New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-28
NEwyOKK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY % 1881

| of Prospect Park. IL the Park Commissioner, con-
sented The cost will probably be S25oO3o, TO-
| warl which one man has offered $1,000. com
mttee of three was app United TO consult with scuip
| tors and architects.
| Heury Voightlender jr., age twenty-five formerly
| employed with the jesse James troupe put VINO
| had been out of employment Tor some lme, at.
tempted TO commit suicide last evening Dy takipe
dose of arsenic while in livery stable at NO 90
Wilson-st He was taken to st. Catherine lbs T1
pital, where it was thought that he would dle Ine
| cause of the attempted suicide was dependency.
The 47th Regiment Colonel Truman " Tuttle
commanding assembled last night az the Fourth
street Armory for review and inspection Dy
! General William II. Brownell. After the review,
mar badges were presented 70 .nose by
Major Norris b. Farr, Inspector Of Rifle Pracuce'
| Fourth Brigade.
warrant was issued yesterday for the arrest OF
preferred by James Nolan bartender in the oun-
tain Inn in Flatbush-sye. Barnard deals in dia-
mOnds and jewelrv. Last summer Nolan, with
whom he was acquainted, entrusted to hIm watch
worth 800 for repairs. Barnard failed 20 returu IT,
and lately admitted that 10 pledged as securI ~
for debt Mr. Barnard IS connected with st. Johns
Protestant Episcopal Church, and boards with the
rector.
LONG ISLAND.
GLEN CovE-George Cocks died at bis home on
Sunday. He was prominent politician in Queens
County.
RIvERHEAD-Five brothers named Howard. OF
Greenpor, arr IN the County Jail, Three were ar
rested for disorderly conduct and two for burglary
PORT JEFFERsOS.-The members of the Methodist
Episcopal church are much concerned about the
health of their pastor. the Rev. w. L. Holmes. who
Is said 10 be suffering with InclpIen softening OF
the brain. He has been granted an indefinite leave
of absence.
LONG ISLAND CTTY-Aderman Gleason yester-
day received telegram from Assemblyman Bene-
dict, stating that he would be summoned before toe
Legislative Committee having the matter OF MS
alleged attempt 10 ackma the officers OF thu Long
Island Railroad under consideration az an early
date.
FLUsHNG.-As the schooner David Crowen was
passing through the draw of the old Charlck bridge
on Flushing Creek, lat on Monday night, she came
in co lislOn with the side of she bridge, carrying
away her bOwspriG and foremost In fainng The
mast struck Captain Minoban, knocking him over
board. He was rescued with difficulty. de was
seriously injured.
STATEN ISLAND.
Ew-BRIGHTON.-Mrs. Henaessey and her two
children, who lost their lives by the burning OF
their home IN Jersey~St., buried yesterday In
ST. Peters Cemetery.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
NEW RoCHELLE.-Edward Cordial, age twenty
two, engaged IN a street quarrel with John Obr1en
on Sun Law morning. Daniel Murray stepped be-
tween them an was shot IN Of lis hands by
Cordial. Deputy Sheriff Malloy sprang forward 10
arrest him, but Cordial ATTEMPTED 10 snoot hun.
Malloy wrested the revolver from COrdlaPs hands
and took him 20 the lookup. Several pa Sn-tekets
were found upon him for property pledged 10 New
York One Of the tickets was for gold hunung
watch and chain. pawned the dsV after the burg
larry committed at the house of Miss Aoulton IN
Huguenot-st. The watch was identified bV her as
her prnperiy and recovered. Cordial was taken be-
fore Police Justice and committed.