New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-22
lMpnMrIONS UPON IlMIGRANTs.

A case Of alleged cruelty to an immigrant pas
senger by Or. Hendnckson. OF the steamship o.
lara of the Car Line was brought TO the atten-
tion of the Immigrant Commissioners on Monday.
COMPLAINT was made by Mis-. Anna Warnke that
she was taken sick IN childbirth ON November ~
aud ten minutes alterward she walked from her
quarters IN the steerage 10 the hO'plta' 10y OloeI
OF the doctor. The mother OF the woman teS1iHes
that when she pleaded with the doctor 10 aimle
her daughter TO the hospital, he responded: smut
up yOur mouth OF | will have you licked up.
After landing the young mother requesleu 10 DO
permitted to remain the vessel until she grew
stronger but the privilege Was denied lhe case
was investigated yesterday, when the dOctor
woman President Hurlbut tod hun that ii was
lucky for him that Other. witnesses we're not pres
censured tho doctor, and sent II copy OF their
action to the agents OF the line and to tile belgian
Consul. ,
of an immigrant named Harnlsh, seventy-1Ve
years of age. vino arri we'd on the steamship Vera
sunday Ilarnsh went to the herman EInl-
grant House, No rs Safest. and at ms request
Manager Odernann sent LeODold SoheiDe' an en-
pove to show him the way to NO " N"osleI-sI;
Three men assaulted Harnlsh in the street ana
took from him about 400 MARKS IN UeInan money.
scheibe walked away uncOncernedIy. The case has
been placed in the hands of detectives.
A NEW NOMINEE FOR POLICE JUSTICE.
Mayor Grace yesterday withdrew from the Board
Of Aldermen bis nomination of Michael ): Costello
for Police Justice IN place OF Marcus Olteroous'
TIE communication withdrawing the name Oi MI.
Costello was accompanied by another nominating
George A. McDe mott for the once. MI. Costello
wrole to the MayOT requesting that MS name Dc
Withdrawn for the that there was a donDt
whether he not ineligible for any other puoIc
office while member of the Legislature. de
served in he last Assembly. and his Term does not
expire until the end of the year.
MIR. McDermotL Is lawyer He is n member OF
the County Democracy from the ANllltn Assembly
District. He was appointed First NJ Irshal 10y
Mayor Grace soon after the latter TOOK once; ana
holds it stIll. Tue Aldermen. on motion OF Alder
man Fitzpatrick. Lana The nomination on The table
aud It IS generally understood that 1t Will never be
called up.
GIUSEPPE PELLETO'S DOUBLE CRIME.
The police received no information yesterday to
explain the murder and suicide at No. ~ Baxter
st on Monday. 1t was believed by several persons
elopement. and that they quarreled about the
money which the woman was IN the habit OF carry
ing about with her. The money was not found on
her BODY and IT was not IN the possession of Pei
letO when ne died at st. VIncents Hosp tai. II
has been surmised that the WON An lett IL in the
care OF a friend, who, upon bearing or the MURDER
determined to conceal the fact.
The body of Mrs. Romano was examined at the
Morgue Yesterday. Ii is believed that her death
was caused by the shot wound in her mead and that
the wound in her breast was inflicted after she had
fallen lifeless the floor. Pelleto shot himself IN
the mouth 30 that the bullet went upward into the
brain Both bodies PROBABLY will be buried III Pot
ter's Field.
CATTLE YARDS IN HORRIBLE CONDITION.
The Board OF Health received report yesterday
from Inspector Roberts that the slaughter houses on
tine east side were in need OF improvements. which
were ordered nearly a year ago. For some nneX,
planned reason the orders of the Board
OF Health have not been complied with.
Inspector Roberts reported follows: " The cattle
yards of Henry Elsner 81 Sons, at Nos. AIT to 429
East Forty seventst., and OF the Butchers Hide
and Melting Association, Nos. Ala and 4l6 East
Torty-if .ll-st, after the rain storm of last week
were found III "a horrible condition, covered with
mud and ilth over the entire surface 10 depth OF
from fifteen 10 twenty inches Ii Is very apparent
that no effort has been mide TO Improve Jhem.
The BOARD of Health gave orders TO the sanitary
SUPERINTENDENT TO proceed against the butchers al
once.
OPPOSED TO TEARING UP THE STREETS
President Sauer at the meeting of the Board Ui
Aldermen yesterday, offered preamble and resO
luton setting fOrtn the auUoy aDcc and obstruction
caused by the tearing up oil the streets by steam
heating companies, and calling Oh the COmdiis-
sIoner Of Public Works To Investigate and report
10 the Aldermen it, in his OPINION II IL not prarti-
cable panies TO lay tue pipes III the lower
part OF the city during the night time and by cover
ing the excavations TINS made during the day 10
prevent the serious Interruptions winch are con-
stautly occurring TO travel by vehicles: If tins Is
found impractIC aDle then the Comm Issoner OF
Putlic Works snOnld suggest or adopt some other
means of obviating the trouble complained of.
Tue preamble and resolution were passed without
debate.
GOOD PRICES FOR OBJECTS OF ART.
The attendance was large and the bidding spirited
at the brIc-a-Drac sale in Kirby 81 Cos gal cry, No.
$40 and SIT Broadway, yesterday. The collection,
winch com prises furniture by celebrated makers
oil paintings and a library OF standard aud Illus
trated books is the property OF the late MIS- Thomas
SL.oomb The sale Will be con lnned this afternoon
and will CLOSE this evening. Some oil Tue Des prices
obtained were for bottle shaped vase, OF Chinese
tlolsoIa6. S23; u large figure OF the rain dragon.