New-York tribune., 1896-12-12
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

Magistrate Fammer in the Centre Street foIice
Court Yesterday morning committed On'"E 'ov'
twenty-five years old, laundryman' OIL NJ "
Mott-st to The insane pavilion al behe'"o " no"
h,s saptv examined into Ching Foo was fcund
Yesterday morning at II o'clock on me roof OF NO
So Bayard-st. by Policeman Feisnfy. OF the Eliza
beth-st station. where he attempted 10 'hIow MN,
self into the street. The Chinanan was ESi'-
and his queue had been cut off He had
number OF scratches on his neck. lie acted "iiuy'
and when searched at the station. his queue which
1, seems had been cut off by some malicious per,
SON. was found inside his blouse lie ,sid a, 1 po naH
shn cut his nreue off The loss of his queue was
the cause Of his attempting to commit suicide
1,,o, Cann;e,,o who shot his wife Francesc,
tbree times In a Second-ave. car on Thursday even
ing was arraigned In Yorkvile Court Fesielua|
morning by Policeman Whalen. OF the East my.
frst-st station 1t was learned yesterday ."a'
Cappellos arrest was due to the bravery o. al
annIicant for a place the police :orce' Whila"
NcEadden twenty-one years old, Of No 80 sec
ond-ave McFadden jumped for Cappeilo wheh ''e
latter stepped off the car. and after mere
gle succeeded in disarming him and hoi1ihs INN
until Policeman Whaien and Detective he'ms al
r,yad and made the arrest. Whalen gave MaSis-
trate Wentworth q certificate from the FIower III IL
pia stating that the woman %j IN committed Cap
piello without bail to await me result % a. Sh,oss ~ be
Injuries. The prisoners deiehce Will uo"'''''
tndt OIL pSy CHiSo' SP''~f1''
Policeman Patrick X. O'sullivan. OF the west
Forty -seventh-st. station was prisoner III '
Yorkville Court yesterday morning on chaTge o.
assault preferred by his wife Ellen. who appearea
against him with marks Of his fingers on hcr tioa'
and a blackened eye. She was accompanied 10
court by her two little children OSuiii'an nai
been in court the day before on summons secuicu
by his wife, but not being recognized as ponce
man he was allowed to go on his promise to stop
orJa moi
Iivan declared her husband had come home al a.
o'clock when. finding her asleep ne aw9ke h hss he
gan to curse He then seized her by the III throa, s,
and struck her in the eye. saying: LII KIN & yo"
suIiivan ens then LETT the room. ana ms wife hur
redy dressed herself and the cnafen aiu v Snr
husband In court the woman told the Magistraade ate
Of 0sulIvan haa D5aa er the e
piant was made Mrs. Osuvan. decided that she
or ADVISED the couple live apart in the future
They said that they would separate. ana, on - Su, Jul
,ivan hober ber again he was discharged Osuvan
has been on the police force FOR year.
,Yonrv sufke OF No oV7 West Twenty-slxth-st..
,o,Is a remarkable story Of a robbery which he
saws occurred at his home on Thursday evening.
Soon after dinner on that evening. he says, he
went out leaving his mother and father still IN
the din,ng-room They heard footsteps about tho
house but. supposng 1t their son. paid no
atear Vent out to the stable to look after sick
horse. and that soon after his mother vent down
stairs meeting a stranger In the hallway. who
threw carboiic acid into her face and then tore a
pair Of s FG heF s ears bef afd es
capped and no trace OF him mas Deeh cen iouho. Inc
Arthur Wesley Campbell who Is said to have
Ave wives was arraigned in Part /. General Ses
sions yesterday, and committed TO the Tombs by
Recorder GofY. The man brought here from
Of ssSna Su e OF x @ Es Sn
Fifty-second-st, wife No. ;. The complaint
Vas also NS s to BY Ga soson ss
was a telephone, girl; twenty-one years old when
ampbes sss irse% marrage to the Nuty girl took place
at the Calvary Baptist Church, In West Fifty
married Adeiine r. Macomber. of Boston, on April
"a. 1892 He is an ex-convct. and Is said to have
two other wives.
The police have found another complainant
against James c. Hart. who was arrested on Thurs
day In Broadway at the instance Of Mrs. Elizabeth
De Larrabe OF No. G. Seventh-st. who says that he
swindled her out of 5000 worth of diamonds. The
new complainant is Mrs. Agnes Esner. of No. 21
East Eighty-seventh-st. whose story is that in No
vember OF last year she accepted an offer Of the
prisoner who gave his name asR. A. Howell jr. to
legged Howell gave her a check for siOO which she got
cashed and went out with him 10 buy tickets for
Howell. upon Teachlng ticket oace; took the
pocketbook and went inside, leaving Mrs Eisner
on the sidewalk. The man did not return and later
the check was found to be worthless. Mrs Eisner
yesterday identified the prisoner the alleged
Howell.
Rebecca Johnston. twenty years old. of No 75s
Second-ave., was arraigned In Yorkvie Court
yesterday a charge Of larceny preferred by Mrs
Catherine Marstcrs. a boarding house keeper Of No
lH East Forty-eghth-st. Last Monday the girl Sc
cured work a servant In Mrs. Marsers's house
After but one days stay she disappeared and gold
watch and chain: silver watch, several rings and
frinkets, two satin dresses pair Of opera glasses
and ss 20 in money were found TO be missing. too.
The girl was traced by the police by means of a
card left at the house after she had gone by j
Sharigian a Rumanian candy dealer. OF no ia Sec.
ond-ave When asked about Rebecca ne said ne was
engaged TO be married 10 her. the girl having herself
proposed marriage TO him week ago. as she said
he needed girl to sell hi: candy sharigian took a
detective to the girls lodging. She confessed her
guilt. and said she had stolen to raise money 10
marry Scotch sailor named Sandy Mcvicknr. who
would take her out OF the country Magistrate
Crane held her In $1,000 bail for trial
SOUVENIR or PRINCE HILKOFFS VISIT.
George II. Daniels. general passenger agent of the
New-York Central and Hudson River Railroad. has