New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-23
NETWORK CITY.

Inc dead body of an infant was found at the foot
! OF East Iwenty-fourth-st. last evening"
Two little boys at White Plansn send So for
Lizzie McQuade and So for the Seaside Sanitarium.
Elizabeth Haine, age thirty-ive, of. No. II Man.
| cidental npsctting of n pot of coffee.
Ida Deke, age eighteen of Harlem. was struck by
an awning frame at No. So Chatham-st. yesterday.
and received conclusion of the brain.
FOUND DEAD IN HIS BED.
| Joseph c. Slack. of Bucks County Pennsylvynia,
took room at Cables Hotel, in Ful'on-st. on Sat
| nrday. Yesterday morning lie was found dead In
bed, having succumbed to an attack of heart dis
ease
MIR. MATTHEW'S AT POLICE HEADQUARTERS
commissioner Matthews at Police Head
quarters yesterday for the first time since he was
taken suddenly i'll on Fire Island several weeks ago
with a severe attack Of heart disease He has
almost fully recovered
~, SCHOONER HAULED FROM THE SHORE.
me schooner Ovctta arrived from Antigua on Sun
oly, ana Wnic coming mp the bay ut night went
ashore on we, Vest Bank, near Hoffman Island. She
remained fast until Yesterday morning, when she
was haued of by the tug Niagara.
A BOLD, BAD MAN.
AZ Essen Market Police Court yesterday after
Tenth Precinct, James Go'don was charged with
upSetting fruit stand in the Bowery Ii took four
policemen to arrest him. He was held in $500 ball
WOMAN RUN OVER ny A TRUCK.
Catharne Martin, age sixty, of Sevcnty-third-
st. and the East River, was run over and severely
driven by Robert Budworth The driver was
terrain Hospital.
John OConnell, age thirty-six, of No. sol East
Fonrtcenth-st, the engineer of pile-priving ma
on the head yesterday while attending to his work
by an iron bolt that fell from the top Of the house
His skull was fractured.
PROOF AGAINST POIsONs.
Louis Nanderburgh, age thirty-ve of No. 6t5
Sixth-ave, dealer in millinery goods swallowed a
dose of carboc acid on Saturday to end his life.
Failing in his purpose he tried ammonia. hut NOT
with much better success. lie was reported yester-
day as being III a fair way of recovery.
HELD FOR BURYING HER CHILD
Ann Kelly. age thirty-fve. of No. 42l East Four
tecnth-st., gave birth to child on July g. which she
In the York vile Police Court yesterday she ac-
knowGdged having buried the child, which she said
was Stubborn Justice Murray committed her for
further examination.
REPORTS CONCERNING A COLLISION.
HIap'pninn W; 81 Low, OF he tug-boat Winnie and
sent reports to the steamboat inspectors in regard
to the collision on Saturday, resulting in the sink
ing of the tug. Tue pilot of the Saratoga saws that
he blew the proper whistles, and that they were not
answered from the Winnie.
,,.owNING TOO MANY LITHoGRAPnIc PLATES.
shop at No. 81 Muberry-st., was arraignej N the
on.bs Police Court yesterday complaint of
in his possess ion 100 pounds weight of photographic
plates, valued at 5000 alleged to have been stolen
Pearl-st. He was fined $25 for not keeping record
OF goods purchased, and held in So, 800 bail for ex
animation.
ARREST OF SMUGGLING cnINAMAN.
~ custom house Inspector Britton while Pier
No: IL, East River, yesterday morning noticed a
Chinanan coming from the vessel Bernardo with
something concealed in his cqshIng. The China
man, who gave his name as All zap, was searched
foreign manulactnrc were found in his possession
Eight other packages were found under All lap's
kind, being apparently soaked in some LIQUID Com
missioner Osborn held the Chinaman for examina-
Ton Tomorrow on the charge of smuggling.
ANXIOUS TO BAIL HER son.
Mrs. Heimbold wife of DIR. iiembold, accom-
panied by an exndge Of tins city. appeared at the
and offered to give bail for her son, Mason Pell
helmbold' who was arrested last week for obtain
trial in $1,000 bail. Mrs HelmDod was also also ac-
c"mpanied by fashlonaby dressed woman. She
sand her son was demented and that he was not yet
fourteen years of age. The magistrate said that he
could not accept bail the papers in the case had
been sent to the District-Attorney's Office.
BROOKLYN.
During last week 1902 persons bathed at the
free baths.
The Brooklyn public schools will be reopencd on
September 3.
There nineteen deaths from diphtheria last
week, and live from scarlet fever.
stray pistol shot yesterday morning broke the
large plateglass window front of the Germana
Bank, at No. 375 Fulton-st.
The suit for 81 900 damages for alleged assault
brought by Mrs. Lena Grusclnski against Alexander
Henry has been discontinued, the plaintiff accept
ing compromise.
Thomas smith, of Newark n. j, who attempted
Brighton beach, was committed to jail for ten days
by Justice Williams OF Gravesend, yesterday.
:, In a quarrel last night between Ann Shay and
Eliza sullivan, mt No. TO Doan-st., the former was
knocked down and severely beaten and bruised.
She was afterward taken to the Cumberland Street
Hospital and Eliza Sullivan was arrested.
While examining loaded pistol nj No. S73 Lin
coln-place, Albert Burke, age sixteen, of No. 403
liudson-ave., accidentally discharged it and the
bullet entered the ,high OF Edward Leary age fif-
teen, OF the aforementioned number. lie received
severe wound Burke arrested.
DIR. :. Fleet Speir's property at Locust Grove il
a. apI nf fhn Enrt
and Coney island Railroad, route which as vet
only exists on paper. Yesterday motion was made
in the Special Term of the Supreme Court for a
change of route to avoid cutting the property off
from public communication.
hree small boys attentively watched the work of
John Kruger, carpenter, on IA house at North Sixth
and Sccond-sts yesterday afternoon. While Ruger
putting IN frame OF n door it slipped from ms
hands and fell on the three small bows Hugh Me-
Namara, age five, of No. $50 Second-st., had his
right thigh broken James Kelly, age six, of No 81
North SiXth-st., had his left leg broken and Henry
Hawk, of No II Sixth-s injured in the head
A writ of error and stay of proceedings were asked
OF Judge Barnard, III the Supreme Court yesterday,
gerry in the third degree and now serving term of
one year IN the commentary. 1t was claimed that
no attempt mad been made to show that Mrs. Tran
made the check and that similar expert testimony
To that upon which she convicted was ruled ont
In the case of AdOph Bessie, indicted for the same
crime. Judge Barnard reserved his decision
Henry Cooper and Mrs. Margaret Klein who
lett their respective legal spOuSes and eloped week
before last. were arralgncd yesterday III Justice
Bergens court for grand larceny, for which they
were arrested i'll Chicago Mrs. Klein waived ok.
animation, and her husband gave 81 900 bail for
her appearance before the Grand Jury Goepper,s
examination was set down for tomorrow. Asa
wife cannot steal from her husband, the CHARGE
against Mrs. Klein Will not be pressed The eIopng
couple took two -, 900 bonds and 1878 he,
longing TO Mr. kleln lie says he has determined to
receive MS vile again as she Is penitent.