New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-20

niiraion of United States Shipping Commissioners,
or Of the master OF any vessel engaged III IL
trade and OF any passenger steamer eDgdReu ~ vi
coasting trade. No fee will be charged IN an
cases Of rejection the certificate Will staa.e IN
pcty the reason for the reciGf9t n o sbips and
passengers and also to improve the eihcionoy VI
the mercantile marine.
John b. Corrlss living at No. 397 Garden-st, Hq
boken, started with his wife Tor kockaway bet t
tuesday morning, but it sand, left the boat at tne
first landing, returned TO his home, packed W nls
trunk, and took train al the Grand Centtal Dcpot
i'm this CITY. Mrs. COrTiss claims that the fnhiofs
about her husbands departure are false, and that
he is at home. Those who call at his house, now
ever are unable to find HIM. He has been for
nearly ten years "A bookkeeper for the METROPOLITAN
Life insurance Company of this city. John X Ifeg-
eman, the yice-pTcsldent OF the company, sad yes
est clerk and that Monday he asked for ana
received leave to take vacation of two weeks;
Mr.. Hegeman is confident that he has gone to attend
to some personal business matters
A Girl of attractive and intelligent appearance
and only seventeen years old, was brought before
Justice Duffy, in the Yorkv lie Police Court yestef-
day, on q charge of solicitation IN the street. She
gave her name as Ida Brown. but under the JUS,
tees questioning she burst into tears and admitted
that she had given false name she sald ma, sue
came ten days ago from Philadelphia, WheIe her
father was a hardware dealer IN Chestnut-st. Hhiie
a school girl she was betrayed by young man VINO
was friend of the family. He induced her 10 sub
nit to an operation by certain doctor OF Phlladei-
phia, who was arrested for the crime Inc doctor
gave her 800 20 leave the city, and she came to
home to her parents at once, and appear against me
doctor but she yehemently opposed such course,
saying that If she were sent back she wouid ihost
certainly commit suicide. cne was satlsHeu; now
ever to go g. the House of Mercy, ana the justice
her there, but he instructed tie clerk TO write
to her parents.
Henry J. Rorke has been nominated by the Repub-
licans and Independent Democrats OF the IWeliIn
Ward rs their candidate for Alderman. Ih9 election
VIII be held next Tuesday.
81 tn ofI ar1o ~
, ner cent bridge bonds az 10j9lOO; 100000 OF
per cent tax certificates n lOl 6Il2-lOO and SOU
coo Of 1 per cent assessment fund bonds at par
Al the Church of the T. lgrIms last evening Miss
Marie Gordon Pryor, eldest daughter Of General
Roger A. Pryor was married To Henry kice,
Virginia planter The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. Or. Storrs.
Annie Plant, who has boon In the jail since Janu-
airy as a witness against DR.. Richard Nadsworth,
who pleaded guilty TO malpraetce on "wednesday,
was discharged Yesterday by Judge Moore. Sine was
given allowance of Sl5.
An insecurity supported derrick, used in lifting
stones for TIE jail IN Eaymoud-st., Tell yestor-
lie was taken 10 the City Hospital, where il was
said that he probably could not survive his injuries
What was termed mass meeting was beld by the
Soclastic Labor Party IN 'front.' OF the City hail |
favor OF an eight-hour law. Between 200 and 300
persons were present. Speeches advocating ohe
passage of such law and denouneing capitalists
were made by Isaac Bennett, Caleb RINK, ROBERT
Bartholomee and others. The resolutions which
were adopted demanded that light hours should be
a full and legal days work, and That it shout be a
penal offence 10 compel any person to work more
than eight hours in day. The constitution OF
California was commended as being founded on jus
tice, and securing TO labor the possession OF It's
products.
NEWARK.
Still another burglary was committed in Newark,
and with the usual result of no arrests. The resi-
dence Of Jonas Agens, opposite Trinity Episcopal
Church in Broad-st.. entered yesterday morn
ing, and robbed OF a number of articles. The burg
lars scaled three fences to reach the rear OF the
house. where they covered pane OF glass with pot
tors clay. put handkerchief over this. broke the
pane OF glass and opened the window through which
they entered. 1t is supposed the burglars were
frightened of by the whstling of a hooking bird,
which very closely initiates mans whistle.
NEW-JERsEY.
HoBoKEN.-James kidutf, an ex-Freebolder,
was yesterday arTaigned before Recorder Nc
Dono1gh at Hoboken on a charge of beating his
wife and threatening TO Kill her. He was fined |
So and sent to the County Jail default OF bonds
To keep the peace. This Is the ninth time he has
been arrested on the charge OF beating Ills wife.
LONG ISLAND.
MrYEOLA-The thirteenth Summer Exhibition Of
the Queens County Agricultural Society began yes
terday at the Fair Grounds at NIneoIa and VIII |
continue to-day.
STATEN ISLAND.
simultaneously new building erected as an
addition to the Sailors Snug HarbOr at New
Brighton will be opened on the evening of July i.
EpGEwATER-Um States revenue officers ycster-
day visited the cigar stores and Liquor saloons IN the
village OF EdgeWater, ana seized Il quantity Oh
cigars which were sealed with worthless stamps.
HUDSON RIVER TOWNS.
WHITE PLAINS X-SuTogate John W. Mills was
recently cited 10 appear before the Surrogate of
Oneida County June Is, IN n suit which for
mer ward has brought against HIM to compel set
tement. The amount involved is about $4,000 |
The citation for June Is. but Judge Mills mis-
took the date tor June % AS he did not appear in
Oneida County, papers were issued against him. and
on Wednesday he arrested lie procured his |
release, however by showing that he had not inten-
tionally neglected the citation.
NEw-ROCHELIF.-ExS Supervisor Alderman. his |
default being disclosed. made over his real estate
furniture business and accounts to l.. NJ. Iompklns
for the benefit Of his creditors, of whom Mr.. TOmp-
kius was one. BY the sale of Mr.. Ackerman's prop
erty Mr. Tompkins realized So 900 in excess OF a |
mortgage. A writ enjOnng Mr.. TOmpkins from |
dlspOsing Of any of the funds or accounts made |
over TO him by Mr.. Alderman issued on |
Wednesday by Justice Donohue, of this city, with |
an order to Mr.. Tompkns to show cause before JUS
tice Dylxman at White Plains, on Saturday, why |
the injunction should not be continued.