New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-06


GOelet mansion. The building will have Q front OF
55 feet in Broadway and depth Of 100 feet. The
walls viii be OF brick and he nssd in the intsor
There will be stores on the first and second hoors
Above the second story the building will be cnt qp
into bachelor apartments. The cost VIII bc
$50. 900. Edward a. Kendall is the architect.
MIsERfEs OF TENEMENT-noUsE LIFE.
The tenement house at No. 1875 Second.aye.
is filled with cgar-makers Officer Chiardl, or tne
Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty to Children
found there Yesterday Bohemian family, consist,
ing of the father, August HockenyOs; his wife ana
five Children the eldest Only eight years OF age oG
made cigars The woman was in the last stage OF
consumption. The four eldest children were TAKEN
to the Yorkyille Police Court and committed 10 Inc
American Female Guardian Society. while the otner
infants will be looked after by the society.
DEATH FROM UNsUsPECTED INJURIES.
Michael Miles, labOrer twenty-elght years oiu
living at No. 2JS West Seventeenthst, was arrested
for intoxicaton at the Wall Street Ferry, on ncs
day evening. He locked up IN the flrst re-
cInct Police Station. In the morning IL was als-
covered that ne was ILL., and he was sent IN an am l
bulancc TO the Chambers Street Hospital, where nc
died on "Wednesday evening. Deputy Coroner Jei,
kin, Yesterday held an autopsy on the oody, anu
found that he had died from intercraniai vsa,
orrhage, the result OF injuries to thu head Mites
did not complain of any suffering when arrested
and it is not known how they were received.
WORK OF A CHARITABLE SOCIETY,". vo,D
At n meeting of the directors nj the New-iorK
Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Chlidren,
yesterday, memorial resolutions on tue death vi
Lewis L.. Dclateld, the socletys counsel ana one
its vice presidents. were adopted. The report OF
Superintendent jenkins for the month OF Marcn
showed that 202 complaints had been investigated
in the month, seventy-tive cases prosecuted, sew
enty-three convictions secured, III chillren re-,
lieyed aud sent to homes institutions, ana loo
investigated at the request OF police justices.
In these cases ixty children we're conmitted WIFI
saving to the city OF $500 under the existing per
capita law for each year that the children remain
IN the institutions where they were placed.
BROOKLYN.
The posts for the electric lights on tho Bridge are
being erected.
The Nazarene Congregational Church, Of No. 54l
VanderbIt-ave., was incorpora ted yesterday.
The Brooklyn Woman's Homeopathic Hospital
has been Incorporated.
The Clinton Club. which met at Atlantic and
Vanderbilt avenues, in the Howard Athon@um, has
been dissolved,
The Rev. Henry OLoughiu pastor of st. Mary
Star of the SEA Church, Roman Catholic. has sent
$3.50 to Bishop LOgue, of the Diocese oil Raphoe
Ireland to relieve the suferlngs OF the poor.
The talk of extending Flatbush-avc. from Fulton
st. 10 the Bridge terminus has been revived. Ex-
Mayor Howell advocates the opening OF the avenue
and the putting of six railroad tracks on IL to branch
OIL 10 various parts of the city. IL Is also proposed
TO widen Westinghouse. by Az feet.
The suit Tor absolute divorce brought by W. T.
Gr0enevelt against Mary e. Groenevet. has been
discontinued 1t having been foqnd that iaise re-
ports about his wife had been made to the plaintl1.
suit for 1000 for Islander is to be brought against
the author of the reports.
The Committee of the Board of Supervisors APP
pointed to investigate the alleged tampering with
bids b-fore they were opened, reported yesterday
that they exOnerated all members and employees OF
the Board whose names had been connected Win
the matter. The report was adopted.
Supervisor Creamy stated in the meeting OF the
Board of Supervisors yesterday, that he had posi-
tive knowledge that the walls OF the additions to
the Female Almshonse now building were only
twelve inches thick when the contract called iof
thickness OF sixteen inches. committee was APP
pointed to investigate the matter
JERSEY CITY.
Henry Agert, age twelve, was struck by loco,
motive yesterday mt the Point of Rocks and injured
so badly that he died few hours aIterward. lie
was taken to his parents home, at NO. 80 Kali
road-avc.
The man who was burned to death in the Green.
ST. lodging house on Wednesday nlgnt, was oernard
Mcdonnell. IIc a cripple anu scarcely able to
walk. County Physician Converse has directed
Coroner Hughes To hold an inquest III me saseol
Mcdonnell, To be begun Wedno slay night of next
week III order to discover the origin OF the fre
I'm the suit brought by John w. Redgure against
Joseph X. Close, jr., Tor $4,000 damages, yester-
day. the defendant confessed Judgment Tor @f,ooo.
a revolver which Close was examining last Septem-
her Was discharged into Redglre's spine, making
hIm cripple for life. Judge Knapp held that At
culpa BILE careessness could lie shown 1t would be
sufficient tor the recovery of damages. The de-
PENDANT then offered the compromise accepted.
NEWARK.
An unknown woman crossing the Passaic River
bridge on the Delaware, llackaWaDna ana western
RAILROAD las evening, was struck aud killed %
west-UOuud tram.
party Of Italians who were playing cards IN
saloon ut No. 20 Drft-st. yesterday afternoon, De-
came involved IN quarrel In winch knives were
freely used Rafael Doro and his brother AmadIo
were both severely cut, and Rafael Ii lying at ST.
MIchaePs Hospital with deep thrust III ms lett
breast The assailant, Salvador Carlo, has not been
arrested.
NEW-JERSEY.
CONSTABLE HooK.--Ntchael Mccarthy, a work.
man IN Lombard X AyrcS's 0i.-w0rks. was found
yesterday morning lying dead on the hgor OF the
buIldln. known the tail" house. live tlga-
lin. Mccarthy lived in Staten Island, where lie
leaves a wife aud family.
LONG ISLAND.
SoUTH OYSTER BAY.-It was discovered yester-
day that during the past three weeks tue un-
OCCUPIED summer residence OF James Williams had
been entered by burglars and property TO the value
OF 500 stolen.
HEMpsrFAD-Robert Cornell, one Of the Oldest
and most respected residents of this town. died at
Eimont ON Wcdnesd night, from pneumonia, Ill
the cI, hty-second year of HIS age. lie Lad been
member of the Methodist Episcopal Church Tor over
hfty years anu had been Justice OF the Peace and
Supervisor for twelve years. lie was bora III tue
house III which he died.
STATEN ISLAND.
NEST observation-disclosures Van Name. ago forty
six of Pore Rchmond, was caught III the machinery
at the 5 aten Island Dye Works, Tuesday, aud was
killed.
MRS. OCRAY BECOMES MRS. TOOMUCH-