New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-24
NEW-YORK CITY.

When nearly opposite MOrris-st YESTERDAY hoo,
the motorman of Broadway capie-car W. o
maliciously risked the life of wagon-orNe' WIN
had temporarily blocked the track WIN al III
terval of fully fifteen feet between tne car anu
wagon the carman deliberately applied HIS ioi0e
and plunged his car into the rear OF the wagon
throwing the driver heavily upon his back. ror'u-
nately the horse did not start or pelore inc u''.
regained his feet and grpped the reins' Inc a.
fair was witnessed by number OF pys'ahuers' WIZ"
severely censured the dangerous anc spteiui NC
hsvior of the railroad employee. who couo nave
easily had nearby pohcemah o'u'i ~
driver out Of the track
A neetinr in the interest Of the pocy-hoders OF
the Massachusetts Benefit Life Association is an
nounced to take place at the office OF a. H. "oou-
ruff Equitable Building, No. 10 Broao"a'' y"
Monday at D. M
The Rev. Arthur Crane. evangelist, VIII denver
AN address to men at the Harlem branch o, ''e
Young Mems Christian Associauoh' NJ
One-hundred- and -twenty-ffth-st tomorrow ai.ei
mon at 40 o'clock His subject will be "Suicde.
The body Of Mary Cryan. who jumped from the
ferrvhoat ST Louis into the North River on Ihurs-
dav night was found yesterday morning on the
rocks at Bedlow's Island The body was ioeht''eu
nv the girls brother Thomas Cryan' OF NO -"
West Fifty frst-st who obtained a permit ior Hs
removal to his home
Three Of the four boy burglars who robbed the
E.
,ourth-st of 81 900 worth of silverware last week.
ware in Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday
morning and were each held in $500 bail TOT ulai
The fourth boy was sent to the care or the Ierry
society.
The Grand Jury yesterday filed an indictment
for GRAND larceny against Frank A. Coghil, VINO Is
under arrest in Jersey City on the Complaint Oh
HE Cousins wife who accuses Coghiil with the
orcenv of $4,000 which she says he obtained from
her by false pretences
Diana for a new three-story brick and stone
nower.bouse. costing $35O00O to be erected on the
block bounded by Frst-ave., the East river
N,netv-hfth and Ninety-sixth SITS. have been hieo
at the Department of Buildings. The structure Is
IN he erected for the Metropolitan Street Railroad
Company.
The eleventh anniversary Of the conversion Oh
Colonel Henry H. Hadley will be celebrated IL
the Jerry McAuley Mission. No. SlS Water-st-' on
Wednesday evening Eleven years ago Coiohe'
Had,ev was a slave 10 drink. After his conversion
he was placed In charge Of the Avenue MISSION
In st Georges parish. He remained there year
and a half, and then went to ST. Bartho'o"e"
Mission as superintendent where ne mas re'hA'heo
aver since Colonel Hadley has established through
go, N. country hfty-three missions and dealt per-
sonally with thirty-seven thousand drunkaros,
many of whom have reformed. He has addressed
more than a million people. and raised Tor MS
missions outside of New-York over $4,000
Judee Newburger in the Court Of General ses-
eons Yesterday granted order permitting Will
tam r Howe counsel for Martin Thorn, 10 ex-
anime the remains of the body In the Morsue
identified as that OF William Guldensuppe MI
Howe afterward went to the Morgue and examined
the body. He said that the identlhca''oh "s'' No
we're perfect rot"