The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-07-26
Br 90 i1Iyn

ATTEMPTED SUICIDE or YOUNG MAN.
The con Of swell-knov Federal officer m the igih
Ward became 80 frantic on Monday last, In con,e-
qucneo Of being disoArded by the lniy 10 whom he
we pgyin- attention.. that he swallowed large dos1
lnuianum for the purTose Of committing .nioiie.
Ils mother vas after informed Of the rnsh act
aud sent Tor the family hy,iclsu, Who by he forc
ho application Of antiiote,, sivcd the younr mans
life The only recognition the physician received for
his service, va torrent of foul invectivc.
Noulj-Ne suicide DECLARING that man hat rish; to
prevent him taking hi, own life whom the lady whom
he loved called him a Ooss!
SERIOUS CHARGE.-Yc't-rdsy, q Mr.. Will
lams, a landlord al Greenpoint, appeared in Judge
Duc''s Court anil asked for q dispo,,et. warrant
aciinst family named sehspoff, who occupied his
property IN Fourth street. Shortly after Mr.. VIII
liam, .cft the Court Nj. and Mrs. schapof entered
tni 1Sod for awatrAnt for the arrcst Of willisms
on The gr1Ind that at divers times tneo January last
srd WilliAms bad oToibly violated he porson Of Mrs
Schapof The Judge sull considering the proprio-
y Of issuing the warrant.
AN OLD STEAMBOAT VETERAN GoSE.-
Yesterday Mr.. John Hutchins died At his resdence,
In Williamsbursh, at the advanced age Of 80 years
Whom lad Of 10, he Of the first sto am
hoat built IN this country that constructed by John
Fitch. aud which sailed tho old pond which form
orly occupied the space where nov the Tonbs prison
stands. Mr. ilutchins was chaplain OF Hyatt Ioige,
A. M and VA said to be the Oldest mason in tho
country.
The NAVY YARD FRAUDs.-The examina-
ton In the case OF John NaIon, John X. Marden,
| VIM. kcIcrmott, and Francis Riley, CHARGED with
manufacturing articles for their own % r.ona u.e In
the Wv Yard, v. continued before the u. &. Com.
inlrlohef AosleIda'; ~, IA =. neluce, tho Chief
fnG OF she Yard, t.tthed 10 tho kno Sedge Of A
h'oL-cye which W, concerted in the Pattern Shop
IL was detained In vitness'r private office come time
when 10 sas Tlven 10 the mHter cooper for HON Il
va. made, and han now In hs oAcc John Van
mthoranN bOok-vP" was given for his office and Il
wAs nov there. Alter This wituesss testimony, the
case wa adjourned till this MOI ming
THE LArE FATHER TAYLoR-The Rev.
Fitch ". Taylor, tie oldest chaplain in the u. g.
Navy. died NJ the residence Of Mr.. John Rankin in
tlIs city, on Monday. lie VS. in the Ctth wear Of
hi ESQ The last serylcc ho re formed wHs on lie flag
shiP Hartford undo Aimiral FArrs NJ Inc tnn. ii
viii take plRce thir afternoon om his Ia re- d nee
corner of clinton una Carroll streets. lila feulains
viii he taken to GIetnWood Cemetery Tor inter
ment.
HIGHWAY RorRERs ARRESTED. - Two
young fellows named James Morse and bernard
| Wiley were arrested on Monday night charged with
| knocking down and rcbhinR = gentleman named
lhomas Bril-, afcl ~ years while waking slong Sd
| erect, between ~ an 4th avenues On the after
III and upon h7 paillng out his watch grlbbe IT,
AZ tn,1kg h.m, down ~ the same time. Ar. ~ a
elimination, Tho stolen watch was found ia WlGy's
| pJ'fr. zion.
FEEDING THE pooR.-An investigation has
been commenced, before tho Kings County Board Of
supor''orr into the circumstances connected with
the a"aii Of the contract for furnishing the Alma
house IA Hour. samuel burling Go. tostlff that
they were the lowest bidders and that the cont set
WIS gwen 10 Jane. Corhoy rO'withstsuding on
rnI t ,'g 'vilsn.G was taken in Shieh i Is shoe n