New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-27
DROWNING HIMSELF IN THE FAs

DROWNING HIMSELF IN THE FAST RIVER.
man ABOUT fOrty-hye years old. supposed to be
George Mauer. German, Of No. 110 Mulberryst..
Buffalo, drowned himself II the East River ut
Sixty-third-st., yesterday. TIE body recovered,
STABBED IN THE ARM
james Hadden, of No. 40 Rivington-sr, was
stabbed in the eft at East Broadway and
Essex-st.. early Yesterday morning and was taken
10 the Chambers Street Hospital
BREAKING HER wALKIN G-BEAN.
The new terIybOat Baltimore, Of the PenDsyl-
vania Railroad Line running from the Desbrosses
Street Ferry, broke her walking beam yesterday
when about 40 feet from the slip on her way to
jersey city
Busy DAY IN A POLICE PRECINCT.
There were sixty-one arrests made by tho police
Of the Edridge-st squad for the twenty-fOur hours
ending at a. IN. yesterday. OF these twenty-0n-
were for violation OF corporation ordinances The
others mostly for disOyderly conduct and minor
offences. There one case Of highway robbery
CHANGED Win STEALING OLD COINS
At the Essex Market Ponce Louri yesier law, be-
fore Justice smith August Weber. OF No. 224
West Seyonteenth-st., barber and dealer IN Old
coins, charged his son, August wien the larceny OF
quantity OF rare old gold and silver CONS on No
yemJer p, Of the value OF 300 IN concert with
one or two other persons whose names are I'M
Anown. Young We1ocr acknogl.d1ed his guilt
and was held for trial IN default Of $1,000 ball
HIGHWAY ROBBERS ARRESTED.
John English, age tSenty-seven and Charles
Judge, age twenty-thrae, were arr1igned before
Justice Morgan yesterday III the TOmbs POlce
Court, on complaint of Ere lerIck Belier OF No.
l457 FIrst-lye, for having, wh'ie acting IN con-
DOWN about o'clock YESTERDAY morning At Ch1t-
m-square and East Brol,w4y, with intent to
cOmizt a robbery. In answer . MA cries for help,
O6cer Hawkins Of the Fourth Precinct came up
aud arrested the prisoners. They were each held III
defau of $1,000 DaiL
ARRESTED FOR PERsONATIYG AN OFFICER.
Frederick Harder q motel Keeper, OF No. 70 Green
wch-sr preferred . charge against William SmlJl,
e twent six. OF 40 Is w Washington So, baker.
OF having ,alselg represented 70 him hat he wa
police officer smith exhibi ed badge or shield
ana threatened 10 arrest Harder on the evening o.
November 20 If he did MOI pay him -. Ine com
plairauC gave HIM the money under cOmpulslOa.
He subsequently discovered that ; NTH was an i'm
poster. Detective herwln arrested Smlth lie was
neld for trial.
VIOLATING A CITY ORDINANCE.
The general order requiring every policeman to
ares. p.rs.n, seen thrown ga o4ge and retuss
INTO the street / not 0beyed. Norris, thomas, Car
Isle and Albany-sts., are evidence OF mis- On
saturday, shortly after noon a little girl with
large TN wasI-bJl,r full of garbage and ashes,
came Out Of n house not more thau one hundred
feet fir a poi eman in MOrrls-st AMI dellb erately
emptei the conte . upon The tip Oh an already
large pie OF garbage aId rubbish. TIE policeman
a 5G no a'''''0n 10 Tue 0'''O''''' ''''''0 u '-
PUTTING VINEGAR N A RIVAL DEALERS MILK.
John Hayes. mi k-deIler. was yesterday before
Justice Gar lner in the Harlem Police Court,
charged with putting vinegar mo the milk OF Scion
Horton, another milknau. Hayes at one tue
rkrd for Horton, but obtaining partner went
INFO buslu - Tor himself Horton served milk 10
four families III the hat-uOuse No 3l9 Last seventy
nInth-st., and Hayes TO two families. Horton al
eges that his customers complained that something
was wrong with the milk, and that upon watching
be Hayes pour vinegar from bottle mo Que "
tie cans whereupOn lie caused his arrest. Justice
Gardner held Hayes IN $500 bali Tor examination on
! next saturday.
BROOKLYN.
Michael Thompson stole a gold watch chain from
the undertaker-shop OF f. j. DoughertY, OF No. 1894
! Hicks s., yesterday and IL Ide his escape
| The Rev. DR.. Ansen c. Dubois has resigned from
the pulpit of the Reformed Church IN Flatlands, L.
| l., to % 10 81. Thomas, ". The state of MS
| health cOmDels him Co seek warmer climate.
The Rev Dr. Paddock, Bishop of Nebraska yes
erday morning preached to a Large congregation in
the Lhur b 0. the Reformation, N Gates-ave near
FrInLAln-aye.
A verdict of guilty If urler in the second degree
was fOund at u late hour on saturday night by the
Jury which tried James Fiaharty killing his wife
with Oed-slar on september H. at No. Jo North
FIith-st.
The Rev. Mr.. TalmaCe announced yesterday that
great preparations for rhe ii observance Of Thanks
giving Day In tie Tabernacle lad been made. The
place would De decorated with tie frutJ5 OF the
earth from all sections OF Oh. United States.
Mrs Emma Ackecman, OF No. 40 West Forty
seventA-st., NeN-IOrk attempted to drown herself
in he ferry slip at tue 1906 OF Grrenpo1t-aye, yes
teTdIy afternoon. She was rescued from the water
by a man employed IN The feTry-AOuse and taken TO
the Greenpolnt Avenue Police Station.
An insane woman was found on the stOOp Of a
house in BaltIc-St., COurt-st., Yesterday
ing. She could not tell her name, and had nothing
10 identify hec except baggage check of the Penn
syvania Railroad from CnlontOwn, y. j. Its num-
Der Z7,403. she Is ABOUT twenty-five years
Old has brown hair and is dressed IN black She Is
at the Butler street Police Station.
NEW-JERSEY.
HOBoKEy-The body of John Kaufman, age
thirty-two. laDorer on the new wharf OF the New
York Ontario and Western Railroad Company
which is in course OF construction az Weehawken.
was found yesterday floating IN The Aorth River on
Meehawken. kautndn Who Is q Dane, Lad Oeen
missing since Monday last. james Newell, age
twenty four of No. n Granu-st del yesterday at
St. Marys Hospital from the cnects Of INJURIES sus-
tanned Tuesday last by being thrown from
carriage.
STATEN ISLAND.
ToTTENvnLE.-The three-mast d schooner built
hy Jacob ;. Ellis will be launched to-day. An at
tempt was made on saturday To launch the vessel
bur n stuck on the ways The hooner which is
600 tons burden will b. used Ia the sou nern coast
in! trade.
RossvILLE.-During her husbands absence Mrs.
Horace Purnell cOlpred, abandoned her home, tax
lng win her all the household effects. Mr. Purnel
tanks SIN has gone away with another niger"
ELM PARK-F. ). Kinney's steam yacht Whisper
is Oh thu ways TO be rebuilt ana made larger.
JERSEY CITY.
Mrs Ashford the wife of Captain Ed ward Ash ford,
living at No. 30 MOntgOmery--t., was awakened
between = and } o'clock Yesterday morning ny near
ing a noise, I'll on looking about her Sc" burglar
climbing through the WINDOW. She quietly
| awalcued ner husband, who took his revolver rom
under the pillow and iired one $40 causing tne Dur-
Tiar 10 make a precipi5Ite exit through the window
DY which nc had entered.
LONG ISLAND.
GREAT NECK-Joscph :. Spinney has lived at
Great Neck for the past twelve years During that
time he has built and gwen 10 the ugregatlOn the
Methodist Episc )pa. Churcl parsonage sud chapel
at q cost of $50 O0D. HIS subscrip ION to the church
and Sunday-school annually Is 81 800.
NEWARK.
Bishop Wigger laid the cornerstone of new con-
vent for Dominican nuns yesterday afternoon ut
the corner OF Peutn-st. ana ir,eenth-ave Not
wltnstandIng the snow about 800 persons were
| present Af.er the ceremony address on the
contemplatiYe and active Christian lite was deliv-
cred by Archbishop COrrIgaa IN the nelgnboring
! church of Dominican monks. The new building
will be $50 feet square and viii be constructed OF