New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-04
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
o;INCT OF CARBOLIC ACID.

veiC"H w FRS OF HYsTERiA.
i. -, an Che door at No. 117 South ffth-aNes
a card on ,ayii o words: DIR. +. f. Marlni,
S"d,co Chrurgo ltaliano Inc doctor - "g So"r
thyty years of age ana cS ~ rrantsed medi-
ys's, or two wears He is graduate OF the niver
stv of Naples Nine months ago Deautllul auu
accomplished young woman OIL NWcnN ,omII ~ hnr
81 Ron, Milan The doctor soon maze her
aeauantance and four months ago they were iH Sh
RED On Tuesday night she pGSonSH f,rnoo in
rroir33rv Cemetery She had no relatives III thls
country 1t was near midnight on lneSaay ,N Mmvm
policeman, on DIR. Marlnls report hau MIS-. N c the
.aGon to 81 Vnccnt's Hospital. The report Oh the
medical attendant on her case there Is as follows
About II 30 p last nigh, She returned lo nome " sGe
took about one oSnG" D renht her to the hospital
hore ~roncy andoes we're administered ana
stomach pump introduced but TO no Iso sinn tn Tho
,oG,d, nut I SeI bmsSand who seemed very much
crleved. stayed with her I'LL she u'e"' 81. 40.
The co0ined corpse of the young VIE Jay NeStvIi
a., ne y, % home and numLcr of Italian men ana
women sat around I'm the midst oi mn Io r m"T
Caralc who kecps drug store ~ No r,io said tbSt
~ and is the doctors cousin. MI 'arale SUI t,t'
Mrss Warni was regularly subject to htS oi hyser
chi mama ON Tuesday she and her husband N h
tr,cnds in Brooklvn. and when they returned nome
ic received an order to 90 and see patent III no
bokcn Ills wife had no Objection to MAKE agaifasr
~ n'rinek She was still about, and ne eNpicsSeu
snrprisc AT her being up 50 late lhey chatlvu LOT
while aud the husband was pteht1ne u w ,S~h
Mrs Marn passed into the ifoht loou Hnu ",auh
nm ounce of carbolic acid. She then wakId oa GN
90 her husband. and reaching ont h'r panui say!
"Shnkc hands I'm going to leave you u,o uiu
not understand her meaning Rnd sue oon,,nnmVw
"pont YOU believe ~" tn9n c no ~" me-
hastily gave her some cold water ran Tor druggist
and called IN several nciRhhorS .,.., 81 1r,,,s
Dr Nnrini did not keep regular horh ol ulURN
IA his house, and the bottle OF cnrbo'ic acid wns
usrd merely for dressing an otcaslohal Nouu'l NV
nnlicemAn lost no time IN bringing an Hhpuan'
aud taking the woman To l,' hp'Hlni III Nv NJ
police return sent To the Jenc son Market |"l'r
Court Yesterday morning, she was ch1IS'u Ii''
nttenptcd suicide: but when the tlhIe for tral a.
rived She was beyond the sdct"n at IL" c"1f';
Shortly after she swallowed the olson she ho"'."
something with pen and INK on sh'et 81 h''D
nower Inn thing could be made Of II. he language
cannot he identified as either l:ngls, or ita'lar.
Her father and mother are living III Italy. she Wa
their only child
Mr.. pFASE IN THE TOMBS WITHOUT BAIL.
Joseph NJ Pease, the fruit dealer OF No. -
Rcsvsr-St Yesterday was taken TO the IOnhS'
where he was charged before Justice w ME WIN
the forgery of rromlssory nfe e iWe%sbanos Na
tional Bank The note was dated July ~, paya9le
~ two morths and purported to he drawn ny NO NO
Donald, Pierce 4 Co., fruit merchants OF no. ~
Washington-St Pease presented il at the bank on
August l and had il placed TO his credlt. I ms
cnnnsel demanded an examination, which the jus,
tice sci down for next Wednesday and remanded
pease TO the City Prison without pan. ease
asked that he might he committed 10 'Ie Wou T'p
refused. 1t Is said that PeaSes iolSeIleS OH
the City Bank amount to over @oo,OOo' ana lhdI
which are unknown. Mr. Cox SAID YESTERDAY
"This man has obtained from our bank S39' l2o w
ON forged notes was tn %itb The e nnmcr"ns
forgerics of winch he is accused, but II was de-
cided to make the charge III tins case OF TIE one on
which he was committed on the purpose OF holding
him and Justice White was informed that the
other eases were in the hands OF the DlStIlct-At-
A TRIBuNE reporter saw Mr. Pease in the after
noon. lie was too i'll to say anything ABOUT ms
case but explained that he had experienced n de-
siref IN he
lie knew nothing about the City Irson'
THE PLUMBING IN BELLEVUE HOSPITAL.
Il. the plumbing AZ Bellevue Hospital in good
sanitary canditloni Well. there YOU ask me a dlf-
ficult question said Warden O'Ronrke, Yesterday,
10 "A TRIBUNE reporter. " If the Commissioners Oh
Charities AID Correction knew of any way 10 nm
prove 1t, think they would Try the plan. III Is ~
ms good sanitary condition rs they can make IL
Gy adopting the best known means. The walls in
the wards scraped and kasomlned every year rr
lu the rooms occupied by the medical stan, wheIe
there are SINKS and closets the pipe, nave Dee zen
laid on the most approved system hcccHllN uIT
,"edicol staf mas feared that sewer gas escaped
INTO the rooms. aud the pipes are now To ne heWF
laid and several changes made IN them. nave nor
been troubled with sewer gas since came 10 i've
The warden's statement was confirmed Ivy Or.
Wilder, secretary of the Commissioners 2l maj
ties and Correction. "Ihc statement from the
Board of Health IN this mornings IFlNI NJ - npt
correct " said Or. Wilder. 1--WE received no report
from the old OF llealth three noh'1 ns 4rst no.
tice of IT from them IN this letter daIed n
action OF the Commissioners You Will see III iIe re-
port. They instructed the engineer 10 alteuu ~
the plumbing Immediately, II VIII h'l icquit "
special appropriation, aS there are lunus NJ tue
boards command sufficient to attend to IL a. once.
ANY della, that there Ia. been * not the iault oi
the Commissioners Of Cbdillles ana O'IIcC'i"H p"'
of the Health Board
Jr.pGE HELD FOR THE MURDER OF KOPF
John Beban who was arrested for being impli-
Gated i'm the kopi murder. discharged YESTERDAY
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