New-York tribune., 1879-10-18
BROOKLYN.

The schooner Potter Hooper Captain Bradford
of liaverstraw, was run into ana capsiZcd by the
steamer City of Hartford opposite JewrFs Wharf
last evening. Ihe crew OF the schooner was res
cucd.
Robert White. age twenty-scvcn, living at
TweutV-seycuth-st and Third-aVc., Snuth Brook
lvn. while intoxicated last evening. attempted TO
ger on board the tugboat A. &. NIckcrsOn, lying at
the Atlantic Dock BASIN. lie fell overheard and
was drowned. The body was recovered.
jeremiah Dee has begun a suit in the City Court
against the Brooklyn City and Newtown Railroad
Company the Dckalhave line To- recover - 100 fer
helng foIcibl, elected from one of the c0mpany's
ears, on October J. The conductor. he alleges,
charged him with being drunk ana dsordcrly when
he was not SO, and put him oil the car.
The suit of Charles Tritschler against ex-Chari-
ties Commissioner John Raber to recover 5000
damages for an assault alleged to have been com
mittcd by the defendant upon the plaintiffs Wle,
on September IS 1877, was tTied III he City Court
Yesterday. before Judge McCue. Mrs. 1ritschler
has already recovered "A verdict Of 500 for the
sau; ana the present action brought bv the
painuh to recover for the loss of his wtes servI-
cc, during the Illness following the assault. The
Jury gave the plaintf Vcruict for S19J 81.
Sanitary Inspector Matison found a case Of ex-
tTeme destltuiOn at No % lIarrison-st. on Thurs
day A family named Iubey occupies tho rear
basement rooms. The father Is sad TO be drunk
ard. and the mother works IN tobacco factory In
the rooms were their thrce chlldrcn-the eldest six
and the youngest two years old-alOnc tthe mother
being az work., and there not solitary article
of furniture. On the floor of closet were some
rags and remnants OF bed-clothing. DIR. Matti-on
dence of want equal to tins.
The two chOwder parties whose meeting in IIud-
sOn-aye., Thursday night, was the occasion of the
discharge Of number OF rockets, one of which
struck and killed Mrs. Margaret Jennings. were
from the Gcrmanhauser and the John Marshall
Clubs. Thomas Keenan, the president of the latter,
obtained from Mayor Howell "a permit To display
fireworks. lie was arrested. but was discharged by
Coroner Simms. A. he vds at home when the acci-
dent occurred Seven members Of the German
hansor club were arrested by the York Street Po-
hcc and Justice Walsh released them Oh hail
Coroner Slmins was unable TO Withdraw from Mrs.
Jenningss head the part of the rocket which pene-
trated it, although he used pair of gas-nippcrs for
the plrpose. The rocket was imbedded in tia base
of tie skull
JERSEY CITY
Mrs ID. ID. Clarke, of Ncwark-avc. jersey City
Heights. left her mothers house two weeks ago to
visit relatives IA kcypOrt, y. j., but word has
been received that she is not there.
Dr. Franklin Geiser of lloboken, and Mrs. John
Rosenich, of Union Hill, were committed 10 the
County Jail Yesterday, at jersey CITY 10 await
trial OH charge of adultery made by the physicians
wife.
The crockery store of Mrs. Reilly at No. 81
Ncwark-aye.. jersey City, was entered 10y burglars
early Yesterday morning and was robbed of goods
Cottagc-St, was robbed OF sllyerwaTe and clothing
valued at 800.
The trial of the indicted directors of the Me-
chanica' and LabOrers savings Bank Of jersey City
has been sci down for Monday, November IL. The
Sta e will be represented by DistTict-AtfOTncy Me
GILL aud eX-Judge Hoffman, and the defence by ex-
Governor Bedlc, the Hon. Leon Albeit. gilbert
Collins ana cN-Judgc Blair.
Snit has just been begun IN the Ncw-Icrscy Supreme
Court against Charles Nurt2 sr., the dciaultlng
aud absent ex-tTcasuIcr of the town of Union liill
Hudson Comfy, y. j.. whose accounts are nearly
40. 900 short 10 recover the amount of the de
hcicncy. The bonds given were iOI y25 900. and
were signed by William RcahmcT, ID. Bcnmcr, u.
Rooney. j. Almball aud T. fnck. sheriff John