New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-06
LOCAL MISCELL ANY.
BRoOKLYN POLICE STRUGGLES.

An order was granted ny Judge Reynolds IN ire
BROOKLYN City Court, yesterday, upon tue appiIca-
lion of General Crooke. COUNSEL Tor J"nh YUM
reou,rinC General Jourdan TO show cause on iueS
dav next why an attachment should not be issued
against him for dSobeying the Injunction OF 'uuho
McCuc. which restrained him from lss",ng oi ND
rs the sole head of the Department OF Iohcs anu
Excise The application was based upon me t,e 9
that the injunction was not ahecFd py 49, "'S
Cookies decision. which granted possession VI t,no
papers of the department. to General o ouin;n.
The General was served with the oruer yesterday
afternoon. . 4. .ha poHca
Department Yesterday was the appicatlen III L. ~.
Crane Who was clerk of the department umuci t ~
rule of Messrs. Leicn ana iApuiI' 1t ,;,, Wortb
the arrest of General Jourdan ana oap,Mnh VIZ WI.
of the Sixth Precinct. for alleged assam. Wv, !" o
General Jourdan took possession OF 'Ie on ,r ~,
'rnesd.v after Judge Cookies decision was kn0Wi
be found MIR Crane an the seat of the chief clerk
Crane refused to leave II unless nc was coihPo'v"
10. Captain Worth, who vas near oo r m'" p
gently Hence this application Tor w2tfan,.
When Mr. Crane presented his application toJuStlce
Walsh the latter required hearing before StH H1
ING IT. After consultation with bis counsel. vi.
Crane preSened his version of the affair, requesting
tina; It he kept secret. his the justice ieIuSIu
The Justice thea took Che matter o. granting Wy
warrant INFO consideration. saying 'hat h0 "'"'"
num6~r Of excise inspectors and telegraph Ope-
ra1cr Miller were removed and Excise COMMISSION
,rs Coel ard Stears transacted business NeS'fId'9
NOT YET SURELY IDENTIFIED.
The mystery surrounding the IDENTITY or the eiii5
whose body
Luued IN the Potters Field at FiAtOu~h, mas
not vet been solved. Detective benneJ, OF
the Sea Beach Palace. VINO saw her ava ara
the man vino accompanied her on board tne
KIN Won Kull. came 10 this city on Wednes,
lnv and searched for the man. but failed
fo find him. Tho detective says that ne mas
learned that the man not known Ia tie giil
belole they met on C0ney Island. II mas been
learned that the glri formerly bearded Vim
woman named Sayille ana later, WIN one named
Vance ia ~. LOUIS, hut III neither place was sue
known bv any other name than RunN. .,, :,
The undertaken at Grayesend Abram S,ill well
saVs that he expected either TO see or near from
Professor llcAiee, OF Clayerac College, so!Ge ga
this week. when the truth or iaiNiye OF
tie belief that she graduate IRON
that college can be determined. NO apPll-
cation for the removal of the body mas
bccn received by him. Justice storms SAYS tAat
until il is determined whether the relations OF the
girl can be found or not he viii grant 20 permit TOT
The removal Of the body. The woman
Phirpauv denies that she claimed the girls leWerv,
although Mir. suliveil positively states that she
did try 70 obtain possession of II: she says dhht
Sic has no knowledge of the girls relatives Sne
denies that the Girl was graduate from
Cayerack College and says that the ring found on
her finger was given 10 her She said positively that
The body would be disintcrred and receive decent
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