New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-16
NETWORK CITY.


Justice Beach, in the Supreme Court yesterday
fined fifty three jurors, including Il. ID. Deimonico
500 each for failing to appear when their names
were called.
of the Buffalo, New-YOrk and Philadelphia Rail
road Company. full details of which are given
elsewhere, signed by the committee having the
matter In charge.
SUICIDE BY HANGING
Charles Freeman, % homeless German, age NIFTY
five, who had been employed lately to perform
light work IN the lodging house, No. 100 Bowery,
hanged himself the place yesterday morning
Desttution probably caused his dependency.
PILOT BOAT AND A SCHOONER IN COLLISION.
The pilot boat Hope was beating down the bay
Yesterday noon and abreast of Quarantine fouled
the schooner Raymond I. Maull. which was at
anchor The Hope lost her mainmast and fore-top-
mast and the schooner lost her lIbbOom.
The CASE OF EDWARD Il. GLAsKIN.
The case of Edward 4. Glas1n which Charles B;
Meyer thought that Dstrlct-Attorney MARITIME had
not been sufficiently earnest in prosecuting was
taken yesterday before the Grand Jury. who by a
unanimous vote dismissed the charge against MI
Glaskin.
CHARGED WITH MURDER ny CORoNERs JURY.
Coroner Eidman Yesterday held nm inquest CON
corning the killing Of John Oderwald, who died re
Gently from stab wound Inflicted by William
HUT. a baker, of No. 81 Diyislon-st. on January
81. A verdict was rendered charging HUT with
murder He was COMM ted to the TOmbs to await
the actiOn of the Grand jury.
FUNERAL OF JOHN II. SLAwsON.
The funeral of John 49, Sawson. treasurer OF the
through his patent fare boxes for street cars ana
omuibusas was held yesterday at his home, No. lG
West Forty-sIxth-st. The Rev, DT. Samuel Cooke,
of St. Bartholomew Church conducted the ser
vices The burial will be at Greenwood to-day.
A MISSING CINCINNATI MERCHANT.
Superintendent Murray Yesterday received from
the police Of Cincinnati circulars describing jacob
De Bonr. a merchant who has been missing from
his store at Front and Walnut sts., Cincinnati.
since February g. Whcl Mr. De Boor disappeared
he had ST. 900 IN his pockets. The police think
MI. De BOOT ought 10 be recognized easily, as ne
has large Hat feet and two large moes on his face.
he is ffty-scven years old and tall with gray HAIR
and clean shaver face.
READINGS BY PROFESSOR ROBERTS
Professor Charles Roberts ir., will give the hrst
of three matinee readings III the Madison Square
Theatre to-day at $3.50 y. IN. The programme in
cludes Selma Sedilia." by Bret llarte The
Strike in the Forge" Y. Coppee The Kitchen
Clock j. V. Cheney; The Hat "a monologne.
from the French The Hostage Mangam-Schi-
Ter " he Jabbcrwocky' Lewis Carroll; " Aux
Ilalens iby request, Meredith; accompanied by
string quartet. +. o. llowson leader.
pINNFR OF LAFAYETTE COLLEGE ALUMNI
The Lafayette Alumni Association Will eat MS
annual dinner at the Hotel Brunswick on Friday
evening. Among others who have promised To he
present are: President Jane, II. Mason kuOX,
samuel Sloan. h. G.. Clark John l. Blair, the Rev.
DIS John Hail, Charles :. Robinson. :. VI. hamI-
ton and +. e. Porter senator John w. Grgg,, OF
W-Jcrscv, aud Alexander Ralph. OF Philadel-
phia. :. V. White begun yesterday TO write ms
response to the toast; College Men IN Wall
Street.