New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-04

DeFCor. AiQQ no 0eADA -AteAAN "a - -
s.--..ior. Cor early IN 1893 he arrived at New
work or small coasting schooner. having iert
re oaptured ouedagh somewhere in the West
rnsiex. under a small guard. and opened com
,-,.,,ication with Lord Bellamont in Boston IN
e. ne offered 20 turn over the CUedegh and
zfstever remained Of her cargo and such money
ss was N his hands from the sale mentioned
previously Il a pardon and indemnity against
loss On his bond were given to him. To prove
the legitimacy Of his work as agent Tor bel4a-
mont he Enclosed n his communication the
French papers round in the two ships taken ~
tim.
The whie administration was il desperate
straits REGARDING Kid6- His ulutinous crew one
~ whom Kidd in passion had killed We
rcattered over the globe with no nope ID -
r-i-.cs Of the government Of being aoie u -
.sh them. while the man they were aIteT NJ NJ
himself might be the Possessor OF l-lo '--'-
r.f-p - made rrrl,c. would throw opprohTluil
m themselves and their speculative enter -
,7er--~-o-- II first agreed that hlcos ac''o-S
-. -. --,- The enterprise was legitimate
a.. --r--f,.1 s-i--7osiries ran high. and ne was
--,-,.s - order his arrest and SEND MN 70
t----.-s where ne remained IN prison ior TWO
vss-s According 10 the Wing party KIDD was
-,,u-v before he was placed on ulal-ho' @
,,.-,ov hut OF the murder OF William Moore
= 60 7-01. No counsel was allowed him,
s75 even the Judges shrank from the perform
ace q their duty az trying the case Every
-h.r- was admitted as testimony by them
s-re-her relevant or not. ar1 Kidd was prohio-
,.as from spealzi-g in his own behalf. He was
found guilty. and on May 7, 1Iol was hanged
= Execution Dock Wrapping. There is positive
evidence. according 70 the best authorities, that
-re members q Kidd's crew who were tried
srs condemned with him were never executed
The reader may think this narrative out for
himself
once more 10 cur legitimate chronology The
,sew-yo-k Hospital was founded IN 1863 by pri-
vzte subscription. and Incorporated by charter
from Governor Duumore on July 1S. 1875 This
charter was confirmed by an act Of the legis-
Is---e dated March g. $50 Il 1775 the hos
r5ftaI y as burned down by accident, and before
smother could be- completed the war broke out'
during which the British converted the unfn-
is1e5 apartment into barracks In 1871 Il was
-sope1e5 as a hospital for the sick and dis
sde5. and afterwar5 extended 10 in5rn and
f-ier5less sea-en- As the demands on the hos
-.-a- Increased the private subscriptions were
found 70 be Inadequate 70 pay the expenses The
legislature was induced al various periods 70
confer Grants upon IL and these were increased
ron time TO time until March Il 1906. when
81 act was passed authorizing the payment Of
$1,000 wear out OF the duties on public auc-
lions Ill the year 1851
Tie hospital stood IN the centre OF a plot q
ground bounded by Broadway, Church-st- An
-hory-st- AID Duane-st. Fronting and sloping
toward Broadway was an extensive lawn, with
many venerable elrls. From the cUpola sur
mounting fits three stories. says the record. al
extensive panoramic view OF The entire city
aid II the harbor and country beyond 70 a
great distance may be had. No spot on the
whole ISLAND could be better chosen in which 20
build a hospital than THAI on which the present
stands. T. is one Of the most healthy places in
1he city is quite distant from the limits Of the
popuIous parts. and, though there are NUM-
her Of LOFTY houses 81 its neishbo-hood. the e-e-
walton = The building secures 70 the sick all
The advantages Of a free circulation Think CT
,his part q The old record ana make mental
comparison when you pass the former location
Of the hospital tomorrow. Also, consider what
has been done for you in the establishing OF the
present hospital system CT New-York.
TIE FOURTH. or North Church was built n
wluiau-s-.. between Fulton and Ann, this year
1T was Of stone. with q handsome and lofty
sri-e. about TWO hundred feet n height in
which is q gallery that commands one OF the
1-es- views II the city" How much Of the city
could Zoe seen from this point now?
In the scar -7-o on April l., the Marine So
c.lty was Incorporated. ard its funds limited 70
Is 600 e scar IT'S immediate objects were the
Improvement Of maritime knowledge and the
-r-l5f Cf INDECENT masters Of vessels, their
widows and orphans. i is a noted society IL
cSsv-Eorll to-day
FEB @--The CIT rs. animated with the spirit
g. liberty notified the Common Council that
th-y were determined 10 erect a liberty pole
opposite s. Pzuls Church. il Cllathau-st-, but
she corporation refused the spot and il was
erected on private around near" The cost Of
lamps. lighting tae city, etc. vas 100 year II
1--"' IS Per report O. ATr-l l't
On Nav = Of rLis year "a statue OF His
Majesty King George II ordered 70 be erected
-r The E-vllIE-ETH-D. and 2 statue OF " Ill
sam PHI Earl 1E Chatham. erected in Wall-SI..
The intersection q Nilia-l-st' The history
r. The statue first mentioned IS familiar TO every
s-l0-. boy. rur that Of the second IS not 50 Wen
known. This statue was erected by the people
Of Eeu--IC-k on The steps Of what was then
I--cr- as the Royal Exchange, II grautI1e
f-r The services OF William FltC When the
r----e L- King George was Destroyed py the
citizens. the British soldiers. ia revenge pulled
che PHI statue down and broke or the head
and one arm. il Law for q QUa-ler q z century
--l--r the rubbish in the yard OF lhe corpora
-I--. when 10 was discoveries by the owner Of
e noted resort on Ile corner ct ~ eSL Broal"dy
ed Frank inst. known as Riley ttth Ward
s--. outside o. his place. ard surrounded II
rl-1 Eu i.cr railing. There the relic 81 me
rsz- stood Until TlieE'S death. when the New
-1-s Historical Society secured IT, and now has
~ l- dts collection.
THE lu7cI. who for some time past opened
'---- Strings 10 the public. now closes them
aeal- Oh The citizens THIS Val give 1904 Tor
r---.