New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-14
NEW-YORK CITY.


| DO you tan or freck y is now ques"ou 0n"
dren have ceased to ask
One of the garbage scows of the CRY was seen
adrift bottom up off COney Island Polnt Yesterday
Daniel McCabe, age thirteen, of No Az Mads ,no
ST. fell into the East River yesterday ana WIS
drowned.
The body of an unknown man about fifty years OF
age found floating in the East RIVER yesterday
at Pier No. 90. ,,
"DanburyD sends $40 to give sick children
fresh air. 1t will be turned over to the sea sue
| Sanitarlum ooo
Rudooh segmap the saoon-keeper Of No, ZS Us
| East FOurtI-st., who was severely klcheu ny
joseph Jose Behmann on Monday, died yesterday.
| GATHERING IN THE GOATS.
| The police of the Twenty -eighth Precinct made
onset the goats OF the district OF Mon4 NJ rm
| triumphantly reported to superintendent waning
yesterday the capture of eleven near tue rdesoS @
rlan Hospital.
| IoCKJAw FROM PISTOL SHOT
William n. Murphy fourteen. died or jock
inv resulting from INJURIES received by being acci-
dentally shot in the hand with toy pistol ~ te
! inquest yesterday the jury recommended that me
| nance regarding tAe shooting off of fireworks and
the discharge of firearms at any time during the
OWNERS OF WRECKED STEAMER.
James Martin AID Jacob HASKELL composing inc
! firm of Martin II Haskell owners OF the wrecked
steamer Adelaide, lied their lnsOvent scneuues III
! the Court of Common Pleas yesterday. lam
against the Grand Republic for $4,000 ana one
agaInst the Long 3ranch Ocean Per company LOT
/
! assets The liabilities are $9.Z73 Oh; nominal as
! sets. S2G350; and real assets, 500
THROWING RUBBISH IN TIE BAY.
| The Pilot Commissioners Yesterday lmpoS ea vno
| following fines for violation of harb0rlaws steam
! boat Idewlu $50 for dumping ashes III thc Dry az
| Bay Ridge on June % steamship Titan, SloO LOT
| fhe same offence steamboat Grand Republic, S2OO
| for similar offences on July lana IL, ahd lhe
| steamship ThanemoTe. $40 Tor dlschargng sand
| ballast at Martins stores, Brooklyn, without pro-
! per protection against it going overheard
DEATH FROM A RARE DISEASE.
| The death. from malignant pustule, OF Monlka
| Hopper, aye thirty light, at No. 424 West fore
tletil-st was reported yesterday at the bureau Oh
Vital Statist The disease is rare, and ~ most
| cases is caused by the introduction OF foreign
| poison through the agency OF some insect. III Is
! very deadly. In the case of Mr. Hopper the pus-
| tnle appeared about week ago. on the lower Jaw,
as 1t does III nearly all cases. Its precise cause In
this instance che health officers nave oeeh uhaole
| to trace.
NOVEL METHOD OF ESCAPING ARREST.
| In the Harlem Police Court yesterday jules For
| thomme a cook in Professor Alfred Cotte's Female
Seminary at Observation-Disclosures twenty -tblrd-st ana
Twelftl-ave was held for trial in defanlC OF bail
| He was charged with taking too many liberties 10
! his EMPLOYERS family. The police had some din
| Guilty IN arrestng FOrthomme, who had TO be cap
tured by strategy, in order to prevent his commit
| ting suicide He went into a hay-loft, and when
ever the police approached he placed against MS
| heart the point OF carylng-knlfe. by stealing
| upon him, the police finally captured him.
BROOKLYN.
The amount of trust funds in the hands Of County
| Treasurer Scheuck is $571oo2 W.
John Echene, who was injured on Sunday by roll
ing off the roof of No 81 Fulton-st. while sleeping,
died yesterday at the Long Island College Hospital.
| Two persons of very advanced ages died recently
| in Brooklyn. julia Cochran (colored) of No.. LA
| Navv-st., was 100, and Hannah Beckaray, OF NO.
| 110 GIand-st was 100.
The Long Island Railroad Company has made ar
| Engagements with the White Line Rockaway steam
| ers, and these boats will now accept the return
| coupons OF the railroad.
To- NJ ha ITpif
| Corps, disappeared while on duty In the Navy
| Yard Saturday night. HIS body was found yester-
| day in the Wallabout Basin. verdict OF acclden-
| tai drowning was given by the COroner's jury.
| James Terrill, age thrty-three of No. 225 Hoyt-
| ST. Brooklyn, died yesterday from acute cholera
morbus, supposed to have been induced by eating
| canned lobster. The lobster was eaten BY lerrll
and his sister and brother on Sunday, and all were
taken sick. The matter will be investigated.
A burglar entered the sleeping room Of Mr.. and
| Mrs Leb at No $50 Myrtle-ave. yesterday morn
| ing. The wife discovered HIM, and sprang up to
| seize him. but he escaped by the window, which he
haG entered by means Of plank. 1t was found
| that he had taken 500 from Mr.. Liebs pocket.
Robert Dixon, age forty five, cook of the brig
Waubon living at the foot of South Second-st.. was
found dead in the hold of that vessel yesterday
morning It is thought that he fell IN from the deck
| n distance of twelve feet. His home WAS at Key
| West where he had a wife and family
At meeting of the Twenty-Flfth Ward Repub-
can Association on Monday evening 6 0llyer Is
| Excise under the old law and still holding that
office Dy of his failure TO accept the position
| of Excise Commissioner under the new law, was
expelled on the ground of conSprng TO nullify and
defeat recent act of the Legislature, and because he
| was unworthy to be classed as Republican"
| The meeting was marked by much uproar aud con-
| fusion. ,,, o,,,,,
Tho Excise law requires all liquor dealers to take
ont liceusps annually before July l. Many of them
have neglected TO comply Win the law, ana tney
are TO be arrested.
An examination of the body of the unknown ped
dler who found dead GU the Meadows on Mon
day. showed that death Lad been caused by
| heInorrhage of the lungs.
Hugo Rode was arraigned before Justice Peoubet
Yesterday the charge of neglecting his children
three bows, whose ages are respectively SIX wears,
three years and seven mouths RodePs W fe beca me
insane about three weeks ago. and since then he has
| been drinking to excess. lie told the Justice that
Le earned about $50 month, and would give SO
| a month to some one who YOuld care for the chill
dren. The Justice committed Rodel for ninety
| days. ~ -
GUTrENBERG.-Fh recent conviction of ex-Town
| Treasurer John Dwycr for eInbeZzng 81 800 Of
the funds oil the town, was surprise 10 some of his
| friends and they have arranged to hold mass
day evening.
| BERGEN PoINT--Henry Barney, age twelve. the son
of Nathan Barney. of Bayonne City, in company
| with several other small boys from Latoura,te
House, went bathing yesterday in the kills IN frlnt
of that hotel He ventured beyond the limit of sAfe
| bathing Unable TO swim back, aud having ho
sufficient assistance at band, he was drowned Tho
| body was found near the place where he sank.
| LONG ISLAND.
| GLEN COvE.-George Campbell lost his hand
| while firing salute yesterday through the prema-
| ture discharge Of the cannon.
JAMAICA.-The Board of Education Of the Town
| of Jamaica has appointed j.. Do Forrest Putney
principal and Miss j. u Williams yice-prlnclpal or
| the public school.
| NRwToN.-Coroner Seibs yesterday procured the
services of Deputy-Sherfs Hicks and HINES and
| removed tie body OF Kate Smith, who died in the
| Jail at Newton on SUNDAY, from Binne's Morgue.
| fbe body was removed from the jail to the Morgue
by order of the jator the certificate of Dr. A. Il.
J Combs. An autopsy will be made by order of the
| Coroner TO determine the cause ofdeath.
LONG ISLAND CrTY.-In the Queens County