New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-28
rEwYoRK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY 49, sTEN PAGES
his ear. Last night the boy died and Walsh was
arrested. Coroner Brady released MN on hoin'hai
bail to await the result of the inquest.

his ear Last night the boy died and Walsh was
arrested. Coroner Brady released him on nominal
bail to await the result of the inquest
A POLICEMAN GUILTY or ASSAULT.
| Policeman Charles H. Henderson, of the eleventh
Precinct, was tried yesterday IN tue Co ulau II
General Sessions charge Of felonous assa,,'
lie fred several shots at Policeman Hogan. OF tue
same preoinct i'm the police station the evening
of September IS. Hogan was wounded III Iio ~ on
and left wrist. The jury after an absenfe or n
hour Ind u half, found henderson guiiIy VI "'
and battery.
A TRAVELLING sALEsMASs ARREST. 81.
Nicholas Mullcr's Sons. COCK manula a.if H.. 81
No. III Chambersst. had received no oiio'" Wbeei
hqencc Yesterday afternoon Of the arrest In w neel
Ing w Va. of their travelling salesman NHiialn
Lencho alias Robert Meekln. One OF the lheulpG
OF the firm will go to Wheeling TO inyestlga,g VA
cause of the trouble. Lenche has been employer
by the firm Tor a number of years, ana mas AWAY
been regarded as an honest anu INDUSTRIOUS Dus-
nessman.
Al CAB CRUSHED by A FAILING DERRICK
While n cab IN which we're George H. JARVIS oil
No 22G West lhirty-ninth.st., aud Benjamin Dan
iels OF No. 522 SXth-ave., was standing at MAIL
son-ave and Fifty eighth 81. Yesterday, Ill Iront Oh
a new buitdng a derrick fell from the fourth story
crushing he cab and inuring the horse attached 10
it, The fall of the derrick was caused by an OK
wagon, which against n guy-rope cohheoteu
with the machine. The express wagon was not III
jured.
EXAMINATIONS IN THE Park DEPARTMENT. A.
Tho division gardeners ana employees III uno
Yesterday AS 10 their uun icatIOns at the Arsenal
by The Superintendent of Parks. the Suprrlntehdcn'
OF Planting. the experimenting paidenoI,aH" DIT
missioner MaCLean. The superintendent Oh rant
ing examined them concerning The settlng Ou' "i
trees and shrubs and the various KINDS l4apleu 10
this at ME and tue various seasons Oh ne Sr.,i'
The Su perntendmg Gardener conducted ihe oAaIl'-
nation especially with reference 10 th1 uAcloh'
kinds OF trees.
An OFFICIALS REPREHENsIBLE CONDUCT
Matthew Grace, Who is ctiar-c' 49,, Nm ,vae
l.. ;r.r t...itr TDI
arrrs ed Yesterday Dy Detectives Reilly and On
GerIch IN ana arraigned before Judge 'IlueI'icHN
IN the COur, OF General SESSIONS us coihsy H.
the atohtion of the judge to the i.ct u ~ ~ t
chaIge had been dismissed by FOI-c Ju'.i'e DIZZY
hur Notwithstanding thdt tact Assistant D'Sh.I'-
Attorney Allen mad brought the cas- pS4o'o VI
GRAND Iury JuGgc GIidcrsecYe SAID ihd. sum
ucfion was rerreAensible when the case had already
been tried before II o0mp-taut miA3atItHUe' "'''oo
was bailcd IN II 900 by Harry I'M.
RErORTs TO THE BUILDINGS BUREAU.
Plans ", re med yesterday Dy Cuarcs II. Bliss Tor
an egnt-st ~ tthOusc at the SOU h-ta-u corner Oh
Broalw.y ana FlIty-s'yenth-st The hou"e Wal ~
~ Irirk and browustOnc and VIII he built for SIX
families on each door. Eire-l ROOF walls viii lnclos
line ttalrs and elevator. The building viii cost
100000. samuel II. PuIdy mel piahS Ior d ~ :,
story flat at IhiTd-avc. and Ohe-huhuIci-ant-ilI nj
t,eutb-: 10 cost T}9 900. The following buildings
Vere reported unsate Nos. $50 Cherry s,' % IKE,
ST., BJtdvia-st., 500 NesJ fOriy-5e'oh'H-'V """
:3S2 GreeuWIch-st
TROUBLE BETWEEN TWO LAWYERS.
James II. .c4c-se, lawyer doing business al
Chaluh. rs-st. ana COiirge-placc vas at.i2rtu oc-
fore justice Morgan yesterday al The l"nUs Ionce
Cont ON 0mJldIut al William Lindsay. also a law
yer, Of tue urln # Lindsay ~ tidinucr, "i NO 90
Grccuwlchst.. for ASSUMING MN III the ONCE OF the
Jerk OF the Marine Court, by s,ilkmg hih uh me
cnin with his mana on Tuesday iast. counter
charge of assault was made by the defendant. Inc
aIliculty arose out Of the settlement oi bill OF
costs. Nj. NhtoiePge was required u turkish
BONDS 1900 10 Keep the peace.
HUSBAND AND WIFE BOTH HELD
Coroner knox yesterday morning began an IN
quest the case OF George smith, age hity, oil NO.
24S Vest SIAtecntA-sl. Inc evidence tdkt~ " A.
contradictory. Ii appeared that Oh Octoucf >,
Smii h mad a quarrel with thomas lleIy, NI0 lINed
III The same Louse. some witnesses alleged that
smith ieli DOWN basement ana others hat hcdiy
hlCkcd him. The injured man W"s taken 10 me
Ncy-l ok Hospital and he dIed on October IS. The
Jury rendered yermct that smith cane 10 hla
death ut the hands OF Thomas heaiy and BrdgtI,
his wife. Coroner Knox hcId u"aIy u 9l,OJO "hi
ms vile III 300 DdI 40 answer before Inc Grand
Jury
FOUND DEAD IL THE STREET.
A man. rdlncr well dressed, was .ound dead at
Fran Ahn and hua,Ou-sts. late on IhuI}.ay nlsAt;
The papers iOund on HIM were sent II Jne CofOhefa
Office Yesterday. Among hem were numb r OF
cards Oi j. L. bennett, tca Ceuicr, al No 10 FUTON
ST. Investigation showed that tho dead man was
Edward Hal, salesman for JiT. Bennett. lie lclt
the store with fellow salesman, john Rouse, on
thursday evening, Ihe Last seen Oh MIA ho was
running Tor a Niutl4-ayo car. lie was taken with
hemoIrnaVe OF the lungs. MIR. Hall was iurHeriy
manager Tor "A large nrm IN Llghtn-ave. and Was
prouiIcnt member OF the eniy-second Ward
Land Lea ne. lie ran for tie Assembly twlce. bat
was QcIc.ltcu DOth times Ii" leaves vile anu I've
clIluIcn. lie lived at NO. OF West Forty -hItG-st.
ARRESTED oS A CHARGE OF =. RJCEI.
Jessie Mall ard. age eighteen, who j. accused bY
Joseph ). Lew of PERJURY An SulI IOl hes.c'h8 20
SUPPORT a enid bIOugut dgliIsC hIln last sum hCi,
Was aires. ed yesterday and committed 10 Inc
1ombs. IL was charged Thai the culd had dieu aha
that Miss aalllard substituted another ITS pdce.
The case Was brought before the Grand Jury % tcw
weeks 20 and the charge was dismissed. Inc CIm-
pliIDant and ais couu,el made the most strello
cdOrts To secure an indictment and tie case was
lHaIy sent back 10 the OTaAu jury D. Juuse Gil
dcrsiccVe ana an indlctMcni was found. lac case
excited much interest III The traI IA the Police
Court. AZ IL Was charged that there were two sub
stIutlOus of living infants III place OF those tndt
died.
GIVING WORTHLESS CHECKS FOR COFFIYS.
circular Issued "a lew days ago By \. I.
Taylor ~ Co., 1urn snInR uudertaKers, IN which
dealers IN the KIND of goods were warned
against a swindler VINO had presented worthless
c1ccks In return for shrouds. collins etc. Daniei
Dunn, an undertaken, DONG business ut No. $3.50
\, est Twenty ST.. received one OF the circulars
Yesterday morning. Shortly ditrrHsi ara man
tered his store aud requos ed hat colin aud
shrOud should be sent TO the Grand Central DrpOt
and Tic offered Ia payment "a check for 40, drawn
oil the Mercantile National Bans, to be order OF
Charles Smth o. carer, and bearing the signature
OF William Al. Hunt MIR Quinn 7 fused 10 acce 90 tn
check ana CAUSED tine man arr 81. Hc was arrdgu
III the Jefferson Mafnct Court, where he described
himself as Charles Bailey, age nifty eight, OF IrIe
Penn. Justice Ford renamed MIN uhul Sunday
to enable other compartments TO appear against
him,
BROOKLYN.
1t is expected that General FtLhuyh Lee will re-
view the 18Th Regiment In Christians week
John Eagdn, age sixty with no hY.ne except the
police s,4uon which ne irequented, was found dead
in II cellar IN Fst-st yesterday. lie Is reported TO
have wealthy relatives.
NEE ing Of the representatives. OF the several
labor organizations was h-ld last evening at
GranaGa Al ILL., III Alyrtieaye., and steps were taken
to form IA Central Labor Union Tor kIngs County
Inc new p'ndl code WAS severely denounced ia the
remarks OF some OF the speakers.
The old Bridge Street Ferry to be reopcned be-
fore MAY J. 1858 Controller senior and Mayor
Low nave grained lease 10 the Interested prop