New-York tribune., 1881-11-20

| ported at the Board OF City Works
r, "A verdict of $5,000was given in the supro,o
against the Long Island Railroad Comnanv for ~, :,
loss OF 1er husband killed Atlantic-ave. bv ono
OF the defendants trains - '"'
H0useholders are again cautioned by the C;t
| WORKS department to guard against tie waste ~
water, which, if continued, must produce S,s on
famine. Since November of Iast wear tber" "Ger her
Deen an increase Of 100000 gallons in the day
PERMITS for the erection of twentv-nipe porr
Dulldlhgs we're ssued last week. One of them il ~,
bet,od renery for Hayemeyer Elder in First-s
| ppetweeh Nofth Second and S0utb.sts II viii
| 100000 % D''N' anu +" cost
IL; Two Young men mounted on stills were disfribnt.
et We ,S cruising circulars yesterday, when their nm
| pheu ppohhteu appearance frightened the horse of DR.
boGIeSter, OF No. 81. James-pace The animal
u%asheu % dOWn the street and ran into wagon loaded
| was attached. '"' 'ussJ " WHICH nc
The Board of Health has odontad . sorios r. II
under under the law passed last June entitled "In act to
secure the registration of plumbers and slperyisioo
Oh PInlnOing and drainage 10 the c,tIes of NJ VI
ana Brooklyn The rules viii ami, - th IoIh @
| buildings s III Nc"
A truckman of this city yesterday went 70 por.
lett IL Green's stores in FHrman-st, saviny he 6aJ
been sent for ten bags of coffee he was arrested ~
no information Of such sale had been lett with tbs
employees. Tie said he had been sent Inv Wiiliatn
King of No. 50 North Elott-pace and K;mo w riam @
arrested by Detective Imdt. of the Central OAire
| IdentiEed by the truckman, and held bv J1stIce
Walsh for examination The police saw he b1,
served term of imprisonment ~
STATEN ISLAND.
SoUTHFIELD.-A new public school building il IN
be erected IN District No. l. of Southheld az cost
of $4,000. Wv
WEST BMGHToN-DanIel O'Blien ALLEGED n ho a
qgack doctor, was arrested yesterday on the COM
plant Of DR.. Ambrose, who charged him with prac-
tlslng as a physician without diploma. Dr. Am
brose was called to attend man named Drscoll, of
West Brighton, suffering from a broken leg but for
some reason his services soon dispensed with
and o 3rieu was engaged to set the broken limb
OBrien assuming charge of the ease, was arrested
as above stated He was held by Justice Casey for
examination. Under the law Of 1850 the offence is
punishable by tine of 500 or ninety dayS' impus-
OD!nent, or both.
STAPIETON-The Staten Island police yesterday
arrested Captain Roger GOmley of the schooner
George Green Captain Edward RYAN, of tine
OF the schooner Sias n. Hayens Captain Luke
Dali, Of the schooner Virginia TOmmOSOn and Cap
tain William Lockett, OF the sloOp Charles Rob-
bins. The prisoners were lodged in cells at Police
Headquarters at Stapleton. They were arrested
the complaint Of Tunis Butler, one of the Commits
sioners of the new boulevard running along the
south beach. The prisoners when taken into Gus
tOdy were loading their vessels with sand taken
from the beach. In dong this Mr. Butler asserted
they endangered the boulevard. The accused boat
men will have hearing before Justice Vaughn.
JERSEY CITY.
II was found at the Court House yesterday that
Fcstus ODUnnoii. rum seller, why was fined $50
mad not been indicted, although he supposed he was
indicted and pleaded guI ty. The Grand jury did
indict him. out alterward recOnsidered the matter,
and 1t was through a mistake that the lndlctmen6
found its way INTO cOurt The court officials say
tnat ODonnell has 10 redress,
Three new cases of smallpox were reported to the
health authorities yesterday.
NEWARK.
small show was started ut No. SpTingfeld-avc.
some time ago, but the Snowman. getting into debt,
abandoned The place. One o. his curlOslues was an
Anaconda snake seven feet long and five inches in
diameter. The snake escaped in some way and was
nos seen again until last Thursday, when a mason
entered the cellarof the house TO make repairs.
Hearing a Missing sound. he looked around and
the head of a large snake which was issuing from
the wall to attack him. He raised his hammer and
crushed the head OF the snake with one blow.
LONG ISLAND.
GLEN CovE.-Henry North. IF Glen Cove, had
forty sheep killed b dogs on Friday night.
COLD SrRING.-The N.w-Yo.k State Fish Com
mssonrrs are negotiating for the lease of the ponds
of John d. Jones at Cold Spring for the purpose Of
Matching trout and salmon with which TO stock
ponds IN other parts of The State
LAUREL HILL-Diphtheria and scarlet fever ara
prevailing 20 an alarming extent nj Laurel Hlu IN
the town OF NeW'"Wh; ~ Is a'legeu lIat most Oh
the cases are attended by physicians who are not
resident of the town and who ignore the law and
town ard o Health, not one OF their cases having
been reported.
which a SUIT wa brought by Edward Thompson
against William Garrett and Henry cOper. OF North
port. TO recover 500, tne valu. of two hundred
bushels of oysters taken from bed adjoining tho
recently discovered natural oyster bed in smith
town Bay, the jury yesterday found verdict for
the full amount claimed by the plaintiff
LoNG ISLAND CTTY.-Sergeaut James McManus
of Long island City, was the candidate of the inde-
pendent Democrats at tho recent election Tor Justice
of the Peace. lie was defeated aud now the Police
Commissioners, with a view To removing him, have
instructed Captain Woods to ascertain II Nj.
McNlanus engaged IN n political contest
thereby negecting has duty and disobeyng orders
and lts HTHI.
McManus at the next meeting OF the Board. c'r-
geant Mclahus has been connected with the Long
Island City police since Its organization and is an
efficient man.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
w-ROCHELLE.--The investigation of Coroner
HycT of Port Chester, in regard 20 the explosion
on board the steam tug Leh!gh, IN New-hochelle
harbor on Nov. II and the consequent death OF
William illotspn, the cook, resulted In verdict 10
the effect that the explosion was caused by the
safety valve not beng IN working order.
MOUNT -YERNON.---The directors of the Mount
Vernon Water Company held meeting on Friday
evening aud elected the follow ing officers ii. Will
son. President Oliver Dyer, vice-president; Joseph
). Wood, secretary; Gerd Martens treasurer.
NEW-JERSEY.
HoBoKr N.-Mrs. Emma Wilson, who gave her
address as No. 345 East FOrty-second-st.. New
York was committed to the Hudson County Jail
Yesterday a charge of picking the pocket Of Mrs.
Milhelmena BaedeckeT, of No. 76 Adalns-sI., " no
crossed tine river III the same boat with on fri-
dav night Mrs Wilson sat beside Mrs Baedecker
ON the boat and the latter missed her pocketDoOk
after the boat reached Hoboken. She informed De-
tective Gallagher of her loss, aud he arrested Mrs.
Wilson, whom he TeCognlZeu as a PROFESSIONAL pick
pocket.
BAYoNNE.-The body of n man was found on
Friday eveuingn the Kills ut Bergen Point. IL was
identified yesterday as that of Patrick Garland. 4
body found Il week ago yesterday was also identified
as Garland but the identification Oi the body found
ON Friday was positive. Garland who fore
man factory AZ Constable Hook volunteered
one night about three weeks ago to watch some
copper that had been un oaded on the pier too late
to be stored away. In tue morning he missing,
but his hat and dinner pail found the pier.
1t was suspected at the time THAI he had ueen made
away with by river thieves, but there was no evil
dence OF 1t.