New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-08

Wednesday night she dissoived poA W Ill snicdol
glass of milk which she swallowed WIN ,f suii
intent She was taken TO the New lofh r. rn
mbere she ia now confined. When sufhcicnlIy ri
covered she will be arralgned anu "0''
under the new Penal Code.
ONE MONTH FOR DECAPTTATING An INDiAN.5 %
William McManus aged 49, marine attaonfu &c 20
the BROOKLYN Navy-Yard, at Fulton a anu fgnre
OF a inacbe indian dressed in mis- war costume III
front Of cigar store believing it to be I'VE
He handled 1t 50 roughly Z, th Iaad 0 Officer Miller of
tb. Frst Precinct. saw the marine rolling on tho
ground with his victim lie arresWIea w ths
who on being taken before ous t 20 n1lson for
Tombs Police Court, was committed W pl.son Ava
one month.
YoUNG BUT SUCCESSFUL BURGLARS e
An en- rance was effected into the cOthnS-st1rc "a
A O. Close q Son. at Greenwich ana fuiton,sIs co co
december G. by Henry Cain, age fifteen, Oh 20 %
West-st; Andrew Burke, age fourteen OF 20 19 9G
Greenwich Lyons age thr,ee Thirteen fc Of No
u R.ctor-st and Richard Cannon, age nitecu Wy
Climbing up the Elevated Railroad structu lip
getting to the awning ana teh 81 eo and 80 in
money They were arrested and on Delng taken
before ticelWhte Yesterday, at the i9nips rouf
Court were committed Tor tTlai "l'hou' o"ii' 0Op
Cannon, who was discharged
A MURDERFR's FAMILY IN POLICE COURT.
stout, evil-visaged woman gay tb ~ Ioaar,on
black, went before Justice told' IN to os
little girl Officer Young OF the society IOr .uo
Prevention of Cruelty TO Childrcn stated that tRo
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vas hanGed in last January for the murder OF Nina
Muller at Union Hill, n. Mrs. kankowsha I nnr
been sick, and the officer asKeu tna1 t an iutitU
Marie age nine should be committed 10 an is; ;io
| non. Mrs Kankowski is known by her Ihaldeh
name Dietrich AS she had only been III thls co t
about two years. JUSTICE Yo1nS ora up he could as
certain whether he could send her TO an INSTITUTION
or would be com PEELED to give her III chaiso Vi 'n0
| Commissioners of Emig alton.
| FEW BIDS FOR FOREIGN PAINTINGS.
| Tho oaIe of fhe collection of oil and watercolor
paintings by foreign artists vas coltinuou lot at
Kirbys auctIonr9oIs, NO ot w - prrsent On
occnunt of the few bids q number OF pictures were
withdrawn; the remaining paintings Drought Wy
i sngen"1 by Valefi. $3.50; he Market Place,
| by the same artist, $li0; IaDaaret. 10y e.
zahnd $110 In the W MIns h SS Psospey D S4I
| y English Travellers" by the same artist $40;
AT the Cafc' by g. AuFG ~ 90; wo%am BY
| Roredes ST. so The sale will cad this evening.
MISS ANNA OLIVER OPPOSED TO "PANTs."
| Ameeting of the New-York City Woman suffrage
| Society was he'd last evening at no. 1Io eeU
Forty-eighth-st. Mrs, c. s. Lozler presided. re- &c
| mort was read by Mrs. Blake on the cause OF
suffrage in Indiana and the progress of the Work IN
that Slate The secretarys report contained affect
| inc remarks on suffl age in the course of which
tribute was paid TO Susan b. Anthony as the o, VAL
horse Of woman suffrage Inc kev. anna OIiS yer
| related her experience and told yyldiy how snc
| became a believer III woman suffrage. She III
crossed to the subject of male clothing she deple-
| cated i'll severe terms pants as par Vi Wy
| male attire. She thought the costume Oh page
much more graceful, ornamental ana useIul.
| tune she believed would be more to the purpose
Alter the renarx Ks of Miss Oliver there was an IN
formal discussion ON suffrage and the feasibility OF
| again invoking the powers at Albany
BROOKLYN.
| Suicide was attempted last evening by Lewis
| Fmcues age forty-tye, of No. 2j3 Graham-aVe. lie
cut his !oat with razor put lnstc9u ~ sunny
his lie was arrested upon charge OF 1elony ana
| held 10 answer.
Daniel Hurley, age thirty -seven, of No. AZ North
Socond-st., received fracture OF the shull WINE
| driving spikes at Even and Front-sts. Yesterday,
from the iall o. an IRON block. lie was taken to ST.
GATHERINGS Hospital, but probably cannot live.
The BARRIERS in the Eastern District are aroused
| over the law closing their shops on Sunday-the
| hest day OF the week for them They threaten to
raise the price of "a shave IRON ~ 10 10 cents II inc
law Is enforced. Some OF them say tney VIII DC
willing 10 close on Monday, ab DuSlheSS ID NcIJ uu
! then.
| The Town Board Of NewLots has ordered that the
Long Island Railroad Company place ilagmen at
The unprotected crossings o. the town, leave open
ali streets heretofore kept closed, fence the track
from tie city line to the county llne remove ncun,
ORANGES and distractions at Van Sinderen-avo. and
the Howard House ami reduce the grade OF ITO
track between John and MOnroe-sts.
slartln Ripe, tailor. formerly of South Second
and FouTtlI-sts., who IL defendant IN an abandon
meut SUIT brought by his VIE, was not iOlnd at MS
former place o. business by deputy sheriff who
sought INN yesterday, Tor he had sold out his Dusl
ness and gone back TO Germany, whence ne came
| fifteen years ago. Ills VIE and he separated Two
months ago and she charged that he Abandoned her'
At the December meeting of the Society OF GA
Brooklynites III The Kings County Court iiouse last
| evening Judah b. Voorhees,, chef clerk ot the sur
roraic's Office, read paper Of interest upon the
first Board of Aldermen OF Brook yn, That oil
1854 II consisted OF eighteen members, Two from
| each of the wards OF the city lie only one OF
| them now living is john VI. Hicks, OF the Second
Ward. The Board elected the first Mayor, George
/, | Hail, who presided over their deliberations lie
society appointed a committee OF i've TO arrange Tor
a fitting celebration of the Evacuation OF NeW-NOrk
, | by the British i'll November 1888.
JERSEY CITY
Detective Stanton of the District-Attorney's Of
| fee took John Hay dock from New-IOTk TO Jersey
| CITY Yesterday and lodged him III the County JAN,
| TO await trial on four indictments, charging him
with procuring illegal voting. HaydOck, who a
police oii1 CT in Weehawken, Is accused of having
hired rrpeateTs from this Guy to vote at the election
last spring. The repeaters were arrested and Lay,
doc escaped. The Grand Jury indicted him, but
lie was not found until yesterday.
NEWARK.
The drivers of a Broad-s and a Bloomfield
car we've arrested early last evening BrOad-st. Ton
racing near The junction of Broad ST. and Clinton
| ave The conductors refused to drive the cars on
without the drivers, ard blockade was caused foI
an hour on the road. The drivers were a!terward
fined and released
Sarah NJ Williams, n woman of middle age who
is helpless with spinal disease, was elected from No.
81 UuOn-st. yesterday morning Tor payment OF
rent. The eectment was made by two coOrcd con
stables who carried the woman out Of the house
and lett her, with her household effects, upon the
! sidewalk Mrs. " Villains lay helpless, expose to
the weather, nearly all day. Toward night neigh
. Dor took pity on her and gave her shelter. Mrs
Williams had occupied the top floor Of the house
for several years, and the amount If rent owed by
7 her was mcOn.iderable. The woman has three
children.
In the convention of the Young Mems Christian
Association of New Jersey at Association hall, yes
terday the report of the State Secretary was read
IL show ed total membership OF 352S an increase
i in he year OF 2,226 members. -Four associations
e own buildings-ihe Newark, value $50, 900; New
{ Brunswick. $4,000; PRINCETON COLLEGE, $4,000
raised anu used in tie past he total CONVEX
SONS through the influence of the associations were
al The report advised united effort 70 organize
| n.snci at1nna in InrseN CitN. Eliznheih PaIer.nn