New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-12


showed Yesterday that twenty nine visits had been
made for the month by nineteen physicians, only
one of the cases being paid for by the patients.
DEATH FROM A sTREET-CAR ACCIDENT.
John FREEZER, age forty-eght OF NO. ga
Bleecker-st died at ST. yincents Hospital on
Sunday from injuries received by being run over by
a street-car at Chatham and BaXter-sts. on July D.
sI-ICIpF ATTEMPTED by MEANS OF PARIS GREEN
Arthur Dunn, age thirty-elght, of NO 309
Seventh ave-. in fit of dependency Tor want oil
employment attempted to Kill himself YESTERDAY
by taking Pans green lie was sent 10 the new
York Hospital.
e.. FALLING THROUGH A HATCHwAY. .
= John Lynch, age forty, porter in Bates d Reeds
warehouse, at No 81 Worth-st, fell through the
hachway from the fourth TO the first floor yesteI-
day. and was taken to the Chambers street HOS
ptal III consequence of his injuries
THE RIVERSIDE HOSPITAL.
The report of the Riverside hospital for the
ouartcr ending with June shows IA smallpox
patients admitted 16S discharged cured and TWEEN
ty-two who died OF patients with other contagious S
diseases there were auInltteu %Io Oho0S III" AOo
were discharged.
AN RX-poLICEMAN COMMITTED.
In the Tombs Police Court yesterday, John F1tz,
simmons an ex-pOliceman was sent TO the Island
for three months Last night he threatened 10
shoot his wife at No. 176 GreenWlch-st. LII Is
believed that he is insane
DYING ON THE WAY TO A HOSPITAL
Theresa Cassidy, age fifty. Of No. 30S East
Thirty-ninth-st was taken sick on her return from
an excursion to Fort Lee on Monday. Her daughter
took her in a hack to the New-YOrk Hospital. put
the woman died from hemorrhage on the way.
DYING FROM A WOUND In THE HAND.
Franz Mutt age eleven, was brought to the Ger
man Hospital in Seventy-seyenth-st on July 4,
suffering IRON "A severe wound i'll the hand. lie had
been celebrating the DAY with toy pistol ana ac-
cdentally shot himself lie dled III the hospllal is1
night.
THE ARGUMENT IN THE MUTUAL TRUST COMPANY
CASE.
The argument before the Supreme Court on the
motion of the Attorney General to require the Mu-
tuaI Trust Company to show cause why 1t should
IN ne
Department in the matter of the examination OF
its affairs, will take place on July 10
JUDGMENT IN THE CURTIS CASE.
The decision of the United States circuit court,
on the motions of the counsel for General N. Nj.
Curtis for arrest of Judgment and new trial was
of announced yesterday Oh account OF the illness
of Judge Brown ana the absence OF Judge Nneeler
'Judge Benedict set the case down for July 20,
when decision Will be rendered.
FALL IN THE PRICE OF MILK.
Milk Inspector j. Is. White reported 10 the
BOARD of Health Yesterday that competition among
milk sellers in certain parts of the city was so great
that the price of milk was reduced to the cost OF
the article, and that in consequence OF
the milk was regarded by the sellers as an absolute
necessity to save themselves from financial rum.
SENTENCED FOR SELLING COUNTERFEIT MONEY.
Michael OBrien, who was found guilty III tne
United States Circuit Court OF selling counterfeit
silver dollars to two young men, who passed tnem
at Jones' God, on last ST. Patrlcks day, was SEN
fenced yesterday, by Judge Benedict, to hVe years
Imprisonment at hard labor III the Erie county
Penitentlary.
RAISING FUNDS TO CONSTRUCT BUILDING.
The Charter Oak Life Insurance Company OF
Hartford Conn, has borrowed S3OO,OO for q year
from the Bowery Savings Bank, upon the property
extending from Broadway to Church-st, along
Rector-st, IN which the elevated railroad compa-
mes have Offices The property has frontage on
Broadway of over n feet, and and street depth OF
pa feet 1t is understood that the money Is to be
used in reconstructng the building
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE FROM A FERRY-BoAT.
Francis Hills teamster, age thirty-seven, of
No 3l2 West Thirty seventh-st, while on his
and crossing f4G ns tV Yesterday rds1
| jumped from the wagon over the
bow of the boat into the river He
was struck on the head by the paddle, but was
rescued by the deck hands and sent home after
| being attended by physician.
THE RECENT COLLISION IN THE NARRoWs
| The officers of the Plymouth Rock and the Break
water which vessels in collision in the Mar
rows on Friday, have both made official reports to
| the Board of Local Steamboat Inspectors The in
| spectors refuse TO allow the reports to be made
past he reports short and are of similar i'm
port with the published statements OF the captains.
NEw-YoRK LOAN AND IMPROVEMENT COMPANY
| The annual meeting of the stockholders of the
| New York Loan and Improvement Company was
| held yesterday. The following directors Were
elected: Jose i. Navarro, George J. Forrest, A,
| NJ Killings. A. " Stout. Arthur Leary, John j..
| McCo0k, Fausto Mora, II. f. Dlmock, and Robert
G. Livingston. The only new members of the board
are Mr.. Dmock who takes the place OF Ohm Bard,
now in Europe, and MIR. Livingston, who ILLS the
vacancy caused by the death OF William X. Gar
rison. No financial report was submitted at the
meeting, it was stated subsequently.
BROOKLYN.
Daniel Jones engineer of the ship Bermuda who
was fatally injured on July by falling between
the vessel and the pier died yesterday at the Long
| Island. College Hospital
| Patrick Butler was stabbed ID the thigh with a
knife by Thomas Joyce at Liylngston's sugar, re-
| fnery, at Furman and Joralenon-sts., yesterday
The injured man was taken to the Long Island Col
| lcge Hospital.
| The Oldest son of William Banta jr., who had
left his father against the order of the ourt TO live
with his maternal grandmother aunt, was taken
| before Judge Cullen IN Brooklyn yesterday upon
| writ of habeas corpus Judge Cullen directed the
| father to take charge OF the boy.
| The first meeting of the new Democratic General
Committee of Kings County, elected at the regis
tered primary elections and which IL IL hoped VIII
harmonic all existing faclonal political difficult
ties in the party will be held in the Music Hail. at
Fuiton-st and Flatbush-aYe. on Monday evening.
Admission will be by ticket
Although the Board of Aldermen passed resolu-
ton close the city offices at y. Id. daily in July
and August Mayor Low has arranged with the
heads OF departments To keep them open for public
business until p III. each diy. The Mayor has
taken this step instead Of yeOng the resolution OF
the Aldermen, as the latter have now no power
over the departments.
Mayor Low delivered an address OF welcome yes
erday to the 165 delegates 10 the National Conyen
ton of the lron-MOulders' Union of the United
States and Canada, now III session IN The Kings
County Court House III Brooklyn In the subse
quent proceedings r. J. FITZGERALD, president OF the
convention announced that eighty EIGHT unions had
been formed in the past term. Inc treasury now
has $4,000 IN 1t, and 300 has been paid TO the
heirs OF deceased members. A resolution was IN
troduced To pay 5000 to the heirs OF each member
upon his death.
JERSEY CITY.
Timothy Dewey, who is said TO be a professional
pickpocket attended the formal opening of Eugene
troduced to the proprietor While talking to Dewey
Frank felt q dig at his pocket. and missing his