New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-05
THE CITY.
Arrests last week, 1908.

AlICnVb list Ntth, lJSOo.
The tax receiver received $45,7 15 20 last week
Gen. Banks was in town yesterday and went
to Washington last evening"
A burglar stole from the piano wareroOm OF
W. Cadidmus, No. 40 Beecker-st, on Saturday morning
violin valued at $3.50.
At the office of the Mayors Marshal, during
was $3.50 go and the sum OF s6s so refunded to
various parties who had been swindled.
On Saturday morning 100 guns were fired s IN
the City Hall Park under the superlntendenee OF Henry
Num- IN honor OF the passage OF the new oanai p nov
tic direction Of NJ NJ. Caleb and others Of the Produce
Exchange.
On Saturday evening the stock Of hosiery
IN the basement and first floor Of No q FranElns
damaged by fire and water to the extent OF $1,000 IN
sured. Loss on building, $1,000 Insured Tic origin OF
the fire Is unknown
Inspector William Jameson was, on Friday
evening last, the Newest Police presented ny
somey mounted with gold. IL Is the most elegant patton
in the Police Department.
Charles Smith was arrested on Saturday, on
charge of cruelty to animals for running :; sIr pig
wagon His counsel claimed that turtles were elassed
with reptiles by Agassiz and Justice DoWlng Taxing
that view OF the case. discharged him.
The steamers ST. John, and Drew, OF the
Peoples Line. have been thoroughly oyerlaued, , re-
painted. and put in the most perfect order WIN an a
ton OF 100 StaterOoms which will greatly add 10 the aS
commodaton OF PASSENGERS These popular poats WI
their regular trips today leaving from the ioo'
OF Canal 81. at % u. H.
The Rev. r. s. Foster, DID,, having accepted
Professorship I'm Drew Theological Seminary Madison
NJ j. been compelled by the duties OF that posiiSn
retire from the pasorato OF ethJ
dist Episcopal Church, Fourtst, near sixthaVe Whlch
he has held for two years Yesterday was ms 9st sun
day with his people. who have recently shown thelr APP
probation Of his services by presenting him. previous TO
his departure, with purse Of 1900 addtoha 70 DIS
salary, Yesterday evening Dr. roster preaSueo lis i"io
well sermon. .------sr
Among the strangers in the city are Gov
Fairchd OF Wisconsin, at the st. Denis iio's; 81 The
Ss6 OF Army T. b. Mccigs Of ccago chaplain
Kane of United states Navy at the BreyoS E so.S
Of Ohio. 'S and Col. c. c. Hammond q chicago
at the 81 Nicholas Hotel NJ BaaI1l Secretary OF INC
Hon WIN. Ward, Naval Attache OF the Briti.h Legaton
g. the %ndo Of senator Crowley
Assemblymen selkreG and Bemus, ara jas TerThgeI
c. CIV Brush, Baltimore, at the Fithaye Hotel
Gems -. T. Bruce, syracnsei A. @ NiyeD, Monueeili9
aud tho Hon s. X. Williams. Albany at tho Metropolitan
Hotel. Duncan 8. Walker. Washington, and Lieut.
New-York Hotel. Col Norton. Albany, and the Hon.
Homer Foot Springfield Mass, at tho Hoffman House
The Hon. Alfred Ety. Rochester, at the Coleman House
BROOKLYN.-The police made 337 arrests
last week
The iourneyman house carpenters of this city
have notified their employers that they Will demand "
The first nine of the Atlantic b. B. C. will
play match game against strong field nine on tho
Capolme grounds this afternoon at O'CLOCK a pllZe
| bat and ball Will be commended for.
A salute of 10 guns was fired from the City
Hall Park saturday evening by Capt James Johnson
MajorGenora OF the Second Division NewYork State
Policeman Dobbins of the A3d Precinct at
tempted que disturbance at the corner OF lienil'
tonave and Coumiast at late hour on Friday night
badly the head Oncer Jersey came To ms
aid but he also assaulted and both were compelled
Last evening about five o'clock three sailors
to s Sa SSs there there 81 cot Pa o ay
alleged, discharged pistol shooting william lamp
wound Tue injured man taken the CITY Hospital
and Calvin was arrested and locked up TO answer
James CASTOR, aged 10 years, died at the
Long Island College Hospital on saturday from tho ef'
fects OF a sunshot wound received while on target
excursion 70 East Newiors some e since. ~ epp rgH
sove and giancng. hit him on the knee. An inquest
was held aud verdict in accordance with the facts was
WiIIIAMSBURGH.--Thom Hayden, for
the past four years Assistant Engineer In tho Eastern
District Fire Department died Ola Friday last after an
Jersey CITY, N. John Henry, and
Henry Breeze lad, about s years OF age Mere S5o1g
before Recorder Meaae yesasy ehnrgsS S
made by the father OF Breeze. The latter however, did
only subjected reprmand from tie Recorder
FLUSHING, L. New officers of Pacific
Lodge No S. o. OF o. F. TO be Installed this even
Schools OF this commence today. and will continue
during the week A meeting OF the Drainage Commit
tee hold Saturday last, and last months claims
amounting TO $4,000, settled. The best means
for disnfcctng the turned mp ground during the hot
weather. was also considered by the COMMITTEES.
| HOBOKEN, n. flames Decker fireman
on the tug syracuse, lying at the wharf on the
side OF the Morris and Essex rcse, was drowned
Yesterday morning about o'clock lie cent to the
dock by the engineer, turn the water Ca fill the
boiler Is supposed that In Jumping from the dock
10 tho beat he nlscalculated tho distance Coroner
White held an Inquest and a verdict accidental death
rendered. Deceased leaves family, who reside In
! Hudson. N. Y.
! HUDSON CITY, N. 1.-Two men, named
Peter Yanursten and Jacob Boge arrested yeser
day. charged with committing an ntrocous assault on
man named Ockerhauson The atiray occurred several
| DAYS ago, when Ockernausen knocked down and
life despalred Of The parties could not BIO found
however, until yesterday when they were taken into
tody, and will be held TO await the result
| TRENT0N-0n Friday afternoon forty con-
vcts employed In the shop at the NewJersey State
Prison. Trenton refused work. the ground that they
natreated by their keepers, Thompson Chairman
MT Heuuon, the Warden OF the prison. Mt closed
the doors OF teshOp and placing guards hurried through
the'Oher departments OF tho prison. sending the other
cOnyics TO their cells under pretense that there
material for them TO work He then assembled his
force armed them thoroughly and returned to the
shop Here the reVOers weIeas defiant as before, and
positively refused TO work under their keepers On being
ordered TO return To their cells they slowly filed off, and
subsequently 20 Of them returned to work The other
49, refusing TO come to terms, consigned 10 dun
geonr. Mr. HenniOn expresses bis Intention OF inyestga
| ting tho cause OF tho revolt, and says that II
| he finds that any OF tho keepers have been
guilty OF cruelty to cOnvcts ho will discharge them
| IAnnouns.mslhl
| f. HoLMEs.-Dear Sir: am glad to inform
you that the BURGLAR AARH savsd from burglary last month
4 ILAaa dali l..k.