New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-17

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Departure OF children sent by TRIBUNE FRESH AIT fund
NEW YORK CITY.
! The steamer Moscl landed 3S7 immigrants at
! Castle Garden yesterday.
! An unknown Italian was found dead at No. ~
South Fifth-ave yesterday.
! KILLED BY FALLING FROM-A WINDOW.
! Addie Henriaues age seven fell from second
story window. at No. 1O55 Flrst,ave? yesterday,
and received injuries from which she dled.
DEATH FROM LocKJAw.
Alexander Price age eleven, OF No. lZ6 Rldge-st,
who was shot in the left hand with toy pistol on
July 8, died on Saturday of locklaw in consequence
| Of the wound.
DEATHS IN TwENTY-FOUR HOURS.
There were 1913 deaths reported for the twenty,
four hours ending Yesterday noon. Ot these 80
of children who died OF cnOlera lnIantul
and kindred diseases.
one ADVANTAGE OF ELEcTRIc LIGHTS.
Sorekeepers in the neghborhood OF the electric
lights have twice much advertisements as trades
men in other parts of the city, Their signs arc
seen 10y night as well as by day.
STABBED BY AN UNKNOWN MAN.
Richard DIVER. age twenty-fOur. OF No. $50 Hen
ry-st was stabbed III four places in the lett arm by
an unknown person in quarrel at No 4 G3erek-
yesterday morning, ana was sent 10 Dene'u o
Hospital. The assailant escaped.
FATAL RESULT OF AN ACCIDENT.
John Ryan, age seventy, of No. 497 Nmth-ave,
who run over on Saturday by one OF
Ehrefs lager-bier wagons died at the New ork
Hospital early yesterday morning The. driver
Martin Maisch, was admitted to bail by the
coroner
Julia Rosinski, twenty years old, Polish Jewess
who has been in the country SIX month"; attempted,
while insane, to kill herself by cutting her throat
| with butchcrknfe, ut No. Al EeSter-st, yestcr-
day morning. She was sent TO Wards Island by the
! Commissioners Cf Charities and Correction. The
wound was not serious
THROWN OVER BANGsTER BY HER HUSBAND
josephine Thompson, age nineteen, III a qiarrcl
with her husband, Walter Thompson, at their home.
No 3 varick-st., early Yesterday morning WA, WAS
knocked over the banistcr of the stairs leading from
the second TO the first floor by her husband, ana re-
ceived a laccrated wound of the scalp and contu-
sions OF the back She was attended ~ Hohe ny al
ambulance surgeon.
A SUICIDE IDENTIFIED.
The unknown man whose body was found hang-
ing to tree in the woods at IwO-hundred-and-
f '.h-st near kingsbTidge road on Saturday even.
mo was identified Yesterday by August Hills, of
| Observation-Disclosures and kingsbridge-ro1d,
| as German named George" age twenty-elgbt,
who had been short time in MS employ as laDOrer
previous to July /. Nothing had been seen OF the
nan since them and no cause could be assigned 1Or
the hanging.
AN OFFICER BADLY BEATEN,
Officer Lacey, of the Eighteenth Police Precinct,
who looked us though he bad received sore punish
ment, preferred charge OF assault ana baIteEy
against Richard O'COnner yesterday morning IN the
YorkvilIe Police Court. alleging that OCo lner had
beaten him over the head with cup. OCOhher
was acting III adisorderly manner ana ctlle in c4i
hct with the officer upon the latter demonstrating
with him about his conduct. In reply to questions
by the Court. O'Conner said that he was drunk ana
did not know what he was doing. lie demanded 10
be tried at the Special Sessions. lie was held by
Justice Oterbourg for trial i'll 5000 bail.
BROOKLYN.
The Rev. n. G. Cheney has been appointed pastor
of thn New-York Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church. TO succeed the Rev. Dr. l.. s. Weed, who re-
Gently fell dead IN the street from heart disease.
While driving in Grand-st. yesterday John New
man. of New York, ran over the touI-years-old son
of Michael Whiting, OF No. 2O2 1lauler-st, causing
serious injuries about the body. Newman was ar
rested.
The Brooklyn Homing Club has arranged ITS pro-
gramme for young bird races, me naln5 10 ooe
! in August. The first race VIII he on september s.
! from Hamburg, Penn, 1Oi miles, 10 DroOhlyh'
subsequently tnere Will he race from SteuDeh-
vile. Il distance of 34l miles.
JERSEY CITY.
John Madden, of the firm of Madden & Ryan,
proprct ors of the Park House, PayOnia-aye. and
troye-st sustained compound fracture OF the leg
Yesterday afternoon, IN consequence OF hogshead
of ale falling upon INN.
While some some children were playing in row.
boat in South Cove, at the loot of Waue-st, about
o'clock last evening, Ellen Qmgley, age thirteen
accidentally fell overheard and was crowned. Inc
qirl l. 4 daughter of James Qulg.ey, grocer at
Warren and Essex-sts The BODY was recovered
about o'clock.
As Officer Frohme. of the Third Precinct was
walking through onnolle-aye., near the Patterson
Plank Road, about 1870 Yesterday evening, ne
ound a man lying near the sidewalk with his throat
cut and razor III his right hand Inc man was
conscious. and described himself as Carl Hess age
forfv-tonT. of No. BOG Henry-st., New-York. The
| otficrr had him removed to the station, when he
was taken III an ambulance TO the hospital Ills
wound Is not thought to he fatal. Hess refused to
state why he attempted 10 Kill himself.
NEW JERSEY.
| IToBoKEN.-Bertha Helms, age nineteen, employed
"a a servant by Mrs Lille Messenko0p, of No. lO3
Bloomiicd-st., loboken, was arrested yesterday on
! a charge OF st aling S29 from her mistress.
LONG ISLAND.
| NEwrowN-The Rev. w. w. Knox has declined
I DE-, Oh N.stu
STONY BROoK-Maria Phillips of Stony Brook,
/ aye twcn'y years. died from locnJlw on Saturday,
occaSoned by splinter entering her thumb while
scrubDIng table "A week prior TO her death.
! GkEENPORr-At the inquest held upon the body
| of Alrs. H. Cook Case, Of Greenport VINO died sud-
denly a few days ago. the COrOners jury found that
! she died " by the visitation OF God, Ill u natural
| way, and not otherwise.
IoYG ISLAND CITY.-The conviction Of Alderman
james H. Reilly Long Island ny. Tor selling in
toxlcatmg liquors sundays, had siluiarv effect
III that ciiy yesterday. Inc front doors OF the
liquor stores were. with lew exceptions closed
/ tightly, bu, the side doors were kept ajar.
HUNTINGToN.-A man employed at Crossmans
| bucI-yird, Huntington, called JUMBO Oy ms Assoc
clates but whose proper name Is unknown, lett the
| brck-y ard III the afternoon OF july i, IN Skill
Tor a sail. the skf was found on the Sound suOre
on Saturday, but no trace OIL Ine man mas ygt Deen
discovered aud IT is the general opinion that he
| wa, drowned lie was about thirty years Ot age,
ana was believed to be single man.
| Observation-Disclosures Augustine, resident OF
Winfield, went Ddthihg III New toMh NleVh at dies
! vile, Oh Saturday afternoon. lie LETT his clothes
! Oh a scow lying at the manure dock OF The Long
| Island kaiIruau. IlIs clothes were found by resi-
| ueut OF biiSsyllle some hours dltciWalu Dut no
| trace of Augustine could be discovered. ~ Is be-
! neyed he was drowned. dlIgent search was
made Tor the body yesterday, but IT was uusuccess
/ fu
HUNTERS POINT.-Ellen ODOnnell and her hus-
/ band Patrick and Catherine Murray and her nus
/ band john, NV, IA "A house Ill DOidrh-aVc, Huhtei
Point Incy got drunk Yesterday, and the Two
| men began to lglt Inc women joined IN the ftay,
ana finally TUNED their attcntlOn to each Other.
! hen tno police arrived the women were loudd III
! the ward where the nynt took place. without any
clothing on except their stockings. They had torn
The CLONES Oh each other IN the encounter The OIL