New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-15
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

,, r,ror, of No f5 Gouverneur-st, Is locked
~ q, tho Essex Market Prison on the 'hirSe VI
b.inp concerned i'm the stabbing OF r'""
Corn,ick on the Bowery early Saturday mornihs'
and notwithstanding that the Vlc''fh u .o "
fair Coroner Dobbs and the poice"a" wiz
.s,od Ferrant ask for the latters discna.ss, 'o o
i.',r,. Moi SAYS he must remain in cns'odV "
cenan Johnson. who drrest'I FL orr, vas-
~ ,rornine: II spoke to Coroner Dobos' ana
he r"sommends the mans discharge. said
49,, W Mo, rate This man is charged with
,rnc and will hold him without oa'' "'''
Wednesday
Mrs Kate Kelly. OF No 1886 West Fortieth-st
WAS I'D before Judge Newburger IN Part H. "'''
or,I sessions Yesterday charged with being an
accessory TO Frank Kelly. who was sent 10 S'"'e
Poison last week TO- nineteen years Tor oreak'''s
ina tho house OF Enrique Trujlo. OF NO 5fo "eS'
chi-tv-trird-st on the night OF OCTOBER D. !"
was urged that Kate Kelly. who up 10 'i'"' nm
had lived with Kelly. knew nothing OF the ouisa''
md should not be punished. Moreover. said the
mel FOR Inc woman this woman was married
in the Tombs 20 the man VINO Va sei' ~ ~ -.
while both were 'ncarcerated. ths h nrison mis-
softcned bv the ministratons OF the Pri-o" HIS
Wbn, RICH, had the missionaries to marry these
nconlo9' Judge cwburger asked i thlnk IL II
an outrageous thing TO reform snch n,ip,tsrs lie
a woman to a man who Is sef-coniessen crl'n
nal and is on the eve OF gong TO pr ncetv and is
wrong and A disgrace 10 the woman. Ihe judge
then discharged Mrs Kelly.
Charles g. Hoaglani. a clerk in he of'ice OF 'h'
Internal Revenue Collector Of this district. was ar
rs,et las fall on charge of having received money
for procuring a si,er-carrier's position for man
named De Rosa who said that Hoaglani threatened
10 nave ye, nun Yesierdsy Hoasand pleaded
guilty before Judge Brown. in the United state
cour, and sentence was suspended with the
consent OF the United States District Attorney.
Policeman Gels. OF the Mdrrisania station. had a
chase over house tops after three boy burglars Sun
l,v evening In East one ed-and-hftieth-st and
after leaning from one roof TO another Of severa!
houses caught the lads the roof OF No 4i9 East
One-hundred- and ifteih-st and locked them up
Tie prisoners were Tony Ganigan. fourteen years
Old O, No. SIG East One-hundrcd- and flrty-elghth-
AZ Tony Capzzl. twelve years old. OF No. 5N East
one hundred ani-fo hist. and William iuc-
cardia fourteen wears old OF No "a Eas One-hun-
dred forty xih-si. The burglary occurred IN
Nelson's picture frame factory. No, a, East One.
hundred-and- ifteth-st. The boys pleaded guilty IN
the Morrsana Court YESTERDAY morning ana Magls-
tratc Brann held them for trial In 5000 bail each
Captain Peter Nelson. Of the barge J. Il. King lying
at Pier No. q East River had his rlsht leg broken
yesterday morning by the explosion OF a naphtha
engine in the hold OF the barge The blazing naphtha
set fire 10 the woodwork in the hold. The nremen
were summoned and they quickly extinguished the
flames. The damage TO the barge was about $50.
Charles winlaucr. twenty-s,x years old. student
in the Bellevue Medical College. committed suicide
yesterday afternoon by shooting Wnlauer lived in
apartments OF three rooms IN the rear part OF the
trsmcly hard and lately had suffered such
and take a rest. All preparations had been made for
his departure for indianapolis with his wife and
while the two women were out and they found him
dead on the floor when they returned.