New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-04

place and Greenwioh-st, had stolen from her Q SIX
parasol while she was at yesPers 10 .ne ~ sn@nst
| 4 Howard denied the charge and was held 1or
| trial In default Of $500 bail.
USING A BURGLARS TOOLS IN DAYLIGHT.
| Henry Winters, age si1ty-four, was arrested pV
| Policeman Keppes, of the Tenth Precinct az Io
O'Clock yesterday morning while ne was , qsns
jimmy IN an expert manner upon the In the H
| Essex Market Police Court he was committed Ior
trial in default Of So 900 BAIL kit of burglars
| tools was found upon him.
DROWNED BODIES FOUND
| Carez Sarker. q Japanese cook on the park
Beatrice Havener, disappeared from the vessel on
Monday. HIS body was found yesterday at Pier no.
| BODY of Robert Oliver, jr., of Hoboken. a young
man employed in the Erie freight depot who fell
day and was drowned. was also recovered. together
with the body OF an unknown laborer about forty
five years old who was drowned in the Harlem River
near the Thrd-ave bridge o few days ago.
FAILING FROM THE ELEVATED RAILROAD;
John Collins. o labOrer, age twenty-elRht living
| at No. 5 Thames-st, while engaged at work with
several other men the elevated railroad track at
sIinnod and felI to the street He was taken in an
| ambulance to Chambers Street Hospital, where no
was found TO have sustained scalp-wounds ana
| compound fracture of the skull DE now lies III u
| precarious condition.
TARIFF RATS FOR MESSENGERS.
| The American aud the Mutual District Telegraph
Companies are preparing new tarlif books. when n
will soon be ready Tor distribution among their Gus
toners. The new Isis will differ from the previous
ones in showing at once the price TO oe paid mes
cuy limits Some of the boys employed by the
com panies have been in the habit OF charging more
| than the regular price when the customers nave
been unfamiliar with the tariff
| DIR PATCHIN's DEATH ACCIDENTAL
Coroner Martin held the inquest yesterday IN the
case of DIR. Millgan Patchin who shot himself IN
while cleaning pistol. The witnesses who testI-
fled were x-Leutenant-Governor Doisheimer who
was relative Of The deceased mani Sergeant
| Donohue and DR.. Bull. Their testimony all tended
to show that DIR. Patchin accidentally shot himsrlf
| while handling his pistol carelessy. The jury 80
| found.
| REGISTERS OFFICE NOTES.
| a bond of 100000 was placed on record In the
Registers Office Yesterday, which IL given by the
Jerome PARK Villa Site and Imp oyeIne Company
| to the American Jockey Club. The bond embraces
| the cuo grounds, racecourse, stables etc. IN
Jerome Park and Is accepted by the latter for the
better security OF certain debts, etc. incurred by
the former Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Dana have
transferred tho premises No. East Forty eyeuth
| st., to William H. Diaper for the sum OF S9o,OOO.
| RENEWING A STATE PRISON CAREER.
| Solomon Stern. against whom there were many
| complaints tor hevine was fesentenced yesterday
by Judge Gildersleeye to the State prison Tor i've
| wears He has served terms of Imprisonment IN
| Connecticut aud New-YOTk. He Expressed wIll.
ingnes5 to testify IN clyl suit t9r the recovery OF
some Of the property TAKEN until he learned that
his readiness To give evidence would not help hun
IN his request for n lighter sentence. lie then
| begged 10 ne sentenced dl onCe.
| DYING UNATTENDED IN AN ASYLUM
| Ellen Corcoran an incorporate woman, who had no
| home went 10 the Florence Nsson in Bleecker-st.
| on Sunday night. complaining OF illness she was
sent ~ the Msgdaeh Asylum IN Eighty -eign list
| near Fifth-aye IL not believed that she was
seriously Ill although she said she had cramps IN
her stomach. Another inmate of the asylum fOund
| the woman dead IN bed yesterday morning. he
ind cations were that she died from natural causes.
but no phy Ncian nad been callet to at end 4er.
| Coroner Kennedy will investigate her death to-day.
FAVORABLE REPORT on A CABLE
| SUPERINTENDENT smith. of the Fire Department
telegraph. went to Pttsburg, PENN, last week, by
order Of the Fire Commissioners, TO test a cable OF
| underground wires mile long which has been
| IN use la that city for about year lie returned
| on "wednesday aud made n v'rOal report IN favor
of the method of putting wires under ground. Inc
Commissioners yesterday directed their counsel To
make a report regarding the powers oil the Depart
ment in placing wires under the street pavements
| lheY inclined to lay a cable oil lire Telegraph
| wires "a an experiment..
BROOKLYN
John Carroll. of No. 155 Spencer-st. was sent TO
| the penitentiarv for SIX months Yesterday, by
Justice Massey. for beating his wife. Margaret.
Bernard Koenig, the private detective accused of
| obtaining $50 from Herman Nturm on threats,
| was Yesterday discharged by Justice kenna.
Register Richards ordered several searchers of the
| German-A American Loan and Trust Company out OF
| his office yesterday.
| Philip White a lahOrer. twenty-four years Of age
was Frustrated by the heat yesterday at rhroop-avc.
| and Hopkins-si. and taken to his home, No.
Deayerst, IN an ambulance,
Mary oDonnell. seventy wears of age. who was
| injured by suiOcitIOn and shock at the fire ut No.
| y Elza6eth-st early on Thursday morning. died
yesterday at the Homeopathic Hospital.
The average tax rate for the entire city Of Brook
lvn according TO President lruslOw OF the part
ment of Assessment VIII be 81 81, OF So 90 for the
| Western District and - 80 for the Eastern. This
IL subject 20 such change as the State Board OF
| EQUALIZATION may make IN the State tax.
| Washington Berriman and Christian Rodell wero
| held by Justice Massey yesterday for the Grand
Jury. on the accusation Of Fannie Thompson. the
divorced wife of II. A. Bohemus, that they brntallv
| assaulted her in ROy's Hotl. Sue IL twenty-four
years of age and rather good-looking.
William Hedfeld. age thirty-sr an insane patient
at Fatbu7h ASYLUM; hanged himself on Thursday
| nurse lIedhed married, and his wife and
brother live at No. 3S1 Water-st, New-York. He
had not been violent, and no watch was placed
| over him.
Adam Miller, lather living ~ No. 43 Stagg-st.
| was arrested yesterday charged with Selling boy
eleven years old, named Phlnp Andrew Smith, Of
No. 1S4 Wlthers-st. as he was playing with Others
| i'm a new building on Even-st. near F0urrh-st and
pitching him into a cellar twenty feet below. The
| bow was seriously hurt. Miller held in bonds
| to await the result OF the boys injuries.
General Jourdan Superintendent of Police, has
called for official reports by police captains of the
recent alleged unwarranted clubbing Dy police
| officers reported IN the last few days. He says:
| Z" will not have policemen use their clubs upon
PRISONERS eIceDt in sef-deience. or to subdnc es-
pecially unruly or elonious characters; and any
| policeman who uses his club otherwise may expect
| 10 bo dismissed from the force"
| JERSEY CITY.
| Joseph Iopez was taken into custody yesterday
| by direc lou of Coroner Hughes suspicion of
| being implicated in the death of George Cavanagh
his fellow lehman at the site for Adams Express
| Companys new stables Ia Montgomery Henderson
| and York sts.
River thieves gained access, Thursday night
| to the Monarch Steamship Company's wharf adjoin-
ing the Long Dock and carried off $400 worth of
| pig lead
| Richard s. Lee a painter fell from scafold in
front of a house at Henderson and Bay SITS. yester-
| day and was seriously injured. He taken to
| his home, No. 463 Heuderson-st.
| NEW-JERSEY.
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