New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-11
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY, APRIL ii, 1884
Ulster County: Dr. Woolsey johnson. of New-York;
and Alfred Mercer, of Onondaga County.

NOT SUBJECT TO THE JUDGMENT.
The verdict in the Superior Court i9r salary que
Morse's Passion Play" did not include Mr.. aud
Mrs. Albert G.. caves as defendants. Their names
were IN the original papers but were legally "l'h-
drawn.
DIR. Cyrus Edison, of the Sanitary Bureau, on
Wednesday evening seized II, 500 pounds OF dam"
aged rice which had been shipped TO r. D. hiI han1
ofNO 45 Beayer-st Part of the rice had been
taken to an auction store IN Burning SIP Lon , sso
and the rest was found on Pier No. AZ North river
DR.. Edison recently has caused samples OF couee-
essence used in cheap coffee sh ops in the city 70
be yZed and has discovered that drleu plV ~
and other substances are used to adullerate we
coffee Proceedings will be begun against the
manufacturers
sPEoULAToRs IN GANsEvooRT MARKET
Complaints against the use of Ganseyoort Market
by spectators were heard yesterday blythe ION
mittee on Markets. Fifty or more produce dealers,
marketmen and spectators attended: III was
charged that the spectators sold inferior produce
from wagons bearing the names OF lL9ng Island ana
New-Jersey farmers, but really owned by the specu-
lators themselves. The men paid the clerk 20
cents day, for the privilege OF selling IN the
neighborhoOd of the market Charles Bnsshg;
president of the Retail GrOcers' Association. said
that the spectators gave short measure, making
twelve barrels Of pears out OF ten. In DehaII OF
the speculators several farmers testified that tne
former were of direct benefit to them, by TAX
ing Oft their hands stuff which the latter could not
sell. Several spectators asserted that tlelr Dusl-
ness was legitimate and entitled TO protection.
BROOkL1N.
Limited divorce was granted yesterday to Mrs.
Isabella l.. Halves from Philip II. liawes.
Health Commissioner Raymond has decided to re-
quire milk dealers to take out licenses
The number of permits for new buildings issued
in March was 32S, to cost 81 ,357 ,6I6.
Mrs. Mary +. Calvin, janitress of the Packer
Institute was buried from that institution yester-
day the services being conducted by the Rev. Or.
II. r.. Van Dyke. She was much respected by the
pupils III the school. who attended the funeral in
body.
The Supervisors yesterday authorized the expend,
iture of 300 to print the evidence in the case OF
George II. Mills recently convicted of murder m
the first degree who is under sentence to be hanged
on April II. His counsel will appeal to the Cen
eral Term.
Another suicide occurred yesterday in Brooklyn,
making five in five days. August Laemmrich. age
forty-One, shot himself twice in the left breast Ill
his room at No 81 Bntcrst., and died shortly after
He lithographer by trade, but had been
unable to work for long time and was despond-
ent from ill-health and inability. to support his
family. He left wife, who was at work IN New,
York when her husband killed himself, They lived
happily. They had no children, The revolver that
Laemmrich used he had owned long time. lie
had never threatened to kill himself