New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-06

Mary Mestayer, an actress, poss!Iy po.et , ot
rs Mary VILLA s. was before Justice OtterD0uIR ~.
the Tombs Police Court v stesday CHARGED MI,n
having stolen $3.50 in jcweliy AM costumes I'm =;
Fannie Prestige; another actress WHO II or room.
Phladelpnia. The property was found III her roo"''
Al Thirty fourth-st where the Second Avenue
Metropolitan Elevated Railroad passes over ino ,
branch of the New-York Elevated hoa', run Ini
down that street the East River, IL Is or
with the third stories of the adjoining nousos.
Roth roads are ready for the laying OF inc rais d"
The point of intersection
A portion of the sidewalk IN the Bouiey var. De
tween One ndred ana 0ne-nnl,-
ri acknowledgements gave way on Thursday
evening and George w. CARPENTER ana MI
of rwelfth-ave, and One-hundieaiias aet den Mr.
were preclpitated INTO pr sevefa ieo' O'
Carpenter was slightly injured.
The bookmakers are already making bets on the
coming contest for the Ashley belt. ne ouns ar
9 to 1 against either kowel OF "S, to against
Corkey 10 against Ennis to againsi hro1 ~.
10 to against Taylor or butcher anu 10 ~
against Hart, Jackson or Merritt.
Notice was sent 10 the Produce Exchange ys,I,.ei-
dav that tie New-York Central and Tucson u nl.ui
Railroad Elevator A, at sxtlethrst NORTH IN ~ and
would be closed FOR repairs on TUESDAY s tLi ole.
that no orders for gram out of store from suis
vafor would be received after D D. III. OH 'iohu"J'
until the repairs were completed
Timothy Daurez, tramp. sought shelter last
NIGHT in an unfinished building at OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
tyentv.ninth-st and Broadway. Getting up this
morning be fell down from Oil upper moor INTO tue
cellar and dangerously Injured. Saipeh' t,,
49,
Ninety -ninth Street Hospital.
The military and naval challenge trophy given by
Judge Henry Hilton to be contested for by RTE
teams of twelve at the Interstate Ilne contest 70 on
exhibition IN the show-windows OF Tiffany d Co.
The centre piece In silver represents band OF lnd-
ans CHARGING into flock Of buffalo, and the border
decorations relate to Indian life and symbols
H. Marks appeared in the YorkvIlle Police Court
Yesterday. Jacques MayN, newspaper corre-
spondent, accused him of assault and battery, say
ing Marks had struck him: Mayrs said of Marks.
been deadened by his intercourse with the deprayed
of both sexes" The Justice allowed Marks 10 30 Oh
his own recognizance to keep the peace.
Jacob Cohen, charged with selling cigars without
a license, was before United States Commissioner
Deuel. for examination Yesterday Deputy Revenue
Agent Coleman, after giving his evidence in the
case, said that Cohen had attempted to brlbe nm
10 allow him TO 90 at liberty. The prisoner admitted
Offering Coleman 50 to let him go, and said that
Coleman refused 10 for less than $40. Further
examination was adjourned until to-day.
The American bark Halcyon, commanded by Cap
tain W. r. Dickinson, went ashore on Wednesday
night In the dense fog, Long Beach, L. l.. about
four miles west of Joness Inlet. she was bound
from Boston for Perth Amboy, In ballast, and was
TO take a cargo of railroad iron TO galveston. A
heavy sea was running at the time, and the Life
Saving crew Of Station No. 81, found great dill
Guilty in transferring the cSPan ms wlie ana crew
times 1t is thought that she VIII be hoated again
IN good condition.
George Geissel, age twenty-five years, book
ing. Heart disease killed him. John Savage. age
forty years of No. ID Hamiton-st., and Mary Both
ner. of Nc. 176 East Seventy-eighth-st died sud
denly. George Hunter, age ffty-two years. died az
No 531 West Fifty-third-st, III convulsons result
ing from TN old wound of ten years standing. A
verdict of accidental death was given by coroners
Forticth-st., who was killed by falling from the
elevated railroad.
BROOKLYN.
The newly appointed Fire Commissioners met
yesterday and removal and al appointment were
made.
The Rink will be opened for religious services by
the Rev. Justin D. Fulton. pastor of the Centennial
BAPTIST Church. tomorrow. Services VIII De heid
both morning and evening.
John VIM. age nineteen. was arraigned before
Justice Elliott yesterday, In the Fourth District
Court upon a charge of Abandonment made by his
wife, Grace VIM. age seventeen, OF No. 1s3 Java
St. She SAID that she was AFRAID TO I've I've, WITH hnr
She asked support for herself and the child. The
case was postponed.
Surrogate Daley, in Brooklyn, yesterday granted
n motion to allow Witness George Z. Harvard,
who testified in regard to the will of John II. Mar
tinhoff to change his evidence as recorded In the
notes of the stenographer; Mr.. Harvard testified
tator but before subscribing to his testimony. as
required by law. he declared that he had made "a
mistake and desired to correct IT, IL had the eyi,
value. The estate is valued at $7o,oOo, and the
eldest son is disinherited.
Two homeless families were found in Brooklyn
yesterday. Officers Of the police found man and
his wife and three children sleeping in Butler-st,
near Neyns-st., early this morning. Inc name OF
the family is Hart. and it had been dispossessed.
Both father and mother are incorporate. They
were committed TO the care of the Commissioners
of Charities. The other family, consisting of Ann
Sloan and her three children. has been living for
a week III a shedn Baltic-st. Mrs. Sloan was taxi
10 courl Yesterday charge of assault upon Ann
Kelly with fire shovel and committed TO the PEN
tentiary for three months: Her TWO boys were sent
to St. Johns Home, and the little girl, age SIX, TO
the Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum.
JERSEY CITY.
At the application of Counsellor Collins, Judge
Garretson yesterday ordered the drawing of
struck Jury for the trial OF the directors OF he sus
Jersey CITY. They Were indicted several months
AGO for conspiracy TO dcfraud the depostOrs of the
institution.
Mrs. Mary g. Oliver, whose suit against ex-Sen-
ator Cameron in Washington Court attracted
Great deal of attention last Winter, will deliver
lecture on the Working Glasses In jersey City on
"Wednesday next The proceeds are TO be- paid over
TO Mayor Hopper. to be used for the benefit OF the
yellow fever sufferers in the South.
Coroner Ruemplar, of Jersey City, began an in
ouest Yesterday in the of James Carroll, of No
13S Essex-st., who died from fracture of the
skull caused by being struck by a brick thrown by
Martin Noonan. Michael Hennessey testified that
Noonan threw something at Carroll. Shortly after
the atfray Noonan told Mrs. Hennessey In the pres
ence of ier husband that if Carroll was not badly
hurt Gle intended TO settle him with bricl.n at
the same time exhibiting one. The inquest will be
closed to-day.
NEWARK
The argument before the Chancellor upon the ap-
nlication of the Central Railroad Company for an
Injunction to restrain the National Storage Com
many from constructing a railroad from the Point of
Rocks on the Pennsyl yania Railroad TO Commune
nav was concluded late yesterday afternoon. The
chancellor reserved his decision.
At the meeting of the Common Council last even
ing an invitation was received from the Citizens,
Association attend demons ira in
of Germans on Monday. The question of the pro-
priety of the Councils attendance was debated and
II was finally resolved that the Mayor and Common
Council view the procession from the City Hail.
UopoKFN-A boat containing two men was dig
covered near the steamship docks of the Hamburg
oDd Rremeu Line early Yesterday morning Sev-