New-York tribune., 1884-12-07
NrW-yORK CITY.

., pa-,, observations show that the
wind travelled s2l miles last wees. nv On +bo
Peter Walsh a vagrant, VINO 2dhen, Wi Yesterday.
Harlem Railroad Sa 'Eiisd ksd S' By tram going south
Tho e;,bth annual invitation reception ana , uri,i
os WI Commandery, No 90, hnisnts i; ao,p, IT,
lar will take piaco
Academy of Music ,,, rur vu,,xo
r., .ho case of Philip Lohges who shot and killed
his brothcr-in-law John iesier, on III d d;d
Hles,onors ms urv Yesterday decided that LohseS Iid
hs biIinS and he was remanded to the Iombs ior
The Grand Jury S action
KNOCKED DOWN AND KICKED. 80
Alice Barnes young Wolian h,ons 81 a. ~ hrntai
mannerin Cana-st early Yesterday morning by a
nnnnS man whose name she refused to diyuge.
SAe was sent to the New-iork Hospital suffering
from serious abdominal injuries
THE DEATH OF MISS RUsHBY
The friends of Miss Lydia +. Rushby are greatly
panied over the many mlsstatemcnts tnnl nay :
been published concerning incidents III her ie ana
concerning the manner of her death. lhey say hor
death was undoubtedly due TO accident aud speak
highly of her character.
LIVING PAST A HUNDRED.
certificate received at thc Burcau of Vital sta
tiscs Yesterday stated that Mrs. louisa Schoenert,
n German widow, had died at No. $40 lenth-aNe;
at the age of one hundred years, SIX mon'ns ta anu
,ity t6t twenty-five years. ller death was caused
10y consumption.
M>kiNu \ Ntw SCALE or COMMISSION hAlEs.
tot,lay appointed a committee tu prepare new
scale nf cemmi siona for banking, surrins @ @an.'
general business The picscnt iaies VI vV,i,,s vV,ii1,
sion la We hppn ia Hiucr lSOf' ". tihinit
consists of A. Foster Higgins, James NJ N9nrlao,,
S u, nabcook, William l., Dodge ahd NiHiah ~
Morgan
otticrns of GRAMMAR scnoot aHApr AttH,
1he asHociate giaduates of Grammar school NJ"
~, whose ioonH Hle at NJ, ~ ihN'
have elected the follow ing oiicoiAi jacques M"llv'
pfesidonl j, Davidson, vice PRESIDENT Ja,nh
hachr sectotaryi Louis j, fat, odil9ti ihlip
Schwrd, Chairnani Nathan stiauAH ii'"'I'oN
Butinann, executive committee,
ErIIFPsN AND ALConoI,
II was asceItained yesterday that FREDERICK val
lace the young man who died III the New i"lN
Uospital on Friday morning, after having brch
locked up several hours IN the Sixth Precinct Police
station on IA charge of IntOxcatlon, HAD suffered
IRON attacks of epilepsy recently liIa u'5'n 'S -
causcd hy that disease, aggravated by the chrcls q"
IuuOr In pocket OF his clothing Whlch INC PI-
lice had over ooked was found ali he money when
he was known 10 have had III his possession on
Thursday. -
Joseph Ambrose, the coachman, OF No. 81 EaSi
Fifty -lOurth-st.. who on Thursday night was iohnd
LIVING IN the street near the elevated railroad sta
ton at Third-ave and Eighty y-ninth-si, dled ron
a fractured skull at the Presbyterian Hospital Nt-
tcrday There is some dOubt as 10 whether tbe
dead man fell from the station OF was struck by n
train and hurled to the street. The supposuoh Is
that he was standing the edge OF the platform
and when the train came along the ears struck hun,
carving him around the iron railing at the ehd ol
the platform, and throwing hlh to the street
DIR. MESSENGER AND HIS DlINiR HOkI' ,
CorOner-clect MessemeT, while riding on the Bow
ery. near DcanceY-st., yesterday, was lln0M u
from his carriage by wheel coming OH ne
horse started 10 run away. Dr Mcssemef qulch "
took the lines from hIs excited cOac chman when me
wheel first came of and tried 10 pnll the horse up.
The driver was thrown out. Nhen IN MrsIeIh'r
was thrown he clung to the lines, and after being
dragged half block the horse was stopped lhe
coachman Was carried intoa neighborlug drug store,
aud after the doctor had examined himself ana dlS,
cnvcrrd nothinc more scfuis than bruises, lac went
to see his cOachmnu. lie found the man suffering
from conclusion Of the brain, and had HIM taken !"
critical condition.