New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-18


burglary, escaped from the City Prison on Wednes-
day evening. Smith, who ia only seven years Ola,
was subsequently, recaptured by DetecuVe CiVs,
ana YESTERDAY Jndge Lawrence committed MN i OF
trial. Edward Welsh, the third one, was AFRAID 10
make the attempt 10 escape and yesterday he was
discharged for want of evidence. There is no eyi-
dence to connect Cahil with the burglary, but he
VIII be punished for escaping If no IL recaptured.
NEW-JERSEY.
HOBOKRN.-Jacob Maggie, age thirtv-eight, q
baker doing business in Ogden-ave., jersey City
Heights, while suffering from attack of delirlum
tremens yesterday attempted to drown himself by
Jumping into the North River from the Fifthst.
dock. He was rescued and locked up in the station
house. "A suit of boys clothing was fonnd on
the Fifth-st dock by Officer kirOn at midnight
Wednesday, and 1t is supposed that the owner was
drowned while bathing.
PATERsON.-Three cases of successful horse-steal-
ing were reported to the Paterson police yesterday,
the city,. On Wednesday afternoon welI-dressed
nan, about Twenty-Five years old, hlred q
morse and buggy at William olIong
TO attend funeral in Passaic. He gave his name
rs Colds. and his home as No. 20G Main-st. The
man did not return with the property and no such
person was found at the address given. About tho
same rne another well-drcsSed man telling q SIM
liar story, hired horse and vehicle at John Iluss
stable on Van hoa'enst' th ana c 6ss
was reported to the police late yesterday
afternoon. 1t is presumed that numb Der Of
prof rssiOna thieves conspired TO make rad upon
LONG ISLAND
LONG ISLAND CITY.-Francis Brcnick, the man
who escaped from the Hunters Point police station
a few weeks ago, was recapturcd by the police OF
the Twent y-secOnd Street Police station yesterday
afternoon and turned over to the Long Island CITY
police authorities in the evening Health OlhceI
Dcnnler of Long Island City, IL sDected the ponce
boiling aud fat-rendering establishments on New,
town Creek, at Blissviile, yesterday, and ordered
the nuisances to he abaed within four days or he
would close tho establishments.
RICHMOND HIIIn-Mary Schwartz, young Ger
man wOInau was struck by the west wad-bOund
Port jefferson train on the MOntauk Railroad, due
at Hunters Point at 3 o'clock LAST evening directly
opposite the depot at Richmond iilI. aud fatally IN
jured. The tram does not stop at Richmond HILL
and the engineer AZ he approached the station saw
the woman crossing from field near the track, ana
he at once blew the whistle and applied the steam
brakes and tho woman before reaching the track
stopped, but in "a moment after attempted 10 cross
the track, and was struck by the. locomotive
and thrown some ten feet. When picked no she
was unconscious and was found t. lie cut about the
head and injured internally. Dr. H. +. DINER. the
railroad cOmpanys physician attended to the IN
jured woman, but gives little hopes OF her recoy-
cry.
STATEN ISLAND.
NEW -BRTGHTON.-J. Hamilton Wilcox, chairman
of the State Executive Committee OF the Woman
Suffrage party, has addressed open letter TO all
the clcrgymen in New-YOrk State requesting them
to urge the right OF franchise for women.