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The New York herald., 1877-11-23
RAPID TRANSIT RIVALS.

Every effort Is being made by the directors OF tho
Gilbert aud the New York Elevated Railroad COM
pancs to push the work each OF these roads, as
to give New YorKers tho much desired rapid transit
At tho earliest possible date One of the officials
the Gilbert company says that weather favoring, all
the foundstions for that route will be by Thanks
giving Day He adds that tho company hopes to have
trans running from Trinity Church to Central Park
by April next.
There was slight conflict between the workmcn Of
the two in Chatham square, Yesterday morning
IL did not result In anything serious however, ana Is
thus explained oy The officers Of the Gilbert Railroad
1--WE have been In possession OF certain part OF the
square through which our road IL to pass, aud our
workmen have been busy there Tor the past few days
Yesterday the laborers OF the New York Elevated
Company wanted to begin to dig there Tor foundations
also, and q slight misunderstanding was the conse-
Quence"
Mr. Morris r. King, OF the Elevated Railroad CON-
pany, taken the romDs Police Court yesterday
morning, charged by tho officials OF the Gilbert Com
pany with having begun TO excavate ground IN
Chatham square without permit This document
furnished by Mr.. King who was thereupon re-
leased and his men set TO work.
Late In the afternoon yesterday conference was
held at the Office Of the Pullman Car Company be-
New York Elevated Railroad Company. Quito a
lengthy talk ensued ana It was nnally agreed that all
work In Chatham square should cease last night.
IL decided that the secretary of the
Gilbert Company ana Mr. Peton. the Vice Preside
OF the New ork Elevated Railroad Company, should
arrange the details and II that all by their
companies should and that the holes which had
Railroad Company should be protected DO safe
for the night
The New York herald., 1877-11-23
OVER THE BANISTERS.

A pRUNKARD, AFTER A FAMILY QUARREL, PUTS
AN END TO HIS LIPH BY HANGING.
Francis Blum, plasterer, who, through his own
degradation, was driven from homo by his family,
committed suicide yesterday by hanging himself 10
the banisters OF the stairway at No. 7s6 Eleven tn
avenue Blum, when he came from Germany,
ty-hve years ago, pos of considerable
means, with which he purchased quantity OF property
located on Motts lane. He with SIX chill
dren, Two Of whom were grown up and marricdj but,
for years, no has seemed oblivous OF his
responsibilities and has occupied his tlme
squandor his substance and OF late he has pen
nlless. In the straits TO which the family
reduced Mrs. Blum resolved TO turn her dissipated
husband from their home Fifty seventh street and
Eleventh avenue, aud support her younger children,
she has been doing lately, by her own Efforts
Accordingly when he came home on Wednesday night
intoxicated and abusive usual, told him
staggered away, and nothing moro was heard OF him
until Mr.. Aberts OF No. 7S6 Eleventh avenue, on
coming ~ al ten O'Clock the same night encountered
q man upon the stars The intruder was Ques-
toned, but lie refused TO answer,
saying only that he 'looking Tor Nike" Mr.
ADcrts doubling the honesty Of tho strangers nten
TONS about TO enforce his advice 10 get away,
when the other called out to him in the darkness,
Go ahead; I'm over the banisters." ADerts pro-
ccedeu up stairs TO his without further
ton, but yesterday morning tho significance Of tho
truder's words were learned when Mrs. Bisseii, an
inmate of the house, came upon the dead body OF q
suspended from the stairs. He had fastened a
corpse whom cut down found 70 be that OF Francis
Rum
The New York herald., 1877-11-23
A MANAGERS TROUBLES.

George II. Tyler, the manager OF the olympic Thea.
ire, was brought before Judge Morgan, at Jefferson
Market Court, yesterday afternoon, complaint OF
vention Of Cruelty TO Children. There three
charges against him, one Tor employing George
Martinetti . child six years old, known as "Baby
George,n TO go through certain dangerous acroDatic
performances; for employing "Litte AL Right" who
performs what Is technically known the great
bamboo ladder ieat and another for not
spreading the network, required by law,
to secure the performers from danger Ia tho mid air
acrobatc they attempt The bamboo ladder feat
was decidedly objected to- The original Little
All Right ell while performing at the Academy OF
years ago anu received such injuries that he
died shortly after being taken home TO Japan by his
father Another japanese boy was severely injured
while performing the same feat In Boston not
long ago. About year ago boy whom Satsuma
had IN training, away and gave himself up AZ
Twenty ninth precinct station house. he said 10
escape i'll usage his hands. The present Little All
Ripht,n about whom the complaint was made yester-
day, is French boy amt lives al No ~ Barrow street.
Mr.. Tyler, IN answer to the charges made against
him personally. said to Judge Morgan:-"Your Honor,
will say that do not what right the society has
to arrest me. In the hrst place the prOprie
tor, am merely the business manager; Messrs. Nor
ton, Canary McGowan are the lessees Of
the Olympic Theatre and proprietors of tho
All Right Is no child at all he Is nineteen years OF
age least and am not sure but that he IL twenty
one for no has mustachc growing quite luxuriantly
The network could not be used in that act and,
catch HIM II he should happen to iaiL Baby George
did not engage till assured by his iather that
he had permission from the society to allow HIM TO
perform" After making this statement Mr.. Tyler
$500 bail each OF the charges but was allowed 10
70 TIL to-day on his own recognixanca
The New York herald., 1877-11-23
THE WOMEN'S HOSPITAL.

The anniversary OF the Womcn's Hospital at Fftieth
street and Lexington avenue occurred yesterday aud
was CO LIBERATED with great rejoicing by tho numerous
charitable ladies' who have the interests OF the nstu
tion at heart. The building was crowded throughout
the day with visitors, who were all pleasantly sur
prised al the cleanliness Of everything the building
The old building on the Fourth avenue side OF the
block Is at present undergoing extensive repairs, SO
that when completed II will accommodate sixty -1vs
patients, the number now accommodated In the now
building the OF Fiftieth street and Lexington
avenue. IL was completed about o year ago. but IS
now hlcd and many applications have TO be refused
There twenty-five beds IN the Tree ward the other
wards and rooms being occupied by paying patients
But the amounts paid arc SO small COM
pared with the accom- odat;ons and attentions the
patients receive that tho expenses are always much
greater than the receipts. 10 make up this yearly
deficiency many ladies' OF this city have formed them
selves into "Century Club" each member 10 con-
tribute u proporionate share OF the money needed,
provided the amount does not exceed 500. There
arc now forty members IN this club. The building
Is in perfect order. There arc dressing and dining
rooms on each floor, that the patients Will not
have TO travel up and down stairs, their food beng
The arrangements for ventilation and Tor tho extin-
gushing OF lire are very satisfactory. There are nvo
double rooms, twelve single rooms ana iour select
rooms. with bathrooms attached tor the accommoda-
tion OF patients The reports OF the secretary and
treasurer show very aourshing condition OF affairs
Dr. John Hail made q brief address 70 the Wis itors
Yesterday afternoon.
The New York herald., 1877-11-23
THE AMATEUR SHOPLlFTERS.

DISPOSITION OF THE CASE OF TWO INTEREST
ING FEMALE oFgENDERs-JUsTIcE TEMPERED
WITH MERCY.
Tho two women, mother and daughter, tho particu
lars Of whose In Brookyn, for shopling have
already been published, we're taken before Police
Justice Walsh, yesterday forenoon. When they wore
first apprehcndcd they gave their name as Townsend.
They aiterward gave their real name and address,
under promise of confidence and secrecy, 10 the
detective VINO arrested them, condition that the
information should not DO given 10 the members Of
the press as they dreaded the notorety aud the dis
grace which would cnsuc. Mrs. "Iownsend" who IS
widow, nves in q neat house In q quiet neighbor-
hood In Williamsburg. They occupy half the house,
and are much Respected by their friends and neigh
bors The police kept the confidence reposed IN
them. They searched Tho apartments of the Town.
SENDS and made inquiries about them which corrobo-
every the statements oil the Prisoners
SO deeply were The sympathcs Of their cust0dians
enlisted their behalf that, instead OF consgnibg
them 10 tho cells OF the station house, they were
ermttted TO remain IN comf0rtaDic quarters
al the Police Central Office during the night That
the prisoners passed a miserable night, however,
coald not doubted from their appearance and man.
uer when takcn before Police Justice Walsh In the
morning. Miss Annie trembled like an aspen leaf,
while her mother stood before the bench az one
dazed. answering in mecnanical way the questions
put TO The detectives gavo the particulars OF tho
arrest as stated, aid the evidence showed that
the value OF the articles stolen did not exceed tho
sum specified as constituting petit larceny Upon
The New York herald., 1877-11-23
WILLIAM WAISON'S WILL.

The will OF the late william Watson, OF tho hrm Of
William Watson Co., OF this city, has been admitted
10 probate by Surrogate Conn., at White Plans, West
chester county Mr.. Watson died on the 2Sth Of Sep
tembeI last leaving property estimated at tho value
OF $5,0O0,000 The will was executed the
10th OF January, 1S13. He bequeaths 10 his wifo
Maria all his household furniture, plato books
paintings; also hts carriage horses, carriages slsghs
harness and all pertaining thereto, for her sole
and benefit FREQ IRON the deDs, control and engage
ments OF any future husband she may have, in tho
same manner and With Ike effect II she we're
femme sole, and tor her solo AMI separate use the
and income OF his house and promises No. 81 East
thirty fourth street, In the city oil New YORK, the
said house aud premises 10 form part oil his rosduary
estate He gives hts aud trustees amount
money ~ be realized ny them out Of his personal
estate us soon as practicable after his decease that
shall be sufficient TO produce net annual income OF
$3U o00, which 10 DO held IN trust by them and
vested as directed and the proceeds are 10 be paid
hs wife during the residue Of her natural hle ana
her death the principal Is TO bo divided among the
surviving children. He also gives TO his wifo
during her lilo the use, rents and income OF
his farm, situate at the town of Westchestcr.
To his neces, Ann Jane Aucheltroo and Isabella Hig-
ginson, 81, 900 each; TO his sister-naw, Lydia Ho
lns S. 0v0, and In OF her death the amount
be given 70 her children IN equal shares 10 MS
son. Lurgan, IreaGd ST. 000 and to the children Of
testators brother, Hugh Watson, Of Lurgan, Ireland
$1,000 70 be divided equally 70 william my watson Ma,
Warron, clerk OF testator, $1,000 70 each Of his
grandchildren him, $1,000, and $40. 600
tor such charitable purposes as executrx and cxecu
tors may deem proper
The will rocites the disposition OF certain moneys
placed with the firm OF William Watson Il Co., ana
which In the business OF tho firm for tho
benefit Of his children He appoints his we, Maria
Watson, executrix, and Joseph Stewart, Ross Camp.
Wnam II. TaDor with all his sons as they rcspec.
lively attain tho age Of twenty-nve. executors and
trustees He gives each OF his executors 81 900 Ia
addition to their lawful commissions, and TO his part
ners IN business $1,000 each.
The New York herald., 1877-11-23
SUSPENDED STOCKBROKERS.

Tho action OF the Governing Committee Of tho Stock
Exchange In the Of complaints against Mr. James
NJ Hartshorne and Mr. Richard B. Hartshorne tor Ian
guage used by both the floor OF the Stock Exchange
during the excitement Hannibal and ST. Joseph
was the subject OF somo street gossip yesterday. A
HERALD reporter called at the Office OF the two genc-
named IN Broad street, TO ascertain wnat IL all
amounted to. Mr. James N. Hartshornc, speaking OF
his own case, SAID he suspended for day from
tho privileges OF the Exchange for subversion Of
order About three weeks ago, ho explained, hc
stated In the Exchange that Jay Gould's
brokers were thieves, and mentioned Belden
Co. particularly. "Because said this, y Mr..
Hartsnorne added, "a complaint by mem-
ber Of the nrm, which the Governing Committee IN
vcstgated ON Wednesday. Al that meeting insisted
that what had stated was true and could prove IT,
The Governing COMMITTEES saw ft to suspend me for
twenty four hours-merey for a subve rson OF order,
however. AT three O'Clock to-day my suspension ex.
pircso
Mr. Richard B. Hartshorne, who was present, said
he suspended for three days for telling Mr. Con-
ner, member OF the firm OF Beldcn n Co., that he
was the broker OF thief These very brief sus-
PENSIONS, tho usual time for any considerable breach
OF tho rules being thirty days.