New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-07

brought from Kentucky The horses performed variety
Of difficult and amusing feats with ease
An injunction was granted ON SATURDAY, 10y
Judge Douohue restraining from the exercise OF Its
cornorate rights the United states Corset Company Of
No. 54l West Twenty third-st Application Tor the ap-
pointment OF receiver will be made probably To-Day
Tie company was organized i'm 1872 with capital OF
5000 OO aud has paid until recently 10 per cent
idends. The manufactured goods we're SOLO ,hIousu
Ammldown Lane a Co. large stockholders III the COM
pany and chnttel mortgage Tor SiZoooO on .ue WIG
chinery was given 10 Mr.. Ammid0wn, Us trustee, III
Nav A Indictment for 81 III against the company has
been obtained within few days.
In August, b. r. Linard, photographer, at
No. POI Broadway. and resdento OF Elizabeth N d.
disappeared with his family leaving as reported heaVS
liabilities IL has been learned that he IL In san
Francisco, having gone away while suffering under
great mental strain on account OF business difficulties
His liabilities il. now appears, we're not over Sl2ooo.
less than half OF the and his debts were
almost entirely business ones Before ne went away,
general creditors his wfes property having already
and the money raised upon 1t put into
the business.
The police of the Ninth Precinct have been
unable to discover where the handsome Young woman
is who disappeared from No. 105 Charess over three
months ago. Her name was Katie" CARROLL ana sue
kept house her father and brother both OF whom are
day laborers On the day when che was last seen sue
passed the stable where her father was at Work ahu
gave to another workman a little paper parcel sayhe
"Pease give father and tell him am going INTO
a ne found IN it IS bank note He rushed me
street but the girl had disappeared one OF ysr lake
hut failed 10 identify the body OF the woman iouu "
the Darrell as that OF his sister.
BROOKLYN.
Tomorrow Will be the second day for the
registry Of voters The number registered on the rs'
day was about 900 less the first day in 1877
Edward Goldrick, of No. 81 North Third
st. had his skull fractured Saturday night during
quarrel with Patrick Hughes. Both men were Int9hE
Gated Goldrick was sent TO the hospital anu hosH''
locked up
committee. consisting Of Supervisors
Bryne Curran Anderson. Eger and Van Cott mas pecn
o,no,ntcd IN investigate charge OF alleged colusion
between supervisor and the contractor engaged Ill Ie
pairing the Blissville bridge. ~
Charles Freshmans apartments, at NO. 20
Maron-st were entered Saturday night ana roop'u
OF n valuable gold watch and chain. Inc Waten "as ~
highly valued having been presented 10 Ieiau'o VI
Mr.. Freshman by Napoleon Bonaparte
Charles A. Hartsook, age thirty, was iouhu
nearly nsensible Hndsonnve, at 1850 M YESTERDAY
by Officer Dougherty He stated be had Deen o H.
IN the City Park but refused 20 give lne "' VI ''
assailant, although he admitted that nc knew IL
Contracts are to be made this week, 1t is an
bounced the erection OF gates at nine crossings "
Atlaptc-ave east Of Nostrandave. He carter iocoo'
,ives which hermit no smoke 10 escape will be used on
the Atantic Avenue Division OF the Long Island Ran
road.
About 1000 persons witnessed the oase
ball match at Prospec. Park Saturday between tue
Polytechnic Institute Nine and the Columbia 'olieFe
Club, of New.York. The score stood: Columbia CoheRe'
8; Polytechnic Institute, g. On the Union Erouhus Tue
FIvawav Climb OF Ncw-YoIs, scored their eighteenth
victory for the Metropolitan cbampionsmp, WHICH heS
defeated the Astor club by score OF IL 10 D.
Miss Elyina G.. Thornton, q teacher in Pubhc
School No. 49, in Adelphist arraigned before JUS
tcc Walsh on Saturday charge Of assault ana pat
terry in beating one OF her pupils, Percy s. Ropphs WIN
rattan. The boys father is Charles W. Robbins
shipping merchant, Of No. ITO Adephi-st He asserts
that he had TO employ physician TO cure the wounds
on his sons back Miss Thornton pleaded not guilty.
and the examination was adjourned.
new ferry-house at the foot of Broadway,
Brooklyn T. D. has been building for two months. The
property s used by the NewYork and Brooklyn Ferry
Company, which operates the ferries from Broadway
and Grand-st, Brooklyn TO Grand and Roosevelt-sts
New-York. The structure which viii be com
pleed the present week is $50 feet in length and l2O
feet wide The building will be lighted by 30 gas Jets
IL this ferryhouse that the proposed new line to
No. 1t 4 mn