New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-06
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the 2is. and following days.

trrsI ard will plsy their hrst match IN thH oHy'a
the 2is. and following days.
Tgs WsyrRLEr B.sE BALL CLUB.-A new senior
cub A. been organized and called the Wsverey Base
Ball Club TIE officers are President, Joseph
Umplsby; Vice. President, Henry Mahuken; Secre-
tary, Joseph A. Ker.; Treasurer. j. IL. Evers. d.
rectors: Augustus Funk Joseph A. kest, and Dsn-
Bellows. The play dsy of the Club, Friday sfter'
noon; and the ground, Hamilton Park.
"THE WEsLrH or OnsUs hsD ny ISp. '-s,me
idea of this suggestive and Alaidinlhe line may be
formed BY examining small showcase nov on ex-
bibition at Tiffany & Co.'S, in which is grouped, Oh
40 area Of ess than thirty inches square, collection
of gorgeous diamond jewelry, forming an outfit for
lady, valued at s7s,6oo. A pin formed OF single
white diamond is valued at 5000; ore necklace OF
large diamonds 81 900; two small onss, $4,000 each;
two parasol,, So each.
CousrERyKIr MoysH.-In accordance with the
law passed last Winter, which requires that all ccun-
eYfeit bills and plates secured by the Police Depart
ents Of the S,.e shall be hsnded over ID the Bank
ing Department a. Albany, the Metropolitan Police,
on Saturday left with Gen. Cook $4,000 of counter.
felt money, together with the several plates upon
which TIE bills were printed
NV School BumpisG.-A new public schoo
building has inst been erected the school site IN
Wooster street between Blocker and Houston at an
expense of about 49, coo. II is very well built after
the usual pattern for schoohouses Of that size. The
heating is done by bot.water apparatus, the only
one which gave satisfaction in sehoolhouses during
the cold heather last Winter, and its means OF ven
tlation are superior to those Of any public school
buildirg hitherto erected. The school opened
Yesterday with the customary ceremonies aud adj
dresses. Mr. John 2. Stoddard late of Montrose, Pa
takes the PIincipalship Of the Male Department
Miss Jane Al. Linsey, whose excellent management OF
the Primary Department of No. -, has raised IT
within the year past from the Tenth to the Fourth
in grade takes charge Of the Female Department,
and Miss Anna NJ. Rogers Of the Primary Department.
Opening OF THE Public ScHooLs.-The public
schools were opened yesterday, with an attendance
larger than usual in spite Of the threatening weather
Scholars, teachers and buildings appeared refreshed
and renovated.
RETURN OF THE REV. j. S. IssKIP.-A stesmtug
having on board large number of the pensioners of
the Rev j. S. Inskip, pastor of the Cherry-street
Mariners NJ. T.. Church, went down the bsy yester-
day morning to meet the packet ship Isaac Webb, of
which the nd gentleman and his family are pas
sepgers, and welcome them home. Mr.. lnskip has
been absent Oh an European tour over three months
A BALLET GIRL OUTRAGED.-Eary on Sundsy
morning a welldressed girl about Il years old, was
brought to the Fourteenth Precinct Sta,ionHouse by
three boys. Sergeant Wsmyss was present at the
time and heard her statement. She was in state of
L nuvin n
fright She gave her name as Augusta La Rue, and
stated that she had arrived in the city the day pre-.
vious from Philadelphia, and that man named Geo.
Finngan had met her a short time previous aud at
tempted to commit gross outrage upon her.
During Sunday she was conveyed before Justice
Steers a. the Essex Market Police Court, where she
preferred charge against Finngsn, upon which
warrant was issued Cor his arrest The officer pro-
ceeded to Firnigan's place. No. 500 Broadway, and
took him in custody. He is well known az low
gambler and the associate of men Of that class. Yes
terday morning the examination was held.
The first witness was the complainant who testified
that she was danseuse and resided at No. 90 Crosby
street that she came to the city Saturday last from
Phils ielphs, where she had been engaged by Frank
Rivers of the Melodeon, Chinese Building, as MEM
Der of his company; after the performance che stated
that she went in company with Minnie Williams,
another attacbe of the Mslodeon with whom she
rooned at No. 90 Crosby street, aud Fnngan the St.
Nicholas saloon where they had supper and wine, Of
which she drank a glass or two; from the effects OF
this she felt stupor come over her, and she next re-
members getting out of carriage at house, in com
pany with man named George Cooley, and Minnie
Williams they went into the house. and fnnisan seated HIM
de she testified that she told Finnssn she wanted
70 that Funan replied she could not and upon her
request he said that abe must not put on any ans
she states Fnngan then drobed himself and attempted
VIC which resisted by scratching his that
he she screamed he would throw her out OF the
she took her hat and cloak gained the street,
finding boys her request they conducted her TO the
station-bouse.
On her the complainant denied having been
guilty ndecorou conduct being intoxicated se stated
1.-THE complainant drunk
Officer W.mys testified that when the complainant was
brought Station House, she did not sas OF in
toxieation that her was indicative oitnsh
Minnie ams testified that immediately after the PERFORM
ance Saturday night she met Finnisaa who s.ked her s1e
wsssdy 90 TO sPPer she tod nun shs coad I.sn os "a
had strange girl with herr she then asked
she would fnend OF hers aud get supper
the acquescng they wentt thsSs Nicholas Saloon
complainant sad abe would have brand SMASH eau
cset when Mr. Cooley moIt wine was odered and
drank dozen times saying that she was IN Tor
ANYTHING that witness was complainant witness and Cooley
then got carriage and Fnnsn said he would 80 aud iii
arrived at the husc,
witness into with fnnsan;
other with Cooley she subsequently
into wnesss room sytss ns waas.d p 90 noI
cloak and she down, sammns the
did Finngan the SOFA no
had been would him witness denied the statement
~ that ste threatened compsnsnts be-
ing drunk made q complaint against tnngsn sne stated,
also Fnngan had assaulted complainant she would have
observed IL. 80. 80, a, p
the s drank Nicholas Ssoon and that the complain
ant well wine that she draEk two or tHee
from each bottle they went 20 the car.te
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