New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-31
NETWORK CITY.

Grand-st front and rear and Clinton-st
PLATE GLASS INSURANCE COMPANY.
The Lloyd's Plate Glass Insurance Company, OF
New-York deposited 3 100, 900 with the Insurance
Department at Albany yesterday and received the
certificate Of the superintendent OF Insurance
which authorizes it to do business.
NOT AUTHORIZED TO MAKE COLLECTIONS.
weil-dressed woman who has been soliciting
subscriptions for the Floating Hospital of st. Johns
Guild from downtown merchants is an lmp0st0I
No one Is Authorized to collect money for the Guild
A DRUNKEN MAN DROWNED.
Charles Winters, a young German who LIVED at
Avenue A and Tenth-st.. jumped INTO the East RIVER
at the foot of Sixty-ninth-st. yesterday while he
was drunk Efforts we're made to rescue him, but
he was drowned. His body was not recovered.
GOOD FRFIGIITs FOR THE NETHERLANDS
The new steamship Zaardam. of the Netherlands
American Steam Navigation Company, sailed yes
terday on her first return trip to Amsterdam. with
a full cargo of abont $4,000 bushels of grain pro-
visions, etc.
DROWNED WHILE BATHING.
Henry Hoops, paper-rnler, employed by trim
& Brother, at New Church and Nesey-sts- ieit MS
home at No 81 HudsOn-st. at $50 a. M on sunday.
TO hattie in the North River and nothing more was
seen of him until some boys discovered his body
about D. IN. yesterday IN the river near the DulK-
head of Pier No. 22.
LUKE CRAfG's DEATH
Coroner Brady said yesterday that he saw no rea-
son for arresting Wallace DOwler, engineer OF the
wild engine. No. 10 of the second-aye ROAD,
which ran over and killed Luke Craig, an old col
ored man, on Tuesday night. The Inquest WI 10
held in week or ten DAYS, and should any facts
on Dowler's part. n will order MS arrest.
MRS BLANCK STILL IN PFRRY-sT.
Mrs Blanck did not vacato the house nc NO. 64
Perry-st Yesterday. as was expected, because her
husbands lawyer did not give her any money. AT
Mr. Klssam's Office il said that SUIT Tor limited
divorce would be begun to-day unless Mr. Blanck
naid mn at once. Unless Mrs Blanck is forcibly
elected from the house, she will remain there until
she receives n reasonable sun OF money.
HELD FOR RUNNING OVER AND KILLING A BOY.
Coroner Knox yesterday investigated the cause
of death of Joseph Ol3Tien, age ten, who was run
over on August % by butcher cart driven by
Samuel Josephs in Seventh-st., near Firstayc. The
;mrv fonnd flat his death was caused ny reckless
driving and Josephs was held in $1,000 bail to
await the action OF the Grand jury.
MEETING OF THE DOCK COMMISSIONERS.
At the Dock Commissioners meeting yesterday
watchmen Quinn, OReilley, Mccain, Wall and
Ring were dismissed for sleeping when on duty.
resolution was adopted calling upon Commissioner
Vanderpoe as treasurer Oh tne oPao Ito TO nptrc 70
Attorney any unlawful acts that he knew the Com
missloners had committed Secretary Cunning was
directed to give his reasons III writing Tor being aD-
sent from duty from August II to August %.
SEEKING TO BE RELEASED FROM AsYLUMs
Justice Potter, i'll the supreme Court, Chambers,
Yesterday grant ed writs OF habeas corpus III faVOr
Of Charles Jackson and OF Lucle Il. Laurent, MI
Jackson has been confined in the asylum on Ward 8
Island for about sixteen months. MISS Laureht
has been in the asy lum on BlackwelPs Island
for about a year and half. The wrts are re-
turuabe tomorrow. 1t is sad that both Mr. Jack
son and Miss Laurent are now sane ana always
BROOKLYN.
Deaths last week, 93l marriages. Sc; births
1872.
Jeremiah Field member Of the Republican Gen
era Committee, has been appointed tobacco IN
spector IN the Appraisers Department IN New-lork'
at a salary of 81 900 a year
motion for a bill of particulars IN the suit of
Miss Mary Alice Almont Livingston against Henry |
Fleming 10 recover oIo,ooo as ua;ia5os ioi ,I
ton and breach OF promise OF marriage was granted
by Judge Barnard III the Special Term OF the SUI
preme Court yesterday
A suit for an absolute divorce has been begun by
James NJ. Willie against Mrs. Emma j.. Willie. The
defendant elOped with a man named W. l.. Force |
two wears ago. Six months later sue returned and |
received her husbands forgiveness. Recently she |
again went away anu Is 10" H'lnB again Win
Force IN Newark.
President Murphy, of the Board of Trustees OF the
BROOKLYN Bridge reported to Mayor Low and Mayor |
Grace Yesterday the amount OF wotk dOne on the |
bridge for the preceding week. Much work was |
done upon tho supeTstructure. the paving OF the |
Brooklyn approach was nearly nnished, the last |
truss tut one placed IN the Franklin square |
Bridge and eghty-six tons of steel work were re-
ceived from the Ldgemoor Steel Company.
Michael Collins employed as riveter on the |
East River Bridge. fell yesterday from the struc-
ture near the Brooklyn tower to the bridge yard |
and was almost instantly killed. Ii IS believed that
he stepped too near the end OF plank. lie was |
twenty live years of age and came from Boston 10 |
work on the bridge three months ago. lie had no |
friends In BrOoAlyn
Frederic Frerewich, shipping clerk for Haber- |
rested Yesterday for grand larceny IN taking TIM |
ware from the factory lie acted III coluson with |
Joseph SneyIck, who keeps 5-cent store at No. |
300 tirand-st., and 20 whom he sent large guam
tity OF goods that Mr. Shcvick paid for. Mr. Haber
man placed his loss at 1000 III the last SIX months.
Mr.. Shevick was also arrested.
Medical superintendent Shaw, OF the Kings |
County Insane Asylum, reported to the COM |
mIssloners OF Charities Yesterday that the recent
fire in that Institution vas caused by q female pa.
tent VINO was employed a servant IN the officers
quarters piece OF IgnIted cloth was found IN the
bathroom. IL has been decided to a safety |
match instead of the ordinary sulphur match i'll the |
building
JERSEY CITY.
The police were requested by telegraph yesterday |
tOarrest William Smith "a jewellery who was wanted |
i'm Newark for picking mans pocket of S65. Cap |
tam FarrIer arrested smith and he turned over
to the Newark authorities.
William De Coyne, age nineteen, who was ar |
rested at the Central Railroad ferry while acting in
a very strange manner, informed Judge Stilsing |
when arralgned court yesterday morning that he |
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