New-York tribune., 1879-05-27

;ntperrnnted n%p m nv Policeman Woodbridge of the First
Precinct. He became very abusive ana relnseu " y
retire from his damp couch dealing tne hin c1r
blow on the shoulder The policeman used MS ciup
but failed to subdue liallOran. Two DINER Poiloe-
men called. and the three sncceeeu III oiinS @
ing him to the Tombs Three feilOwIsleePetis ie'''
fled that the prisoner had been terribly clubbed'
The Anchor Line put about sixty men at work an
dlscharging and loading its steamers Yesterday Ihe
first insament of laborers from thescoteh anu LIZ
lieh docks. They are powerful men, ana cohuaot
have been made with them for permanent WORK NJ
weekly paw About one hundred more foreign lao1l ,
ers are expected to arrive during the present Wcvh,
when the managers of steamship nnes eAPecu ,ho %
strike TO end. far as delays IN the reeuiai VIZ
partures of steamers are concerned
Charles Reiche & Brother, propretors of the Sea-
side Aquarium at West Brighton, C3hey, lslanu'
have had large force of men at Work cieanIne,
decorating and rearranging the building 1or Two
weeks II will be more beautiful aud attractive
this season than ever before New tanks nav
added and by new system OF hlterng the water Is
now perfectly transparent. The formal opening
will be made on Thursday next. after Whlcn tne
Aquarium will be open every day ana evening
during the Summer season.
Iohn Vall the broker. of No. II Wall-st.. who
has been missing from his home since friday even even
ing returned yesterday. tie was III, ana III Is tnc
theory of his relatives that being suddenly over
come with sickness on Friday he went to hotel so
as not TO cause unnecessary anxiety 10 MS WlIei 10
whom he telegraphcd on Friday evening that II ne
did not return at the usual dinner hour she need not
wait for him. His family deemed II unWlse III view
of his weak state to speak to him about the at'er
yesterday.
The children connected with the Church of the
AnnunciatIon IL Manhattanvlle, ON SATURDAY.
held n picnic near Riverside Park. John D. lrlnl,
BILE young man recently IRON England, entere95
the grove while the festivities were gong on anu
tried TO stab Mr.. Fox, the superintendent OF tne
grounds with an oyster knife. lrmble had a
grudge against Fox for having excluded MN from rom
the park on other occasions. 1eSterday he ""'
held for examinations
The old fricote Constitution. now lying at Pier
/ of Martins docks, Brooklyn unloading exhlDitss
returned from the Paris Exhibition, had her keei
ad IN and nS waS IN iso4 and in 1872 she
captured the Gaerrierre, Wasp and other vessels
1t s said by naval officers that not particle OF the
original wood is now III the old trlgate, except ine
mizzentopsail bits. Some meddler may hint thaI
the old hull maSts rigging ETC., might De coilect99
and put together, and ask what vessel that Wouiu
be but there is such thing as being too CURIOUS
Boating is full of vcissitudes. On Sunday four
school bows went rowing on the East River. three
of them landed their cOmrade, Collins, on roch
that stuck out of the river and rowed ashore anu
got the 50 which Collins had gwen as security ior
the boat. With this they went on " a spree OF a
limited character. Collins raised signal OF uls,,
ress was taken off by passing 6Gat Ian ana cer
Hskey tried yesterday to arrest another OF inc
young ruflians. Amos, at the puDllc schooi ~
seventh-st, but he jumped through the window anu
escaped. 1t Is safe to 90 boating uhiesS you
know the rest Of the party.
BROOKLYN.
Sixty-eigbt building permits were issued last
week.
Three men were arrested at No. 305 Warrington
ST. SUNDAY night, for playing billiards III VIOLATION
of the statute relating to the subject.
James Lamb age sixty, Of Laurel Hill, was cart
ing brick at Sohn 81 Flemings oil works. on the
Newtown Creek, yesterday afternoon, when his
horse backed into the stream with the cart, ana
Lamb was drowned. Coroner Nolan Will hold an
inquest
Mayor Howell yesterday. vetoed the resolution
recently adopted by the Aldermen, directing the
purchase for $4,000 of property at Jay and VIII
ioughbv-sts on which to erect a new station-house
for the First Precinct. This property Is owned by
ex-Aderman Carr.
Francis Vreeand and Michael Hess. alias Michael
Burns who were recently arrested for complIcty In
the burglary at Maguires dry goods store in Fulton
ST. on May 3, were examined yesterday before Jus
tlce Walsh Several witnesses testified TO the facts
which have been published previously, and the
Justice reserved his decision until tomorrow.
Alderman O'Reily did not attend the meeting Of
the Common Council yesterday. He sent com
munication. however, stating that. although he had
been advised that he had right to retain his office
as Alderman, he would not exercise that nght
pending the result of appeal to the Court OF Ap-
peas on the question Of ordering new election in
the Twelfth Ward The Corporation Counsel also
sent In a communication this subject, saying
that On appeal could be heard speedily. and advls
ing that pending an appeal Mr. OReilly should
not act as Alderman. motion directing the Cor-
poratOn Counsel to carry the case to the Court OF
Appeals was adopted by vote of 10 to T.