New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-16

the Hospital wbica wss accordingly done. HHs 10
rema;ned insensbls sst Of the time til death sosu,l
on Tuesday night.
The mpposition Is that, finding himself bsisg o>s-
veyed home, Mr.. Collins jumped from the carriage
and Immediately took Sixtb-svenuc car and rode mp
as far as Thirteenth street. and that in stepping fesm
the car to the street be fell and received the fracture d
the skull which produced death. The Ceroners Jury.
after hearing the evidence, returned sverts setting
forth that the deceased cams 10 biz death from con-
preston Of the brain caused by actsreof the sun,
the result Of fall. They further recommended thst
ply sieian be appointed to attend each Of the sea
Houses, in order that medical attendance may -
promptly afforded when necessary.
MURDER IN THOMAS sTRyET.-Some Of the psrtic1-
lars Of drunken and brutal ARRAY which occurred x
No. Al Thomas street. last Saturday night were tbs
first time made known to Capt HutehuQs of tho Pifh
Precinct on Tuesday evening. The house mentioned
in occupied by blacks and whites Of the most degraded
character, who have drunken brswis almost every
night in the week On Saturday evening, q fight 90
Cured in Of the nppes rooms and resulted In the
mortal wounding Of Mary Stewart, Of the nna.es
of the place. The origin of the disturbance could not
be ascertained, but during It's continuance Mary was
struck on the head and beaten about the body in such
a manner as to result in death yesterday afternoon-
AS soon as the affair became known, 0facer Field
of the Fifth Precinct was dispatched, and learned thax
after receiving the inureshe had been treated
privately in the house by interested persons who were
anxious TO conceal the real facts from the police. Po
Hce-Surgeon Kennedy was called In, aud found tho
woman PROSTATE on the floor and evidently near her
dissolution Mr.. Kennedy did all Il was possible 70
do for her. but bis efforts unavailing and shsasd
shortly aferward. Officer Field after much trouble,
succeeded in arresting Ephraim Huso, Enoch Folks.
James Gril6bs colored, and Ann Styles, white WON
an, suspicion of having been engaged in the fight.
Ann charges that the fatal blow was struck by Husol
and Elonora Jackson, daughter Of Huso asserts that
Folks confessed that he struck Mary Ste var. ons O.
more blows The prisoners were taken 10 the Tombs,
and committed by Justice Connolly to await the resat
of the victims injuries. Coroners inquest VIII b.
held on the body to-day, when thorough investigs-
ton of the circumstances attending the murder Of tha
woman will be made.
The Rev. Stephen H. Tying, DID,, is now giving
the Christian public the benefit of his long experience
in Sunday Schools by writing series Of articles for
The Independent entitled Familiar Letters on Sun
dsy-Schools" The school over which DR.. Tying per
sonaIy presdes has been to residents and strangers
one of the attractive features of the city bat through
the medium of this paper, his views and experiences
will reach very many who have desired TO know mora
of bis successful labors-
THE CUSTODY OF "LIrTLk Ella AsAIs IN DIS
pUTE.-Mrs Martha Burns has been for six weeks
past with her adopted daughter, Little Ella" tho
brecocous child about whose custody much noise was
made here short time ago, in the City Of Philadelphia.
where the little one has given frequent readings In the
parlors of the best society of the town OF course chs
made hosts of friends and about leaving for this
city, full of honors and substantial rewards, but on
Monday last, Mrs. Burns was astonished at being
served with writ of habeas corpus, issued by Judge
Lowrey of the Supreme Court, upon the petition OF
man by the name of Brewster, to whom the ohid's
father, at Cincinnati has issued powe Of attorney.
authorizing him to control over her in bis stead
Appended to this petition was the affidavit Of Mrs.
E. F. Ellet of this city. This lady states In or Aida
Wit that her motives purely of dsnterested na
ture that she wishes the child to be In possession Of
her natural guardian. The writ of habeas corpus
called for the instant production of the prodigy in
Court, whereat Mrs. Burns was Of course much dis-
tressed, but prominent Philadelphia citizens at oaoe
stepped forward to her aid and Mr.. Childs Of Cbds e.
Peterson together with her attorney, Mr.. Furms.
Sheppard, became security for her appearance with
the child on Friday of this week.
COMMISSIONERS OF EMIsRArTos.-For want Of
quorum yesterday the Commissioners were unable 70
transact any business. Mr. Jelnghsus, Mr.. Canisan.
and the venerable President were the only members
present. From the weekly statement 1t appears that
the al number of arrivals from the LIST of July to thu
18th instant 1892 being l55 less Il an during the
same period last year. Number Of inmates atinstituos
on Wards Island, S45 overdrsf Jan. !, 81, $50 is;
aggregate receipts TO Feb Is for commutation Of pas
sengers, $56, 459 IS. Total $44,799 10. Disburse.
ments to Feb. 8, $26,75l 96. Balance in bank.
$1s,Oi7 %.
DEATH PROM APoPLExr.-Jo B. Allen Of No. 80
Elizabeth street, died yesterday at tho NewYed Hospt
the Of ut Of spopeIy with which he tskea
Monday, while In the Assay Deceased ". shout -
United States Army Tampa Bay Florida AID acted In the
capacity OF suter Coroner Gamble held inaue tho
body.
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