New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-27
NETWORK CITY.


George Glade. age ten of No. 1925 Frst-ave., was
drowned in the East Rv r. at Seventy ffth-st., yes
terday, while bathing.
Lyman a. Mills Mddlefeld Conn, sends to THE
TMBUNE$ II for the Michigan Sufferers; "B NJ. A.
Orange. n. j.. sends So.
AQUORUM NOT EXPECTED
1t is doubtful If there viii be quorum of the
Board of Aide men present at the meeting to-day,
because of the absence of several members at CleVe-
land to attend the funeral OF the President.
ESCAPING FROM POLICE COURT.
Edward McDcrmott, thirteen years OF age. of No.
335 West iloustOn-st., arrested charge of petit
larceny, made his escape from the Jefferson Market
Police Court yesterday morning by jumping from
the window of Che examination room, where he was
confined III accordance with the statute which pro
hblts the keeping of oys under fifteen years iii
the company of older prisoners,
DISORDERLY HOUSE BROKEN UP
Policemen Wilson and Fuchs, of the Eldridge
Street Police Sta ion, at 1880 yesterday morning
visited No 81 ChTysto-st., and arrested the proDr-
etor, Herman Busching, and his wife, Catharine
together with SIX women and four mcn who were in
the house. Justice Flammer, III the Essex Market
Police Court yesterday held the proprietor and his
wife to await the action of the Grand Jury in de-
fault of $500 bail each, and discharged the inmates
DYING THE ESSEX MARKET PRISON
Policeman Madden. of the Eldridge Street Police
Station, on Sunday night observed man lying
drunk at HoustOn-~t and the BOwcry. He took him
TO the station, where the gave his narne as An
drew orion. He was taken TO the Essex Market Po-
lice Court yesterday and Justice Flammer seeing
that he suffering from delirium tremens com
lnitted him TO prison for one day. In the meant me
Madden telegraphed for an ambulance, but before il
arrived Orion died.
THURLow WEED ALMOST HIT BY A STONE
Thurlow Weed and his neice were riding in
n Broadway ear in Greene-st. near Spring-st on
Sunday. when large stone was thrown through the
win!ow, narrowly missing Mr.. Weeds head The
cutfed the small boy who threw the stone James
Stewart in turn struck the conductor for beating
who took Stewart into custody. At the Jefferson
Market Police Court yesterday Justice Smith dis
charged stewart.
no BONDS ACCEPTED UNTIL TODAY
The following H0UOr dealers wpr aIa hofo
Justice Bixby yesterday at the Tombs Police Court
for violating the Excise Law, on Sunday Richard
Corhett, No. 233 Mulberry-St Henry Ioppe, No 40
Mott-st.; Vincent Bope, No. 30 Mulberry-st; Peter
Byrnes, No, 40 Mulberry st; Patrick Cough, No
Fernando Seriguinn, No. 20 Mulberry ST. Thomas
Byrnes,. No. % Maron-st.; Charles Jeckley, No 6
Michael Finn, No. IL Jcrsey-st and Patrick Hogan
No: 81 Bayard-st. They each held for trial in
default of 500 ball. and the Justice refused to ac
cept bonds until to-day.
IT A CASE OF HYDROPHOHIAf
Julius o. Cornish, colored man. of Stanton,
Conn, came 70 thus Gity fey weeks ago with his
went TO live with his sister, at No. Id Cornclia-st
Shortly after their arrival Mrs. Cornish showed
was taken to the Jefferson Market Police Court.
When arraigned before Justice Smith she presented
pitiable appearance and exhibited what seemed
TO be signs Of hydrophObia. Her tongue was hang
dog. She was committed to the Commissioners of
CHARITIES and Correction, and the prison physician
was summoned.
BROOKLYN.
Jane Kennedy, age fOrty-twO, of No. 80 DufIiold-
IT,, died on Saturday ut the City Hospital from in
turies received i'll attempting to light her kitchen
hre with Kerosene, on September 8.
swenangnst Olsen, Swedish laborer, thirty five
years Old, called on his friend Charles Wilson ON
Sunday, at No, 300 Atlantic-ave and stole from him
800 iii cash, Wilson alleges Olsen was arrested
and held for examination.
Pytriek Markoy, junkman, Of No. 40 Honlins-
81. qparTeled with his wife ON Sunday and heat
and Kicked her about the head and face The
woman was cared for and sent home and the brntaJ
husband was locked up to await examination
John Coiey, age twenty-th of No. 40 Emmett
81, John McNearneY age fourteen, of No $50 Hicks
st., and William Cullen, age fifteen, of No. 3S5
Hicks-st, were arrested yesterday in the act IF
stealing the mourning drapery tom the front Of
Mrs Mary CoA's house. No. III Pacifc-st "
JERSEY CITY.
The police were informed yesterday of two cases
Of small pOx-one at No. 5S1 Grand-st.. and the
other at No. 1877 Jersey-ave N 'A'
Michael Kelly, Of No. 1873 Erie-st., was attacked
~ three men at Montgomery-st and Newark ave-