New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-09
NETWORK CITY,

Emma Wilson fell from the second story win
dow No IS Baxterst. to the sidewalk yesterday and
fatally injured. She taken To the Park Hospital
William Marsh of No. 34S West Thirty
seycnthst. was thrown from his wagon yesterday at
Broadway ard Twenty fourth-st by a collision with one
Of Dodds Express wagons Marsh was thrown heavily
upon the pavement ard injuries were inflicted that proo-
ably will result fatally He was taken home.
The will of John ID. Power, presented to
Surrogate Hutclngs about month ago, was admitted
to probate yesterday. The testator leaves property
valued at about $joo,ooo nearly 100000 Of which Is
office, who nephew of the testaor The remainder OF
the estate, with the exception of few charitable be-
quests div dcd among the tcstators other relatives
The Rev. William III. Cooks house, on the
Southern Boulevard, near Hunts Point Depot.
by burglars yesterday who carried away property
valued at $500 The office OF Theodore Kemp at No So
Beay el-st was entered by burglars July T. and
white that hung nail was carried away. The
vest mad IN s pockets gold watch ana eialn valued al
800 and T31 III bank notes.
AS Marshal Davis of No. 20j West Twen-
tiethst was driving truck belonging to A. c. La Mott
of No 122 Pearst yesterday through pool Of water at
the foot OF West Tentht the horses fell down. The
White star line of steamers deposit their soda ash there
and the water had become strongly imprcs nacd making
il like ye Davis IN endeavOring to eXtlcate his team
severely burned about his hands and face and It IL
feared that his left eye ~ destroyed The I've burned
both horses nearly to death Mr Bergh informed OF
the accident. aid he had the horses killed Davis was
taken to Bellevue Hospital
The German property owners Of the Tenth,
Eleventh, and Twelfth Wards held their semi-aunual
meeting last evening at Concoria Hail. Charles wcz in
the chair The treasurers report showed that the re-
ceips since Jan. 1868 49, and the expenses Si6D
TO- leaving a balance of Sl99 81. The association had
besides ~ 6sl 80 deposited in bank, making total of
Ssl p. The Executive Committee, when had been re-
gues.cd ascertain whether the Board Of Health had
power their regulations with regard to tene-
mcnt houses reported that the Board OF lcath had a0sO-
BROOKLYN.
The body of young man about % years of
age was washed ashore Coney Island yesterday morn
ing 1t supposed to be that OF one Of tho victims OF the
Rockaway drowning disaster on Monday.
Selma Anderson, age 4S years, fell from the
secondstory window of her residence, at No. 325 East
hundred -thrtcenthst yesterday and injuries
received that probably will prove fatal.
The monthly report, for June, of the East
ern District Hospital shows that 119 persons
treated in the Hospital Department. and that in the Dis
pensary Department, Lib persons were treated and
1855 prescriptions given.
John Deihan, the 'ongshoreman who fatally
beat his wife while they drunk, at No. $50 Fronts.
and who indicted for murder in the second degree.
allowed yesterday to plead guilty Of mansaughter
in the second dcgroe, and was rcanded for sentence.
A coroncr's jury, in an inquest on the body
OF the boy W. T. Miller who was accidentally shot by
his playmate Charles Hughes, Broadway, f. d.. last
Saturday, has recommended that the Board Of Aldermen
should pass ordinance prohibiting the sale of fire arms
10 minors.
Patrick IcLaughlin of No. 14S Cherry-st.,
New-York while at work at the foot Of North Thirdst,
on hosting machine, in OWNER, DE Castro Co.'S
sugar refinery, thrown 20 feet in the afr by the
breaking OF plank and, falling TO the ground several
bones broken and his head and hands were cut Sc
ycrcly.
Police Sergeant Quick, who was removed for
refusing to entertain citizens complaint, has written
letter the Police Commissioners averrng that he
unlawiully aud unJusy dismissed The Commissioners
have referred the letter 10 their counsel and - prOb
bic that the Will be carried 10 the courts and the
powers Of the Board to maze removals be determined
William A. Wroe, age D. of No. pa
Ernu sIft,.. .,fN Ll,t
bushave left their homes last Monday morning intend
ing 90 Rockaway, and have returned Informa-
ton was received at Police Headquarters last evening
missing young men, found in Henry VOLTS bath
houses, at Concy Island, yesterday
Louis GarbaIino, an Italian mendicant, who
committed to Jail for 30 days by Justice Eacs for
disorderly conduct in begging in the public Streets
was taken before City Judge Reynolds on writ OF
labcas corpus yesterday and discharged from custody,
the Judge deciding that public begging does not cOnst
tute disorderiy conduct.
William III. Mooney, who was suspected Of
being the assaant OF Aaron L. Shute, ana W. G. Bach,
his confederate in the burglary at the house OF Mr. Flynn,
umbesandst, were allowed yesterday to plead
guilty to burglary In the third degree, IN the Count or
SESSIONS. and were remanded for sentence District
committed the assault on Mr.. Shutc.
Capt. Edward Glover Woods of the steamer
Beneacor died at his home at No 1873 Twenty-sccond
st., Wednesday night, from exhaustion following the
amputation Of his leg. which accidentally crushed
while he clearing away anchor his vessel
June o. He leaves widow and four children. His body
will he buried with Masonic honors Sunday afternoon
Church VI the AtOnement.
JERSEY CITY.
In the Hudson County Court, yesterday,
Judge Knapp granted the application for writ Of habeas
corpus in the case Of John Moran held charge Of