New-York tribune., 1881-09-12
NEW-YORK CITY,

Frame sheds have been put mp in FultOn-st. near
Fu ton Ferry for the of Ful Market Vent Cors
until the completion of the new market building.
CHH.D's DEATH FROM BLOOD POISONING.
The Coroner was informed yesterday that Francis
Schwanzig, seven years old, had died on SATURDAY
from the effects of blood poi oning The father of
the boy is painter, and the poison was said TO
have been introduced into the lads system by the
oor or pants which were kept in their rooms at
No. 3O1 East Forty ighth-st.
,, HIS SKULL FRACTURED BY A WOMAN.
Ellen ilealy, middle aged widow, who lives with
ncr seven children III the tenement house, at No. 323
Watcr,st. was charged in the romhs Police Court
Yesterday with having on. Saturday fractured the
house, by striking him over the head with stove
hd. The woman denied the charge, and as ser ed
ened to strike her. She pushed him from her. and
he sustained hls injury by falling against the stove.
She was committed to await the result of McLaugh-
lin Injuries.
A HUNDRED JEWELLERS ARRESTED.
. captain Brogan made descent on Saturday on
the dsorderIy houses at No. ~ Bleecker-st kept by
SSchambergeer; at No. 121 West Third-st.. kept by
Mrs Mary McGill and al Nos. III and 175 Tfomp-
dona' Inc prisoners. lO5 in all, men and women,
were arralgned before Justice Smith at the Jcifer-
so son tb Mlrhet o Police cGur Yesterday he propTeors
me, majority OF the men found in the places were
discharged while the women were fined So each.
BROOKLYN.
The cornerstone of the new St. Agnes Roman
Catholic Church laid yesterday afternoon at
iioyt aud Sackett-sts. Bishop Loughlin performed
the ceremony.
When Charles Hernng. age seventy, of No. 300
Eery- was CALI q to breakfast yesterday
ing, it was found that he was dead in his bed At
some time during the night he had taken a dose of
faris green, which proved fatal. No cause is as
signed TOR the act.
A United States marine named Terence B. Gls-
man, was arrested saturday night for attempting
age twenty-five. of No lO4 Steuben-st. She " as
walking IN Hall-st. at Park-ave., when Gilsman
knocked her down and threatened to Kill her If she
brought ttuc
anu the mlscrcant was arrested.
;, George LlPp was empl0yed? as carpet layer by
Hess, No. GIG Fourtb-ave.. laying n carpet Satur-
day, he stole S95 from bureau draw. He alter
Iected biz of $50. Az hc did not return nTH 10 the
store IT is believed that he has lett the city. 1t is
conJectured that he W nt To Philadelphia
JERSEY CITY.
The Grand Jury III begin the investigation of the
Nina Muller murder this week.
The body of the found in the Norris Canal,
near the Hackepsack River, Saturday, was
Unidentified yesterday as that Of Joseph Kennedy,
dehning-ave He had been missing for several
days.
STATEN ISLAND.
,MIDpLErowN. The Excise Commissioners of
MiddIetown have paid to County Treasurer Robin
sou the sum of ~, 1876 IS, received by them foI
licenses
observation-disclosures j. Atkins, who claims to be
n iortuue-tcl er, has been lodged in he county jail
on charge of having swndled several persons il
Edgewatcr
STAPLETON.-Hrnry Meyers. liquor dealer OF
St,pleton was arrested yesterday for selling liquor
without license, and also for keeping open sun.
day. On being arraigned before Justice Huffman
| the prisoner demanded jury trial and gave bonds
WESTCHESrER COUNTY.
New ROCHTLLE.-lhc Rev. X. X. Hoes pastor OF
the Presbyterian Church, preach his farewell ser
mon yesterday.
MOUNT NERNON-In consequence of the failure
OF the Jubilee Singers engaged To take part in the
camp-meeiing of colored people near Mount Vernon
Yesterday morning. e. he Il N
eVrnlng serYIcrs.