New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-28

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| The North German Lloyd steamship General
| Wcrder. Captain Christofiers which arrived yester
| day from Bremen. brought POI cabin passengers
| and 1873 emigrants. H. Ihels age twenty-one
| Goa -passcr came upon deck August 1G and
drank bottle of lager beer. 1t induced congestion
of the brain and he jumped overheard, lie vas
| struck by the screw and he was instantly Killed.
| His body was not recovered.
QUESTION THAT WAS HARD TO ANSWER.
While Broadway stage was gong down town
| recently semi-intOxicated man, who was sitting
! near the door, tumbled from his seat and rolled
down the steps 10 the pavement. The stage stopped
and two gentlemen assisted the man TO his seat:
When he had succeeded in getting the dirt out OF
his eyes he turned 10 passenger near HIM ana SAID
Say lhc) stranger, what d we run over just (hcl
now"
A woMANs UNEXPLAINED DEATH.
Mrs Fritza Mish sixty years old. WhO lived alone
at No. 1G2 RIyingtOn-st., was accompanied home by
her son. Abraham Mlsh, from his house, No.
SpTing-st. late on Thursday night and nothing fur
ther had been seen Of her up to g p. IN. Saturday;
The door of Mrs Mish's room was then found
locked, and on beng brok III her dead body was
found, much dccomposed. 1t Is supposed that sne
died soon after her son left her.
RUNNING AWAY WITH A POCKETBoOK
man about thirty years old, OF dark complexion,
and wearing dark clothes, went INTO me bakery OF
D. IN on saturday and called for some cakes. lie
prohered SO bill in payment. Miss Fehl took
out her pocketbook to obtain change when the
man seized that and his own bill and ran away;
There were in the pOcketbook torty-iye 81 gold
pieces, $40 in bills and check for SIi
CAR BRAKE THAT WOULD NOT WORK.
Coroner Knox placed under $500 bail yesterday
Christopher Bredenburgh, Of No. ii East Eighty
ffth-st the driver of the Second-aye. car which
came into collision Saturday with brewers
wagon driven by Christian Picfcre, OF No 1873 East
Fory-sixth-st., mtiiciLg wounds on Ptcferle from
which he died. Bredenburgn told the Coroner yes
terday that the brake on MS car would not work
when he tried to apply 1t, and that this led to tho
accident.
srEERAGT PASSENGERS EASTWARD.
The steamship Chateau Latte, of the ComDagnie
Ri DO kapplIT
from New York for Bordeaux on Saturday carried
eighteen saloon and 14J Storage passengers 80
ward OH a single steamship is an unusual occur
renee, The, were mostly Italians going home 10
escape the approaching winter season, and many OF
them expect 10 return III the spring. some OIL then
have accumulated few hundred dollars while III
this country and do not think OF returning.
MRS. BLANCK STILL IN PERRY-sT
family troubles yesterday Mrs. Blanck continued
TO occupy the house at No. 81 Perry-st, but Will
probabiy move to-day. Both sides show spirit of
conciliation the counsel for the son-ln-law, Mr.;
Gedney stating that az far AS they were concerned
Mrs Blanck should have reasonable time IN which
to move aud that they intended To c0nccde to her
all her rights according to law. 1t is stated that
soon as Mis-. Banck's lawyer can ascertain tho
value of Mr.. Blancks property an anicaole settle
'''''' BROOKLYN
John Creamer of No COS Flashing-avc., was ar
rested last night for striking hls VIE on the head
with poker. intlicting serious scalp wound
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by John T. Luther with entering MS stable Mt
Grand aud Waterbury-sts. and stealing his horse,
buggy and harness, valued at 90OO.
While Thomas Murphy, driver Of a CrosstO WI
car was driving over Observation-Disclosures lastnight
a man spoke 10 him and drew his attention aside,
while "a confederate riiled the cash-box of It's con-
| tents, IS.
| The Long Island Life-Saving Association will
| present medal to man named Jackson for rescu-
| ing Mrs. inters. OF 1aylor-st.. Williamsburg, re-
Gently, from ire in which he was badly burned.
John Eckert. ten. OF No. 80 twenty seventh
ST. visited his grandfather, Adam Gulse, M the foot
of Clinion-st yesterday. He went grabbing IN the
Ere basin, fellB in, and was dioWntd. His
| body was recovered III the afternoon
Michael Mahoney age fOrty-tWO. Of No. 1913 Park
ave. was arrested yesterday suspicion OF stealing
| setter dog valued at 500. Mahoney WAS leading
the dog IN Court-st ned TO one OF his Suspenders'
| The dogs collar showed that he belonged TO J.
| Schlienann, of No go Myrtle-aye.
The horse attached to a carriage in which were
Solomon Michael-, OF No. Is BaXtcr-St III this city
and three friends, returning from funeral became
| frightened last night ana ran away Ill Flushing
ave At st. MaTks-aVe. the carriage ran against a
| telegraph pole aud the occupants we're thrown out.
| Michaels sustained a severe shock and was taken
| home by his friends who escaped unhurt
James Dowd, age thirty-lOur living IN Rcid-st
| and Nicholas Metcalf, age tmrty-two, OF No. 253
Conover-sty were arrested yesterday morning by
! Officers Mcmahon. Casey and Oates for stealing
500 pounds of scrap-lrOn from the dock at The foot
OF COnovcr-st Aetcalt was found ~ arOw-Ooat with
! the iron III his possession, and DOwd on the ap-
pearancc of the officers ran up the dock, but was
| captured. The Waterman, Herman Albcrs. who
watching the mon, also arrested Tor beng Ini-
| plicated IN the robbery.
JERSEY CITY.
The headquarters of the notorious Lava Bed
| Gang at the Point Of Rocks was entered at 1
| o'clock yesterday morning by Captain tarrior, OF
| the FIRST Precinct, and number of his men. Eight
| members Of the gang were arrested They are ;
! john Ryan, Edward Harris, John DOYLE, Frederick
| Harmon John and James teathcrstOne, Morgan
| Mclugh and Edwardhasop. Iheir ages range from
| fifteen 10 twenty-five.
Some drapcry ia the window of Eickhorn's
bakery, IN Marrcn-st, caught fire from gas jet
Saturday night. Mr.. EIckhOrn IN attempting TO eX-
| tnglsn the flames was badly burned on the face
| aud hands.
| NEWARK.
convention of American. Irish. German and
French societies was held at Library Hall, Newark
| Yesterday afternoon, to make arrangements Tor an
! IRISH National festival to he held next month. The
| festival will last tWo DAYS. An invitation WAS eX-
tended TO the Knights OF Labor AMI trade unions 10
| take part IN the festival.
| NEW-JERSEY
| UOBOKrN-August Muller fell from the North
| Hudson County llolse Car Companys elevator at
Ferry-st. Saturday night, and was fatally injured
LONG ISLAND.
| FIRE IsIAND-O over one hundred Spanish mack
ere were caught oil Fire Island 10y the guests OF the
| Surf Hotel on saturday.
| Long ISLAND CIrY-A serious disturbance took
uln,r on the shin otto Antonio, lying at the stand
| ard OH Company's wharf at hunters Point. about
! . o'clock Yesterday morning Hans Andersen, Il
| Norwegian scaman, went aboard the vessel IN "a
nL.,, conditIOn and tempted to hight with the