
During The summer one NJ the steamers of the old
New-Hayen Lac will leave Peck Slip Q'ler No. 20.
East River on Sundays al III p. H.
Tho Church Of the Holy lnnOcents, at Harlem
has acquired plot Of ground IN Ouo-hundred-and-
tLrty-slKth-st., west OF Seycnthaye., Tor Sl3,S6l
John Hurley, who on June 20 was rowing near
Blackwell island and assaulted Keeper Galllgan,
yesterday was sentenced to the Pcnitentlary for
three months.
DAMAGE DONE BY WIRES COMING TOGETHER.
Electric light wires falling upon wires of the
Fire Department caused some damage to the instrn-
ments II Fire Headquarters recently. and set tlTe
TO the woodwork in President Van Colts house.
REMOVAL OF THE NANKGN.
Colonel Gillespie, of the Engineer Corps of the
Army has informed the Pliot Commlssloners that
tho wrccx IF The \ankin will be removed from the
Swash Channel by September !.
Mr.. AR%oLn mas HIS LIBERTY AGAIN,
On his discharge from the hospital Yesterday
Albert =. Aruold, of 80. 10Y West ronth-st. who
shot himself IN the leg on July 3, was taken to the
Essex Market Pohcc Court. On explaining thdt
the shooting accidental he was discharged.
Nrw PARK ~ MOTT HAVEN.
Several wealthy men living in Mott Haven have
purchased he block bounded by One-hIndTed-
thirty -seventh and Ole hundredaud-t thirty eighth
rs. ami Alexander and Willis ayes, with the III
tention Of making Il u pllFGtc PARK.
WORK or The SUMMER VISITING PHYSICIANS.
The summer corps of assistant sanitary Inspect
ors last week went through 3,1OS tenement houses,
visiting 1929 Ia 'iiIes. Ouly 54S sick persons
were found, the majority b"ipS children suffering
from diaulual troubles. About seventy cases Of
contagious disease. mostly measles were reported.
TO REbJCE me -rPPLr OF BRiCK.
mCctiug of the brick manufacturers If New
York and New-Jc.sey VS. held yesterday al the
Cosmopolitan Hotel and, Nv q unanimous vote, ii
W de-, .d,l TO en-, on such a percentage Of the
brick made ss ID reduce the supply 10 the present
demand and thereby 20 save the trade from future
loss f. was also decided to create permanent
organization.
TUESDAY IVTNING CONCERT At THE BATTERY.
The concert of baync.s C1th Regiment Band last
evening brought together nearly 5000 people at
the Battcry lhc selections wcr" good and wcrc well
rendered. Many IN the audience had Just returned
from Ccucv Island, ~ their lunch baskets showed
aud . number came down in the Elevated trains
frcm as fer mp even ~ Flty-scNcuth-st while
few stray rmigrJnts were here aud there. This
Vas tho tlst oil the tuesday night concerts
oHr,VANcFs sioNfO ~ MAYOR EDISON.
Mayor Edison returned from his rip TO Auburn
-ierdsy, aud s'gn"d The ordinance pus'ol recently
hv the 81 lsrnen giving 'hH Second Avenue Rail-
road Company The right tu extend n double track
through irsJ-svo from che Harlem River ~ Fifty
sevcnth-st thence tu Second ave 10 connect with
the present rolda. llo also signrd tho amendments
to tho ordinance relative To- the blasting of rocks.
eArprp ~ rtnrr QtAuutL
Michael 9nrsGeld. sixteen yelrt odd. of No. Q1pio
ChcuY-sty Nus stabbed a. the book nud seriously
li,nR A. So. aIe htanlon-st.. op Monday uilht'
They hpu .Wtupll,d az iil,o and thcty as about
somo trivial mattc oud N't4ho'l won't homo land
mndc 40 complaint uItil mo'niug WHOM a,uoot0r
was called
rur NV y ~ prrNs ~ co,rrp NOME
About 100 people gathered m tho basement ~ the
WcalminFer i'Iospytw 1u church, No. lbi Wcst
TWut, second st, last night ia vooom, homo from
ntltecmouiha' We ling tourin Europe their pastor
the Rev. Edward ". jecmr. Jamcs l.. Kemp In
bchali Of tho Young People As'o'iatior presented
Mr aud Mira Uooms with two handsome ca.y
chair aud IN behalf of the ladies Of tLo parish
with mahogany lo'k and 'il,or iotvlco.
~ rx,Nrtr ron pHgoSrsr DRIVERS.
Jo.cph own" Who va. looked 1p ~ tho Nor.
Monday night, yesterday VIZ hold ne $500 bail on "a
charge 81 petit larceny, u. j, Oegond, wto IL tho
solling agent of The Kendall Manufacturing Com
pauy, said g. IHhl ~ reporter lhai tho company
had lust lot of money by Us drivers. ~ whom
Owrio was ono, and thut las thought IL Was time ~
mako al cNainple
HAnp TO OBTAIN A smPs CREW.
CAPTAIN NJ. j. DAILY OF the ship W, H. Lincoln
now loading at Tho loot OF East Thirty -trst-1t Is
having considerable d.hoalty IN getting crew.
Tho ship going TO Japan End ia tho list foreign
bound ship ready i3r sea snoo the Dlngey ship
ping hill went INTO effect The trouble Is in regard
to ldvapce wages wAiah the bin prohibits The
boarding house keepers have most OF the sailors in
debt to them and, boing opposed 10 tue bill, will
not allow their men 70 shlp
RAMsCAR N TROUBLE AGAIN.
Two children begging for RamscaTs " Home for
Children and Seminary for Girls at neIIundrod.
and-hlty-thri Of and ST. Nicholas-aye., and tho
driver of the wagon III which the bread meat etc
were placed we're arrested yesterday by officers of
the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty 10 Chill
dren In the Yorkyile Court the driver was held,
tho children were committed to the society tenn
porarily the horse and wagon sent 10 the Board OF
Health, and warrant was issued for Ranscar.
NOT CASE oy CdOLERA.
Assistant Sanitary Superintendent James said
Yesterday that the hOuse surgeon at the New York
HospIt al made d mistake IN reporting the death Of
James Vaughan as dne to " cholera Vaughan
was sick several days Deore he went to the hospl-
tai his Illness having been caused by eating unripo
fruit and by drinking bad liquor His death was
cnnsed by choleTa nOTbn. IL the Of death had