New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-21

have been begnn Yesterday before Justice Murray,
at the Jefferson Market Police Court; me ns
was postponed however, because Assistant pls-
trict-AttOrney Russell was engaged III INC HoPo
trial before Judge COwing.
A younglady living on Murray Hill has singular
pet and ornament. 1t is live Brazillan Dee,ie VIII
spots like brilliant diamonds. A gold cham harness
has been made for it, One end OF the goid te,ne5
is fastened to the shoulder Of the adyS ado
the beetle disports himself on the lair paiauo
ground so far as the chain VIII permit
The damage caused by the fire at Nos. AZ and oo
Walker-st.. Thursday night, was estilateu oc
terday at 100000: The losers are ). lhonas; Eo i
600 Bently Brothers. $4,000; James ,. faIreh'
500 600; William Human. $4,000; estate or Jo-
slab Lane, by which the building was owned, go,
600. All the losses are covered by insurance ii
several companies. ,
Near the Mott Haven Station of tho Harlem Rail
road number of empty freight cars are kept Oh o
switch near the railroad bridge nf three of
the cars. and being on down grace tieS Io ,
into the river where they now lie. Joseph e aa
and George Kuhn, both under tweNe Scaiso' "s''
were arrested on suspicion.
John Hallaghan an American District Telegraph
officer, and Thomas Sullivan, police oncer OF 'He
Fifth Precinct, had dispute on THURSDAY nlgnt II,
regard to their authority In guarding uopIs Vi
business houses in Reade-st. Sullivan cohpiainSu
that Hallaghan struck HIN on the head. AZ tne
Tombs Police Court yesterday II was found that
Hailaghan struck Sullivan in defending himself,
and Sullivan consequently will be examined To-Day
on the charge of assault upon Hallaghan.
John F. Cain, proprietor of the Hotel Royal, at
IN,
commune alton signed by L. w. Pascual, of New
York, setting forth that he would give "a III cur
rency for every 81 of Canadian money Cam came
to see Pascua and gave him $40 IN Canadian
money In return he received S4lO III satchei.
On opening the satchel Cain found no bills, but
roll of tissue paper. Pascual is now IN prison IN
default of 81. 800 bail. His name is William Ross.
The class of 70 of the University OF the City OF
New-York had its class supper last night al Marti,
nellis restaurant. George c. Wesmore, jr OBLIGATED
as toagtmaster Morris Il. Cooper read history of
tla ID Ferris rpcItpu
for the occasion; and Charles q. Davis, as class
prophet. told his classmates what they would an
achieve in the future. These exercises were fol-
lowed by numerous toasts and the singing OF college
songs.
Officer Kinnard on Thursday night heard cries
proceeding from a house In west SlXty-nlnth-St;,
and on entering found Martin Kealey beating his
wife. Mrs. Kealey made no complaint but the ON
Ger locked the husband up i'll the statlon-house'
Yesterday Mrs; Kealcy in presence Of justice ottet
bourg, rcbuked the officer for making The arrest
saving she had been disobed1ent and had ONLY re-
ceived merited chastsement. Mr.. kealey was dis
charged.
St. Stephens Roman Catholic Church IN East
Tweutv-eighth-st. was entered and robbed on June
g. Officer Harris met Joseph Hill carrying bag at
az early hour in the morning IN lhlrd-aye near the
church. 1t contained seven silver chahcHs, siver
box a cold cross and four silver plates, all OF when
were subsequently, identified rs the property OF the
church. The prisoner admitted his quit, WINE ID
jail he wrote long appea TO Jqage I
request was complied with.
Urgent appeals having been made to the New
York Flower Mission by hospital stewards at the
frontier posts in the Territories for books and pam
phets of an instructive and entertaining character
for the use of soldiers the ladies of the mission are
engaged in collecting material for the purpose IN
tended. and by the kind orders OF the war Depart
ment have secured means of transit. All persons
who are willing to contribute good novels, perl0dl-
Gals biographies and books of travel are requested
to send them TO the rooms OF the MISSION al NO. zoo
Fourth-ave.. during the present month.
Il 4 ito ~
White Plains in order to take him to Oneida County
to explain why he had failed to respond to the Sur
rogates citation TO appear before h1nl on June 10,
i'm a suit which ward of Alillss had brought
against him to compel a settlement of the estate,
Complains that Judge Mills ran away from him.
Mills persuaded Ford to take him to a lawyers
Office I'm this citv and then said that he should he
engaged for an hour or so, and Ford might go away
and return later This Ford says he did, but could
not fud his prisoner when he returned, nor mas
Judge Mills been seen since.
Francois Lauterre, a Frenchman, while drinking
with two or three friends III barroom at No.
Grcenwich-st. on Thursday, disputed with the bar
keeper about the change he should receive. Joseph
Manages and Joseph Bachmann snatched Lauterres
pOcketbOOk from him, knocked him down, ana,
striking him with heavy club, broke his night leg
below the knee, The injured man was refused adj
mission to Bellevue and Chambers Street Hospitals
upon the plea that he vas an IN ana tasro
He was finally admitted to the NewYork Hospital.
James r. Andrews. age thirty-fve years. who re-
fused to give his address, was arraigned at the
Tombs Police Court Yesterday on complaint OF
Walter Cogswel. of No $50 Broadway, for having
on June j obtained $50 from him by means OF
check on the National Bank of Chambersburg,
PENN drawn by himself De Witt Z. Davis, OF No;
451 Broadway. charged him with having on May q
obtained $125 in the same manners and Rice %.
Burhaus of No. 443 Broadway also charged him
with having obtained $50 by means OF a check
payable to left Grswold Il Co., on June .. An
drews was committed for trial in default of 81 300
bail. He claims that he has been temporarily en-
barrassed and unable to meet these demands.
Mrs Harriet Banstein and a deceased friend
named Eugene b. Farchld employed Thomas Van
Brunt, November 9, 1877, TO purchase vault and
four lots in Greenwood Cemetery Van Brnnt hav-
ing made all arrangements necessary for the trans
fer of the deeds was given So 900 to pay for tho
lots. Two of these lots were to be assigned to Mrs
Baustein and two TO Fairchld. Some time after Mrs
and that only Farchid's two lots bad been trans
ferred The complaint was denied by Van Brunt
Yesterday IN the 1orkyille Police Court VINO sara
that he could prove his Innocence. Inc case was
set down for next week and the accused man was
allowed TO go on his parole.
Ellen Basford and Mary Churchill, of No. 21s
East Thrty-fourth-st., were charged at the York
| Vile Police Court yesterday, by policeman. with
fighting in the street for the possession of child
four years old the daughter of Mrs. Basford. Mary
| Churchill is employed by Mrs. Churchill. who oc-
| cupies a floor ut the place mentioned. Mrs. Bas-
ford was too poor to support her child four years
ago. and Mrs. Churchill volunteered to care for the
child If she was lett to her while she lived The
| mother agreed to this but now she wishes 10 take
| the child away from Mrs. Churchill The Court
ruled that the mother entitled to her child, but
il refused to 90 to her aud cried piteously to he
! lef. with Mrs. Churchill. Justice Duffy allowed
| the child to go home with her adopted mother. He
told the mother that she must get possession of her
| child through the Supreme Court.
| BROOKLYN
! The entire amount collected in Brooklyn for the
! relief of the inhabitants of Szegedn is SS27 II.
All of the bridge trustees appointed on the part OF
Brooklyn have signIiied thor acceptance Of the of
! fee. William c. Kingsley, 1t is stated is cndeayOr-
ing to his election rs president Of the new
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