New-York tribune., 1881-12-13
Hospital was arraigned before Justice Power at the
Essex Market Police Court yesterday, and was held
/ for tri nj vyithout bail

tve-story brick house at NO. lO Wesh EignteenmnIh mI
| ST. by August Belmont at a cost Of S3o,oOo: Inc
Futon-st, 203 Second-st., 80 CheTy-st., and 81
| Chatbam-st were reported unsafe
EXAMINING MURDERER.
It was reported yesterday that DR.: Hardy, the
Tombs physician, and DR.. Wicks Washbnrn hau
examined Sindram, the murderer of Mrs; Crave, III
order to satisfy themselves IN regard 70 S sa,
visited the prisoner thr ugh curiosity ne also
stated that Dr. Sptzka who testified in the Guitean
trial Yesterday, had examined Sndram Ior lhe oe-
fence and declared that he was sane
AMURDERER SENT TO THE ToMBs
Coroner Hermann yesterday committed JohH
Mooney to the Tombs without bail on the cnatge o.
Anna Foley and Robert Mooney the boy were were sem sen,
to the House of Detention as witnesses. Ihe 9eau
woman infant child was given into me nc care 5drep u [o
John Mooney claimed that he knew nothing about
having killed his wife, as he was drunk.
AN UNHEALTHY TENEMENT HOUSE. =,
In the YOrkville Police Court Yesterday, on thc
complaint of Sanitary Inspector Brennan. Mrs. Ann
Cronin, of No. 225 East Fifty ninth-s was heh III III
$500 hail Mrs Cronln owns IGmee, is on2 mG Of re-
pair, has bad sewerage and is generally uhheallg,
She told by the Board OF Health 70 MAKE E the
necessary changes, but paid no attention 10 tho %
order She was arrested on warrant issued by
Justice Murray.
VALUABLE PROPERTY CONVEYED.
The heirs of the late Peter Glsey have iTansleIeu
the property on the southeast corner Of broadway
and FOurth-st to VOgcl Brothers, in consideration
of the sum OF $275000, the purchasers agreeing 10
satisfy mortgages held against the properly IoI
100000. The property consists OF hye lots' ine
deed was recorded in the Registers office YESTERDAY
and additional mortgage was recorded n ON nod1 snp
property for. loan Of $4,000 received Wy Nos0'
Brothers on five years credit.
LOST FROM THE FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL
C.. =. Huntington, OF Mississippi, LOST & a1ros [uhSee
day. IL was left with porter, and some one titleI
lo0k IT, by mistake or stole II. reward OF S20 nae
been offered by Ihc hOte for its return Mt huhl-
thprp vyprp letters
bag which had value for him alone. Inc properly
was not worth $40 to anyone else; IL Is me @ nis1
time a grip-saCk anything OF the klnd HAS ulsdP
peared III this way from the motel.
PROTEsTsNr EPISCOPAL MISSIONS.
There will be series of missionary meetings IN
! connection with the Protestant Episcopal Church
held in this city the present week They Will begin
| IN Calvary Church this evening, with a sermon Dy
Archdcacon Kirkby, and will continue IN the same
place on Wednesday aud Thursday. Several Blsh-
OBS of the church Will participate IN the discussions
on missionary topics. The following Bishops arc
already in the city, or are expected to be during the
| missionary NEE Cungs: bishops DeicIl, ClaTASoH,
Coke, Perry, Doane and Hare.
| WILLIAM TRACEY IN COURT.
William Tracey who shot and killed Charles
Miller IN q Broadway liquor store IN November, and
against whom the Grand Jury has ordered an N
dctment for murder to be prepared, appeared IN tue
Court OI General Sessions yesterday WIN ms cOuh,
| sell William +. Home, surrendered himself aud
| Offered new bail The Court informed the counsel
that az the indictment had not been formally pre-
sented il would he better TO wait until that WAS
dictment viii be presented to-day.
PHYSICIAN AT VARIANCE.
Matthew Ii gyms, liquor seller III Ann ST. died
| in the New York Hospital last week, Deputy
! Coroner Waterman made an examination, aud
certified 10 the Board of Health that Higgins had
! died from hernia immediately alter an operation
| had been performed upon him. lion~e Surgeon
| Townsend wrote yesterday 20 the Health C0mmis-
sioners denying that any operation had been per-
formed in the hospital, and stating that tLcre was
a suspicion that dcatn resulted from other causes
| than hernia. The matter Will receive fu ther
| investigation.
SHIPPING INTERESTS DISCUSSED.
Eighteen aTuIs we're admitted 10 membership at
! the Mari IIne Exchange meeting yest.r rdly The
text of m Amendment TO the heyIs d statutes oi
the United states regard to payment OF thrce
months extra y ggs 20 American scamcu d sch:Igcd
in foreign pOrte, approved, and will Dc intra-
| dnced m Congress b. Congressman Belmont.
memorial was approved asking the Depart urBt of
| state 10 demonstrate with the Spanish Government
! against the unwarrautcd charge of ten cents per
ton levied by spanish cOnSuls" upon all caTgycs for
! Cuba and Porto u co.
TIE C0LOREp ORPHAN ASYLUM.
| The annual meeting Of ,uc maud,.ls Of the Col
o-cd Orphan Asyiun. at MISUNDERSTANDING
thiri-s ami Ienth-ave., helt yesterday at No.
| 90 Nest Thirty-siA Ath-st The present officers OF
| the institution reelected-Mrs. Augustus
| Tabor, first directress; MrS. W; II, Onderdonk
| tary and Mrs. :. Is. Van Du,cu treasurer Reports
| were received IRON the treasurer, superintendent
| and committees, showing that the last years work
had been -ucccs,lu ne receipts o4 lEr year lLoh
| al sources were 37,iUl OF the expenditures lett
| a balance OF 500 10.
| BROOKLYN.
| The Board Of Aldermen yesterday authorized The
| eyneudlturs of Hl5 900 I effect a radical change
i'm ne methods oi .ceyIng accounts in the Arrears
Department 1t as@cd for 10y Controller Sc.u,,r.
The annual report Of the North Sec nd Street and
Middle Village Railroad shows tha' IN the year cad,
| ing October 1 ,he numocr Of passengers carried
was 1375,3oS, from whom the receipts were
| $5S,2GJ 90.
Henry Fisher. age nineteen, OF No % Dsgraw-st.
| ttfrI.
| North t.ghth-st. yesterday 10 the wharf and
missed his iOoung. lie ieil into the water and was
| crushed TO death between tho bulkheId ANA tho
| boat
The general term Of the Supreme Court handed
down decision yesterday affirming the decision OF
the COur OF Oyer and lernlner IN cOnyIcting james
| r. Walsh of murder III the irit degree in killing
Barbara Groentha, OH January 3, 1851. Walsh
| who sentenced TO BE- hanged IN May, will be
| sentenced tins week.
The Woman's Central Organization for the Sup
preston OF Oiygany, as the nrst step in active
| campaign, las Issued an Appeal to Christian
| Women tor support and assistance. Petitions to
| Congress awaiting signatures II the hand, of
Mrs. Wayland iloyt, No. Z12 CaTol-st., and Mrs
| George T.. White, No. ia Anity-st.
J..RSEY CITY.
| Michael Sullivan, age thrty-eght died Sunday
| at his house at Ere aud FOurteeuth-sts., from in
lures sustained by falling down stairs on Thursday
| last.
The body Of the man who was struck by a Central
Railroad train last "Wednesday has been identified
| as that Of Phillip OaSson larner employed at Bay
| Onuc.
Nine cases of smallpox reported to the health
authorities yesterday, five Oi tAem III the family
| o a man who keeps grocery store at No. 253 New
| ark ave-. aud vino lives the slore. Dr KO-
petchny the physician in attendance, was anxious
| tnat tine should not be made public, as he was
afraid it WOdld mi uTe the mans business. All the
| puDIls in ScHuOl no. were yaccInltcd Yesterday
b. County Physician Converse and neal,h Iuspector
| BENJAMIN. The Otner cases reported were at Nos,
| ~ iwchth-1, 332 Second-st., SO Chcstnut-ave.
| aud lGl Bay-st.
| NEWARK.
| John Kane, who was found living on the sidewalk
in SOne-st, Oh Sunday evening, with his skull irJc-
tured died last night, without IeganIng cons Ious-
| n1.a he neIsOms III Mmu,e MOmh. hn recnINnd Ing