New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-28
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Arrests last week, 1882 births SgT; Aths'
67S; marriages, 1877 bathers, 5oZ,4v
Mira Catherine Love, an lrishwoman whose age
was said TO be O3 years. died at No. LOB Baxter-st
Oh Thursday, from senile deDiilty'
The Canadian Club recently organized in this
city, will open its new rooms at NO. North WASH
ington Square, on July !, with adinner
Ho,uonn Mueller has arrived here from Charles
ton s e. TO attend the ninth annual meeting OF
the Music Teachers National Association.
Rosa Brown, young woman who was locked In mp
in the Mercer Street Police Station on friday EIght
drunk and disorderly. tried to strange herself with
corset string. ~ ,
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company will sell
excursion tickets at greatly reduced rates on July
3 and good to return until the oth' between III
stations its lines.
James Bates, age seventeen, employed as an eie-
vator boy at No. $40 Broadway. tell through
shaft yesterday and fractured his skull. Ills nome
was at No. 236 Delanceyst.
The White Mountain express connecting with the
Providence Line steamers VIII Degm running 70
morrow. There will be no change OF cars lroni Tue
steamer landing 10 Fabyan's.
The Society of Amateur PHOTOGRAPHERS of this
city enjoyed steamboat excursion around the
harbor Yesterday number OF the members We're
provided with apparatus ana secured nlahy No"S
Oh instantaneous plates
For the accommodation of its patrons the new
York. Lake Erie and Western Railroad Will run q
special mountain express westward ON FRIDAY,
July 8 returning on the 4th, in addition TO the
regular run westward on July A, returning on the
6ih. ' ~
LIGHT ON BESSY CULL1S DEAIH
An autopsy, performed yesterday BY Deputy
Coroner Jenkins, furnished evidence which salts,
fled the police that Bessy Gully, of NO. SIG
East One-hundred and fouTteenth-st., comnltte9
suicide. Ii was shown that her death had resulted
from drowning and not from the superhclal
wounds on her face, and that she would nave pc
come O mother if she had lived lew months
longer
BEATEN by TWO MEssMATEs
A weather beaten and otherwise beaten tar was
fund IN south-st. late on Friday night, lacking
along under q heavy load of rum and bleeding
from severe cuts on his head. He told the ponce
that he was Thomas Waldron, of No l ii Soutb-st
Two messmatos, Connors and ODonohue, had at
tackled him in the duOr store at NO. ol south-sI.,
and had pounded him until he was nearly heipiess'
He was sent to the hospital
EXTENDING STEAM PIPES.
The New-York Steam Company has begun eXca-
vations IN Murray-st. TO run connecting six,iDch
line of pipes between its trunk line IN broadway
md Greenwichst., besides serving Murray-st. Inc
Murray-st. pipe will be laid with return system,
constituting double line of service pipe. The
company has about closed its Broadway work 10
Reade-st., and will go on TO Canal-st., after the
Murray-st. work is finished.
HELP FOR ORGANIZED CHARITY.
Since the publication of the appeal OF the Charity
Organization Society for $4,000 to continue It's
sumner work, contributions have been made
amounting to 81 ,675. Among the larger subscrip-
tions are F. n Goddard, $5OOj w. Bayard Gut
ting, $3.50; Rutherford Stuyyesant, $500; X F1l-
ton Cutting 81 the Rev. DR.. A: b.. Hart, 500 !;
Miss Louise W. Knox Church of the Heavenly
Rest, and A. Ernest Vanderpoel, each $50; other
subscriptions, $375