New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-21

,nr so hard. She could not be persuaded TO give
I'D studying, however.
She complained of feeling Ill yesterday ana
her mother told her to see the doctor before
sba went 10 school She walked alone aions
5e-erson-st In front OF No. 81 she reeied anu
fell 10 the sidewalk Pedestrians picked hef up
and q can for an ambulance was sent 10 lho
German Hospital She died within haif an mo-
The body was taken to the Hamburg ST. sta'ioii'
where it was claimed by her parents
The unknown man who died in the Eastern
district Hospital was found on Tuesday hlsh
at Broadway and South Eighth-st, where ne
was threatening to assault several persons tAe
was taken by the police TO the Eastern D4N''4''
Hospital ,,.s
The suicide Of Frank Kelly. 1t was believed
=. a. q Tho heat. which affected his brain.
Ye was visiting his mother at the time ms .,
,,,o.,,o- said that he had been drinking heaVhy
,-s that IN Tuesday he complained or the he"'
cd acted ueculiarly. On that day he mace an
.,,er,nt at suicide but prevented rom exc
',,.,,,, his nlan Yesterday. unobserved' ne "ei'
"a the roof OF his mothers house ana JuiAPe1'
striking in the gutter. Nearly every ~
hoa, Was broken. He Was taken to the hooSe
rel, Fosnital where he died about an hour ia'e
he left q widow and three children
1,ao-,a fal+ Yesterday as If summer had realiS
Get sn The air was hot, and breeze 0lu nv
necessarily mean comfort. for the very WINS
xrerA hot furnace blasts. In the tenement H0USe
s,.+-sc,s there was great discomfort. and many
children wished for Fresh Air season. Win as
vacation of two weeks in the country 10 OPEN
,zo. i. few neople went TO Coney Island to ENJOY
8 ba4h in the surf They reported. on their re-
,r-n that swimming was decidedly refreshing
the water being sufficiently warm 10 MAKE .
fifteen minute plunge enjoyable.
While last nights showers viii have no last
.ug effect on vegetation they gave to the market
gardeners a feeling Of hopefulness- Kan Is
needed for the New-Jersey straw no"
coming into the market They are hterahy
burned. and lacking in juice Instead OF the I
usual red color, half of the surface OF the per
ries is green in color. Spinach and lettuce are
being received from New-Iersey, Staten 1slano
and Long Island Owing to the dry weatner te
former is selling at s. a barrel ano the Iattei
al 81 so The usual price is 40 cents ana 81, re
.spectively. The asparagus has been shghtiy m
cured by the dry weather. but Win ram ~ VII
revive Sweet corn has been greatly Delayed
il has appeared above the ground, but Tor TWO
weeks has shown no indications OF furtheT
growth With rain it may begin 10 grow again
If there is no rain soon, the farmers VIII plough
1t under and plant another crop
Owing TO the continued dFouth in northern
Syestcbester County and Connecticut. the Green
witch Water Company, Of which William Rookie
Teller IS the head, has prohibited the people or
Port Chester ana its efvirons from using the
water to sprinkle the streets The public drink
.ne fountains in Rye, Port Chester and Green
witch are also dry, and the people living on the
hilltoDs are having difficulty in obtaining an
adequate supply of water The company says
st has the water TO meet the present demands
but fears a shortage If the drouth continues
much longer.
Owing 10 the surplus of milk being received
by the dealers. the exchange price was reduced
50 . cents q quart Yesterday. This means that
milk viii be cheaper in the tenement house dis
ITicfS.
The forecast for to-day and tomorrow IS,
''Fair, with light west winds