New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-08
NEW-YORK CITY.

NEW-YORK CITY.
"Morristown sends 81 for the family Oh '0''pA
A. Seeds. ,oa;toto
The thrifty housewife need no longer nes smnY
; in that respect is over for at least
year.
MR. WEEDS IMPROVEMENT L.,
rhurow Weed spent compara,,'eS rt go If
yosteydav sleeping at intervals ana partahils Vi
!.oou; erobie nourishment Mr. Weeds irlenos anu
medical attendants express themselves ns n"'A '
couraCed over his continued Improvements
MRS IANGTRYs CROWDED HOUSES.
NJ Ianytrv mad another crowded house last
evening The seats for the remainder Oh tho W.
are all sold The sale OF seats iOr tne eecou
when Mrs Langtry plays hoSatlna ooe"n orrbas
morning. lheIe was Coh'iA-UO"' A w.
ers dHing the day.
CUTTING HER THROAT WITH A CARVlNG-hMflh =.
Mrs. Josephine Sleger, German woman Iortl
years Old committed sulclov e"oi al 1NeSt Thirty
scYenth-sA 10y cutting her throat WITH a carv s
knife. 1t supposed that Slse Id" De'oiA0 'N''1
on account of domestic trouble
THE prpf,I OF RICHARD j. THORNE.
The funeral of Richard j. Horne late plesu o,
of fine F0uitabe Fire Insurance company, t toVA
place yesterday noTning Id the 90 rcpiv.nintbst
and Madison-ave The Rev. DTS iayl2r' OIIii'S-
ton and Stephenson were the 0lciatlng cioIg' Eo'
The full board of the Equitable Insurance. IN !n
many and President hoffman and the oncGls OF 'lle
hoard of Underwriters were present. Inc luteI-
ueut was at Greenwood Cemetery.
SHOT WHILE PLAYING POOL.
While PETER Heck r0f No. 33s East Sixtleth-st.,
and Keniamin Graham, of No. 73l Second-aVe, were
playing pool i'll Alexander McN hey liquor stQLc az
No. 741 First-avc YESTERDAY the bartender, 'aInos
Cannon discharged accidentally, shotgun. me
Shot took effect IN Graham's head but fortunately
faused but little injury. Cannon was arralghed III
the Yorkville Police Cont, where he was us
charged, Graham cruising to make any Complaint
ARRESTED FOR A POuCEMAN's DEATH.
Captain Saunders, of the Twenty -thlrd Precinct
Police yesterday arrested three men cuYIsTn VII
compliclty in the death of Policeman Gauagher
who was struck by a stone on sunday nlghI TWO
weeks ago aud who died Oh Monday from tue effects
of his injuries The prisoners eaye nneLr names a.
Thomas Kenny, Henry shea ana william heegan
They were identified as having been IN the company
of William Clarity az the time of the assault.
APPROPRIATIONS FOR MISSIONARY WORK
The annual session OF the General Missionary
Committee OF the Methodist Episcopal ChurcH WAS
CONFINED al No. sos Broadway yesterday. The
morning. and a large part OF the afternoon wore
taken up by discussion OF me work o L. 'G Kew
10 the Church The whole matter was nhaiIy re-
feriedro "A committee, who Will make @ report 10
Toy the missions in Germany SB24 900; Denmark,
SO ,432 Norway, SID, 469 sweden 9ZI'o47' anu
Ion those in India $751; GAO.
BROOKLYN.
Arthur Weistenstencrs, aged ten of Miller-avc.
md Broadway was killed yesterday by q beam
falling on his head as he watching the erection
OF new building.
Frederick Crouch the brcklayer who fell from a
new building at Madison-ave and One-huhdred-
and-twenfy-i ourth-st. on Monday, died late that
night at the Ninety ninth Street Hospital
After a long hearing Health Commissioner Kay
uond has decided that the business OF the newborn
Cream of Tartar Company, In Morton-st, com-
planned of by residents of the Nlneteenth ward Is
bot detrimental or dangerous TO public health
within the meaning OF the statute.
The Middle Reformed Church has cOncuTred in
the resignation of the Rev. Dr. T. F. lngersoll, who
has accepted the pulpit of the Puritan Congrega-
tonal Church. The South Chassis OF the Reformed
Cnurch of Long Island will meet next week, tor
maIy 10 sever Dr. ingersOs church relations, which
have continued for thlr cen years
In the Protestant Episcopal Missionary Confer
ence Yesterday a series of papers, followed by dis
custom were read IN II. Peters Church III the al
ternoon by the key. Messrs. 3 Kesse, OF Haytl, L:
{. Putnam, of jersey City, and w. a. Fan, OF
Liberia. La the evening meeting III Holy lrimIy
Ihnrch was addressed by the Rev. MesSrs. j. l..
ParAs Percy Brown and j. II. Eccieston.