New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-09
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posed to be recognized, found yesterday IN the
North River at Pier No. 46.
Mrs Rose Goldsboro of MamarOneck, who was
reported missing on thursday was found Yesterday
at Orange and restored TO her anxious husband
A" crank" who signed himself Smith" wrote TO
the Board Of Police yesterday advising that the
force be supplied with roller skates
While hanging clothes out ola window at No.
742 Creeuwich-st., yesterday, Mrs. Sarah Lowery,
age forty-six. fell into the yard aud was killed
The General Transatlantic Steamship Company
has opened branch Office at no. l,l4o Br99adway,
at which tourists may secure passage and opVain
general information.
The business failures In the last seven days az
reported to X. g. Dun * Co, number fOr the Onlted
states 225, and for CANADA IS as coihpaIeu WIN
20S last week.
DRAGGED FROM THE RIVER.
While insane yesterday, Frederick Miller, age
f6yowins himself into the East River at Ninety
frst-st. IIo was dragged out and removed TO
Bellevue Hospital, much the worse LOT ms oa'n
Miller lives at No 1876 East Ninety-fourih-st
COMMENCING BRAVERY At A FIRE.
+ G. Herter q LAWYER of No. 106 Broadway, has
written TO Superintendent Walling and Chief Shay
| in praise of the bravery Of Fireman Murphy and
nefectve Besburph Who at the peril OF their lives,
| rescued his bIother-in-law, EDWARD Na'lehkahp,
| and his little son from the fire on "Wednesday night
| in the Observation-Disclosures -siXth-st. nat.
COTTON BROKERS TO BE FEAsTED.
About one hundred members ottho Cotton TX
change after giving up tho cares OF business 10,
day will go to States Island to cat. drnK, anu
U VI s1 nv Franz Krohn formerly of the firm of
| Walter 81 Krohn, cotton merchants Mr.. krohn
| recently retired from business and Will san LOT
| Germany noXt Wednesday,
KLEEscAMP SENTENCED FOR EIGHT YEARS.
| Adolph A. H. Kleescamp, who called nmset
Henry r. Laurence, was arragnea before hecoi1eI
| Sr1yth Yesterday for sentence lie was arrested IN
| Chicago on the charge OF obtaining 1JuO III tnis
city by fraud from Thomas Quinlan lie ~ Well
dressed and attractive m manner G wITr ro
tory but received instead sentence OF elgh; years
and six months IN the state Prison.
THE MAYOR AND PUBLIC EXHIBITIONS.
At the meeting of the Aldermen Yesterday sew
eraI unavailing attempts werO made 10 call mp the
resolution giving the Mayor practically discretion
arv mower to prevent various public exhibitions by
means of a license varying from $50 to $1,000 for
| each exhibition 1t is understood That action was
deferred III order to give the promoters or the pro-
posed roller-skating race an opportunity 10 go Oh
with it.
DENYING THAT HE WAS BRUTAL TO HIS WIFE
Dr., J. II. Brauth, of No. 422 West Fiftletl-st,
whose wife, in the Yorkyie rolIce Court on
| denies her accusations. lie says that she maze
similar charges before in Cincinnati and then pub.
| licly retracted them. acknowledging tnaJ she mao
done him gross injustice"
PLANS FOR A LARGE OFFICE BUILDING.
Plans we're filed at the Bureau OF Buildings yes
terday for seven-story o1ee building at Nos ~
block TO Reade-st.. where the street numbers vii
he Po'A 25 and 81. Tho front walls vii
be Of granite ana b esfnaed cost is $500 600
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The building will be owned by the Emigrant Indus
trial Savings Bank.
HOTEL MIN GOING TO CHICAGO.
REPRESENTATIVES Of the hotel men OF New-fork t'
| the number Of sixty or seventy will start on an ex
| cnrsTon 70 Chicago on Monday, going by the Penn
svlvania Railroads. limited express train TO attend
| tRe annual meeting OF the Hotel Mems Mutna
| Bene6t Association. Horace Brockway, OF the Ash
isnd Uonse. has charge of the excursion arrange
ments The visitors are TO DO entertained II
Chicago for the entire week with dinners. trips OIL
the lake aud other pleasures
CHANGES IN A LARGE CHEMICAL FIRM.
Since the retirement of JOHN MeKesson, ST., from
tbe firm of McKesson g. Robbins the wholesale
chemists of No. 81 Fulton-st, and the gradual az
sorptIon of the business by Mr. Robbins aud VIII
iom Uul Wickham, the relations OF these gentle
80 ,vitb their partner john McKessOn jr., have
been somewhat strained. The articles OF partner
shin expire on November 30, 1888, aud It hhs be
| nnpe evident that the remaining Mr.. MckessoI
onst leave the firm at that time. He now own
hnmt Gffccn per cent of the business The new
6pD name will be Robbins. Wickham IL Robbins
LrssENING BUTCHERS PROFITS.
! Although only fourteen years Oh age iheres,'
Faust has often been left in charge OF her father
z bntcher-shop at No. 43O West fltty-slXth-st. ii
the Yor1vllle Police Court yesterday she accused
{ young woman OF having induced hGr TO steai
Q | Maggie A. Richardson, OF NO. 444 west Forty
, seyenth-st denied the accusation, but was held b.
| Justice Murray. Theresa SAID that Maggie Induces
| her 10 give SIS in december and that she was mad
| Ia continue her gifts from So 10 80 a day by Mag
ues threatening TO circulate reports about he
= | which would deprive her OF all her friends
y | TRYING TO Rob WOMAN AND STAB HER DRoTHEH
!, While on her way TO visit her mother at No. u
: Faat thirty seyenth-st., on Thursday night, Mn
4 | Anuie Green, of No. 116 East Ihlrty-second-st
!, | wac az preached by man who tried TO snatch he
/ | pocketbO0 She screamed, aud was heard by nc
Y brother William Higgins who was seated near IN
: | window IN his mothers house. lilo ran after III
= | lvruId.b6 thief who drew a knife and thTeateue
n | 10 stab him. Policeman Kearns. OF the Twenty
O FIRST Precinct, was Obliged 10 knock the man dow