New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-24
NEW YORK CITY.

Leonard Lindberg, ago eighteen, fell from the
roof OF No. ~ Bayard-st., yesterday, and was
The Excise Commissioners yesterday revoked the
licenses of Jacob Blank, of No. 100 Third-ave and
| of Henry Thesis jr., of No. 81 West Fourteenth-st
Francis Edele, an infant, fell into a tub of water
| drowned.
Richard Reilly, age nine, of No. $50 East Fifty
second-st fell into the East River ut the foot Of
| t1fty-fourth-st., yesterday, and was drowned.
N. Mary Sullivan, age tythree, attempted to
Kill herself yesterday, at 20. S4S Second-ave., by
| swallowing dose of Paris green. She was taken 10
| Bellevue Hospital.
THE PoRGERs HELD FOR TRIAL
A complaint was made yesterday in the Jefferson
Market Police Court against "Dick Davis and
Edward b. Darlington, who were recently arrested
on charge Of forgery and they were held, in de-
ness, was held III default OF 81 900 bail.
POLICEMEN RESCUE A CHILD.
slight fire at No. So Hester-st., yesterday gave
opportunity to R0undsman Sweeney and PatToiman
Bradshaw, of the Tenth Precinct, TO exhibit COM
mendable courage. Abraham Mann, age four who
had been left alone in the house, was res
cued by them after he had become insensible from
the effects of smoke
THE SHOOTING OF BRADY AN ACCIDENT.
Coroner Martin, yesterday held an induest In the
case OF Patrick Brady, who was shot and killed on
Wednesday, by Policeman James j. Ryan of the
twenty second Precinct. After hearing the evil
denGe the Jury found that Brady had met his death
by the accidental discharge of pistol in the hands
OF Policeman Ryan and that the shooting was purely
accidental In the Tombs Police Court, before
Justice White, Ryan paroled.
THE RHODE ISLAND LOSES HER RUDpRR
The Sound steamer Rhode Island, of the Provi- |
dence Line, broke her rudder when near Sands
POINT, Yesterday morning She was towed TO her |
dock at the foot of Warren-st. which she reached |
at z o'clock last night. Captain Mott said that he
could not account for the accident The boat was |
running at her usual speed when suddenly the rnd-
der oroKe. Ihere were no passengers OH board
none having been carried this month The load OF
freight was not so heavy as usual.
AN IMMIGRANT wOMAN's STORY
Catharne Blake and child arrived here last Sat-
urday on the steamship State of Nebraska and were
sent to Wards Island Yesterday she made ailI-
dayit that she was inyeigled into mock marriage
bington Justice of the Peace in County CavaI
Ireland. Three weeks after her child was born She
says that she was put board of the steamships
state OF Nebraska and sent to New-York.
GOING HOME TO SPEND CHRIsTMAs
- -Four hundred and twenty-five Norwegians
oweaes ana Danes are expected to arrive here this
morning from Chicago and st. Paul on their way
70 Europe TO spend Christmas. The party will be
lqined by about 80 persons from this city and
ser, OF the Ihngvalla Line. The 18th Regiment
Band VIII accompany the GeIser as far as Sandy
Hook on a small steamer
AWAITING MIR. MACKRY's RETURN.
, The organization of the Postal Telegraph and
yaDle company has been delayed by the absence of
John W. Maclsey, who Is expected to return to New
nc property and franchises of the Postal Teleqranh
company 10 the new corporation was Completed on |
uesudy DuU beyond TINS nothing of Importance
has yet been done. Ii il understood that before Mr.
hackey started for San Francisco he intilnated a
Slsh TO have some of his personal friends admitted
o the management. :
REWARD FOR A MISSING TERRIER
A reward Of 500 for information concerning n
delinquent skye-teTTieT which appeared Yesterday
Inanates from the office of Henry ID. Middeberger Z
house agent OF 80 Carmine-st. He stated that the
og had been missing since Tuesday last Although
valuable animal, 1t has been suffering lately from
lage ana IL Is supposed that il may be detained Inv
ONE one Ignorant of its value. Ii was christened !
zen ana according TO its owner is gifted with yari
us estimable qualities ~ '
49, A FULTON FERRYBoAT IN COLLISION %
The Fulton ferrybo Hamilton came into col a.
sion with the tugboat CTotOn about O O'clock Last q
yenmg; Inc ierryboat was about TO enter the >
up on tho New-fork side, just as the CrotOn was =
-ossing it.. The pilot of the CrotOn said that he
hstled as q signal, but the whistle was unheeded
y the Hamilton. There q slight scare on the d
lfyDoat !; but no damage was done to it, The the l.,
as injured TO the extent of $500. -
= An INSURANCE BROKER GONE WITH $4,000. u
\ hOhas II. Pratt, Junior member of the firm of O.
inslow, Post a. Pratt, insurance agents at No.
y Finest, has been absent from the city abont
onth When he left the city he took with him vi
'0Ou belonging to the firm and few Thousands |
dollars entrusted TO him by other persons He 10
= written from the West that he lost money In | IA
llroad speculatlons and could not make good his
sses. Pratt had been held in high esteem nv bis TO
SineSS associates and acauaIntancea previo,1a 10