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breaking.
lfon and saspe that can8el the failure. do no
knoW but thai the Kind Of iron used Waa oct to
Kethef as we'll as It could be, but It Ig evident tbs
there was lack q JUDGMENT Somewhere in tne put
ting of The roof Together. ltalnf, fnrtner, tha1
Le1z d Son had their Own way, odt being the con
t5ae:oIa, threw the responsibility on Messrs. Rose
q, Easrmar, Who we're present at different times
snq e~ea me "of1 to 30 On. a the1 did. with
N ar: eEs VIZ osDE1 Ny opinion IN resa.d to n.
a Gcs 1 hs sSn T. q f al tss S
q us. iaftefa xould have been sum
Letz = Ia 5ot only inc contractor, bat he
o1tsinator Of the plan Of Ine roof. There Was nc
pEo';,s!on made to resist the tendeocy e "b9et;
on account Il the buciuu9 of the sttuts raltaft
The nrcht:ects ceusuIaole IN that they adopted
Mr: Letzs plan OF roof, and carried I. out w1shoui
70 buckle ID the raifeis apse with VI: Buriin9
tnat the portion ct the root now remaining upon
the tulo1pg, anould be strengthened, aud, u g
It should be 10 worked together Is to resst e1ery
tertercT 10 buckle or s:1ain. II tbs raftera can
Be kept IN The st1ut ltos, ttey vii not fail down
that the 1afteE be1d edSeaay6 and the
third IS that the Iafters bend sidewayA Theso
aIs petslne to Ts.. he bsaaoR dsvays taa:
conld dl,co7er. Ny judgment ls that the roof
noW on the building can be made 8ecufe by Euch
IN This vie. II hsd dea1Rued tha roof, should
hare 2iTeh greater nelant to the rBtteis than TWO
and quarter tDcheF. They are made sao and
which makes them equal to two and quarter
n: cHEsBRouGB. Tee committee examined
ay II ,he % session s yestaFdsy. Ter TSs. Of course,
considered q point OF . gtea. deal Of interest," as
70 here the responsibility les with regsrd 70 tn'9
matter. tninktf 20 over the g1ouud lttle, =,
been bro1gbt out yes It was evident that me
very much. in some Of his Views. sta Je: tns tns
question was asked the architect wnesaef !1e
specifications which were presented. ana Tmea
arc substantially those upoo which the roo! Tas .s
so1s5uc edawsetesss taey .sss aa2eft,e aes Cd
Tna auszer was that the spsc'as,9ao12os ~
were msds cut before, aud bens TO 70
several oscer parties as vel az VI: Lex LIZ ,ns
Judgment Of the contractor, he being an old TOOL.
builder, and having had much e1per1ancs u sncn a.
natte1s: sti1i, be felt alter al that r NA ~
q ~; Tae or eeua
was ca.led c lid fo1, He bad no fault 10 md With T..
ana 3 ,hs be- I'D 10
% tor "a Hin 'as sense1 6sd
4 eare vsy; ,a, Eoa'd i. q s',o so|,nn,ae msn7
the rooI, AID ss1 part shlch . ss'll ssanalo9. nnd
thst sotre Of the rsi'ers xese bent cons.detael5.
ehoatpg that snsy need the elap9:aen'nG moo
whether PRINCIPALS ia'eras, or additional uasaes,
1afIeyH, OK tte-rods, should be pat u.
Nj, BURLING. think va a! agree tnas tns
roof WIS not strorR euongo. and thae We aI a9tee
that II the r1fiefs OF sIuts 1ad oeea OF uoos
Ih% roof would have Rtood.
NJ. BOT1NTON. thing It would.
1t. BURLTSG. think Il the root ASualn2
v1S guppnfiat nrnperiv It xnu'd st md.
Nj, BQYIEGTON. :, shall have 10 differ II 1oal
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isded, they can pack up and move"
This is the English argument to
wards Ireland; but we had not
supposed one set Of counties in Illinois
would be found applying it to another set,
OF recommending desolation and emigza-
ton US the appropriate cure for e1tortion-
ate taxation. Neither the Stnte Of Illinois
uor those Of its people living away from
the line Of the Central Road ever granted
anything to that road, except its act OF in-
corporation. It's lands belonged to the
United 6tates- Their value, over the gov
eminent price, has been added by the Labor
Of Tie road itself, and Of the inhabitants
aloBg its line, aided by foreign capital,
which has been paid for out Of their joint
lahor- The State was made trustee Of
the lands f'for the purpose OF aiding in
making the railroad and branches
aforesaid" For this service 1t
charges commission Of = per
cant Of the gross proceeds Of the road.
The railroad company, fortunately, is not
in position to raise any issue upon the le-
gal,ty Of this charge. It has made oon-
tract with the State, made it voluntarily,
made it with its eyes open, and cannot 60
back on it The preservation Of the States
right to the per cent fund depends upon
its being exercised with just regard for the
rights Of the people along its line Other
wise, at least two serious questions may be
raised by them, VIZ: Whether, under tho
act Of Congress creating the state trustee
Of this property foz the purpose Of build
ing the road, the State itself had any power
to appropriate any portion Of the trust
property; and, also, whether State can
ta1 the commerce Of other States flowing
through il. ....
We urge the convention, ths.riof.. With
all respect, to deal with SO delicate pow.7
as this Of taxing thirty-se7en counties OF
the State for The benefit Of the rest with
the utmost moderation, lest the State lose
it entirely. And especially thst no consh-
tutional bar be plAoed in the way Of restor-
ing to the counties along the line Of tbs
road their inherent rightto ta1 all the prop
esty within their limits, or else to receive
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-06
GERMAN GOSSIP.

1.-THE Mystery of Edwin brood" is printed
in German by the Hamburg Correspondent
At Vienna, lately, the Emperor promulgated
an amnesty for all crimes of the public press in
quenoe Of which Czech editors imprisoned at Prague
have been liberated
In consequence of a great scarcity of clergy
men in North Germany proper authorities have been
directed by the Government favor much possible
the exemption Of theological students from military duty
A treaty for the protection of works of Lit
erature and Art is in contemplation between Baden and
Switzerland. II is similar TO the existing be-
stween the North German States and Switzerland.
In the desert of Alacama, Chill, an iron me-
teorte weighing los pounds recently picked up 1t
has found its way Vienna having been bought the
Imperial Cabinet OF Minerals Only larger than this
has ever been found.
The Royal Museum at Berlin has Just received
collection Of antiquities, forwarded from Cyprus by
Prof Fredricks, who was specially commissioned to
select them on the spot; They are OF the epoch when
the Greek and Oriental colonies existed simultaneously
III Cyprus and the surrounding isles.
Atthe Geological Gardens of Amsterdam hip
popoamus recently safely delivered OF interesting
pair OF twins The mother Is still delicate" but doing
as well as could he expected This IL the first
record OF double birth of these animals in "A doines
Gated state.
A maniac with aristOcratic affinities has been
frightening the great people OF Berlin Not long ago the
young children Of the Crown Prince out driving
with their governess. Just opposite the Armory
suddenly grasped the Tens Of the horses, and COM
manded the eoachman TO stop saying that he
sin Of the Crown Prince The driver not wishing To run
down the man, pulled up his horses when the maniac
jumped into the carriage on one side, while the gov
erness and the children hnrredly scrambled out at the
other side The officer AT the next ardhOuse arrested
the man. when he found to be crazy Austrian Not
very long ago this same madman tried to stop the car
ladies fair in Vienna, suddenly embraced the Archduke
Charles Francis very mufh 70 of n M OF Ls.
lie was allowed 10 leave few daYs ago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-06
UNITED STATES coURT-EAsrrnv DISTRICT.

United States agt. H. ~. BOgdrt.-Ihe de-
PENDANT in this paymaster's clerk during the
year 1867 and up December 1868. On saturday
ing he was arrafgned efoe Judge Benedict 10 plead to
five indictments, charging that during the tm' above
mentioned he embeZzed and Appropriated $4,000 OF
Government funds which in charge Of the Paymas
ter OF reccivinghp Vermont, at the BroOkyn Navy
Yard and for taking from the safe OF the vessel TO
which he had access several sums OF money belonging
TO officers in the navy and deposited In the safe OF said
ship for safekeeping lie pleaded not guilty. and gave
hail i'm $40 900 under each indictment % appear for trial.
which will come this term Of the United states Cir
cult Court . $500
An Alieged Nusanee.-U. s. agt. Reynolds, Hidden,
Richardson MOiinedar.-This Is motion 10 restrain
the defendants carrying the business ~ color
mandatory the neghbOrhOOd OF thc Nayy-la IL
appears that the above firm keep an establishment for
the manufacture OF paints oils &C. on the corner Of Ora
ham and CarOn-ayes. and the OdOf arising thereirOm
nerered with the officers in charge Of the Navy Yard
who have their quarters I'm the immediate vicinity and
renders it dangerous Ia reside In the locality Last sum
mer Dr. Cochran called the attention Of the heah an-
thores the nuisance caused by the same establish
mpnt and had the nuisance removed this time the eetab
shnent was opened by different firm and the officers
in charge Of the NayyYard applied for an Injunction 10
restrain the persons from carrying on the business by
mutual consent of counsel both sides, the hugans
agreed to restrain the manufacture of any material
that would create any smell 10 interfere win any one
until next Wednesday, when the case VIII De argued Do
fore Judge Benedict.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-06
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM sAvANSAH-Iu steamship Virgo jane MS ss.'
and chiC H. st. John and K. W Lucas j. Sr sgs hb
G. Mrs " D. Butler Ms Bradley and clrn Louis Cs~,a
Wilkinson Jos Weeks Fordhsm sni wife j. hrrngon' ~
Harrington, M NJ n johnson and ehldrea j. NJ tarrs = D.
Owens, r. Mcdonald J. r. Sus r. + War, b. W Rllef l. n
H6igkss K Houston DR. ". X Mcirsw, smith su
servant Judge Knight Mrs TAYLOR and child Thomas ~
bury Johnston T. Barber Miss T. NJ Casey HISS Neih'
ATnan
PROM sAvANNAH-n steamship Herman Livingston yaoe -
Browne children and servants Mr.. j. X Nhtepsr
children, and servant, Mrs NJ. y Taylor Miss w Ia,lSr
Barsto wife aud Kimberley ani wife, Mrs Crs,o MIS-
Richmond Miss Celia H. Williams, Miss 4. Williams hs hsssv'
MAJOR Mcintosh. r. D. Walker 5. McCerle Charles b 49,
John vAssar H. Longe J. G. Snyder, W H. Blew, Charles Motifs
Gus Silver q. =. Bart and nine In the steer>Se
FROM fBRNANDINAla steamship Flag June e-Mrs Suhvr -
child Cooper NJ De Forrest wife child and servant MI
Capt Giunty, Mr. Anderson, Mr. ssres Nj Cline, and ~
PROM GLASGOw-In steamship Iowa, June 5Mary Lhbare'
Ellen Hamilton John Anderson wife John C. ADs
James A. Anderson, Mary Henns James Heanessy hrs 's
Jarvis
FROM BRRMRN-In steamship Urser June 5pAyid RosehbeT
Fairbanks r. O. Lyons and wife A. Mason and wife iYAl
frefk Muller T. g. Arnold Mrs Wikso lul daughter rSI sJ
family Woolsey and children NJ. C. LehD Christina
Louise sngen Carl Dors)h r. Senger Louise sehndt ana 0
John d. Rohr Geo Wken j. a. Sehag and wife JOS Gsblf
i Alb Hof D. and family John Brngemadn "
Mr. Harris and children H. Hicks, q. AsPnws try' 80
George and chdTen Mrs A. Ashcroft q. kgeea, j. Ste n l. e'
Ortiz Wlhemlna Doacn and child RAune SshatI AN
EbesA Henrietta Block Nollmann Carl schleJer ~ so
NJ Cohen N Hume Baowsk j. G. Butler NJ Berre = NA'
r. BOomAun
FROM BBRMUDA-In brig Marguerite jane h-a WtlaHS ~
T. A. Merrill. Mia AaIy Neral, Mo u. lsoss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-06
CRIMINAL.

At the TOmbs Police COurt, yesterday, Al
dermen Moore committed Archibald VI. Craig for assault
and robbery Michael ConnOr OF No. 102 Chcrryst est
fed that while engaged in repairing the lock on the 'front.'
door his premises the prisoner and another person came
up knocked him down, and stole his watch and go The
prisoner said he was truck driver and lived at No 70
Robinson-st.. John Collins and James McCarty were
Fernandez resident OF Texas, Saturday brought
before Justice Hogan the complaint OF Benjamin r.
Metcalf OF No. l07 Wast. The complainant made oath
that April Is Fernandez came 10 him aud represented
that he large shipper Of beef, giving his name as
William A. Cushman, and said that he wished 10 charter
a vessel. Metcalf, as agent for Il. L. Sherman,
Fernandez q charter Of the brig Emily. BY the nOn-fu
nent certain conditions the vessel detained in
port and the false representations OF Fernandez dis
covered. He committed for trial.
At the jefferson Market Police Court. jus
tce Shandey the bench Anthony AckeIt residing at
No West Forty rst-st, held TO await the result OF
stabbed in the ons and breast dry goods store of
Albert Rch No 303 SiXhaye, entered on saturday
night by forcing open the bars OF back window the
thieves entering from the yard OF NO 3Ol. sans SIRE,
and ribbons were taken the value of $780, About a.
m while officer Walter Grer of the Twentynnth Pre-
cinct Police patrolng his beat in Nncteenth-st De
tween Sixth and Seventayes., he three Olter
OF the men, Henry Duffy enter an aley-way and fol-
lowed him, and found Duffy in back yard near the door
Of a she'd The officer searched the shed and found three
black bags containing large quantity OF valuable Dry
goods. In the bags Also were some picks, braces, ana
two jimmies" The officer asked Duffy II he knew any
thing the bags and he said he had taken them from
the store OF Mr. Rich, who, upon being shown the sAs
identified them his property. Duffy was committed
without bail to answer at the General Sessions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-06
ter Of whom dspIay consderabe taste in The

ter OF whom display considerable taste IN the arrange
ment Of fruit in baskets made for the purpose.
These OF the prices paid at the present time
" 10 " 10 each Of the average size OF SptzeDberg ap
pies Hot-house nectarnes at the same prices. They
are sent to this market from Massachusetts Maryland
Strawberries large small sized tomato, selling
at 50 cents small box. the being well advanced
On the LIST Of April hot house Strawberries sold for SIC
box OF the size. California white Oxheart cheriea
the first that have been sent 20 this market are
selling at 40 cents pound California lemons, crown
this year. large Southern oranges and equal In
quality to the Mediterranean lemons sold at Is cents
each. HOthOuse grapes are selling at g pound !:
they have been sold earlier in tine at e. pound
Georgia and south Carolina peaches appear In this
market about the latter part Of June later Mary
land then Delaware and last the luscious NewJersey
The full tide Of Jersey strawberries will be here during
the coming week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-06
KINGS COUNTY srRROGATE,s COrRT.

Surrogate Vim. d. Needcr last week adj
United 10 probate the wills OF Elias Woodruff Richard
Ten Eyck, Bernard Monaghan, RhOda Marsh, Mary
MacksOn, and William j. j. Williamson, all 81 the City Of
Brooklyn. Letters Of Administration were granted
the estates OF the following named deceased per wiz
William Berdamas OF East New York, Charles II. Frics
Francis H. Burns, Jane Love- James Carroll Jane Brady.
and Margaret COnnOr all Of the City Of Brooklyn Letters
Of Guardianship of Gideon ;. Hawey were granted
Nathan Stevens; OF Roberta +. Freeman 10 John r. Pitt
of Emma 5. Cole 10 Seth J.. Cole; and OF Catharine
Mclaughlin Daniel Gilen, all of the City OF Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-06
THE COURTS.
TIE cOuRTs FOR lime.

In the Supreme Court there will be a General
Term held by ngrabam, r. j. and Justices Barn ard and
CardOzo Judge Barnard viii sit in Chambers and also in
oyer and Temincr and Supreme Court Circuit Part l.
There VIII also De extra term lasting two weeks In the
Circuit. Part II. Is 10 be held by Justice Brady.
In the superior Court, Part l. will be held by Judgs
Spencer, and Part H. by Judge Barbour. Judge Freed
man viii sit in Special Term, and Justices Mcneil
McCunn, and Jones will hold the General Term.
In the Court Of Common Pleas Judge LOcw will ST in
Part L., and Judge Van Brunt IN Part H. The Special
Term will Dc held by Judge DAILY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-06
GRIMES AND CASUALTIES IN BRooKLYN.

At p. m. on Saturday a portion OF the
sewer in DeKalbave., near Marcyave, cayed ill., bury
ing three workmen. Upon being dug out, one OF them
found TO be uninured another, John Cyphers,
ceved internal injuries and had leg broken the third
william Miller age 80, dead. The body OF Miller,
who has relatives In the country taken % the
Station House, and afterYard removed TO the Dead
House.
Judith OBren age "a, during fit OF insanity, yester-
day morning, jumped from fourth-stOry window OF the
house No 2o2 Amyst and striking upon the fence re
ceiyed fatal injuries.
On Saturday evening fight occurred in John Rogerss
liquor store In CaIrOst between number OF drunken
characters, during which Peter Longw0rth struck
ing arrested, and committed 10 jail 10 await the
result Of LongwOrths injuries
About 1880 a. IN. yesterday John Kinnan, an old man,
while passing the junction Of North Second and North
Fifth-sts., f. d., on his way home, set upon by
gang Of corner lOafers, one OF whom John Connolly
struck him upon the head with slung-shot fracturig
HIS skull The assaant escaped.
Yesterday about n. IN. William McClusky, age 80, a
popcorn yender, residing In Sandfordst. near Myrtle
ave-. while drunk Jumped from third-stOry window 10
the sidewalk, and was injured about the spine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-06
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT;

BEFORE IOmmlSSlOHer USDOrn.-IH' DUHH HUO.
beyH.John HANDLE and George Marshall were examined
before the Commissioner on saturday Ihe deteeuEes
who the arrest testified TO the part uats an OF
which have been heretofJre published. Futhet PRIV
ceedings are adjourned until Wednesday next
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-06
SUPREME COURT-CHAMBERs.

DociSiOR-By Judge CardOzO.-E lien Parker
ag. Eli G. Parker-RepOrt OF referee confirmed; judg-
ment Of divorce granted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-06

FRS, Monday motion Cae1iar c-.- DILL
matt, Of pra5 Se Of 5 DEe at B,tor Sc
L1agton ast Lydia ssoI M,I.a as solomon S.g. 4 a.
1865 Le aiasip ss 60 u RYDER 5 Iol. Fir Avenue Rail
1895 Same agL go. 81 same. 80, road Co o..,....,
1881 %a s S% Sane SEXTON e. S1a.f 1 S1s CITY
1886 Judge ayt r. Y and Albany 49,, Pre- las Co Nc,
2aa, MooSy act ossool III wfsb sst Boo.S.
f5S $ % %tt5.a a E. E sa Bank 800 b. sal
y9fN Y sgt Rose i'm lss IN ct al asi " Nears =
1916 PesEns set Darling ct al Tenis;of ct al
las Brown at Eliot I@'' Si,1edofs. ar at w'lA
s9 Cannon TAYLOR ct al 80 Layer By gn ss Cent Zen r
i5s As6mead ast Martin. 1885, HooyeT ast BeeA~An n"
go Ba%n set ct s ii ss H 1874, Hoover s Cn Ina
s2a waliecl sgt Riplon gil sehssr, OBa;u sNi
lla1. Levy sgt Schoenbergrr 90 Aua 1s Ley ct A.
~ r. K Ksa x, 1s . a' A ss a S' ,
$780, Carpenter sgt Goodsn u.s. lutte 9 a. 1sI hnhs
Ill., Beger at Pierce 1893. Hamburger sst Jones
l617 Ham AIT NewIIayen Steam gO45. KIRK AT. Cox
m ri:s q p., P * F,i. % as:. :nt I'l'
con Newbe2 agt The 1881 Rutgers Fire Ina
IN ssBs% ct 81 az sa6So 1879 shsSshu by Ga
80. Hop Mat hfe las Co 'st ~, u ss Asf %t,s.
1899. Cooper Edwards sol5 Daor' as az, G1f'r''
ss Gou.e. amI &c. at n iis5 smith
' All Harlem r r. Co io32 Hnch sg- Williams ct al
26o. .FredenbeT ast oBHen 20 20 P Prnns =, 40, Nelson
aa Hope Ss' Mutual Int. Co TsS Fearing g, %,Ds.L
DIG, Greory AT Stone ct al 79i Hazard ag Old Dominion
I11j Itvington AIT Lachmeyer Co.
et III 2l60. .Schlesinge ct al AT Herter.
1894 Douglass &C. agt Dyer al PIP. Barnett sg. Wallace
CoURr BRoOKLYS.
] Wrinkle The City Of IL. Bills AIT Miller
BROOKLYN u. .PrTegO agt Ounstead
Nuyray agt.J McCroarty. -. Kent sgt Brockman
g. Doherty agt Dayset I.Ac1hnn agt lngrr
4.Coylle ag Holmes. D..Iltlpa uck AIT BGshscA
5.Moran agt. FOuuhave Com r. Go.
m,sioues etc l6. Mcneil agt Johnson
6. Whitaker Jr agt GARNER lt.Lln!e. ETC. AIT Elas
Gregory Coffin IL. hlught ngt smith .
g. j. Hunt Agt yolkenng 10. CALVIN ETC. Ieho etc
g. sherman AIT Nelson. 20. Allen, AlB'I, &c, tst
10. Smith agt Hurhert Gscken.
COURT CIRCUr-kngs Couuty-firss twenty cases
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-06
HOW THE NEW EXCISE LAW WORKS.

Early Yesterday Joseph Farrell, No. 455 West
Forty-secondst quarreed with Christopher Friese, In
the lager saloon of the latter the first floor OF the
above house, and fired at Friese. The ball missed the
latter entered the left thigh of Mrs Ann Brady, who
was coming of the adjoining grocery passed through
the limb and lodged in the muscles Of the other thigh
causing dangerous wounds. Farrell, who was much
aid of friends He Isl brother Of Farrell who was
prominent in the riots Of 1863
Henry Heitner and Mary Sweeney quarreled in the
hotel Of Legget & storms. in Chatham-st, and Hetner
stabbed Mary in the thigh, causing serious wound
William Baldock OF No. 500 West Thrtyninth-st. and
day had fight in West Forty irstst between Ninth and
Tenthaves and Ackert stabbed BaldOck twice IN me
right side Ackert was arrested. and was committed by
Early yesterday, John McNespf age 10, found by
ing from wound in the right hip received during an al
tercation with unknown man.
some members OF the Fayore Social Star Club of the
Eighteenth Ward, holding picnic, at Hamilton I Park
their clubs. queed the disturbance and arrested two Of
and started with them the satonHouse. They were
followed by friends OF the prisoners VINO aSsaleu the
officers with a shower Of stones Paroman HART was
struck on the back with heavy piece OF rock aud Pa
roman Lambrecht cut over the eye with Jagged stone
The prisoners taken to the House, neyerthe
less and were committed by Justice BiXby.
John Curtin, l0ngsh0reman, late on saturday night
returned home No 80 Ok-st grossly intoxicated, and
went TO bed. About 3 a. m he went into rear room
where lay Mary Hgynes, with whom he boarded, and
commenced to abuse her In the most outrageous manner
appying TO her the foulest epthets The finally
and commenced to dress herself with the intention
OF leaving the house when Curtin made nnproyOked
assault upon her. and stabbed her with large poe ke
knife in the left breast the left arm near the shoulder
the left side OF the face causing dangerous wounds
The asSalant arrested and subsequently committed
TO the Tombs by Alderman Moore The woman was re-
moved to Bellevue Hospital
officer Michael Harris of the Fourth Precinct attempted
TO arrest Bryan Dorsey, laborer who was intoxicated
and conducted himself in disorderly manner on the
street early yesterday. Dorsey produced pistol and at
tempted TO shoot tho officer but was disarmed and ar
rested and committed to the Tombs
Mary Scullen and Mary Neyins tenants at No. 50 Null
bcrry-st quarreled saturday the third hoOr aud
the scue fell through window TO the yard and
were dangerously injured.
himself I'm front of switch engine OF the Harlem Rail
road at Fourhave. and Forty fthst, and was danger
cusly injured.