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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-25
FUNERALS OF FOUR CITIZENS.

The funerals of four well-knOwn citizens
took place Monday William NJ Chamberlain was
buried from the Little Church Around tho Corner"
the service being conducted by the Rev. Dr. oughton
and the Rev DIR. Moore The burial was at Greenwood.
The remains OF DR.. Henry NJ. Bedford u brother
Of exJudge Bedford, inferred IN the Marble
Cemetery in secOndst,, the services being held
at ST. AIMS Roman Catholic Church, I'm East
Twolfth-s The Rev Fathers Hays ana slatiery ofci-
atrd. David L. Downing, bandmaster OF the 0h Regi-
mcut was buried by the ST. Cecilia Lodge Free Ma
sons the Church Of the Holy Apostles. The bands
Of the 9th Regiment and OF Crooks Organization acted
as escorts The service read by the Rev. A. Auder-
SON. At WO Ddlawn Cemetery the rites OF the Masonic
order performed The burial service OF the Eps-
copa Chilrcn was read the remains OF MaiorGe
eral Joseph b. KIdioo, ut Trinity Chapel by the Rev
G. T. Olmstead. and the body was aterward taken to
West Point for burial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-25
A DELIBERATE BURGLAR.

The house of +. l.. Pope, on Mo,rs-ave, Eliza
bslh. \. j., was entered by burglar on sunday
night. rhe burglar climbed up a wire netting on
tho side of bay window, and push
Ing aside the utO-netting. stepped into
q room on the second floor lie then took lighted
lamp from a table and went with il 10 the room
where the servant girl slept. The girl was asleep
Tie burglar placed the lamp OH a chair and hung
omit 50 that the light should be shielded from her
eyes. The girl awakened. however but was 50
FIR, obtened that she made motion cutlery. The
thief then deliberately examined her property, and
when he had selected what be wished, picked up
The amp and left the room to prosecute his search
elsewhere The gill then sprang from her bed
ard screamed. Mr. Pope was aroused, but the
burglar escaped by the front door.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-25
CHARGED WITH ROBBING A SAFE.

Henry s. Young the clerk in st. Luke's Hospital
WIS committed i'll the YoIkville Police Court yester
from the Office safe The money belonged to the ST.
iohnland Society aud two other charitable societies.
the funds of which kept by the Rev. George 5.
Baker, Tue superintendent OF 81. Lukes Hospital,
for safekecping The money was not all taken at
one time. and oh't.acted i'll way calculated to
deceive for inv MIR. Baker, who was the only
person ~iO had access to the safe or
kne". the secret of its combination lock.
acting Captain Norris and Detective McGcwan, OF
the Nineteenth Precinct. arrested Young on sus-
pjcon based on the fact that he was aae to make
an exact list of the difieTen! amoGut5 Of money
kept in the safe. and because he has of late been
spending considerable money. which he said he had
come BY lottery playing and betting on race horses.
His commitment for further hearing was ia the
hope that definite evidence against ANN might
lac secured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-25
HIGHWAYMEy IN THE RIVERSIDE PARK.

The police Of the Thirty-tirst Precinct reported
Monday night that Joseph NJ. Raymond had been at
tackled by two strange men In the Riverside Park
at Seventy-fonrth-st, and shot in the ARA. The
purpose of the strangers was evidently rob
berry Mr.. Raymond was on his way to the
Waverley Boat Club house when the two men
suddenly sprang from thcket and confronted
him. AS he retreated step OF two one of them
fred at him. The bullet struck HIM in the arm. The
report and their victims cutlery alarmed the rob
bers who ran away. Mr.. Raymond found police
man. and at the station la Northumberland. had
the ball extracted from his wounded arm He re-
fused to say where no lived. Officers were sent to
search the park for the thieves.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-25
A NEW SUBMARINE TORPEDO.

The submarine torpedo built for the Government
by W. Scott Sims has been completed, and is
at Wiletts Point, where it is being experimental
upon 10y General II. L. Abbott. IL is built i'll the
shape of a cigar is % feet i'll length,
and its largest diameter is IS inches.
Ii is propelled and steered by electricity, and can
be arranged to carry the torpedo ahead Of the
hull so that the latter NAV not be destroyed.
The torpedo may be discharged either By
electricity conclusion. At trial a few days ago
a speed of 1870 miles an hour was oh
boat being under perfect control Other
trials will be made after September Z when it is
pectcd that speed of from twelve to thirteen miles
an hour will be attained.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-25
FORCING A FoUR-YEARs-oLD GIRL TO BEG.

Officer Chiardi arraigned in the Jefferson Market
Court yesterday Mrs. Catharne DoWling, OIL NO:
132 West Nineteenth-st., to answer tie charge Of
cruelty treating her daughter Maggie. age four,
pretty little girl with blue eyes and haxen hair
PEELED Maggie TO walk the streets day and night
and to visit liquor stores concert halls and the like
places in Slxtave. and intersecting streets osen-
sibly to sell buttOn-hOle bouquets but in reality
to solicit aims from the men with whom she came
in contact. Very little opportunity was afforded the
child of obtaining needful sleep and rest An
who was arrested at tho age Of ten for stealing and
sent to the House of Refuge. The woman denied
having misused her little girl, but Officer Chiardl
said he had ndsputable evidence to corroborate his
allegations as to her conduct Justice Murray sent
the mother TO Blackwell's Island for six months,
Sisters of st. Dominic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-25
THE ANITYVILLE MURDER.

Edward J. Hickey, Bertram c. Green, and Ed
ward iIegeman. who were arrested on sunday Tor
alleged completely in the murder of Lous Schmidt
and the burning of the house and barn on The prem
ises of James Martin, at Amityvlle. l.. L., on the
night of June 80. taken yesterday afternoon
before Justice Canon, at Amityvlue. The PTS
ones when arragned stated their readiness to have
the examination proceed. District %torneY Feet
conducted the examination. Phebe A. Martin, the
wife of James Martin, testified that she lived in
BrooKlyn. On the Saturday after the fire a man
called at her house and inquired for hlT. Martin.
She told him that Mr.. Martin was at AmltYvlle.
where he had had place burned down. The man
said he knew that and asked if she knew who did
it, She said :" No." and he said perhaps it was some
of Mr.. Martins tenants in Brooklyn. She idcn-
titled Hegcpan the man who called on her
Testimony was also given by MIR. Martin, Coroner
Preston and others, but no important facts were
brought out. The examination Will be continued
to-day. 1t Is considered probable that Hickey and
Green will lie able to prove an alibi. Yesterday
the two menswho seen by Mr.. Pearsall in COM
pany with Hegeman near Martins house on tho
dav after the fro were found at Hempsteal by
officer Wright These men Dalton and Need are
pedlers They acknowledge being in Hcgemans
company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-25
CHARGED WITH SELLING POOLS.

At the Tombs Police Court yesterday afternoon
before Justice Smith. Detectives COsgrove and
Lanther of the Central Office. arraigned the
following persons for Sc ling pools the Monmouth
Park races William Francis, Of William Lovelrs
Office No 3 Barclay-st; George Scott. with
William II. johnson, of No. 234 Broadway Louis
Y. Lawrence, of liackctt a. De Lacy, No l.
Barrlay-st and William Ii. Egbert. of John IL.
Caseys Office No. ll9 Barclay-st. Francis was
discharged. The others were each required to give
hnnds liz 300 ln nnSMcr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-25
AN INSULT TO PERTH AMBOY.

At the meeting of the Pilot Commissioners yes
rerlay the complaint of the Collector of Perth
pilot was called up fol consideration. but laid
over as no defence was offered Mr. IIouehtOn charges
that the pilot induced the captain OF vessel 10
come to New York harbOr, stating that Perth AmhOy
was not port of entry. Noble Is now away on tho
steam pilot boat Hercules and cannot lie reached.
Mr. lloughton claims that other pilots are in the
habit of advising captains not to 90 to Perth AmbOy,
and he intends 10 bring the next case he hears OF
TO the attention of the Board.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-25
BURNING THE BODY OF HER CHILD.


MRS. sCHEIDELER CHARGED WITH VIOLATING THE
SANITARY CODE.
Three prisoners were arraigned before Justice
Wandel at the Essex Market Police Court yesterday
in case that was somewhat extraordinary: MRS
Josephine Schedeler, of No. pa Chrystie-st., was
arrested on Monday upon complaint of her nus
band. Dedrch Schneider, a shoemaker living at
No I5S Ludlow-st who gave information at the
Eldrdge street Police station that his wife had Civ
EN- birth TO child August 10 and that the infant
lad mvs crousy disappeared. lie said that he
thought that an investigation should be made. AC-
cordingly Officer Fuchs detailed to look into the
matter TO the officer Mrs Schcideler unhesltat-
ingly acknowledged the birth of the child, which
she said was not alive. but she refused to tell what
had been done with the body. At the Tenth Pre-
cinct Station 10 which she was ia ken she said that
She had nut the child's body in box soon after its
hirth and thai on Monday last She had pnt The box
i'm an oven and burned II with contents. She also
stated that she had been attended by DR.: George
Wohlrob, midwife. of No. 1si Ludl ow-st. The
midwife arrested Monday evening and Dr.
Bentz was taken into custody yesterday morning:
The prisoners were held Ivy Justice Wandell for
urther examination. II is not thought that there
was any criminal intent on the part of Mrs.
Scheidcer rs it is not claimed that the child was
the change of violating the Sanitary Code. DIR.
Bentz viii he held for not reporting the death of
the child to the Board of Health.
Dcdrch Scheidcler. upon whose information inc
arrests were made. was asked Yesterday by a lRiB-
UNE reporter what he knew of the case lie replied
that beyond the fact that he had been informed OF
the birth of the child. he knew nothing. lie had
not been living with his wife for some time, he
said although he occasionally visited her when
sent for. On August ID his wlte's son by former
husband came to him and said that he had been
ordered by his mother 10 take the babys body
down TO the cellar and bury it. Schcideler advised
him not To do il. While asserting his entire gn0r
ancc of the facts connected with the birth and dis
appearance OF the child in question, Scheideer gave
a voluble history of the misconduct and unfaith-
fulness of his wife who. he said in the eight years
since they were married had reduced him from
the possession OF competence TO ablect swant, nj
had forced him 10 learn the trade OF shoemaklng
of her chl ldren about five Years ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-25
HOME NEWS.
pn0MINENT ARRIVALS.

Ner York HoteCon gresham lsonert " Henans'
and Thomas w boswell OF Richmond. va iIou, nOaSs-
N T.. Banks OF Massacl,useits .Er' ,.,a
tiensra w H. Franklin Hartford, aud Fignor bTlrho.
ran. hofsfPr lessor w T. bane oi ~ Uashtnn
James D. Warren Buffalo James O. Berei OF asih"s
ton W. r. Beck and s. H. ElleIt, o. ~ al
" pfS0r Hott-Surgeon s. r. shaw u = ~, ~ ~, ID '''
yard of Detroit and j. n Mccullough Of PlttSDure
Albemare Hotels. b. Schlesneer German ,osna A.
HOFFMAN HOysr- ndge Hugh J.. Bonh oi Da i
gnaus Grubb OF Delaware and Count ReuhoD Vi IuoH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-25
SUICIDE ON AN OCEAN STEAMER.

Private advces received in Brooklyn relate that
sOung woman, supposed to be from Brooklyn cO'n-
mitted suicide by jumping overheard from the
ocean steamer Arizona, while she was in the Irish
Channel, OH August .. The young woman seemed
10 know no one Oh board. and was very melancholy
during the voyage. On the evening when she
sprung overheard she had been sitting on deck
and suddenly rushed forward and was out of sight
before anyone could prevent her. As II was very
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-25

the place Of Interment was gwen ~ Fatbush a
burial permit was granted. subsequently dnpli-
cate permit was obtained and yesterday Mr.. Muir
ply appeared before the Board with the statement
cate permit was designated az William Dunn and
that his signature to the death certificate was
forgery Precisely what was the object OF the
fraud does not appear. What disposition was
really made of the body and by whom Will be
shown at the inquiry to be made by the Health
nnthnrflns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-25
ATTACKING RIVAL WORKMEN.

The ship Canochan Castle arrived ut Martins
Dock yesterday, and the stevedore engaged
to unload her sent over some 'longshore-
men from Ncw-York On arriving at the
dock these assaulted and driven
off by Brooklyn 'Ongshoremen, who claimed that
they were working under rates. The stevedore
then came with them, and they again hindered
from working An appeal was made TO the police,
and Acting Superintendent Waddy promised that
force should be hand this morning to afford pro-
lection,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-25
A FIREMAN BADLY INJURED.

Fire truck No. IL was called to u fire yesterday
afternoon and WAS turning the corner at Sixteenth
st. and Tenth-ave. at a great rate OF speed when
David Glossy. "a fireman. age fifty, OF No. 100 West
1hird-st., was thrown from his truck against "a
lanp.pO The post was broken In two and the
fireman was severely injured He was taken to the
New-York Hospital In an ambulance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-25
DYNAMITE WITHOUT 4 GUARDLAN.

The three cases Of dynamite which were landed
in Brooklyn OF Robertss stores Friday, consigned to
Carhart Coz New York. still remained the pier Mon
day. The responsibility for the OF the dangerous
explosive matter of dispute Toe Fire Department
WINS Informed OF the presence OF the dynamite but En-
gneer Smith discaimed responsibility and referred the
matter to the police.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-25
FORGING An UNDERTAKES NAME.

Sanitary superintendent Day laid before the
Health Board yesterday curious case. which will
receive a thorough investigation, especaly as the
motives that prompted violation Of the law are
not clear. On August 20. James l.. Dunn. an eight
months old child. died at No. ~ lIcnry-st. On
the certificate of death the name OF P.J Murphy of
No. 90 Madison-s appeared Us tue undertaken. and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-25
NOTICE m N1RTNERs.
OFFICE or THE LIGHrHousI

OFFICE OF THE LTGHTHyUsH Ro,p,.
WAsilING1OS Aug 20, lssG"'f
Temporary Removal Of Lghi.ship Ga'vesiOa s,a,o
Notice hereby gwen mat or about ~oDienber
Light ship No - the inside OF Galveston Bar r
will be Withdrawn FOR repairs. 'o1az.
notice VIII be given Of the this Iigb, sh, .
her station. ~
BY order Of the Lighthouse Board. JOHN PODGRpe
Rear Admiral ". :. navy. Chairars
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dark and the vessel was under good Roadway no at
tempt was made tn pick her up. On the steamers
record the X. X. SchOiicd was entered but her
books were marked Addie Clarke. A note in her
cabin requested her valisc to be forwarded to her
friends in Brooklyn in case of accident.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-25
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
RI ,Sn REEF LICENSES TO BE GIVEN.

ALE AND BEER LICENSES To BE GIVEN.
HmiE COOKE GRANTS A MANDAMCs TO COMPEL
THE pROoKLYN EXCISE COMMISSIONERS 10 RE-
VERSE THEIR ACrIoN-A DECISION ADVERSE TO
JUDGE BAENARDs.
J,dce Erastus Cooke of the Supreme Court OF
fle Second judicial District, before whom an appii-
ration was made in the case of Fruz Ochs, hquor
dealer in Brooklyn, for mandamus to conf
license to sell ale and beer. handed down
lis decision Yesterday granting the writ asked ior
This decision is counter To the recent one % I""io
BarlarG, of the same court, VINO uci1 III
the ease OF Coyie against the EXCISE Nou
missioners of flatbnsh, that no aie anu
beer liccnses could be grant d. Altor ieca., aa
that The Commissioners refuse TO grant licenses
solely on the ground OF lack of power under tDe
statute and that the only question 10 DC examined
WHETHER licenses can ne granted doI ,nn sc =,
Others than the keepers of iuns taVerns ana notes.
the decision proceeds:
Isee nothing inconsistent or Incompatible between
the law oi so and the amendment OF 1869 ineorpo
ra Ell into the act 1859 The two statutes when are
~ he construed together, regulate the three kinds OF
cence provided TOR, and there no ntimaon IN the
lasi act OF a purpose on the part of the Legislature
10 go back TO the policy when licences were 10 be
withbcld from saloon Keepers and fully agree with the
General Term in The tnrd department (okourke agt,
tue People y Y soR 496l that under the provisions
OF the Excise Law IN force three classes OF persons
NAV licensed by Boards OF Excise to sell intoxicating
F.rs-Inn. tavern and hotel kes9eys who may sell IN
quantities. than five gallons to be drank on the
seeond-persons who may sell by small measure not
JErG~Pcrsons who may sell ale and beer only, with
ont restriction as TO the place where same may be
drank.
Tie case last cited involved the identical question now
under examination, and received the fullest con
sheraton. Abe oplnons were delivered by two
eminent Judges. and l regard that Gaze
rs decisive UUul the recent Special Term
dee.sioA the People rel. COye agt. the Commits
Excise If tac town of Fatbush IN wbicl the
leaned Judge TO have overlooked tIe former de-
c,sion, ale and beer licenses have been uniformly
granted nrdcr the sanction OF the Court ever since me
act Of 1870 without any interference by tie Legisa-
tuTe. ,,, .
oar Excise laws -,
am clearly OF opinion that the Board OF Excise nave
power u grant the licease applied for.
The decisions of the two Judges are in direct con-
nict, and the case viii doubtless come before the
Grnnra Torn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-25
INVITATION
TO

STRANGERS.
Strangers ia Newly Ork are
invited 10 visit the establish.
ment OF TIFFANY 4 CO., on
UmiOn-SguaTe, where the Op.
pOrtunity 60 inspect large COLI
lection Of rich goods (rOns every
part Of the world Will well
compensate for the time spent.
Visitors need feel under no
obligation to make purchases.
TIFFANY Il CO.,
UNIoN-SQUARE, NEW DIRK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-25
COMMISSIONER CAMPBELLs REPORT.
7OTAL EXPENDITURE OF THE DEPARTMENT O
PUBLIC WORKS IN SIX MoNTns-CRoToN WAITE

CONDITION OF IHE MARKETS.
Allan Campbell, Commissioner of Public Works,
yesterday completed his second quarterly report
for the year 1850. The total amount of eXpendi-
lures for the six months ending June 80 was
81 2Di..G2 -. This included S22l ,O66 81 OF pay
inentS ON liabilities and appropriations OF 1879
For the six months the ram fall was l1S'loo inches
less than III any Of the last fourteen years excepting
1ST2. The volume OF the Cr0ton River was
sufficient to fill the aqucduct until June Z, when the
Pond were drawn from The work Tor new
supply fom the Bronx River has been let out by
contract. During the SIX months nearly seven miles
of new distributing pipes were lald. On the sub
metres were placed during the quarter About
5000 are now IN uSe and by the close OF The year
the number Will be increased To 1000
The Commissioner will ask that the appropriation
for pavcmcnts he increased next year from SlJO 900
TO %9JO. 600 There are at present 373l3 miles of
sewer pipes with 4,5I0 receiving basins on Manhat
tan Island The Commissioner does not think
tins wears appropriation of $4,000 for cleaning
the sewers sufficient. The city is paying to the
gaS COMPANIES SO - for each street lamp lighted
bv them. On the subject of markets the Commas
siOncr saws:
The Commissioner was informed by the Build
ing Department III May and June that the Fulton
Market building was i'll a dangerous condition
and should be taken down He submitted the matter
TOtLc Commissioners of the Sinking Fund, who re-
uucsted = rcSurvey by the new Bureau of Buildings
ol the fire Department. The Department has not
Sufficient funds TO "Xpend the twelve or htteen
Thousand dollars required to make the building
secure for Il few years longer Fulton. Washington
and jefferson Markets occupy valuable ground on
busy streets. and III very dilapidated condl-
ton Ii is high time that fixed policy in reference
to the public markets he adopted by the city. The
simplest solution of the question would be to sell
or lease the ground to private persons leaving, them
TO carry on the market business without city super
VISION in Philadelphia and other cities"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-25

THURIOW WEED ALMOST RECOVERED.
Ihurlow Weed was feeling much better last even
ing. lie 10 kceDing In his room by the advice of
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MA RINE INTELLIGENOE
NINfATU RI ALMANAC.


san ri'rs..... $40 sun sets. Gft Cockfa.. t.,
Moon 1'e'.-- si9 Moor south, 800 Moons sgsday.3
SANDY fi0okIl;Il Gov. isiaod-. Hell Gats ~
Hon WAFER rD.Dtf--r. ". AlS
sandy HOok.1l3j Gov. Island. 0:Ol Hpll 8lts -
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regiment which will be in heavy MARCHING
will remain in camp for three DAYS order
HUDsON RIVER TOWN.

Mourn PLEAsAST.-James s. Seq q r.
and d. {. Reynolds, the Commissi n.r, anno wav'?
BY tbs Yves; leicester Comfy Court 10 aasp o'htsd
da,naaes OF ward wheeler Tor the taking of an aese
OF Mount Pleasant have flied their award. d %Tn
the damages al $500 h4n9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-25

my LAST SPARE DOLLAR
yould be spent Pamers Lotion the greai y Medicines
irs. CAMERON, 80 Rector-st.. New ark y. j.
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LAnOIIncements.l

GRADUATED AND INFLAMED EYELIDs.
Palmers Is the wonderful remedy Bottles 70 ea
and IL Depot. 3I0 PeaIlst.
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Mr.. PALMER: "Your Invisible is beautiful.
beautiful wso the ladies talk and w1te.
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WINcHEsTER's HYPoPaOSPIITTEs
VIII cure CONSUMPTION. Coughs. Bronchitis D3pitv. sc