New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-16
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN..

c.oror.r.s fury on the case of Michael Caulaed,
who was killed by trolley-car at Navy and Full
ton SITS n few days ago, brought in verdict AFTER
a long elaboration. that Caulflclds death was que
70 his own carelessness. Michael Sulzbach, the
motorman was exonerated.
Mrs Addie Anthony Of No. d Irart-st. was dis
missed in the Adams Street Police Court yesterday
morning. when called upon to answer n chHISe u
assaulting Mrs Lou Holmes. of No p St Mark
place Mrs Holmes had charged that Mrs. An
thony assaulted her in Westinghouse few days
ago Mrs Holmes agreed yesterday 70 drop the
prosecution on the condition that Mrs Anthony
should leave her alone In the future. Mrs. Anthony
displayed lack of inclination 70 make TINS promise
but her lawyer finally induced her TO do so.
Four "scorchcrs" were arrested and fined in the
Grant Street Police Court yesterday by Justice Nos
trand They were Frank David, of No Duane-st.
New-York; George Green. of No 3l2 West Twenty
fourth-st. New-York; Albert Lewis. Of No. l23 At
lantc-aye and Edward OConnor, Of No. AL
Dear-st.
John Loughran was released from the Penitentiary
on Tuesday, after an imprisonment Of sixty days.
Early yesterday morning his dead body was found
on a truck in st. Mark save. near Grand-ave lie
was sixty years old. The exact cause of death is
unknown.
Andrew Gaul Gotfred Klein and William Schram
were fined SO each In the Grant Street Police Court
Yesterday for driving heavy brewery wagons on the
main driveway OF Ocean Parkway Officer McFar-
land. OF the park police. said he had warned the
drivers to get off the driveway but they had refused
TO do So
Yesterday was the day set for the opening OF
bids for 81 $4,000 of bonds and certificates or in
dcbtedness for various improvements by Controller
Palmer II was found however, that an error had
been made in the proposals, and rev set OF adj
vertiscments will have to be sent out. and the bids
will be Opencd July y.
The Justices of the Supreme Court. Appellate Di-
vision have announced that the Committee on
Character for 1896 will meet in the courtroom on
Monday July 90 to receive applicants for admis-
sion TO practice attorneys and councillors. The
applicants must present certificates OF one or more
members OF the bar known 10 the committee, testi-
flying to good moral character The committee
consists Of William s. Cogswcn, Herbert T. ketch-
am and William J. Carr.
Robert w Warnock who lives in IIunterhy Road
was arraigned before United States Commissioner
Morle yesterday, charged with obstructng mall
at Saratoga-ave and Fulton-st on Tuesday
afternoon Warnock is the driver of truck. and
according TO the testimony of Posta, Clerk Ho-
deem. Wapnock refused to move his team for fully
twenty minutes. He pleaded not guilty. and was
held in 500 bail for examination
II Is said that Charles Mcdonnell. thirteen years
old living at No 43i De Kalb-ave.. is dying from
attack OF lockJaw contracted on the Fourth OF
July Or. Harrison Willis and Dr. Harrison Willis.
jr., investigated the yesterday. and agreed
that the boy In serious condition and likely
TO die. On tho evening of July a. young McDon-
nell playing In the street with some Of his
companions and n toy pistol was accidentally dis
charged while pointed at the palm of his right
hand.
on Wednesday evening July %. tho Brooklyn
Christian Endcavor Society will hold washing
ton echo" meeting. at which reports will be given
from the National Convention at Washington. The