New-York tribune., 1882-04-10
NEW-YORK CITY.

UNCONSCIOUS IN THE STREET.
An unknown boy. are about seventeen. waS found
unconscious Yesterday in front of No. 43 v est Fit
treuth-st and was taken 10 the Newly FORK Hospital.
lie wore a blue shirt and black felt hat
CUTTING HIS THROAT WITH RAZOR.
Caspar Nfer, a German, age sevcnty-four, Of No.
119 Goerck-st.. attempted to commit suicide YES
tcrday bv cutting his hroat with 4 razor. He was
taken TO Bellevue Hospital
TWO ATTEMPTS At SUICIDE.
Jerome Smith, who was locked up Saturday night
at the Nineteenth Precinct station on charge of
int0xcatiOn, made two attempts to commit suicide
bv hanging himself 10 The prison door lie was
prevented each time by DOorman James g. Crosby.
RETURN OF SPORTING MEN.
Philip DwycT, the Brooklyn hOrseman, and Rich
aid Roche who took Jacob Schaeier, the billiard
PLAYER abroad In the hope OF making match with
ViGnaux the French expert, were passengers Ion
the Gerinanic, which arrived here yesterday.
sCAIDED WITH COFFEE.
During a quarrel about midnight Saturday night
between Navy Brooks and Mary Pcrgue, n No. f21
Third-;tve the former threw boiling coffee upon
the latter and scalded her severely. Mary Pergne
was attended by physician. Mary Brooks was ar
rested
CONTRIBUTIONS To THE ACTORS FUND.
The following contributions TO the Actors Fund
have been received TO date; The lro0k kiyn Theatre
benefits. $s7G: w. +. Cody, 500; DR.. Hamilton
Griffin 500: Hcnrv Gllicg. 500: Van Tassel &
Kcarncy, S25: Murphy & Nesbit, so: the amount
previously ackuow.cdged was T31,77l 80. The
fund now amounts 10 S3G, OBJ 80.
TEMPERANCE AMONG FREEDMEN.
In the Free Baptist Church. in West Twcnty-Gfth-
ST. last night small audience listened TO addresses
ON temperance from ihe Rev. b. D. Peck the pastor
of the church. j. y. Stcarns, corresponding sccrc-
iary of the National Temperance Society, under
whose auspices the meeting was held and Chauncey
Shaier The needs OF the freedmen consd-
cred and collection taken 10 purchase temperance
literature to be sent to the South.
RoBBING A WOMAN.
Arthur Cheswnght, Young man Of English
birth was before Justice Patterson at the Jefferson
Market Police Court yesterday charged with rob
bing Mary Hamilton, of No 24O East One-hundred-
and-seventh-st., Of gold cham valued az SJO
which he pawncd for SO. Miss Hamilton Il
handsomely dressed young woman, said that she
left Chcswright few moments IN her room and
upon her return he was gone when she missed her
chain which she had left on the bureau. She had
been living with him, and he had only given her
$50 dollars in the last six months. On one occa-
sion, she had driven hlm out OF the house' but he
returned and broke in her door. Cheswright was
held for trial with bail fixed AT $1,000.
BROOKLYN
The carpenters and joiners have decided to ask
SO % a day after to-day and to strike Ii 1t Is not
granted
The animal parade of the children of the Sunday
schools in the Brooklyn Sunday-schOo Union viii
take place on May 2i.
Mrs Maria Delaney. who was assaulted by her
husband on Tuesday and taken TO the Cumberland
Street Hospital, became violently insane in tina; III
stitutOn yesterday and was removed TO the lunatIc
asy luin.
Doorinan Wolf. of the Fifth Precinct, found a
prisoner Bridget MGCuc. age slXtf-,eyen, lying on
the UtpOf OF ItI tli tdliy yt't olhIhH, " IN
her clothing on fire With the Hd Of Sergeant
strong the flames were eXtineuished, but not before
the woman was badly burned about the body and
limbs She had set herself on fire with Il pipe she
had been smoking. DOOrman Wolf had his hands
burned in putting out the IRE.
The hfty-second annual report Of the Roman
Catholic Orphan Asylum Society of brooklyn was
distributed in the churches of that faith yesterday
1t showed that the total number OF inmates IN II.
Johns Home for Boys, 1t. JO,cpl's Asylum for
| IRIS and -. Pauls Industrial school for Girls
was l.1O9 TIE receipts Tor the year ending March
- were SIOS 2S2 II the balance from the pIcccd-
! ing year, 50 1O3 81; the disbursement, @lOJ.-
| SIC Is, and the present balance, 500 a.
Thomas j. Pagan, dealer In shoes at No 5OG
Fulton-st. secured the arrest of Frederic Nose on
| SATURDAY upon the charge of passing counterfeit
| money. Mr. Pagan alleged that 80 bills on the
| Broadway National Bank and on the state of New
| York National Bank, and two so United States
! Treasury notes offered him By Mr. Vose were spu
| lious The bills wcIe declared genuine by several