New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-28
NETWORK TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER

Monday suffering as it was supposed, from hydro
phobia, was found on examination not to have that
disease She persisted in keeping her tongue ont OF
her mouth and pretended to be unable to speak, but
| sicans she su denly recovered from her ailments
| The physicians think she suffering from hys-
lunacy.
NOT so BAD AS BARKING DOGS.
Another hearing IN the bicycle case took place yes
terday There was only one Witness liyery7stable
keeper of Mount Vernon. He testified that he had
never seen horses frightened by bicycles. Steam
that ran ont barking and biting at horses heels.
The counsel for the bicyclers declare their intention
10 apply to Judge Lawrence for the appointment of
commiss n to take evidence in Boston and Phila-
delplna. Meanwhile no further testimony Will be
! taken in this city.
SPECIALIZING IN EXCHANGE SEATS.
The price of seats on the Produce Exchange con
tnues to advance toward the figure settled upon for
S issued by the Boara RS
member for So 10O and later in the day an advance
of $50 was offered. The same speculative fever
seems to have attacked the Cotton Exchange The
sum of 81, 900 offered for the transfer of tick
ct Yesterday The Exchange charges So 900 until mi
and they will be sold exclusively to new members.
WOMAN CHARGED WITH ARASON.
Policeman Clinton OF the Twenty-first Precinct,
Court Yesterday, homeless woman VINO gave heTT
name as Mary Lynch age fifty The officer stated
the tenement house No. 561 First-ave., and had
been dispoSsessed She has since been heard to
threaten vengeance On Monday night slight fire
was discovered in the cellar of the house, and as
Mary Lynch had been IN several places in the
nelghborhood shortly before the fire was seen, ask
having set fire to the house. She was remanded Tor
examination.
FUNERAL OF MIR BARTLETT
The funeral of William .. Bartlett took place yes
St. Bishop Thomas NJ. Clark Of Rhode Island, con
the life and character of Mr. Bartlett. There were
no pail bearers. Among those present were Willard
D. Brown, and Mrs. Isaac Brown OF Providence,
Mr.. Bartlct's sisters, Judge Larremore, eX-Jndge
HoTG@z e EeS1SG ohv t4 dSoG r
William Edelstein, John Swinton, Oliver Dyer,
James II. Coleman, and f. p. Mitchell. The body
BROOKLYN.
The members Of the James Methodist Episcopal
church, III keid-St, raised $1,000 on Monday for
building new church or improving their old one.
Jane Kennedy, age forty-two, endeaYored o light
u fire In stove with Kerosene oil at No. 90 Duield-
day, ~ ~ ''N' ''' '''''''''' '''' N''' -''0'
was seized with u cramp while bathing in Gowanus
Canal Yesterday, and was drowned. His body was
not recovered.
Five bill-posters engaged in fight Mt 2 n. m.
Yesterday in kcnt-aye., between Bedford and
Wythr-avcs.. in which Andrew Beck of 20 South
siXth-st., was stabbed in the wrist,
Margaret Fcncy, n single woman who lived
with plumber, John Cahil AT No. $50 lIickS-st.,
Iuarrellcd with him at a. m yesterday and made
iron bedStead. She was arrested, and Cahil was
sent TO the hospital.
Joseph Meehan, who while suffering from
dcrium trcmens ATTEMPTED to hang himself in a
cell at the Third Sub-Prccinct, on Sunday after
noon, and who cut down, made second
attempt about 80 o'clock Monday morning. He
was again cut down.
Frederick Albrccht and Andrew MacMahon, each
thirteen years old, We're tried aud convicted yester-
Grace p. f.. Church AT Conselyea and Lorimer-sts.,
on September 10, and attempting To steal the
munIon service They were remanded for sentence.
Richard Tanner and s. h. Nc Nair, of the Central
the office of the Board of Elections, City Hall yes
terday, and presented letter i'll which they de-
maudrd OF the Commissioners of Elections that
their association alone should be recognized in the
appointment of Democratic Election Inspectors.
JERSEY CITY.
Judge KNAPP announced in the Court of Over and
Tcrmipcr, yesterday that the trial of Martin Kin
kowski, who is indicted for the murder OF Phomcua
Muller will begin on Wednesday, Octob,r5 The
Court assigned eX-Judgc Hoffman and Abel j.
Smith rs counsel for kinkowski, and they will be
assisted by Counsellor Briglicb OF New-York. who
has taken an interest III the case since the beginning.
NEWARK.
Anna Brock, with six children, whose ages range
from two TO sixteen years is lodged at Police Head
expectation OF finding friends III Newark.
George Koch, a comic singer, who was accidental
~ shot by revolver IN the hands of John Enge-
his wound on sunday The case will go before the
Grand jury without an Inquest.
NEW-JERSEY.
PAssAC.-The bodies of two men taken out
of the PassaIc River on saturday night. They were
recognized rs Arthur NcEwcn and Michael Hart. of
Paesaic. The two men went out III boat in the
afternoon, and the boat seen TO capsiZe by two
boys, no gave an alarm
LONG ISLAND.
FLUsnNG.-Wiam Wmckler of College Pond,
was drowned Sunday night III Finishing Bay by the
capsizing of boat which he was III. HIS body was
recovered.
STATEN ISLAND
SrAPrEToN.--Thc Richmond County Republicans
will meet AT Stapeton, October |, to elect dele
gates To the State Convention.
CLIPToN.-William Walsh, o. BROOKLYN, while fir
ing a salute at Clifton Monday, had has left hand
badly shattered by the bursting of the gun.
RiCHMoND.-On the completion of the new road
bet Neen Court House Station and Richmond. il il
understood that stage line will be established be-
tween those points.
KRIEsCHERN ILI.l.--Thc Rev. Mr.. Thompson of
Rhode Island. has accepted call to the south l}ap-
fist Church AT Krcschcrville. The church has been
closed for the past year.
WESTMINSTER COUNTY
WHITE PLAINS.-Thc divorce suit of Mcrwin Sniff
I'm against ihmbc ;. Snilin was tried in the Circuit
Court at White Plains Yesterday Several wi nesses
were heard and the jury rendered "A sealed verdict