New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-11

oFV.YDRk CITY.
l~Hrage "a sGn conf ned N LadlOu ct. jail
"a win probably h. lodged In the Tonbs Nday upon q
A.asfansst under the criminal indictment found An
vss a. I'M ehafging him with burglary. His council
sad are sndeayoring 10 prevent bis confinement 10
The City DrisOn
The body OF a man was found in the bay
zesterday When taken 10 Fort Hamilton 10 idehti
0sd NJ that OF Louis Jaequintte who was drowned on
sunday nv tho capsizng of boat in the NarrOws. The
body Of his wife. who drowned with him, was re-
covered on Wednesday.
Information was received at Police Head
quarters yesterday OF the escape Of two convcts from
tho Sing Sing State Prison: Henry Lee alias charles
Conkin, 90. and Thomas Hart. alias Taunton. age
80 TAe fugtives are reported 10 nave le' oS ''S '
a Hudson River freight train gong souto'
The Police Commissioners have designated
route for the Orange procession, on Saturday The
procession will form in IAfayettepace AZ 10 a. m ana
march thence through Broadway, Fourteenth ~ sh
t and Fittbaye to FonTteentbst where the ranks
will be broken The police arrangements nave hot yee
been completed The entire force WILL however W y"
duty.
The article headed Railway Development
in Yesterdays TRIBUNE, O summary OF the intro
duction to the Manual OF the Railroads OF the United
states for 1894 by II. Poor just Issued Inc MANUAL
ment OF the organization COST savings, expenses ana
operations of all the railroads Of the United sIa'eS iC
II. W. Poor Of No. SO Broadway.
BROOKLYN
The County cared for 1887 paupers at FIAT
bush last week, at a cost Of 5000.
Police Commissioners Briggs and JOurdan
were sworn into Office under the charter yester-
day; and they also assumed charge OF the Department
Of Excise.
Dnring the picnic of the Emerald Pleasure
Association Of Greenpoint, yesterday, number or
unruly boys annoyed the man in charge OF the Ice
cream department and when the party returned 10 the
cIty a conflict occurred at Noble and WasmngtOn'Ns
dining which stone thrown by the yender ana
a boy named John Kelly, age ., received fracture OF
the skull which resulted fatally. His assaant mas not
been arrested
The Truant Home Committee of the Common
Council met last evening to investigate the charges OF
INSTRUMENTATION and drunkenness preferred against John
Grover Waterman at the Truant Home by the superin
tendent. Mr. Demerest. Several Of the boys connned
there were examined and stated that Grover had Oeen
in the habit OF beating them with his lists during ms nts
of passion and on a number OF occasions hal kicked
them out OF bed at midnight. Grover was heard ID MS
own defense. He admitted the charges OF nsuDordna
ton and drunkenness but claimed In extennatlon that
he had two work to perform about the institution
and in addition Obliged to care for Demeresps three
horses.
The body Of the unknown man found IN
ditch near Beaver Pond, NewHaven Conn., has been
identified as that OF Charles Karner OF this city An e1
animation led TO the belief that be had been murdered
and one OF the COroners Jury, A. H. HurlOurt came o.
ana with much difficulty found the mans friends lie
WAS identified by false teeth, when were fScOS-
nized by a dentist the BOwerY, NewIo MT hurl-
burt declined make public all the facts IN MS posses
WAS definitely ascertaned however, mat the man was
musician a member OF the band at Fort Hamilton, ana
a teacher Of music. He about "a years old, and had
family. He was Prusslan oy orth'