New-York tribune., 1885-08-10
NEW-YORK CITY.

NEW-YORK CITY.
THE TRIBUNE yesterday received 81 from Mrs.
Anna F.. Lee, and ~ from N. ~ e LUZ '"0
Grant Monument Fund.
Thirty-nine lost children were taken TO Police
Headquarters on Saturday night. All of them were
claimed by their parents.
BARKs RUNNING FOUL OF. ONE ANOTHER;
The ship Mary Fraser aud the barks Annie y.
Marshal and Navigator and Svaleu, which were
anchored of Quarantine, dragged their anchors a.
a. M yesterday and got foul Of one another Inc
Svalen slipped both anchors, had ser bulwarRs anu
chainplates stove aud her rail broken.
AN OLD MAN ATTEMPTS TO KILL HIMSELF.
/ Frederick Martin, an old man OF Sixty, nvine ae
No. 21O East Seventh-st, attempted to XII MN
self yesterday by cutting his left wrlst wlth IN
razor He was taken 10 Bellevue Hospital, where
the wound was dressed, and he was then locked up
In the Union Market Police Station
HOW THE POLICE ARR UNLIKE THE SAMARITAN.
In the barrooms Of the prlncipa So.eis yiic
beverages, and in drinking places eehcraa,ly
throughout the city the side doors were open, ne
police unlike the good Samaritan, passea py ,a1 gn
the other side until after the shades OF night fe
when somc of them crossed over and even ehtereu
for rcfreshment themselves.
INSPECTOR BYRSEs coMPLIMrSTED.
Inspector Byrnes was cOmpimented yesterday bY
Superintendent Murray on the effective work OF his
squad in keeping the city clear OF thieves ast Week
During the four days from Wednesday, to SATURDAY.
up Not a single case Of sneak or hotel thieving
was reported at Police Headquarters snperin-
tendent Murray also complimcnted the force gem
orally on their hard aud effective work.
BURIAL or THEODORE CRowELL~ .
The funeral of Theodore Crowell. one OF the old
est residents of the Ninth Ward took place yester-
day In the West Eleventh-st. Univcrsalist Chnreh
He was for many years In the tea business In South
st. The Rev. +. w. Illman conducted the
services Among those at the funeral we're P0ico
Inspector Diks, ID. ID. I. Marshall, Stevenson lay
lor. c. l.. Martin jeremiah Pangborn and Henry
G.. Leask. Inc flower pieces, some OF them from
the Sunday school. of which Mr.. Croweu was for,
meriy Superintendent, were beautiful. The burial
was in Greenwood.
BROOKLYN.
Among the pleasurc-seekers IN Prospect Park yeser
day was George Mosclaw, eleven, OF No. o2 Lynch
Of. In order to heighton his enjoyment he climbed
tree but owing TO fall descended much more rapidly
than he went up He was taken TO st. Mary.s Hospital
10 have his broken set aud then returned home.
The body OF n drowned woman was found In the Cow
the steam lighter Sherwood taken to the Morgue to
await Identification Her apparent age was fortynvc
years. her upper teeth lacking aud her hair was
dark She was dressed In black alpaca and had q red
and black shawl, but no shoes
The Rev Dr. John r. Newman preached in tho Nos
trand Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church yesterday
John Huggins age twenty OF No 19l Powers st. went
to Rockaway Beach TO baihc yesterday Win some
ends After being In the water for some time he was
seized with paralysis OF the lower limbs and had 10 be
was then removed Brooklyn and taken TO ST. Catha
rine's Hospital for medical treatment
Mrs. G. L. Bolton OF No Clinton-st.. was seriously
hurt by jumping from the phason In which her husband
and herself had driven the Bridge last evening
Their horse away the Bridge. but MI Bolton got
st. entrance. Mrs. Bolton badly hurt that she
was taken home In an ambulance.