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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-07
SrIrrIAG HER>hLF 10 DEATH

AZ INSANE WOMAN RgfC>r, 10 TAKE F"op FOR
runiE wttK-. AND FINALLY DIS.
Martin Singer. an undertake.. Yesterday sent To
the Bureau If Nial Stat-t e. ,rrilirat' signed by
DE- Fruchtuigh, al 40. 90 West FMS -fouril-si, 10
,t, effect thar Mrs Nlgdal,ua NJ age ,lXty-onc.
bad uIcd 1T No. ii2 West t"''-i.nrin-'i. rom
voluntary mani lun.' Or. Nlge, fhe sl,tant
frrlst..r. -rnt back "a" ccttlh,atc Win request
fhat pr fu,hfmght ,hou.d iurni,h some lufthcrln-
f,rn,9.tnn in tie case. The reply ~ the physician
,I p,,t r,.cD tie Burcan Of wal statistics yestcr-
dny afternoon. but u Mas learned at evening that
Mr-. Mulcs sad starved herself todrath.
Mis- Miles va q native OF bcruanN Her nus
baud. Jo-rph Miles, was carpenter lh TOO 81"
country. aud they caHo o. America about thlrb
,clt, ago. lie served 10 thr non Army dui ng lhe
w,ruf tur RENDITION. and received wound ~ me
L.g'wnlch a. ppl,d hun tor lie. they were child
e~~ hu. several year, ago they adopted yohng
,,,t ID, ms. n,fept. were too poor support her
IIi4 adouicd daughter Kate VI Hes, i now nineirrn
yrnrs ODD Abou. thIec years ago 3lf'. MILES ana
lrf husband pardird, and M went 10 the No'liris
Home 81 Bah, y. l.. WHINE ihr ah9p'su uAnsnlsr
renamed with Mis-. Miles. ne onN pi'p'i'i .e-
ngIng to ihr FANNY consisted "t NE house az 90
los Net Iiity-.oui 81. Mn. Miles s'd ms
lou.. last tall nr 1000 aud lent bali OF the money
T., her IN band Sac drirr,uln-d 10 place thr Ie-
uaig NJ = 900 ia a bank. aud Tor th1l purpose she
miru,ied the money 10 hrt adopt"i uaushl'I lne
Young woman tnos the money and Kept n, haFlng
deceived Mrs. Mules by means OF forged receipt
When the forgery was discovered IN November last,
Kate disappeared from Der home aud Mrs. Miles
never SAW her again. $50
no loss of the money caused Mrs. Miles to be-
come dcspoudrnt and hnalN insane. Her nephew.
p,t.r Nulf took her To his hOme AT M. II West
FlIty-tou-th-st and cared for her Although q
utauiar Mrs Miles not troublesome or violent,
am, Mr. Wolf did not think II necessary tn summon
n nhl.lcau Nne made 10 threats OF suicide, but
-udhrnty about three Weeks ago. she cca~et 10 par'
take at any food Every ehor short OF violence. was
made 10 Iuducr her 10 eat, bnt sne refused 10 swat
low ANYTHING except water. Nine DAYS ago she re-
fused wafer also aud from that time unit! her death
she flstrd. Dr.. FmcLtuight vas summoned when
she wa, 50 weak mat she MAS barely able to speah'
and IA, saw her only twIcs previous 10 her deatu.
NO effort was made 20 administer food bY lorce oI 10
nave her sent TO hospital. but the woman was al
lowed 20 starve herself 10 death. according % Tie
statements made 10y MIR. VOLTS family last evening
The case viii be gwen the Coroner Tor lnFestisd-
ttnu
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p,cion, keep O man shut mp, examine bim'
through is9e obstruction or oiheiwise. 10 ihen
hearts content, aud Yet him go when they are sa'-
,stied they have made mistake. The Vietim can
hardly like II. but he submIs, and submits without
a murmur An experiment OF this KIND IN Lohuon
would upset the Government
In the Mansion House case the police thus lar nave
not even a theory TIE suggestion that the * plo-
sonists wanted 70 murder he guests at the banquet
that was to have been bcld that night will not oeaT
a moments examination. The banquet was to have
been gwen TO delegates Of the city companies w"r-
thy c Izens who ainly have never done ANYTHING
to deserve nartvrdom. Hardly less absurd ~ the
potion that the lIisn sanrtl 20 aveage th~mselVes
on Lord Mayor Nj Ar hur, who Is also meihD
Of the House OF Commons for LaDDeth
on account of his votes in favor Of coercion lrd
suggestion has been Offered London IL full OF Con-
tInental rrfugreS Of the NihiISt and other desItr
rate vgrieties. These m~n have but one ldea-,,o
make war society As at present cOnsti 'ntrd' ~
they had not been here long theY m 80 well en1nH1
believe as many fore guers believe, hat the L"ru
Mayor il great political rsOnagr-a furr III
israel; some hung between the Qneen aud tne frlinr
Minister They ,pIght have Thought the course III
aurrchy would he promoted by exploding thIS pow
eriul innc ,onary. Nihi,Isu II 50 ma ana slnp'9
and reckless that u Is ssiblr 10 heiieVe anything
men who profess II. and tins theory may pass W.
The police have something better 10 offer IN place Oh
~ @. W. s.
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1AsrtfUL COSIUUEr AND BOSAETS.

Lord g. Taylor's regular spring opening took
n,ace te Grand ST. uuuse ,rstc ,aud an u"u-udly
lr,. disuily WAS made. especially IN the millinery aud
sutt d. partmeuts on mrs. Or pagoda had been
or ete over tie rb0on department, tue roof OF which
WAS formed OF m8y different color silks aru'ticay
arranged Ia, ceug "a o. flowers and trailing
sutlax and cages OF s,ngnS brd- hung here and
there IL WAS peasant picurc greet eyes died with
oust and dirt from IDe outside. The variety and
number of costumes displayed were noteworthy. one
of the handsOuuest Of garnet satin and bocAdrd
velvet Toe front skirt perfectly plain aud oi
vevet while the sdes werr ca,ed ON Ia ciustcrs held
by tulips Of cashmere bead passcmentere with petals Of
coenlr. Toe skirt demtrau ~ the Two materials
comnp,d. un .eT-dfess 81 lack gfos Etah tlk WAS
n,oiunelt trimnrd steel beads hbn strei pttseDie
ier. Toe bot OF the demfaihed XIII nhs p'su'
m ful, ruch Of silk edged Win steer Oea"-. lhe
son ar, uaurl aides boFIFred WITH ths~epeitetl
Ls 'front.' as irlmmed bows OF sik tasscitd wan
sle4l peads st cteseeUts held thtn VA paer lbo
Meies collar edg d WITH sre beads anu Tue eoihhke
vas trf,u mol lavisby with passement~hr reception
dress of gd ana black adj wa gsrulshed WIN goid
ana leti. a pa-se.venfofs. DrnAMeDs anu fringe.
III, bouDeis anu hats ms SEASON are particularly
attfaef,ve md large assortment was shown. mower
bOunet was formed entirely OF purple laesi uriAched
were carried down tue sles " ofh tuo stiugA
which wvfe iug AZ Lg st tBe ends by small bow
OF hac rlsbo ). Aoo,ser flower bonnet MAS oil whle
mafguertea. roi OF NhIle katlD IN toe irOni .ho
Willie tuils sriDg. Lace stgau. bonnet Sas timex
studded WI y arr beads AID trimmed with pale ppK
Ombrr silk I'd aded roses fofm a Nrealh luslur tht
b the s.riaga OF wnte cBenilir dotsed tllle
LARGE hat ~ tine vite clap was hprd Wan kHrns IeaNet
81. her aide sn. the hat WAS cOqaesnsny bent
and turned ~ be back.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-07
BLRhhD BY ACCIDENE
MAN CHARGED WITH THROWING LAMP AT HIS
WIPE.

A MAN CHARGED WITH THROWING A LAMP AT HIS
WIPE.
An old man, named John Craig, age sixty-hYe was
burned To death about a. m. yes. erday at No. 9l
HamIIton-ave., BROOKLYN. Craig was a bachelor OF
eccentric habits and lived alone IN the upper story
~ me building havInCa wOod-carylng shop Mhen
rbr bremen arrived they were told that man was
IN the burning binding. James Doyle entered and
fnnd rag burned 10 death in front OF the stove in
his workshop. The ire was soon pat out. lie Cor
onerJs iury found the cause of death TO DE accl-
dental burning IL Is s1ppOSed that he lay down by
the FIRE TO keep warm aud that the coais Tell from
the stove upon ulm be lay asleep. In the ashes on
the floor was found ten dollar gold piece, with some
small coins aud a chaTred heap OF what was once
roll OF bills. -. -. ., , -. .
Mira Ann Dempsey. Of No. 2Sl North Sixth-st..
Brooklyn was horribly burned bY fire caused ny
tne explosion OF a Kerosene lamp Tuesday evening
The other occupants of the house were startled 10y
uer screams "a sine rushed through the hallway with
Der clothes baHug BY determined efforts the
names were put out, but not until nearly all tie
woman's clothes were burned OH aud the llesh was
burned IN many places She Nas removed 20 ~
Catharines Hospital. Her recovery IL considered
doubtful Ii il charged by ono OF the neighbour
that James Dempsey, husband of the injured
woman, threw tho lighted Kerosene lamp at her,
causing the explosion. lie was arrested and held
on the charge winch he denies. saving that the amp
fell from tho mantel. Mrs. Dempsey also denies
that the lamp was thrown ut her. and says that her
husband staggered against the mantelplece and ac-
cidentally Knocked the lamp down. Dempsey was
drunk when arrested.
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gray skirt with a rough dark jacket over her white
bodice and a white kerohIef covering her dark hair
The baEs hed with gram behind her snow that she
has completed her task and having risen from
her stooping POSTURE che Is stretching herself with
mingled feeling or wearness and relief 10 her fun
neght Her rigb raised f. bent IN 20 that tue bnnd
TONGUES neck aud the lett arm Il extended Inc SUI
Drowned face ufurd ul toward tie spectator am
TIE eyes are sgnhy upItsd On one SIDE SITS woman
10 similar peasant costume beside lltle sinOulu"fng
lire of burning wends holds a rake 10 her haou-'
and looking mp her cOupaniO, on whose Oinei sue
a weary peasant girl hes outrretrbed on tbr grvuh he
back turned heal res, ing on her leIt arm tu
The Left middle distance appears log nae OF soopns
figures. dmlY aecn. and apparently coming ttfWdr"-ur
other CLEANERS completing their toll Inc green esei
field toward the hack ground long perspcc-
tive. amospntrr ~ smoky -uggr,iing tDe cIns :.
sulrry day the precursor Of tbundrrst"rn' bhu ne
sun seen AS throu III haz' nearly touching the
distant horzln This n.ldecd the most important
Of Jule- Breio's works vet cXhib.d In this country
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-07
1UE NEW. EYGLAND CONFERENCE.

WORCESTER. Mass, April 6.-Thc annual
session OF The Hew-Enslapa Conference OF the
Methodist Episcopal Cnurch began m Tnnty Church,
THIS morning. II beng the eighty-s"cond consecu-
i've meeting OF this body. Bishop Jesse T. Peek.
DID, presided, and many members we're present At
the opening service after morning prayer, the
Dent was administered AT the close OF the communion
The Bishop called the Conference 20 order The Secretary
The Rev t. A. Manuing, OF Lynn. called the roI when t
Wa tanned that l2l meubers were prrseut Four
of the bOIy died during tie year, nnnei he Reys. A.
d. shfgrant Charles Noble, samuel a. Gushing aud John
w. Merrill
Tue organization OF the Conference effected by the
choice OF the Rev, h. A. Nanni Of Lynn, Ne sfcretarY
tbr Pew n A. NLiiaher OF South BOstOn, Assistant
secretary; the Rev jonathan Neal OF Feeding III Is
sfausca Secretary. aud ne Rev. W. H. Bridge. Of East
psup,rrIl, Personal ts tean aud Conierence Micro
Iogis;. Chairmen OF several Standing commuters
were also cuosen Tue Rev. Mr. Eia slated that the
faVorae rppris last year TOUCHING w. Coles oharao-
Ter we're unfOunded far he could ascera but no
ae,on would be taken unul Mr. Cole should arrive Dr.
j. HoBea, OF Wisconsin, solici ed aid for the OshkOsn
curntes, and handsome sum Wac collected.
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TIE GAIML-...--... BRoOKLYX.

APrEAIs FoR CoN1RBUHoNs-Ihk QUESTION ~
1RANsFi Rs-WuLK DoNE ~ TnE NIw-NoLR
Di~TmCr.
The New. York East Conference of The Me
tho1is Eiscopai Caurch begin ~ thifs.ihifd annual
session yescrdsy N 81 Johns Church. at Bed or ave
anu " Ison.si., Brooklyn. The Sacrament was admin'
tered 10 The ass-mb ed min-trrs by Bishop W. WHEY
assisted hy the presiding ders. Al th" close OF the
communion service IA short address was made ~ the
p.h.p IN VII en- he spoE~ OF his earnes desire ~ *
rud me n1enre Hnd usriulucs- " the Chhrch AMI oi
hi. more "a al mucn good mign. rsnt from 80 pfrSfut
C,rfcrcnc~. TL- 4 Y. Ut. D. A. O0ods". VS. chosen
g rtnfy uud " II. ~imnn- on H--'st'nt scc0thiY.
Ir-plu ION. VI r-i by the Rev. DC =. Wlinu" were
adou.d g. ug owing 90 tn' crow led naiii'n
of Tue Con ,rrncr. transfers be- made g." the Con cr
cncr unless ga qud number OF members 81 IKE stand
iug vrre 'ransf'irr d frou a.
IN Rev Dr. G. H. Pow 81, Missionary ~ccretnty Or
the Metnujis Church. ma To- an appeal Z" nrt"l nee
a, hoped Tat tir u--i"uafy cuniu0uinn- uiSh su"n
nfnuint - .plONOO year. The Rev - En-i. seer .
fnrY II o. ftes,iuu'- Ala SotrtN. st"kr IA b. ma ~
th.t nrVatIr non Inc l..y - bufrh. pc-i1iSg Eher
81 M Nev-Y tx Distinct madr report. llis d-ti =
,ouLaiu,d riNiy-nvr c.u thts. hItl-tA pastors ana
tusrf pAr-Ouase-- Tho ptUpcfy b Nhu"l ~
~ $50 600 ana the eDt r. rs- than MN ~ 40" Vhn'
ltitY-oue Of DE churrnrs ifef from de Z fnd sew
er,i al tlr d-b have born friurrf NJ chang " re-
tr,fefrcG against 90 The u-trr- ~ ihls dr net
Last rvruuk toe conference hs-tuusrf r"rnOu WIS
preached Dy tnr Rev. Df. Gr'ie~ Lin-iug iANior.
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DFClSlONS-APglL G.

Suprens COur-t hamber.-By Judge Barrett-
T1orne u ACT shaT-sc- oPnioa Ouho1y AT More -
PJwtI hep0.t confirmed and dgmrh ~ d'of,. -l@hiet
i"lhblc "a. ihsHf~,Se roIp-' 1,s' ,sp |rs,rss
the Miro fuiaS Of Apri hing AT baeAM4h- Aooa de'
~ juIse La~ienco-s aigat agt slaight-see memor4s
Piece Hsi aisrs- lie OBJ 10 le Sb9rl~ns
In az II useru.s granted .nd IN ye~ 4 tas "a
the A.tou .h-I mo- moose costs A're' as Doug
M mater OF ~ear.~iIow does appear
re,ti IN tAc matter II y an .pe,.i Esa-n
consent u the en- euog OF ne oF1si iriAs 49, vp.s
Uut NitpOut c0ets .
SngeriOr Confessional Term-By JudgeY an Norst
-Tlc Cuemcsi National BAns ,gi Carp nisr etc -Oraa
..t,d lni -i.uef The Fui abe Le h'sur .nee socs'I
etc. at 1etneth ofo anl sgns. nSp
~ nudge >uetr-Tru AIT Isaacs NOTION TO Tile security
fa os, d.u.si Furth sgt sehSastng 81 al
Moon srAntri smith agt StrIsbufgrr- Mot % 10
ui~l Win fuIsmmons agl tuTiey u hae iaAns
pro,ei ke.ion 4, Tue Nicholas lnsuraut ConYaDy
Orl,r q dl-conuuuance tnrNln AT hoh-
AIans,n agt ta,ll-heieToh,e orurt'n "istn sse Mn
bt.-irder of substitution. BleecSef sst E.u'u -oast
selted ho4rS -st Miller BtdsIp az" hs'iuoh nc 49,
1Ogl.on PLas-Sp,,idi Tenn by Judge Beach
Noonaa AT. McIroy see menorandhm seA'ef Asi 0'"~
By a. DAY j. Dixon ast Dor eye ns,nofas'sr
D,iino Il a. settled ~ iih clerk OF fsft
HariRt tOWi-Gtperd IGm-by thlri7Jnsnee
shea hcAdan and sn.rniah Kurt AsL %
Oruer appealed from Affirmed "'tn COSTS Op~"o " '1'
nv Judge Nehrba, -Maloney 'o,ieo Mouon gfaliea
Ga tnrni"i 10 '"hunt dsI %, ,',tst 81
tha AT GoGsshmdi. Angelo Agt Na's'hg IA Ah.b ~.
Mrhrh III agi kuhter--- Motions ggan'eL mutual 1nses'
rrotrcuye BAhrr. ra,sas ast s'e sen ues'
man AIT etoses. huntz 'EL DybJAsS StrEvi AZ IA .
Orles Of ns,onGuuance Nnbg az Trey -" 'et .E.Fs
h,s"'Ir az s 81 Nc ynS lres at Siev i,~orrr
grained Reefe agL Puee k"k ast Be'er'dse-1~S
~ Judge McAoan Higgins sst De Miguel oinaget az
ruu,c tons hlc o"m,n ~ ,S ~. Soc
bltt-OTdcr settled and hlesl
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SUIT AGAINST A SAVINGS BANK.

Mary r. Bailey recently began an action IN
the Supreme Court against the SewYork SAVINGS Bank
to recover $4,000 claimed been deposited foi
her benefit by her late husband. Benz amin Bailey. Mr.
Bailey was a wealthy physician OF this city. who vas 10
the habit Of deposng MS money 10 savings backs Tue
NewYork Savings Bank prohibited a larger deposit thas
5000 by single depositor. and DIR. Bailey Deposited
different his trustee without specifying
for whom he short time before bis death
Dr. Bailey. Il l. claimed, gave the money deposited
the bank ~ his hve different accounts. 20 III
wife, Ia vboee possession the bank booss had long
Tue Rft made IN contemplation OF the death OF
donor. The dofenes 70 the action That pr. Bailey
had Dequrathed all his property bis trust
for purposes specified 10 the WILL aud that the
all eged gid 10 Mrs Bailey void. The came ff
trial yesterday before Justice Larremore and will be
continued day.
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CIVIL NOTES.

The trial of the SUIT brought by Leuh Tong
against Lee soy and four cinnamon 10 recover
81 800 concluded yesterday before Judge Van Hoe
and the jury brought verdict for IN. psintn for
$3.50.
Thomas GayDor rented from the Dock De.
the pier al the foot of Thirty North
River. Tor three years from NAY l, 1875 with reservs
Ola portion OF the pier be used dumping pace
by the StrrctCleaning Bureau After paying the rent
Tor nearly year GaynOr refused 10 pay longer
She ground tue had made useless by being
broken the street cleaner- la An action by s
ely rent Justice Lawrrnc", ~ the supreme
Court yesterday Oyeru.d The defence aud directed
verdict tor tbs cY the ground thsl tue cry Was D0
liable for the acts OF the Police Department IN tue per
fOrm ance OF It's street-cleaDlng duties.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-07
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, April 6.-rhe following bust.
ness transacted by tne Supreme Court VI tue U0ed
states to-day
No 27Osmon Haas ~ al plaintiffs IN error sEt C. A. Al
thur Col rector, etc In srroT uOm sew YORK Continue
5g8-ghe Unitrd states appellant igt Benz b. Good
man. Auue a from the Court I Can AS -iDisinissos
No b3J-t charles II MuLIken. platinum ~ efrvr. AT Nm
D. -iatef 81 ai-Dismi-sed with costs per sipldtion
No sVl-JOs W JcBkDs ct al appellant, 1gI Peer H. ia
vs and Dismissed Win costs.
so 21STIe town 81 walnut Limos pa ntn 10 error at
J. H. Walr: "a from lIUOis-Ar kunieDt Concluded
2,y- rnc ONO plalntin 10 error Az Angus
Frank. IN error from IlinOts-ATgurd lnd sut ntied
HCuiy q. Piss p'alntlr- IN rft'f Z. A.
Aaihur tolirstt IN error iron New fOrS-Argurd
No 2ZIIos pisintln N error, agt e. Arthur Col
leefDr 40 ~ Herman Fleetnau agt ami
- Henry fegrnDeim AIT same All IA error nun Aes'
York Argued
No. ~ ana Coz The New.YOrs Life Insurance COM anv
palnn M error and appellant gt T.. g. RAMS sfcOf %
The ircn COut ~ IN ulHci states los
The Dist ct u dibne-ltA Argument bczun
Adjourned unit 10 IuUrrVS al = OcIOcA
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THE COURTS.
TRYING TO GET RID OF soUArrHRs.

David OppeDheimer, who bought some valu.
able property at 0lebuDdred- and -fourteen h-s and
hadisonave, at auction sale In December 1880 instu
ted suit TO compel Michael GanIe- aud Michael Duffy
Two squatlcrs. TO remove from tne premises The ease
was ried before Judge Shea the Marine Court yeser
day. Ganey and Duty acted as their counsel rhe
ownership OF the property traced from 1913 TO Ia
present time. aud Levi p. MortA, James G. King aod
other prominent men we among the owners William
GrssneF, former owner, came unwillnxly Cour a.
witness He said that he had received letters threaten
ing him with death n he He testified that he be
came owner OF tue iand IN 1870 and Dify then had
slihy on the premises. He Told Duuy thar he might
stay without rent unit he ready buld. GaDiey
put up his sbany Ia 1879 aud used !. place store
on cans Ia and stable. It's defeudants claimed 10
hod possession under leases from NJ. HallOran. whioa
leases. duly recorded In the Regstsrs Once, had yet
several years 10 Decision
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-07
CATTLE DISE1SE NE4G W11ERr0WG

WATERFOWL, N. Y. April Gan unknown
dlseass nas broken amsnx cattle at Ess Water
town. The stock anaekrd arr blooded aniinaia- Sew
erai OF them have died rheS taken first BY cough
lag followed by Lisa OF appetite aud shrukaEe OF
ml.k Ware thes have verfeot freedom they
appear almost crazy aud bite tbcnselves aud appear "
DC Ia tue greaea agony The attention OF the state Au
thoritics has been called 10 tue matter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-07
Illicit DEsTILLERs SURPRISED

PrrrsBuRG, Penn, April 6.-United sts's.
reveuns officers detailed b. United States Ccnse'S'
Davis TO raid an Illicit disuery in Somerset o"u1',,
PENN returned this morning with four prisoners "D
John Hccbstetter, wIliao Miller. samuel ~ Liner
Joseph ycklan. whom they seized yesr rdy Tla-
with t1c sts aud 100 barrels OF weiskey Iae sbout
shiners we're surprised while at work 10 raSue s'
fourteen miles nom Somerset