New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-15
NEW WORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY. NOVEMBER l5 1872
committed Madl who waived examination, to the
Tombs without bail.

committed MadIl who waived examination, to the
| Tombs without BAIL
BROOKLYN.
Mayor Howell has not been at his office for sew
eral days, and his clerks say that they do not know
where he is President Ray, OF the Board OF Aiuer-
| men, performed the duties Of the Mayor yesterday
| signing warrants for x2JOOOO.
| Complaint was made to the Board Of City Works
Yesterday that the Atlantic Avenue Railroad Com
pany tearing M part Of ITS track for the pur.
pose of laying "centre-bcarng rails. The use OF
sucn rails has been prohibited by the Common
| Council.
Michael Riley age eighty-fve Of Steuben-st.. ap-
piled TO Justice Fisher yesterday for warrant for
the arrest of his John, age fifty who is alleged
to have committed an assault upon his rather on
Thursday night. at the same time declaring that
the old man had lived long enough. Inc warrant
was granted.
Dennis Regain, who is serving three months
sentence for stealing oysters from an oyster bed IN
Hampstead Harbor, was taken before Judge Nell
son. in the City Court, yesterday. on the ground
that the commitment was defective. ! he Judge
dismissed the writ and remanded the prisoner, re,
marking that the oyster beds should be protected
as we'll as chicken coOps.
At the request of the Board Of Health. the Board
Of City Works Yesterday ordered the streets ana
sewer-basns in that part of the city bounded oy
Flushing Nostrand, Willoughby and Grand-ayes
TO he cleaned at once. This the district in which
dlphtheria has been especially prevalent during the
past few weeks, and il Is alleged that the disease
was caused by the filthy condition OF the streets
and sewers.
George Dietrich is a merchant tailor. whose place
of business il in Elm-placc near FultOn-s. lis has
not lived happily with his wife, and some time ago
they agreed To separate. Yesterday the husband
applied to Justice Walsh for warrant Tor the ar
rest of his wife n charge of trespass, al'eylng
that she had come into his house and refused 10
leave it. The Justice refused to issue warrant.
and Dietrich, it is alleged, then took hold 81 hls
wife by the shoulders and elected her; aftoFW1Id
ne threw her hat and seaskln sacque out OF the
window after her. She went at once TO JuslGe
Walsh and procured warrant for her husbands
for 10 nd hat tafv
ably come before the Justice to-day.
JERSEY CITY.
George Geise of Bulls Ferry, \. j., was arrested
Yesterday and arraigned before Justice Adridge OF
Jersey City Heights. a charge of assaultng Mrs.
Ellen Green. of Farview, Bergen County. lie was
placed under bonds TO await an examination
George Estey, the boy of No. 232 Clerk-st; jersey
City Heights who had his skull fractured Monday
10y stone thrown by an ltall1n musician was very
low last night Captain Mulleaney. OF the Fourth
Police Precinct went to Newark yesterday to see
two Italians who had been arrested suspicion OF
helng his ASSISTANTS. They did not prove to be the
right persons and thew were discharged
Patrolman George Mclaughlin. of the First Police
Precinct of jersey City. met three men at n. III:
Yesterday at Wayne-st. and Jcrsey-ave., one of
whom carried a large bag. He questioned them and
they attacked him, one of them striking him ter
rbe blow IN the face with a large shoe. The fight
lasted for time and the officer was badly cut
about the head aud hands Some other officers an
swercd his alarm whistle. but the three men made
their escape. THE bag contained hams stolen from
tine store of Martin Kelly, at Warren and MOrI i5sts.
STATEN ISLAND
SouTHPIFLD. - William VI. WOrmcrsklrch, OF
Southfed who was elected Justice of the Sessions,
cannot take his scat owing 10 his not being justice
of the peace the time of his election required
by law consequently there will be vacancy In
that Office on and after January J.. 1850 Wormers-
skIrchs friends that they will apply 10 Cover
nor Robinson for his appointment to the Office III
Wormerskirch took his seat under the present CIR
cumstanccs, any person convicted by the c0urt
over which he presided a. associate justice conld
raise the objection, which would hold good, that the
court was not legally constituted.
HUDSON RIVER TOWNS.
SING SrNG.-Whilc some men were digging ditch
on the property OF o. Il. Potter a few days ago,
they discovered skeleton of human being about
four feet below the surface. lhe bones seemed 20
ne those of man five feet seven eight inches in
height Around the bones were found scanty rem
nants of cloth evidently part of coat, red IN color
and trimmed with gold lace. Within a radius of
hftv feet from the spot where these bones were
discovered six other skeletons have recently been
found.