New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-28
NETWORK CITY.

house. is being fitted up for variety theatre.
PROBABLE ACCIDENT TO THE LUDWIG
| H. w. o. Edge of Funch, Edge u Co., agents OF
the steamship Ludwig, which ls twenty-slx DAYS
| out from Antwerp bound for Montreal, Is not APP
| prehensye of the vessels safety. He thinks she
| has met with some accident TO her machinery.
| RETURNING A CRIMINAL TO BOSTON.
| George Hamlin, the private detective from Boston
who was arrested in this city on "Wednesday even
| ing for committing q larceny OF S446 IN Boston, was
| taken to the Essex Market Police Court yesterday
and placed in the custody Of Inspector Garraughty
| Of Boston. The prisoner was atterward taken 10
| Boston.
| CAPTURED AFTER A CHASE.
Two men who gave their names as James English
and John Carroll stole coil Of rope from the
| They were captured after quarter mile chase Dy
Officer Muldo n. of the Thrty-thrd Precinct, with
the rope in their STStce MIr ia goo 600
| ball.
| CHARGED WITH OvERCHARGING.
| There are FIVE complaints before the Mayor against
warehouse in East Thirthteenth-st. between Broad
| way and Fourth-ave, for overchargng. the amounts
charles Marie OF East Thirty third st., Mrs Phin-
| ney of No. 215 East Forty-eighth-st. and Mrs.
Broadwell, Maxwell has prOfessed his willingness
| to SETTLE
| REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
John Z. Sohermerhorn has purchased the prop.
sry and structures Nos 81 BGadw@ s and .o ~
for an ssnd coo OF ~
ises No II Eassau-st Upon the buildings Nos. 90
| and 81 Sufiok-st. 81. PauPs Church, or East
chester, has advanced loan Of 10000.
NEW MANUFACTURING COMPANY
| The certificate of incorporation of tho Mackaye
| Manufacturing Company, of New-York. was filed IN
f9ny s a1 Of Ss of 'asss
! The incorporating trustees are George A. Shlndan
Benjamin NJ. Plumb, Charles l.. Chapman, Henry
G. Mackaye William f. Payson, H. p. Waggaman
and NJ Hartley.
sHoPLIFTERs PUNISHED
In the Essex Market Police Court YESTERDAY. JUS
twenty-nino. and Mary A. Donnelly both of No. SO
Rivington-st.. for stealing from Goldman's dry
goods store So worth of dry goods. The women
called at the store on Thursday morning. and while
looking at goods hid several piecesunder their
shawls. They were arrested while leaving the
store. Mrs. ONeil said that she was intoxicated
when she committed the theft. Mrs. Donnely af-
terward gave bail and was released.
ABANDONING HIS FAMILY
Louis Newman, a young Polish jew, recently ar
rived in tins city with III, wife and three children
ages respectively seven, three and one. and after
hiring apartments he deserted his family. His
wife reported the matter at tho Tom6s Police Court
and Justice Smith sent the two older children TO
institutions. Yesterday morning Newman was ar
rested az No 40 Baxter-st. and he was taken to the
Tombs Police Court. When the case was called his
wife refused 10 press her complaint but the prisoner
was held The woman then cried bitterly and tore
her hair
AN EARLY INSPECTION OF POLICE STATIONS.
Commissioner Matthews made Informal and I'M
expected calls at some Of the uptown police sta
tons carly yesterday morning. Before = a. IN, he
ton in West Forty -ssyen HIST. and within an hour
he had crossed 10 the east side, and had
resumed ne 'os T tbe on upS
one of the prrsent Commissioners who has satisfied
himself by personal observation that the officers in
the various preclnolsare doing their duty.
ARREST or PINE-sT. LAWYER
Samuel r. Gregory, lawyer at No. 3 Pne-st.,
was arrested Yesterday by Detectives Reilly and
was accused OF having ATTEMPTED TO defrand
George A. Spcer. Of No. 502 Broadway, by giving
him check for . 800, which proved to he worth
less. Splcer had recovered q Judgment against
George f. Foots for 81 900, and it is alleged that
the money TO paw this judgement was gwen to
Gregory Int was not PAD over 6y him Gregory,
81, 800 being given by Senator John D. Herman
CHARGED WITH RoBDING CHILDREN.
A young glrl who Is thought to have been extern
siyey engaged IN roo9ln9 eh,Idfen OF ther van
Police Court yesterday. on charge OF having on
July robbed Nelly prscpll Of her earrings in the
eighth-st. The girl gave her name as Carrie |
Meyers aud said that she lived in Canal-st. She
was arrested about week ago on similar charge, |
but was discharged for lack of evidence The com
plainant who lives al No. 2,50l Second-ave., was
accompanied by a number OF her playmates who |
testified against tho sccused girl.
SEASIDE NURSERY GECoRDs BEFORE THE CORONER |
Dr frautlnau and Secretary Faure of the Seaside |
Nursery at New-Dorp, Staten Island, appeared be-
fore Coroner MeIkle yesterday afternoon and sub
mited the record OF me institution To support their
assertion that the child of Mary Strauss who died |
there last Saturday WAS not the victim of any neg
ect on part of the managers oil the nursery. The
Coroner transcribed the record from the register aud
attached 1t to tho testimony already taken IN the
case The opinion of Deputy Coroner MESSENGER |
that the child died from cholera infsntum was ac- |
cepted At the urgent request Of the officials the |
coroner decided TO mold an Inquest on Monday next |
at 2 p. m.
A LovE-SICK GIRL TAKES oXALIC ACID.
Mary SchwOebel, age twenty-three, q domestic |
employed In tho family OF Henry A. Casseboer a |
druggist at No. lOl East Nlnth-st attempted to |
nd her "A afternoon
taking oxalic acid She regretted the rash act al
most soon rs she bad committed 1t and she ran |
INTO Mr. Cassebecs drug store and crying out that
she had taken robson implOred the clerk 10 give her
an antidote. Remedies were administered and the
girl was taken 10 Bellevue HOSPITAL for further |
treatment. IL IL Thought that she will recover.
From expressions she let fall 1t is thought that dis
appointment in love was the cause of Mary's suicI
dal attempt
County Almshouse to be sent TO the Soldiers
Home at Bath. \. J.. but the remaining three pre-
fer to stay where tbey are.
The signature Of City Judge Alexander McCue |
has been forged upon recommendations of men ap-
plying for positions in several OF the street railroad
companies.
Preliminary surveys have been made for the pro-
posed extension Of tho Hampstead conduit of the
Brooklyn wator-works eastward from Rockville
Centre to South Oyster Bay.
Since February 1892, go ont of the 294 wells
in the city have been condemned by the Health
Department because OF the mpurity of the water
The Aldermen have ordered seventy of them to be
filled up.
The Rov. Dr. A. p. Putnam. OF the Unitarian
Church OF Our Saviour has returned from Europe.
whittier he went for the benefit of his health few
months ago He VII not resume work for some
time by the advice of his physician.
The funeral of Fireman Robert McDougall who
died from injuries received in tho fire at Harbecks
Pier on July 10, was held yesterday at No. 225 |
Adams-st The officers OF the Fire Department aud
detail Of men were present The burial was in
Greenwood.
Some residents of Ten Eyck-st. have complained
to Police Justice Naeher that the Salvation Army
meetings at No. 81 in that street are q public nut
sance. They complain particularly in res ard to the
beating of a bass drum, the tamhOurnes. and the |