New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-18
deuly i'll. The police of New York aud Brooklyn
have been instructed to look out for INN.
LECTURE on RRsPiRATION..

| course of lectures Ofsthe New-Y0rk Academy o.
ScieDces last night at No. ~ West Thirty-hrst-st
The hall was crowded every seat being taken, anc
many persons standing in the asles. Inc supJG ~
of Dr. Arnold's lecture was Respiration. nv ne
| frat briefly described the various KINDS Oh lespn"-
| 1on found IN animals and then gave a more ex-
tended account of it as il is found ~ mankind "
Arnold illustrated the different methods OF rtsp'ra'
| ton by si.TeO,'ticon Vows ana ny eXpei'uch'''
,MpRoy,NG THE CONDITION OF THE POOR.
At the recent monthly meeting OF tic boarn "
Managers of tho New-York Association 10Y lnprDS-
ing the Condition of the P9"r hed az NO. rHa reo
had been given to 1000 families, CONSISTING ol
1865 persons; the number OF personal appncam an,
at tie Central Office for the same period Vas over
| K oGO ana the number OF letters received and an;
swered was over 5000 The Asso 'ia''on IL IN nee,
of funds ter carrying on Its WORK ah9 s s,nr
tOns are asked to be sont 10 ROBERT d. MIuV"'"'
treasurer No 7s South-st.
THE PAINTING OF JUSTICE BRADY
Many members OF the bar contrloll'eu s"o ~; i
time ago to fund with when 10 procu'i an IN ~.
| uointInr of Justice Brady 20 be presented 10 the
General Term Of the SupreirS Court: with the re-
Guest that it be hing the walls of the room occn-
ped by that body Thomas Bnsse, C,onT % Mr.
oese received the pa nting from the aftst' anu
for il out of the funds ms ur1 hands 0 dnmoS
| Pleas and from there 1t was taken to one OF INC
rooms of the Supreme Court IL IS expneted INA d
formal presentation OF tne patlnf r % Of the SUI
1 preme Court. n.,ooy,vN
The Putnam Avenue car line mas peeh eAVen"o"
| through Halsey-st. to Bfoadway'
The stone work upon the approach to the Fast
River Bridge, terminating in Sands-st., Is almost
completed. r
Judge Gilbert yesterday granted decree OF
divorce to jain Lee of No, 1877 Jay-st., from his
wife, Jennie Lee.
The number of cases of diphtheria last week was
1OS aud the number of deaths 81. This IS cOnsid-
erably less than the average
Joseph Brooks, who was sent to the Raymond
Sofp m ny
init suicide by opening VEN IN his right arm. In
December he tried to cut his throat.
The Board of Aldermen rescinded Yesterday the
illegal action directing the Commissioner OF CITY
Works to mako contracts for street lighting
amounting to more than the appropriation. The
matter was then referred TO committee.
suit for limited divorce was begun Yesterday
her husband, James Rogers. l.e parties 10 inc
suit are over fifty years of age. Mrs Rogers alleges
that her husband has treated her with great cruelty
referees report in favor of the plani fl has been
made III the sui for absolute divorce brought Nv
Mrs Mary Iraeger against James A. Traeger The
latter was convicted of bigamy two months ago IN
marrying Adelaide kersbow. and Is servihga term
of one year in the peai;eitiary.
Henry Lauterbacl,. age two, fell head first into
boilerfu OF scaldlDg water at his fathers mousse IN
Barbey-st., East New-York Saturday. lis mother
had placed the water IN the kitchen ana LETT tue
room for q moment. and III her absence the boy
made his way to it. Ho lived about twenty.four
hours after the accident.
Inc keV. III, NulIVT. vi iuo f'NHhO
Presbyterian Gu, ch, yesterday conducted the ser
vices at the funer.. OF Mrs. Elizabeth NJ. Mulehal-
low. a prominent mCmbtr Of the church Among tho
persons present We're the Rev. DIR. deems, OF the
Church of the strangers, and the Rev. Il. NJ Deems,
of the Westminster Church.
The trial of case of assault and battery yestcr-
day, which Mrs Jennie Vesor, OF No. AZ o'nyyo we
Fulton-st. were involved, developed the fact that
both of the women the wives of Thomas Velsor,
an ex-polic .nan. One was married to him fourteen
and the other twelve wears
Margaret R0ney of No. 81 Wylheave., was ar
rested yesterday for strahug some books from the
house of Enoch Coe, No. 20 Bedford-ave.. where
sue VAS employed. Among the vo'ulnes were
History of MeihOdism" aud Bcechers Lio OF
Christ" he prisoner. who could no. read sad that
tile cook bad read the poetry In The books TO her
aud she had taken great fancy tolt
The funeral of the late DIR. William S. Cooper took
place yesterday at No. So Stuyvesan-aye. II was
conducted by the Rev. Mr.. Cornell, OF the Church
of the Good Shepherd. DIR. Cooper died at the age
of eighty seven At one period he was Health Oh-
Ger Of lie Port of NewYork. In the choiera season
of 1885 he was surgeon in the New-Yorl, Hospital
For twenty years he resided in BROOKLYN out his
advanced age prevented MN from practising his
profession i'll recent years. The burial was III the
Cemetery Of the Evergreens.
Complaint is made That Westminster County
const;bes are filling the cells of the Kings County
Penitentiary with the vaarant men wAon they ar
rest Under the State law for each conviction ol a
yagrant the constable receives pI; ne also gets
mileage fees for TAXING The prisoner 10 prison. ms
is said to be the reason WHY many III 10 PRISONERS
OF TO BiackwelPs Island which IL the nearest Penn
Tertiary 10 Westminster County. Warden Green
will lay tie ma ter Icforc the Kings County Com
miss.oiers of Clarifies and Correction III their next
meeting.
In the Court Of Sessions yesterday, James Flahcry
| and Thomas Haggerty were convicted of grand lar
| ceny from dwelling house. flahsrty wnO bears
! the alias The Kid" has been well known 10 the
police as burglar and thief and has been lnpr!s-
| oned several tines Last summer lie obtained SER
vice as q butler III a boarding house kept 10y Mrs.
| Anna N. Ielcnstein, at No. 11S Scherner!Orn-st
lie frequently visited by ilaggerty They 'tOle
large auaitIty of iewelry aud clothing from the
b0arders in the hous before any clew 10 the thieves
was secured, and Ms. Heifcnstein's business was
nearly broken up. When he aOuGht the aid of tie
police ths pictures in the Rogue Gallery led TO the
discovery that Flaherty passed for an honest ser
want. ..
Judge Depuc Yesterday rendered his dcci ion on
the application OF the counsel OF Hermann W. Ged-
cke convicted OF malpractice, for writ OF habcaS
corpus, deciding adversely to he defendant AID
sustaining tho sentence imposed ny Judge McCarty
Dr. Stacey B. MeTSlOn, vino attended woman
who died under suspicious ciTcumsa nccs some time
ago is reported TO have let the city and an lndCt-
ment j. SAID to have been found against him by tne
Grand Jury. A c0rOhers jury IN the case OF the
/ woman found Il verGict lmplcatng MershDn Just
before the death of the woman ne had assumed con-
troll of the drug business of DIR. III rnaffu Gcdcke
who was recently convicted of criInai maiprac &c.
The business has been Lately taken charge of Nv
other persons. he father OF the accused physician.
who was formerly III practice, was tired for the
same offence and convicted. but sentence was sus-
pended by the court.
LONG ISLAND
MrLvINA-Mrs. Anna Iluh OF McvDa. who cut
her throat Friday while laboriug under tenn
porary lit of insanity, died from her wound Sunday
night.
INTERCHANGEABLE brig Mars wrecked
twenty.eight years ago few miles east Of Bridge
hampton The wreck for many years has been
buried in the sand. The storms this winter have
washed it bare. and now al work saving
tho old lr0n. The Loretta Fish, wrecked at Bridge
ha,uDtOu. has still "a large part Oh her cargo Ot
lumber in her hold. She will probably prove total
los as the sand Washed by tic heaXY aIrf ~ fast