New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-26
NETWORK CITY.

foot of seventhst they down by the tug Echo
Pecnc Polio" sawSt6e accident and rescued the boys
| from drowning
The Children's Aid Society has begun its
Summer relief work among the sick children OF the
city Physicians medicine and nourishing food can he
obtained for such sufferers during the ho free.
by applying to the superintendent OF the hvinston
Street Lodging house.
Sophie Schaedler, tho young girl who was
murdered in small OF the Battery on Wednesday.
died at $50 yesterday morning In the afternoon post
norton examination was held ny Deputy Coroner Nc
Whnnlr found that death was caused by pcritoni-
tbs, resulting from gunshot wound in the abdomen
Thomas Renney, living at Sixty-third-st. and
Firstave went grocery store at One-hundredand
twenty ourtl-st. and Frstave. yesterday for drink
by mistake drank solution OF oxsiis acid which had
been 10 work. The poisoned man
taken home, but it Is feared that his mistake will
cost him his lite
There is a question whether or not the action
Of the Board OF Aldermen, Thursday. in declaring
that the wages unskied aborers In the employ OF the
City shall be Sc for eight hours work daily ia legal or
not. There only 10 Aldermen present Their acton
reference tO expenditure OF money and Tor this
three-fourtbs vote, OF II votes. 10 necessary.
The Department of Public Parks has de-
cded to give privilege Of nsng the background In
only boys under 10 of age. who are
certified of schools Croquet playing will be
ballpayng days until the l5tn Of September The
the East Green croquot ground Will be discon-
tiDued this season
Thomas Clay and Robert Iandersack, painting the
'front.' Of the building at No. East Foryeghthst when
the scaod which they were suspended gave way and
n s! Mete Red by ts fail ana s
tanned several fractures and internal injuries winch Will
probably prove fatal.
BROOKLYN.
Thirteen liquor dealers were tried before
Police Commissioner Pyburn yesterday complaint OF
the Temperance Brotherhood Of Christian Churches for
violation Of the Excise law.
siayor Hunter is daily beset by the friends
" the various candidates for the position u Health
Officer but he declines Indicate his preference. Ie
sys he wants to nd ont what kind Of man IL needed,
but IL is believed that he will send in the Of his
nominee to the Board of Aldermen on Monday
Joseph Curry, laborcr, of No. 1888 Van
Bruut-st who arrested for forging the name of Jo'
seph Curry Treasury draft for 1922 So has been
committed 10 await the action OF the United Grand
Jury The prisoner received letter containing the draft
from postnan, and he pleads ignorance rs an excuse
for his offensc.
Frederick Stratton, graner, of No. 395
Herkimer-st, arrested by United States Marshal
Harlow yesterday for the sending OF postal card with
IN alleged mpropcr MESSAGE TO Caroline TOPPING OF No.
held under ~ 800 bail by Commissioner Wnsow Tor
examination.
Col. A. G. Keency, Of Kingsley L. Keeney,
the storage contractors has assured the Alder
that his firm IL ready to enter into ample bonds,
guaranteeing that they will complete the reservoir 10 the
Satisfaction Of the Board ~ Aldermen, within the extra
"extra hauiagc."
The Grand Street, Prospect Park and Flat
bush Railroad Company ind tho DcKalb Avenue and
Newtown Railroad Company lave been presented by the
Grand Jury of the Court of Oyer and Ternner for main
tauing nuisance where their tracks each other at
| Franklin and Dekalbaves. Their tracks being inprop-
noise which alleged have caused the death of an in
JERSEY CITY.
The City Controller reports the total receipts
Of the past week at $50 697 o. Tho City Treasurer
ports the balance on hand al S46726 40.
Mrs. Bennett, residing at Essex and Green
ats. attempted 10 commit SUICIDE last night by taking
Paris green. jealousy OF her husband the cause.
| In response to the advertisement for bids
for the new issue bonds, amounting 100000, the
Board Of Finance received bids aRgregating $4,000
tie lowest bid being zoos, and the highest lO2 300
Michael Kennedy and his wife, Margaret,
had alteration yesterday. the result Of which was
that the woman was kicked aud beaten until nearly IN.
sensible Kennedy was arrested. his wifes Injuries
| will probably pr've fatal.
few minutes after noon, yesterday, Joseph
Derout, age go Of No. l2O East seventhst, NewYork,
fell between the bow of the Chambersst ferbcai Della
and tho bridge Before the boat could be stopped
| he was crushed to death.
| John +. StOlnger was tried an1 convicted
yesterday in the Court OF Quarter Sessions. for stealing
food from Hoboken saloon TO carry to his star ing TAM
fly. The Court admitted tie hardship OF the case and
sentenced him ~ nine months in tho county penlten-
iary. -
NEWARK.
1t ia stated that an expedition TO the Black
| Hills Is being secretly organized IN this city.
| Several cases of cholera infantum were re-
ported in this city yesterday, OF which proved fatal
| A. T. Schussler, the newly -appOinted Gas
Inspector has qualified and given bonds in the of
$1,000.
Several small leaks have been discovered In
the high-scrvce reservoir South Orangeave., and
new pump and pumping engine Of greater power
are 10 be put In at once.
The Belleville Free Bridge Joint Com
mttee Of the Boards Of Freeodes OF ESSEX Ber
gen, and Hudson Counties met on Thursday and ap-
pointed subcommittee to make estimates AS Ia the cost
OF and stone and wooden bridges at Bclleville.
/ LONG ISLAND.
JAMAICA.-Judge Armstrong, in the Queens
County Court Of Sessions, yesterday sentenced Henry
Jackson for burglary in the rst degree, TO imprsun
ment for years In the State Prison. John Clark,
for burglary 10 two years. and John Donohue, for grand
larceny year III State Prison. William Lyden and
John sandman OF Oyster Bay. were found guilty OF sell
ing liquor without license the former was ntenccd
10 pay fine 200, and Imprisonment In the County
jan for 20 day and The batter WA fined 40, and sent "
prison for 10 days.
| souTHAMrroS.-Duringa thunder storm, on Thursday
afternoon the 3. f. Randall struck by gut
ming The damage done amounts 10 aOu 800. There
two advantageous on the house No one was In the
house al the time.
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES
| YoSKERs.-At meeting of the Vestry Of
st. Johns Episcopal Church the Rev. W. s. Iangord ten
dered his resignation rector He has accepted call
from 81. Johns Church at Elizabeth, N The Commits
appointed to estimate and the
volvcd by the extension Of Warburtonave. have made
their report and filed the same With the City Clerk Per
Interested in the subject will be heard July y.
CAsTLR.The citizens Of this place and vicinity,
comprising tho villages Of Mount Kisc0, Newcastle
Centre. Chappaquo, and the neighboring towns
celebrate the Fourth Of July. In Smiths Grove by music.
the reading OF the Declaration Of Independence and al
dresses by ex-Jndge v. H. Leonard and the Hon.
Cbauncey NJ. Depew.