New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-12

| si0ner of Charities and Correction. DR.. Schenck
purposes practising his profession in Brooklyn.
Patrick Cook, Of No. 90 Richards-st, employed as
n labOrer in the shops of the Fulton Municipal Gas
Works, at Degraw and Nevins-sts, was found dead
SATURDAY IN the valve house. It is believed from a
and then was suifocated by the gas escaping near
him.
State Commissioner in Lunacy, j. w. Ordronaux,
has complained to the Commissioners of Charities
and Correction in Kings County, of the dangerous
condition of one of the buildings connected with the
Hospital for the Insane in Flatbush lie saws the
building Is unit for occupancy and liable to blow
down.
Jacob .schott; of Middle Village, L. T., while suf-
Norh r9n so faoS rode h in car the
Police Station, finally found Sanitary Inspector
Fisk at No. 252 Eifth-st and was sent to the SMALL
poX Hospital. Another of smallpox was found
yesterday at No. 254 Seyenth-st., E. ID. The patient
Clement Wiifer, taken to the Smallpox Hospi-
The trial of James Costigan, charged with murder
IN me second degree, i'll aiding Thomas Tierney to
Kill George 6. Harvard lawyer. Sunday, August
sions Harvard was stabbed in the heart in Allan
tc-ave., shortly after midnight. Assistant District
Testimony was given by DR.. A. W. Shepard, who
I m,,t dne Post-Iportem examination. Eliza
man and others.
JERSEY CITY.
The trial of the alleged ballot-box suffers Cap
tam fanicr, of the First Precinct, Patrolman
spector of Election, and Michael j. O'Mara. which
WAS set Gown iIr Yesterday was postponed until
heAt tcIii, Tie defence not being able to proceed.
NEW JERSEY
PAssAIc CrrY.-Wnfold Vcscy, q Young man
about twenty-five years of age, living in Main-sf
fasrI Trs w "n5 S W BY oa ,a on the HewYOrk
O'Clock yesterday afternoon, and was instantly
killed
STERLING.-The presentation of n bell to the Ster-
a. /.
is intended 10 be memorial of the late Dr. John
Ioney and is the gft Of his son. Herbert G.. Toucy
OF the Newly ork Assay Office. Addresses were made
by the pastor and hv Henry Cornish Refrcs hments
were then served.
Sl'TEN ISLAND.
>, NoRTHFIELD.-Tho gA"ney received this year for
4i655. '''''"'''' -
RcHMoYD YALLEY.-,ITenry Campcn, age fifty
years, while picking cherries at Richmond Valley,
sunday, tell from tho tree to the ground distance
of about twenty-five feet, breaking his neck
CLFroNIA lad named William Nouscb whose
parents live in clifton. carly yesterday morning pro-
cured pistol, and going to the bed whore his two
Younger brothers were sleeping, awollo them 70
show, them The, pistol. As the pistol was being
eye Of one of the young boys completely DESTROY
inS We nIght and making very dangerous wound.
Dr. fecny attended the injured lad.
SrApLEToN.-A seaman namcd Cowan. whose fam
ny ives IN Ntapicton. has been committed by Justice
Garrett to lie comfy Jail on charge of abandon
lncnt preferred 10y his wife, Mary C0wan. Some
TIM" ago CoWan returned from Il voyage ana ON 20
lng ashore got drunk. lie was arrested and sent to
jail. where he made the acquaintance Of Ellen
VNGll age tlirty-iour. hey were both discharged
on The Same day and lrf; the prison together Cow
ans arrest for abandonment followed.
HUDSON RIVER TOWNS.
MAMARONTCK.-Mary Tcrull, age twrnty-six an
unmarried Wpniau. was arrested Yesterday on n
charge Of iuiauticlG". An Investigation was held
last evening, which r suited in her commitment
TrCEMor.-By tho breaking of q rod Of the en-
gin" IN" train of tie Harlem Railroad which LETT
New i"ri at o:l5 Il; IN; Yesterday was detained
nearly an hour near iucka.lOc.
PiANrrrID.-The Ncthcrwood Union Chapel at
i,'aluucld was dedicated sandy afternoon. Among
me Gleig{lnou VINO took part in thc services were
the Rev. Or. kitridge, OF Chicago. the Rey Dr.
Yorker, he Row. Dr. Lowry and the Rev. W. Muir
ray, OF Drew Seminary.