New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-10
NEW WORK. CITY

"Sympathlzer" sends II to this Office for the wife
of Isaac zubukowz. at No. IS orchard-St
a court martial Of which Captain John II. Bartlett
Is president and Lieutenant r. O. Bitter Is recorder.
in session at the Navy Yard, trying Of en-
listed men charged with various offences
The seventy second annual meeting Of the members
OF the Mercantile Library held yesterday in the
library building In Aston Place. The annual report
of the librarian, william 7. Peoples, showed that In"
total income for year Sos 1922 while the total
expenditures $2674S. The total number OF
books added TO the library 5,l2l. The total
number of volumes in the library Is now "il,o17.
The Grand Jury yesterday dismissed the complaints
against Martin Mulady Of No. 235 West one hundred
and-twenty fourth-St and Frederick Buckley Of No.
$50 West Onc-hundrcd anGwcniy fourth ST.. each
twelve years old. who had been accused OF causing
the death Of Il playmate. samuel Hustled. jr.. OF No.
2i6 West Orehundrod-lnd twenty fourth It. They
beat him in a boys quarrel and he died that night
Among the passengers on the North German Lloyd
steamer Kaiser Wilhelm H. which arrived here yes
tcrday from Genoa. were the Rev. and Mrs Newton
the Bishop Of Hamilton, Mrs. Helen Crowniism"ld
Captain Goldman. Baroness Kcyserllngk, MarcheSc En-
rico Ccnturlonc and Marchcsa Amelie Ccnturone'
Several member uI the Ladies Health Protective
Association waited upon the Health Board yesterday
and repeated their request that propctors of stables
in the city be required TO bale horse manure IAey
also presented list Of nuiSanceS which they thought
should be abatcd. President Wilson took III" list
and said he would inspections made ut the places
mentioned.
The Police Commissioners yesterday promoted
Roundsman Charles :. Baker, Of the Dclanccy-st.
squad 10 be a sergeant. and assigned him to duty In
tb, ElnaIeth-st station. Sergeant TuHrr Of The
Mulb,rry-st. squad, accused Of intoNicaion ana IN
,ubordination was fined months pay and trans
fcrred 10 the Charesst. squad
Gustave W. Lohrcngel. an unmarried Bavarian.
twenty five years cid. WAS suifoca,d In his Lea III
the boardln < house No. l61 For-yih-,t. on Monday
night. Near his bed an old gaS pipe which h"d
been plugged for long time. In his sleep be prob
ably struck the pipe with his foot and II being
rusty Was broken. Gas issued from II" pipe ana
filed the rOOm Lohrcngel had been grocer at
Forsyth and Rlvngton SIS. He had expected to
marry Miss Amelia Weber. OF No. 100 Canal-st
The first branch OF the New York Indian Assoca-
ton met yesterday at the Lenox Avenue Reformed
Church II was decided that the members at once
begin to make winter garments for Indians. The
next meeting will be held in October.
Max Meyers, tliry-th years old Of No. lo5
West Ninety fnL-st. was held in the Jefferson Market
Police Court yesterday the charge of rohhng his
employer. Hosea VI. Edwards, a produce dealer, oi
No. SIS Washing ton-st. OF $500
Otto Schultz, "A collector, twenty seven years old.
who lived with his wife and child on the third moor
Of the tenement hous" No. II Lcws-st. lost bis ON
ploymcnt recently and became respondent. loster-
day afternoon while alone in his home. he shot him
self I'm the head He died almost Immediately. He
had written a note saying that he could not bear 10
live any longer he was sure he was going crazy.