New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-12
NETWORK CITY.

The steamer Bristol, of the Fall River Line VIII
| resume her trips to-day ,
| limo for Newnort is announced for to-day. The
| steamers Newport and Old Colony have been
| placed i'll good condition for tins service
| TRAVELLERS FROM EUROPE.
| r OdeI Duncan. United States Consul at Naples.
the Hon. NJ. h. Ersklne. wife ana daughter, anu .no
| Rev Z. A. Adams and family arrived from Liver
fSGi I''''
SHOOTING HIMSELF IN THE HEAD
| John Hahn. n homeless German, thlrty-seysn
years old, attempted to commit suicide YESTERDAY
| morning in the Tenth Precinct StatiOn-house by
| shooting himself in the head. lie was taken 10 the
| Chambers Street Hospital.
ADMITTED TO BAIL
Coroner Brady yesterday admitted 10 BAN IN
81 600 James Kelly. the driver of car No. lO4 OF
| the Second-ave. line, which ran over and Killed
Henry SchafeDer, of No. Ar East Nneteent-slp aV
Nineteentl-S Oh Saturday.
| MARY CARROLEs DEATH DUE TO BLOWS.
| The autopsy IN the case Of Mary Carroll of No.
80 West Thirty -nintli-st supposed 10 pave 1gen
| shows that her death was due TO compression Oh
| the BRAN by hemorrhage resulting from blows
| about the head, neck and face.
| GARRoTED AND ROBBED IN ELEvENTH-AvE.
Joseph McQuade and companion early yesterday
morning garroted Patrick A. Doyle III Elevenih-
9Te ~ the TwenteR Prednct Who
| was attracted 10 the spot by DOyles screams LOT
help, arrested McQuade, who was arraigned IN the
| Jefferson Market Police Court Yesterday morning
| and held for trial by Justice Ford
! CAPTAIN RICHARDSON'S STRANGE VISITOR.
| CAPTAIN BENJAMIN Richardson, wealthy man,
living at No 81 East One Observation-Disclosures
st. ION Saturday night received visit from ames h
benjamin. age slxty weight Of No. 1O1 East One-hun-
| ed-and-twefth-st. who claimed cane which the
| former carried. Benjamin became so violent when
| the Captain refused to give up his own property
that lie was given into the custody OF an ollcer Ill
The Harlem Police Court, Yesterday, DenJamns re-
| latlous said that his mind was Affected and they
were allowed TO take him home.
| FIGHTING FOR FIVE DOIIARS
| The people in the neighbOrhO0d of Ayenue-B and
Fifteenth-st were enlivened early yesterday morn
! ST. and Avenue-B, and William Mcdonald, OF No.
43I East SIxteenih-st. Fully 100 persons gathered
| 10 watch the contest, which was sad 10 DC Tor
| purse of So. The aiirsy was terminated by the ap
pearancc of five officers, who captured tile puglllsts
They were yesterday, committed in default o. $500
| bail each to the Island for one month"; by Justice
| Bixby, III the YOrkVille Police Court.
| -FOUR SHOTS :IRiD At TWO BOYS.
| John Expert OF No. SEQ Second-aye., and Abra-
ham Short of No 33i East Fifty thirdst., two boys
sixteen years old. broke open the basement window
| of DR.. Franz HenePs house, No. 26 lrVlng-piaco,
early yesterday morning ara alter 5tealIns t"o
cauarcs valued AT So were discovered by al officer.
| The BOYS fled and the policeman fred Jour $40 S
from his revolver to scare tnen. They were iInaiy
headed off by another ohicer and captured. III me
Yorkville Police Court they were coh'iVtou ~ JUS
tlce BiXby for trial
| A POCKErBUOK WHICH BROUGHT ONLY ILL-LUCK;
William Okeeie, Of No; l'2oI I,41iId-ave and
were seen having wOrdy warfare III Fifty ninth
st. near Sixth-ave., late on saturday night By Ofi-
Ger Duane OF the park police Inc woman said
that OKeefe had her pocketb book. Both were taken
to the police station, where the MAJ SAID that lie
found tne purse. The woman claimed that II was
| as much hers as the finders, as she had seen him
nick II tip. Justice DlXOY, III the 4OIkNue PoICe
Court Yesterday fined Okeefe 50 for drunkenness.
The woman was discharged. The pocketbook,
| which contained only small sum OF money, was
sent to the property clerk.
BEATEN BY HIS OWN CLUB
| Officer Sullivan, Oithe Thirtieih Pfeclnct,at Broad
a lsrV tvaft- Ia fRt TAI HDfr IN
Yesterday was III company with man who was ac-
costed by Michael Conway, of observation-disclosures
twenty-second-st and lenth-ave. ConWay.who was
drunk finally got INTO sculle WITH the man and
threw him down. When threatened with arrest lie
turned on Sullivan, knocked him down and taking
his club him, beat hin about he head, cutting his
scalp in several places and backing his eyes Sulli-
van reported the matter TO the police station ana
| went home where he iJnow confined by his injuries
His assailant was arrested and arraigned III the
Harlem Police Court, where Justice White COM
United him for eXannnatlOh
BROOKLYN.
A horse worth 500. owned by James Macbeth
of No. 90 Quincy-st., Iell at Clinton and Remsen-
sts Yesterday and broke leg The animal was
shot.
Levi Gale colored age forty-two, of No. 923 At
lantic-ave., arrested on Saturday night fol
attempting to outrageOusy assault two little girls
ages six and nine, Ill Atanuc-~ye., near 81 james
! place.
lanes Warner. of No. 50 North Tenth-st was
| arrested Yesterday for causing the death of ms
wife. He went home drunk and beat her in the
most brutal manner week ago, and she died IRON
the effects of ii yesterday.
, Entrance was sought by burglars into the liquor
store OF John Cassidy at Nassau and Navy-sts yes
terdav morning. They forced open the hall door
with "A jimmy bat were frightened away before
the door into the store had been opened
Funeral services read over the body o.
George A. Waddy, eX-lnspecor of Polce, yesterday
afternoon at his nome, No. 313 Putnam ave-, Brook
| lVn. The police force was largely represented al
, the services. His body VIII be buried to-day IL
. Elizabeth, \. j.
While in Prospect Park yesterday afternoon il
company with her husband Mrs. Amanda sutton
+ ace foTty- three of No. 5O6 West TNenty-fourth
ST., New-YOrk, was taken with fit; She was car
ried TO the depot of the COney Island AMI Brooklyn
COMPANY at Fitteenthst. and the City Line, wher,
she died before an ambulance surgeon arrived. BY
permission of Coroner Keller her body was taken K
c her home.
b OBLIGATORY services were held yesterday after
noon and evening a gospel tent which ha
| been erected at Varet-st. and Graham-ave, Brook
lyn. Gospel services will be held IN the tent ever
Z | night during the summer Every Sunday afternoon
i there will be chlldren's meeting, and on Sunday
evenings three meetings will be held in the street
h different points, and AT O'Clock there VIII be
. | grand rally III the tent.
. JERSEY CITY
1 The body Of a child about a week old was foun'
in vacant lot at Newark and Paisade-ayca- yester
. J day morning.
! LONG ISLAND.
e SAYvnLR.-Smith & Warrington, of SayvIlle, re
port that the fishing with sal-bOats for menhade
this season is failure the steamers doing all tn
| business. Their factory has been III operation TO
. the past three weeks, and only 200, 900 fish hav
; been rendered. The South Bay Oil Works are no
8 | doing much better
s LONG ISLAND CITY.-The June term of til
!, Queens County Court and Court OF Oyer and Tel
miner will convene ut the Court House, Long Islam
g City this morning Calvin f. Pratt will preside
= Both the civil and criminal calendars are heavy
e | AlbersOn and Eaton, the cOlOred men indicted fO
y assaulung and robbing William L. Valentine a
ROslyn will be tried at this term of the court.
COLLEGE PoINT-Two bodies were found in th
East River, OF College Point yesterday. The fir
Il is that of man apparently twenty-five or thirt