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

and submitted large NUMBER OF aindayit7o ydLLnl
LAYERS truck.drtvers ard others who declared tnap
tho track was In good order end was lo{ 1nisance'
The case will probably not come to TRIAL. crilni
nal action against corporation is rare occui-
renee.
TENEMENT HOUSE PHYSICIANS TO BEGIN WORK.
The Health Department win make the appoint
ments to-day Of the physicians who are 10 VISIT tne
tenement houses for the remainder OF July ana dur
ing August. The visiting will begin on MONDAY,
and, it Is thought, from the increasing death-rates
among children living In these houses ~ snou,a
have been begun earlier There were lou ueaens
reported on Wednesday. "a OF the persons pi psang
children und~r i've years OF age. On lnursday'
while the total death-rate was lowered 10 lob per-
sons. that among small children had Increased 10
1O4. Yesterday 1877 children were reported among
the 205 names sent to the Bureau OF vital status
tics.
A WRESTLER KNOCKED OUT IN ONE ROUND.
Joe" Ryan, the wrestler, in the TomDs Poli S,
Court yesterday was charged With sssaultlng VIII
lam E. Harding. the sporting editor OF The Ponce
Gazette. The prisoner bore evidence tnat ne nau
been knocked out" 1t appeared from the evidence
that Ryan had gone TO Mr.. Hardings once 10 oruer
some printing for another man. He was told to
bring the order in writing and Immediately nc trieu
to chew Mr. Hardings nose. He was not success ss-
full however. Returning 20 the attack with his
fists Mr. Harding accommodated him with DreI
round without gloves. and policeman hnaliy TOOK
both into custody. At the Tombs Police court JUS
tice Smith declined TO entertain acompalnt against
Mr.. Harding, and committed his antagonist 10 IN
jail in default of $500 bail
BROOKLYN.
Peter Monahan, age sixty, of No. 54 Paci1c-st., Is
being sought for by the police. for outragsomsy
ASSEMBLING five little girls living in the Same mousse
ranging in age from five to ten years
Lawrence Gilroy, who was fatally burned in the
fire and explosion in the oil works OF the Kings
County Company, at Kingsland-aye ana Newtown
Creek, on Thursday, died yesterday al MS home
No. 81 Diamond-st.
Charles Burwell. age forty-six, of No. 800 Gin
ton-ave. Brooklyn. fell on the Stonington pier
while attempting TO go on board VI the steampoae
al IIa tuaHa Quf
and was taken to the Chambers Street Hospital
Michael Moriarty, age seventeen. OF NO. l3S
Eagle-st, arrested last evening upon tne cen-
plant Of Stenisea Beaubard. ago thirteen, OF NO
III Oakland-st.. who charged him with outrage,
ously assautng her In lumber yard at the 1901 Oh
Ash-st Her injuries were so severe that the Coro-
ner was summoned to take her ante-mortem state
ment.
JERSEY CITY.
The Hudson County Board of Frecholders esti-
mates its expenses for next year at $o42,333 IL.
County Physician Converse has ordered an in
quest In tho of Gustave Keyser, the BOY VINO
was shot through the heart on the Fourth oy
August Uhhom while practising at target shooting
| in Tyler Park
George winklsr, age forty. five. of No. So Wash
ington-st. died in the Charity Hospital YESTERDAY
from injuries sustained by falling from the roof OK
Adams's express stables in Montgomery-st, last
Saturday.
Frederick Krugle, age twelve, of No. 81 Third
st., threw a handful OF pepper yesterday into the
same house. The child suffered terrible agony ana
was taken by her parents to the SECOND Precinct
Police station. where City Physician motifs reie'eu
her suferings. The boy Will be arrested.
NEWARK.
John Book. of No. 90 Prnce-st., committed sui
eide at O'Clock last evening by hanging himself III
his cellar
Alderman Theberath's resignation was accepted
at the meeting Of the Common Council last evening.
He has served in the Council for nearly hye years
and was instrumental In discovering the frauds and
defalcatons in the various city offices py MS per-
sistence in forcing thorough investigation.
wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.
NORTH SALEM-Another negro who was arrested
al Stamford Conn., on Wednesday night on sus-
piciou Of having committed tho assault upon Miss
Stocum was discharged yesterday morning. There
| is yet one moro negro under SUSPICION
LONG ISLAND.
Ur,fpsTEAp.-Itisp probable that tho railroad be-
tween Valley Stream and tho village of Hampstead.
now owned by Judge Hilton, will soon be reopened.
| thus establishing more direct COMMUNICATION De-
| tween the north and south sides of Long Island.
| CAIyEkrox.-Ira Corwin. an old and respected
| resident died on Thursday from blood poisoning
caused by handling Paris green and fertilizers. lie
| had a scratch on his hand.
LoSG ISLAND CIrY.-Two boys. James Wilson OF
| No 208 Sixth-st., aud Thomas Fay, OF No. 102
First-st New York entered the cutting of the rail
road crossing. Jacksonavc Tor the purpose or rest
ueon THURSDAY night. lney thought .ne Track wIs
| son was aroused by the sound of an approaching
| train He attempted TO awake his companion, but
was 40 he seized him by the waist and
threw him against the side of the cutting. The boy
| struck the mason work with such violence as 70
| break his right arm and intict TWO severe scalp
| wonods upon his head His injuries were attended
| 10 by a Local physician and he was removed TO his
home. The political situation ~ Long Island
| In Queens County. Ex-Poce Commissioner
| Williams ia a candidate for Mayor at the
ensuing charter election. The present Mayor,
! George Petry, will run for the Office
| again. Alderman +. J. Gleason, president Of the
| Common Council. is also a candidate He Will run
| on an independent ticket The friends of Mr..
! Williams, who Is a Republican, feel confident OF
securing for him the support of he regular wing OF
the Democracy, the DE Bevoiss faction, as 1t was
formerly called The present Mayor Is likely TO re-
| ceIve his support from the Independent Democracy
| and the reform party.