New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-29

| Messrs. Moody and Sankey, with their families,
win sail for Queenstown on Tuesday by the steam.
Gospel-work liz the south or Ireland. they Intend
| going to London for the winter. Two tsbernacIes,
so constructed that they can be moved to any part
of the city, are to be used by them heir meetings
| In London.
LOSING HIs ARM ny AN ACCIDENT.
John Hernandez. age twentv-Eix, married, ana
| living at No. 126 Alexander-aye.. while cunning
with his brother, Diego near Far Rockaway. yes
tcrdav morning. by the accidental DISCHARGE of his
fowliDg-piece was shot in the right arm, immedi,
ately above the wrist. Mr.. Hernandez was carried
by his brother distance Of nearly two miles to the
house of Daniel Robinson, at Lawrence. and Dr.
Wolf, of Jamaica. who was immediately sum-
moned. amputated the arm above the wrist. Mr..
Hernandez has been engaged In no business since
January, but occasionally received orders from
Cuba for the purchase of goods for friends, and on
Thursday he had purchased large supply OF surgi-
cal instruments for Havana.
WANTING TO CARRY HER DEAD CHILD TO CANADA.
Margaret Murray, an Indian woman married to an
Irishmsn. at No. % Thompson-st.. went to the
permission to carry the body of her two-year-old
child to Caughnawaga.. Canada. A certificate of
death which she had. showed that the child had
died from diphtheria. Although she had purchased
railroad tickets she did not have money enough to
pay tor a coffin for sending the body by express.
and she wished to take it IN her arms She was
told that such transfer could not be permitted,
and at the suggestion of Dr. Nagle she went to the
office OF the Commissioners of Charities and Correc-
ton to make an application for assistance.
BROOKLfN.
Theresa Walsh age eighteen months whose father
fractured her skull on Thursday while he was in
sane, died yesterday.
Two burglaries were committed on Wednesday
night the town of Flatlands: the first in sixteen
years. From the house of Adrian Detmas silver
ware worth 800 was stolen.
Mrs. Charlotte B. Furlone pleaded not guilty
Yesterday to an indictment charging her With MAUI
slaughter in causing the death of Miss Charity
Lewis by malpractice. She will be tried in the
Court of Sessions.
Sheriff Stegman went 10 Coney Island Thurs
day night IN the hope of securing James Boyle, the
Post Office thief who recently broke ont of the
Raymond Street Jail. All he found was man who
looked like Boyle.
The towboys in the employ Of the Atlantic Ave-
nue. Railroad Company struck Yesterday for higher
taking their places. William Richardson, presl-
dent Of the company. applied to the police for pro-
lection. He said that be did not know what caused
the strike.
NEWARK.
In the case of Helmuth Bockholdt administrator,
against Henry A. Baker. the Circuit Court yes
terday, damages were awarded Of o cents for the
plaintiff The suit was tor So, 900 for the death of
child last March by being run over by the de-
PENDANTS wagon.
Samuel J. Randall has accepted IN invitation to
deliver the English Grafton on the occasion of the
German Jubilee on October 9.
LONG ISLAND
PORT JEFFERsON.-Sea captains report the for
nation of sLoal at the breakwater, Port Jefferson
Harb0r,
LONG ISLAND CITY.-An application was made to
the Queens County Board of Supervisors yesterday
by Stephen r. Hicks and Miss Kate Ridell, MEM
bers of the Visiting Committee, for assistance to
found a home for pauper children in the county,
and a resolution was adopted directing the County
SuperntendeDts of the Poor to consider the matter
and report to the Board at its next meetinC......
At a meeting of the Special Committee of tho
Common Council appointed to investigate the ac-
counts OF the late Treasurer Morris, which held
last night report received from the account
ant who had been exa'i lining the books, showing q
deficiency Of So. 116 20
WESTMINSTER COUNTY
WHITE PLAINs.-TheOdore Hoffman was found
guilty Ill June of the murder OF Marks the pedler
and sentenced to be hanged on July ~, but APP
peal taken to the General Term of the Supreme
Court for "A trial the ground that a pair of
trousers said 10 have been by the prisoner
the day of the murder had not been found. On |
afternoon James Wood, colored man, |
found the missing trousers slowed away in a stone
wall stone having been taken out to give them |
their hidIng-place. Hoffman. on being told that |
the missing trousers had been found, said: "We,
they can't prove that put them there"
STATEN ISLAND.
NEw-DRoP-The 4th Regiment, Colonel Frederick |
was reviewed and inspected yesterday |
at Sea-View Driving Park. by Brigadier- General |
Philip H. Briggs, lnspecterGeneral of the State of
New-YOTk. here were present ON review sixteen |
field and staff officers and 1877 rank and file.