New-York tribune., 1880-03-08
NEW-YORK CITY.

hnTg 4SS. the Rhein. from Bremen, 4o7 tue
Baltic, from Liverpool 364 and the Iceland from
Antwerp, 224.
The Pleuro-pueumonia act has been repealed by
the New-Jersey Legislature, TO take effe't on anu
after Wednesday, March 10, 1890. The quarantine
against New-YOrk has been raised, and all ca,tle
will be allowed 10 enter New-Jersey without per
NIT
At the instance OF the District-Attorney, Minnie
Rnssell Yesterday arrested py . Inspt ctot ot
Murray and committed bV Justice PATTERSON, az
the Essex Market Police Court. to the hOuSe ol
Detention as witness against Bertha Berger Oh
her second trial.
An alarm was sent ont on Saturday from Police
Headgnarters to look out for Amos Lawrence, MISS
ing since March 9. lie is eighteen years DID, hye
feet ten in shes high, with light complexion, iiHht
hair and smooth face. lnfOIInaIloH ls sought ~ ~
Mrs Lawrence, care Of q. +. Hastings, No. l|o
keade-st. New-fOrk.
The scheme to make Montauk L. l.. terminus
for Western freight roads is again talkeu ol t ON
Long island, and it is reported that company Tor
that purpose has been organized WIN acapiea vi
ST. 900 900. Among many vague minors IL one
that Samuel j. liden controls a majority OF tne
stock.
Mr. Honchn president of manufacturing COM
pany IN Wcstchestcr County, saturday afternoon
came TO the city and drew $1.340 from the Market
Bank. He put the money IN an insldc p9SkSl anu
buttoning his overcOat, was passing up fullou-SI'
near Gold-st.. when no was ioStled against by sew
eral well-,lressed fellows. moment or two later
he missed his wallet aud money.
The Board of Trade and Transportation has sent
circulars throughout the State and this city asking
signatures in favor of the railroad reforms en-
led i'm the Hepburn and other bills now before the
Legislature and these have been returned WIN
many names, and requests for more copleS. Com
munlcations are also received saying that there are
no special efforts required to obtain signatures alter
persons have read the pledge
Enrich q Co.. being desrous of finishing their new
br,ldinc ON Twent y-fourtist. i'll short time, are
pushing forward the york at night with the use CT
two powerful electric lights. The iabors OF the
wOrkmen Saturday night were watched with inter
est by crowd of spectators. The foundations We're
los ON Eel
TO be ready for occupation by April i. The strnc-
ture is to be of brick, three stories in height front
ing fifty feet in Iwenty-ouTtli-st ana running Dack
to join the buildings in Elghth-ave
BROOKLYN.
Charles Heptner, of No. 13 Melrose-st. was ar
rested in Ncw-YOTk Saturday night for trng three
shots at w. II. Caldwell, of No. 12o2 DE kai0-ave'
on Thursday evening, IN Myrte-ave near Elh-s'
Martin Wright. age twenty-slx. was arrested yes
ter1av for stealing a coat, Bible and an album from
his brother John. They lived in Meeker-ave. The
property was recovered
Silyer-plated was stolen from the house OF
T. b Esplane No. 3S2 Greene-ave., early yesterday
morning. The burglar got in by breaking a pane
of glass and opening the BACK parlOr wlhdoW'
The Board of thirteen directors of the Kings
County Club at the club house IN PIerrepQnt ST..
on Saturday chose the following officers Pr%dent'
VIM. III. Warng; vice-preSldent W. II; Lyons.
secretary f. B. Fowler; treasurer A. b. Ih0rne.
In the trial In Brooklyn, on Saturday, of Edward
F. Williams the bank PRESIDENT OF Greenp0lnt, upon
the charge of sending obscene letters 1nthe inallS
tons with Mr.. Williams IN order to get his hand
writing.
Officer Simmons, while patr0lling in North First
ST., at a. N. yesterday, found man IN the East
X yer at the foot of the street. He was rescued
while unconscious and taken TO ST. Catherne's Hos
plal. He is supposed to bo David Thompson, a
United States sailor.
warrant was obtained on Saturday by Thomas
Redmayne, of No. 1913 North ElhOtt-place, from
Justice Courtney. to search the premises No. 2lS
Park-ave.to find game-c9cK wncn Was stolen from
tha
was executing the warrant he was assaulted by
Samuel Kirk who was arrested.
Antonio Costa entered barber shop at No. 40
Fulton-st Saturday night and was shaved Soon
after going out he was found lying at the foot OF
the sta rs unable to speak lie was removed 10 the
Long Island College Hospital, where he was found
10 be suffering from compression OF the BRAIN Ii Is
suspected that the barber talked too much.
JERSEY CITY
The police made descent Saturday night on Ham
iltons Jersey City Varieties, low resort at No. 343
Grovc-st and arrested all the performers and the
proprietor.
In a quarrel early Yesterday morning between
John HAYES, of No. SusseX-st., and Joseph Leon
ard at Jersey City the former was stabbed in the
right eye. He refused to make complaint aud MS
assailant was not arrested.
The twenty-fifih anniversary of the organization
of the Hedding Methodist Episcopal Church of Jer-
sey CITY was celebrated yesterday. The sermons
were delivered bv the Rev. Dr. {. {. McCabe and
the Rev. Dr. John l.. COOkmal
A firht occurred Yesterday afternoon between ten
Wilson broke il up by liberal use of the club and
arrested Charles Reilly, mouder, twenty-fou'
years of age While on his way to the station, Ser
ceaut Wilson was mObbed by a number of Reilly's
friends. but was able to defend himself.
NEWARK
Six attachments were served on. the propretors Of
Booths Academy, a Market-st. variety theatre, or
SATURDAY. night and the box receipts were selZed
The Richmond sisters, to whom Sll3 was due. pro
cured caDias on the ground that the manager Al
bert Couch, intended to make transfer OF hi
aG arr
and held in bail for appearance IN the Dlstrlct
Court to-day. The claims amount to about l,OOO
A fourth attempt to burn Waldmans VARIETY
Theatre was made on Saturday night at time When
the building was packed with people. The property
men discovered that lot Of paper had been lighted
In the cellar. The fire was eXtlnguished.
The funeral of Captain Daniel Ii. Bruen. the
oldest Mason in Ncw-Jersey, took place Yesterday
afternoon from his late residence In South Broad
ST. ana was conducted by the Grand Lodge OF
Masons of the State.
NEw-JERSEY
ORANGE-The town elections in Essex County
will take place on Tuesday, the principal officers tO
be elected being Freeh0lders. IN Orange Mayor
and members Of Common Council Will be voted for.
On saturday night the Democrats renOminated
Nayor Hartford. The Republican Convention was
also held on Saturday evening. but II was DECIDED
TO make no nomination for MavOr, Hartfords re-
election being deemed "a certainty.
MoyTCIAIR-The hOnse of ~ Sullivan Ell
tered by burglars on Friday and robbed of 500 IL
jewelry.
IiOBOKEN.-Andreas Hansen, German, one O
tbe frcinen on the Hamburg steamship Silesla, wa
arrested at HOboken yesterday by ParOlman kaisel
on a charge of mutny made bv Captain Ludwig, o
The steamship Hansen quarreed with the engl
neer while nj sea and the matter ended in a figh
between them, and Hansen refused to obey the OF
ders of Captain Ludwig. The prisoner is held Il
await the action of the German Consul.
STATEN ISLAND.
Nrw- w-BRIGHToN.-Petitions are now in circulation
asking the Trustees of New Br ghtOn to establish
A lamp district from the line of the present district
to COumbia-st.
RICHMoND.-James Curry and John Mcdonald
have hcen held nv Justice CortelyOu for the &C tOr
OF the Grand Jury for making an attempt on tho
life of Elizabeth Spicer.