New-York tribune., 1878-04-27
NEW YORK CITY

Il
rant ion5s-liajor Horace Jewett L. : 4.
| NEW-YOBK CITY
A guard, made of rubber, has been placed
on the of the Sixth Avenue Line to IRE
| vent them lrom RAINING over people.
| Ex-Governor Tildcn was asked yesterday
about his rumGred trip to Europe, ard replied The
matter is in way definitely settled
! Chief-Justcc DAILY, in Common Pleas, Spc-
cial Tcrm referred. yesterday the divorce case OF
Abrarn Bernard against Adelaide Bernard to Richard H.
| Clarke
judge Potter granted leave, yesterday, to
William Garden TO Receiver Jewett Of the Erie
railway for damages for an injury by collision on DC
| omber Q, 1877.
Owen Graham, age forty-twO, living on
al.boat at the foot Of East Thrty-seventst ST. while
intoxicated carly yesterday morning, fell overheard
| and was drowned.
Property at the northeast corner of Madison
ave and sxty-thidst has been transferred by Alfred
j. Pouch to Jabcz A. Bostwick for S2i50OO The deed
/ was recorded yesterday.
John Schuster Of No. 4S AvenueA, was
found insensible yesterday morning, Allen and Hes
tersts. lie taken to the Eidridge Street Station
| House, where he ded within Il lew hours
| Forty-three canal-bOats passed Utica, bound
east, OH Thursday nineteen OF which were laden with
wheat. five with corn, nine with lumber two with salt
ana eight with assorted cargoes, OF wheat corn, oats
| and barley.
| The Tombs Police Court must be very ia
| miliar TO Mrs. Tom-Ri-Jon The Rev. DR.. Mulcahey
caused her arrest Yesterday for collecting crowd IN
front of ST. Paus Church. Justice Murray discharged
| her.
The Board of Police, yesterday, granted
permission to Captain John W. Robbins. OF the Twenty
third Precinct receive reward Of 800 from F. r.
Walker. for the recovery OF stolen property anu the AZ
| rest OF the thief.
A concert is to be given tomorrow evening
at seinway Hall, aid of ST. Francis Hospital, on Filth
st. This institution under the charge Of the Little
Sisters Poor and the received and treated
without charge.
Mary McCabe, age forty-five years, of No.
so Oyer-st was charged at the Tombs Police Court.
Yesterday by John ONeil with having stabbed him in
the neck she claimed that hc attempted to kiss her
Bail required III II 900 TO answer.
Police Sergeant John X. GrOo was trans
fcrred yesterday, from the Twcny-sxth Precinct TO
the Ninth and Sergeant George B. Kass from the Thir-
ty-second 10 the TwcutysiXth. Roundsman LcaNy was
transferred from the Firm Precinct to the Eleventh
The liquor dealers were eatcd, yesterday,
over the passage Of The Holahau Excise bill by the As
sembIy They feel confident that It will pass The Senate,
and De signed by the week, and that
they have tie better OF the temperance men ths
lime.
Robbins Little has been elected Superinten-
dent Of the Ator Library successor TO Mr. Bre'oort
AMI will probably take charge May J. M Latte was
graduate Oi Yale College In tn class oi lNJl ana tcr
was tutor there lie comes fIom WasinAtiun ~hLlt
Lc has been connected with one o! the Government de-
partmcnts.
The strike of the silk ribbon weaycrs en-
ploy ed in stcnhardIs manu'actoTy West Twcntysev-
cnih-st against reduction OF their wages continues,
although the employer consented to pay the foimc.
wages The workncn decline to resume their work I'M
les, four wcaycrs Who refused Join IN the strike ale
discharged. Mr. steinhardt refused 10 do this.
John Dunlap, of No. Ga hottest, stole an
umbrella yesterday. and when closely pursued fred
two shots from revolver Michael Bovine, OF No 1l3
East 1weniysxth-st, but did not ht him. lie Ten
fired shot at Robert Iishc. OF 70 lIl i,st Ini,y,
p
a -licht but painful wound Dunlap was arrested.
CHARLES Gordon, who was arrested, n few
days ago. suspicion Of being implicated In the theft
OF four bales of raw silk. valued at $1,000 was held
Yesterday ia 900 bail by Justice Duly. The stolen
tik was the PROPERTY OF William ~ * O. 81 No. 50
Mcccrst.. and was on storage at klngs DoLd,d ware
broken into March 10.
Patrick Burns, Of No 413 West Fifty
hfih-.t. Central Park policeman yesterday arrested
his Dennis nineteen, aud turned him over to
officer Mclaughlin, OF the Twentysecond Precinct. for
.rraigumcn at the Fifty-sevcnth Street Police Court
Tue boy had stolen from bis fathers house silver
pitcher. Burns did not wish 10 press the charge, but
Justice smith required him to make formal complaint
BROOKLYN.
! James Smith of No. 3 lIenryst., was ar
rested last evening for kicking hs wife in the face and
| about the body.
The Alaska was put in commission yostcr
day and "a large force Of wOrbmcn is employed on the
| Shenandoah preparing her for sea.
! The lofty iron observatory which stood in
Paramount Park, Philadelphia during the Centennial EX
hibition. Will soon be removed to Concy Island
The Brooklyn professional club will play its
| second match game the Union Grounds to-day with
the International Alaska club, of NewBrghtOn Staten
| Island.
The funeral of the late Sergeant John Maher
will take place tomorrow The members OF the police
force attached the Eighth subPrccnct have adopted
resolutions in respect 10 the memory Of their late
| pcriOr.
The case of Robert Webb, indicted for grand
larceny was called in the Court of Sessions yesterday
but Webb failed appear. and his bond OF $500 de-
| clarcd forfeited The bondsmau Johg d. Henning
| OF No. GIG Atlintic-aye.
The Special Supervisors Committee ap-
pointed to investigate the charge that the Charity Com
mlssiOncrs had rented the building No 81 WilOugh0y-
ST m an eXorbaut rate reported yesterday that
rent paid 81 100. winch was an fXravagant price.
George jacobson, age thirty-iiye, of No. 4O4
Frst-st, T. d. committed suicide Thursday night by
| taking laudonum jacobson formerly kept restaurant
at No 81 Parb-row, NewYok or late he had been dis
couragcd he unable TO obtain employment.
! lie leaves IA wife aud three children
| The body of n drowned man was found
yesterday morning in the Butermilk Channel by James
| Carmody, OF No. GO Van Bruntst II taken TO the
Murgue where II recognized last evening that OF
| Henry Hcdcncamp, who disappeared on March D. He
kept groccrystore nj broadway and Nnth-st, T.. ID.
The Supervisors, yesterday, asked the Leg
islatulo TO give them power TO fix the number and
pcnsation OF officers and attaches, and protested
against the passage bills pending before the Leg
islature authorizing the filing in Of certain lots South
| BrooEIyn giving the County Clerk authority to copy
certain papers file at 10 cents folio. and authorz-
ing employment of man at ~ 300 year to pro
| tect the tish ponds in and about Brooklyn