New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-24

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The Police trials yesterday included that Of Capt
edden who charged With neglect Of duty in rot making
proper investigation Of the ALL murr Of Mary and Nich
ola. RYAN In prreiuc So The adourued after
nnpor, testimony Tor tue defense unn "Wednesday
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At the Tombs Police Court yesterday the examina-
the charge signing Ease statement made against
Thompson Decker PRESIDENT Of the Ibrl Avenue say
ngs bark va on e apcaioR Of Henry T. sn111 ToSn r.
cent Gecrion o. !sce 1uny the o,hr dernoan,s hessls
smir,o and to pirris in elr the
| District AuOrney's once.
THE tribune report Of the ease against Spencer
X Green aud william A. Darling. inye-crdsys pap,r was
stating that the charge against them one Of
p-rury simply Of having mae incorrect state
II also stated hat an adjournment was had o. the
Instance Of the Defendants 'onnsc M. 4. hot COR e. ~
rS insisted upon an hhnehl"t" examination AMI hshs'
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icudanis.
An inquest was held yesterday on the body of JAG
Gill h the httlr boy who died from burns alleged To have
been received by his father putting HIM on red not stove IN
punishment for childish aut Considerable testimony
taken II tended any degree to criminate the
father who In h- testimony said INA, he was ase Nhen The
thlt he awakened 10y the
boy Isniug I" him ld nam inusht" rlang ~ ana
iosita aud di,d IN few days Ihe jury Rendered
verdict mat the cnd came 20 his dgh from te ret o. ourns
received Ia an un.nown manner ANA tie ianc VINO had been
uinirr arrest was discharged
| The funeral oil the late Judge Alexander Spanld-
Ing Of the Marine Court place sixty inst
yesterday morning The Rev Fahrr Stone of the PIANIST
Fathers services After for the dead
he made address which he said that had been the In
trntnn OF Jldge spaudlug be received Ia the Roman
Cainoc io die that ft he had gh gu his
on daug.i. "a tao ch.'h iATe variety ~ "h cmbc'
Tho siibrarrs Jld,cs Asrr sara docpp sheridan,
S s, sa,or nsi,y s Arh,r and MAYOR wiSsnsm
| Tho body was taken 20 ''rroI~o'd for pdriAL
| At the Harlem Police Court yesterday william
| EN- a.f
G. T. Polhemus Of onchundred and srvcneenths liar
en. told Judge Wandell that he a newspaper rr
porter by profession having served m, Telegram aud other
city papers. ror the months he had been living at the
Revere house ON tho proat derived FROM 6nnes connection
with The New Haven nase hall luz lie had no'n@g to y
IN regai 10 ths ,haIee o ro6.ns Mis iosn@s D.."Stye
give tine 10 obtain additional c,irncr. lie
will place Judge wandcll ID Of te opnion that 1t vii ba
necc. siIy 10 discharge lIo"ari ior lac. of evidence
BROOKLYN.
There il n balance on hand in the City Treasury Of
! t7CG3l0.
! The gates of the Hampstead Reservoir have been
shut NJ ~ 20 determine whether will ho ~ leet Of
water ~ required.
The Board Of Health will confer with tho Hudson
bui,he at the y Hall To day Ia relation to closing their
1ne Board Of Police and Excise yesterday fined
| violation of The ruics
A large number of proposals were received yestcr-
dag By tho Board Of city Works Tor lighting tho public buii
The coroncrs jury in the case of John L. Bauer. u
wealthy baker who died from the effects Of aiding cyanide OF
potassium In photograph gallery rendered last night
di,t OF suicide under temporary alteration Of mlnd.
| Tax Collector Furoy has issued notice informing
that they fail 10 their personal taxes for the
year by ~ he will be compelled levy their
The uncoooted balance due ainoants 10 tS2Ss So
joel Sammett the brother-in-law of p n. Ruben
charged with perjury the trial of Rubenston
was srTagucd yesterday Judge Moore In the Of
lie pleaded guilty, released $1,000
bail. lie will he tried OH March7
| A pair of horses driven by Chas. Donnie ran away
night in F1abushave, the city Inc Dennie
thrown ground aud dangerous wounds
upon tho head was badly bruised Was
moved 10 the Long Island College Hospital
Gen Slocum and Engineer Adams of the Board Of
City Works yesterday visited Thirty ninth which IL
rcsed open from Fourthave 70 tho city line They
pressed tho Opinon that the grade Is low but the
| property owners are opposed TO any change.
| The Committee on Railroads Of the Brooklyn Com
Council last evening heard the Of properly
regard using steam Atautcave. There wasan
usually large persons attendance With
| captions. the speakers favored tho use Of steam
Israel Rubensiein has issued an address 20 the
Polish Issetes IN this country assuring them Of the limo.
of his Rubensen, convicted Of the murder OF
Sarah Alexander and appealing TO them Tor pocunary assist
| aice 10 secure new trial for the condemned man.
Mary Langley sued Hugh z. Reilley druggist Of
York and Brdgess for malpractice claiming 81 o00 She
asserted that clerk Of his drew tooth in such bunglng
that he broke her and dhgured her for fe
jury yesterday In the city Court gave her $500 damages
now thai 10 asked for.
Andrew Murdock age 80, residing at South Fifth
and Fourth STA d. suicide night by taking
He has been in good spis and although out Of
work. wss supported BY his wife and daughter. who
singers He gave hint OF he had done until
siter he swallowed tho pcacn. Physicians we're thsn sum