New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-18


has recently rendered decisions contrary to facts
and to the injury of the export grain trade OF this
country.
TREASURER CHARGED WITH ENCOURAGEMENT.
Barnett Solomon, of No. 30 Avenue-C, caused the
arrest yesterday of Morris Unger, a cigarpacker,
charge of embezzemept' Barnett. who is PRESIDENT
OF the Hebrew Mutual Benefit Society, asserts that
wh u is G of the SINE society
Justice Power in the Essex Market Police Court for
examination.
sMUGGLER WHO ESCAPED REcAPTURED.
deputy Marshal Bernhard yesterday arrested
Dominic Cornell, accused of smuggling cigars from
Havana. on the steamship Saratoga. Council was
GERS, who took him on board a revenue cutter. He
was placed in the pilot house, and while the officers
was fastened behind the steamer. cut the rope and
disappeared. He has not since been seen until ar
rested yesterday at No 26 Stone-st. He was held in
$1,000 bail by Commissioner Shields.
STEALING HIS FATHERS MONEY.
inspector Byrnes, of the Central Office, was in
formed formed some me time ago thot John j. G9th book
peared taking with him 81, 7oo~$62@ in cash and
tuesday night " yo@ps ' dS nhi'1 was seen
lice Headquarters admitted his guilt Yesterday he
was arraigned in the Essex Market Police Court
and rcinanded.
FORGED BOUNTY CHECK.
Many frauds were committed in 1867 and 1868
by means of forged Endorsements on Treasury
checks for bouuties. One of these cases was lately
brought to the attention of the United States DIS
trct-Attorney for this District A check for 800,
drawn by George Truesdell, Paymaster in the Army,
in favor of Clifford A. Gould, member of the 129th
Regiment Illinois Volunteers. was Endorsed with a
forged signature, and after receiving other in
d1orscments was paid by the Mercantile National
Bank of this city. The bank was yesterday in
formed that payment of the check would be required
from 1t OF a suit would be begun against it.
BROOKLYN.
Deaths last week. 326; marriages 50; births
236 ''- '-'
Articles of incorporation for n company to supply
water to the village of East NewYor<, in the town
OF New-Lots have been filed with the county clerk.
, George Burtbof, age forty. of the lighter Lottie
lying at the foot of Richard-st. was drowned yes
terday by falling overheard The body was re-
covered and taken to the NOrgue last night.
The company recently formed to supply water in
tlatbush has begun the erection of a stand pipe
ninety feet high and twenty feet in diameter, at
WaShlngton-ave. and Malbone-st., into which the
water will be pumped from the Raerdegat Springs
where the supply will be secured. Water-pipes viii
soon be laid in the town.
Plans have been drawn for two new payilions to
accommodate the county insane, for whom the pres
snt buildings are inadequate: The estimated cost is
$4,000. The buildings will I've two stories in height
and 81 feet by So feet in dimensions. The plans
have been drawn by Mr. Ryan, the Superintendent
Of Construction and Repairs ana submitted 10 the
supervisor DR.. Shaw, Superintendent of the Asy-
Inm, approves the plans.
The Rev. John w. Malcolm, of East Weymouth,
Congregational Church. He will begin his work in
September. Mir. Malcolm was born in Nova Scotia
and was EDUCATED at sackville College. New
brunswick. tie was formerly Methodist preacher,
but while preaching IN New Bedford Mass. became
a Congregationallst. lie win preach his farewell
sermon III East Weymouth next Sunday.
Detective Roche, OF the Third Precinct started
yesterday for Chicago where the couple who clipped
from South Brooklyn last week had been arrested
They are Herman Cooper and Mrs Margaret Kline.
The latter took from her husband. john Kline, Of
No. 273 Sinith-st., two Hudson City 81 900 bonds
ana 500 IN money. Kline saws he does not want
his wife back. but he does want his property.
John Hubbard, of No. 40 Raymond-st, Brook
lyn who was taken to the Cumberland Street Hos
ptal Sunday, suffering from alcoholism and concus-
SION OF the BRAN, died last night at tho hospital
Un a az a. ne vas violently elected fron 90 bar
by the proprietor and received min ries a6out
the head. Carlin was arrested but Hubbard void
taken 10 the Hospital Carlin was rcaIrested aid is
now held TO await the result of the Coron RS in
quest Tor which Jury was mpanneled yesterday
JERSEY CITY.
James Killeen, an cmpOyc of the jersey City
Water Works at Bellcville was arrested there YES
terday for ringing false alarm of fire in jersey
CITY sunday night 1t is claimed that Kiileen, who
obtaining "A key, sounded the alarm of No. "a thus
calling out the Fire Department.
NEWARK.
William COmpton, seventeen years old, was
whirlcd around the Skating Yesterday i'm Hcinischs
cutlery factory, Newark. one of his feet was
broken the ileah was toru from il. and he received
other injuries.
ELIzABETH.-Albert Eisele twenty years old. was
carried past this station late Tuesday night on a
Central Railroad train from New-York. In the at
tempt TO walk back on the track he fell from tbe
railroad bridge and was killed.
GRENyu;LE-At an early hour this morning the
Coroners Jury IN the case of the girl, Hattie Bow
man, who was said to have been drowned hv being
pushed through hole in Holiness pier. Grsenville
by Charles Henry. q boy SIX years old, returned a
verdict OF accidental death.
BERGEN PoNT.-Robert Roberts. of Bavonne
lorty-hye years Old, fell from coal pier i'm Bergen
Point Tuesday and sustained injuries from the eff
fcct6 OF which he died yesterday - William
Lindsey, foreman al the Bergen Point coal docks
was crushed between two ears Tuesday evening aud
fatally injured. W
PERTH AMBOY.-The company recently organized
Mt Perth Anboy for the purpose of building citv
water works Is pushing he work ON the reservoir
and ON the building for the engine and pumns ne
rapidly rs POSSIBLE Inc works viii have a capac-
ity of 100000 gallons daily and power 10 throyy
ings in the city.
IOBoXEN.-Nrs. McNiahm of 70. SO Monroe-st
Tuesday evening placeda bottle Of whskcy ON one
OF the lower shelves of closet. In her alscence
her nine-r ear-0d son, Dennis, climbed on a chair
got possession of the bott and swallowed large
portion OF the contents. lie died in the course of the
Tuesday night dismissed Charles KresScr as Porl,
Gardener. Councilman Tmken went TO Kressler,s
house aud demanded his badge and keys. Kresslcr
threatened TO XII The councilman. and drove him
our OF the place. kresSler, who was intoxicated,
was arrested.
LONG ISLAND.
BABYLON.-Tho body of q voupr man of B,h+
build was found in the Bay, opposite Fire Island
hFht' tuesday night. Is was not identified.
- NEWrowN.-John Smith was arrested in Newtown
tuesday while endeavoring TO sell a horse helong
ing 70 John Hendricl lson his employer. He WAS
urugicu before Justice Crazy, and committed for
the action of the Grand Jury. A'i
STATEN ISLAND.
Observation-Disclosures entered the house of Cor
MENUS AndIovett at Huguenot early yesterdax,
could secure anything. '
q, RosSyIIIE.-Thomas Du Dico, who has carried