New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-04
stantly killed her. John Law. the conductor anu
Lewis Mcneil, the driver, were arrested.

| LIE wis Mcneil, the driver, were arrested.
For kissing Annie Kelly, a buxom and come,y
cook John Quinn. a coachman employed ny thec
| same family was arrested yesterday on a enuPc ~
| assault. John says Annie did not object unt,
| probably through desire TO he Impair" no
tended his osculatory courtcsies to the chaihoer-
| maid.
| The Rev. Charles w King hai been appointed by
the BROOKLYN City Mission and Tract Society to sue
coed the Rev job G: Bass IA Protestan' chapain ~
| the Peniteutiary. While expressing thorough con,
fdence in the integrity and Christian character OF
| Mr. Bass they say that the change is made out OF
| Difference to the wishes OF the commissioners VI
Charities and Correction.
| Philip Cleary. OF No. 81 President-st an cx-
policeman, was badly beaten by John Grant. OF 10.
| II Seabring st, Thursday, because he sought 10
| collect q debt which Grant repudiated ClearY
| saws that after he Knocked down Grant kicked
| him in the abdomen. Iio was removed To hospital
| Yesterday and Grant was arrested and committed
by Justice Bergen to await the result OF Cleary III
| jurics.
Mrs. Bertha Olsen Swcdc, age twcnty-eirht
! living at No. 405 Warrcn-st, took dose oil poison
known as Rough on Rats" late on Friday nght
and died from ITS effects about midnight. She told
Dr. Bell of Warrcn-st., who was called ill., that she
did it because her husband had left her and eyllly
| disposed persons accused her OF gong win 0thcr
| men She had not been long married and had lived
unhapp!y with her husband.
JERSEY CITY.
| Daniel Sullivan, age fifteen, of lIendcrson,st,
died yesterday, IN consequence of being crushed on
last Sunday between freight car and the platform
of Carscallen's mill, which lac was sitting Inc
had 10 be lifted with Jackscrews before inc Doy
could be extrlcatcd.
Officer REYNOLDS surprised two burglars in
Michael ORourkes grocery store, at Ere ana
Tweluh-sts, between and O'clock yesterday
| morning. They both fled, but the oflcer ilred
shot after one of them, and he fell on the sidewalk
as if he had been wounded. The bullet had NOT
| touched him. however, and Reynolds took INN to the
Second Precinct station where n gave his name as
Edward Sheehan He Is nineteen years old, ana
lives at No. 2Oi Ninth-s. The prisoner was ar
raghed before Justice Stlslng yesterday morning
and committed Tor trial.
The adjoining houses Of James II. Star;up, John
A. Shanda and Mrs. Davis, in Naric,-s'., were en-
tered 10y burglar AT an early hour yesterday morn
ing, and robbed of silver napkin rings and spoons
valued at $50. The burglar gained an entrance by
climbing over the back fence and forcing open The
rear basement windows. An attempt was made to
enter another house, but it was guarded by bur
glaI-aiam ana the tuief was frightened away. This
is the third time within few months that similar
series OF burgares has been committed. The police
believe that they all done by the same person
NEW-JERSEY.
PATERsON-BurtOn Richards N, colored, was
rested on Friday evening ana locAed up on a charge
Of stealing a horse from William ii. Nanderhoot,
farmer at PrcakneSS. The missing horse was lound
III livery stable, where Richardson had placed 1t
for keeping.
HoBoKEN-Louis Stein. who died recently, be-
queathcd 4 900 to ST. Mary's Hospital ~ 800 to
tie Helping Hand Society, $1,000 TO the German
Academy, II 900 to the GcrIndn Female Ala So
Gle " and 81 900 each 80 The German Hospital ana
the Mount sinai Hospital in Ncw-l0Tk The residue
Of tie estate about $4,000 is eft 10 a relative lii
Germany amount liked Tor Inc support OF
the Ci.y Government during the next fiscal year Is
| $1,000.
LONG ISLAND.
| PORT WASHING rON.-lICnry AlthOusc, q farm
| laborcr in tie employ of Charles v. Mitchell, was
| fatally gOred by Infatuated bull on Friday even
| ing.
| NEwrowN-The Board of Health of Ncwtown
| has reported the fat-Tcndcrng establishment OF
Walter Bonnie, ut WOUdsidc, nuisance, and ordered
| ii closed.
OYSTER BAY.-Thc body of the man found on
Monday last of Bay Ridge has been Identified rs
that of Walter II. Arne. lie mate of the slOop
| Mcrsan and disappeared from his vessel on the
night OF April ~ while she was lying at Pier No.
81, East River.
| WHITEsTONE.-Gcorge w. Smith was sent to the
| Kings County Penientary yesterday by Justice
OvertOn for year for peit larccncy his sicpson,
! Martin Drdsall, TO the same Institution Tor sIN
months the same charge his wife to County ia!
for y-nine days for receiving stolen goods, and
her daughtcr-n-aw TO the jail for htty-nlne days
for disturbing tine public peace.
ORIENT.-Thcre has not been a iquor-store in
Orient for thirty years Ncwart, the village barber,
recently set up a pool table in the rear his shop
| for the of his customers The temperance
| people of the place held an Indignation meeting,
| and passed series of resolutions dcnOuncng the
bar and the pool table, and asking people with
draw their patronage IRON him, and 10 do their own
! shaving.
STATEN ISLAND.
| CLIFToN.-The Rev. Joseph +. JOwitt has
cepted Il call to the parish OF Trinity Church. at
| Red Bank, y. j.