New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-05
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

In spite of strenuous efforts to nave sehten0
suspended the man who was arrested III ula0
Church on January % for stealing pocHe'oo0n
from Mrs. L. C. Dunlop. of No. 81 Irving Place, and
described himself = Frank G. Andrews. hfy yeao
old Of Nc 9O3 West Twefth-st. was SENTENCED ID
snecial Sessions Court yesterday TO three mohHs
I'm the oItv Prison. When Andrews was arrested
the charge against him was made by Mason H.
Partridge the sexton OF Grace Church. VINO ac'ea
under instructions from the Rev. Or. w X HUNT.
ingtou the rector OF the church. Then 1t appeared
that Andrews was the black sheep OF p'om'nei.
pol,imore family and when this was ascerIalnea
evorv effort was made TO have the charge WIN
drawn This the Justices would not aIio"' anu '
week Andrews was found guilty ana re'nan ,
until Yesterday for sentence the KeV' ~ 80, ~,
G Kimber or st. Augustine chapel i''.'
norish was called He told the Justices that ne nau
known Andrews for three years, ana hdu '.e"
trying TO look after him since his arrival IN 'n''
oIty lie said Andrews spent all bis money 'oF
liouor and that he had lost several situat'on' '"
that account. DR. Kimber said he had never hnUma
Andrews 10 do anything dishonest oe.o ns cana
prisoner aeknowlelged mar hi3 Iet 1 in nronouncns
sentence said the Court was moved ~ Hs rsneni
made in his behalf but could not agree 10 suspr
sanfenna The justices felt that light sen,e, ~
must be imposed. and therefore sent A"'''
city Prison for three months
Justice Fursman. In the Criminal Branch o. "a.
Supreme Court yesterday continued tae uia. "a
Henry OTTO Schepp. seventeen years DID, OF No ~"
Second-ave who is accused OF arson IN se''i',s w.
to the stables of Herman j. Bohemian ~ has. co.,
third-st.. on December 90 last AFTER Depu'' 49,,
Marshal O'Sulvan had testified yes'Ssi line had
ordered him TO start the fire. AZ ne nad hos ia
in the stables the LAD deC GaSIes - He was 70
OF guilty OF arson in the thira des'ee' 'i'
manded until Monday for sentence
One Juror was secured In General Sessions 80
day for the trial of william j. hoerneF' n.
paper artist, for murder in killing ms sm sm
Rosa Redgate, IN Fourteentn-sl' !as' S'
The Fire Marshal is investigating susp"O
fire which occurred early yesterday ino'i1Ds "a.
vacant house at No. 53s East One-hun'.'
fortieth-st A policeman found PIC ~. 'front.'
papers burning under drygood' box Innncrngharn,
hail The house Is leased by Michael ,u =, which
proprietor OF Webster Hall. in the rear oi
the building stands.
Thomas H. Stout. hfiy-sN years Ola, W. Id
scribes himself a salesman OF Soath p""a,nrau
was brought back here yesterday from -, nay.
Inc Central Office Detectives Evanh0e anu ~.
lie is wanted here for forgories commnsD o,srk
Holland Trust Company He was atdiu"e mi.
for Jones Kenneth * Hopkins BANKERS all checks
city In 1882 II his duty 10 dsposs company.
apr ~" h was empowered TO draw money sorted
rarc OF his employers II Is said '"G hs accounts
To ~ SIS 0oD Judge Cowine. IN mi 10
General Sessions yesterday Commute"
The Tombs in default of 5000 iaiL
David King. carpenter. fifty -four seS,s Va
uno I,ved with his wife and six children u, AMI.
o., East ne-hundred-and -third-st. comm, 20 No
eide in the carpenter shop OF I" luo'' '.sa,,,v az.
OF Fast One. hundred n nd -cghth-s' yeS king had
,arnoan Nv inGaiing Illuminating gas. ne
been respondent for sonG l hs rent. and had no,
sufficient means To supper IL
often threatened to kill himself