New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-20
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mander William Brown; quartemaster, Samuel
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Judge Cullen, in the Supreme Court, yesterday.
confirmed the report of the referee in the suit for
limited divorce brought by Mrs. Ella G.. Schneider,
against the Rev. +. C. Schneider. The report
Schneider is a Presbyterian minister, and was mar,
red in 1854. Since 1877 he and his wife have lived
in this city and Brooklyn; They have seven chi,
dren. In her complaint Mrs. Schneider alleged
large number of acts of cruelty.
F. II. Palmer recovered verdict of 1926 for the
loss of his wies services from George b. Drarlng IN
the CITY Court YESTERDAY When MT N pa Wo Ha nr
rsOn-st. last year, Mrs. Palmer was tripped ny a
piece of olcloth and thrown down stairs: The land,
lord had been told tG the wS oc SIC Dn nn that
she was crippled for life and recently she recovered
a verdict OF 81, 500 for injuries to herself.
The trial of the suit of w. F. g. shanks against met
the American News Company, to recover $4,000
damages for the circulation of an alleged hDel pun
lishcd in Truth. was completed in the Circnt Court
Yesterday. The evidence showed that the coinpany
merely received the papers in bundles and sent them
ont to its customers. A motion was made aier me
evidence completed, to dismiss the snit on the
ground that there had been publicati ion. Judge
Reynolds denied this thinking i best that me case
should 90 the jury. He said that he should. how
ever the right To set aside the verdict II ne
saw fit. After an hour of deberatlon, the Jury re-
turned verdict for the plaintiff, awarding " 900
damages motion for new trial VIII be heard
Saturday,
Four ruffans broke into the house Of Mrs. Robert
SON. at No. 1877 ProvOst-st. mt | a. yesterday ami
hrutally assaulted her. The woman screamed, nut
the escaped before the police reached the house
Martin Dorsey, who stole 800 which had been
gwen To him by Benjamin Emerson his employer,
Ia deposit in a bank in New-YOrk, and who ran
away to escape arrest, arrested early yesterday
morning IN Newark-ave
Abraham Grob, of Coesst., reported to the police
yesterday that he had been swindcd out of $50
man dressed ~ sailor induced him to purchase a
shawl. which he claimed had been smuggrd. Grob
paid $50 for the shawl and subsequently ascertalned
that II was worth about 81 90
One Of the box cars that run from the IIobokcn
Ferry 10 Oakland-avc jersey City Heights, was
the Nrw-YOrk, Lake Erie and Western Railroad
Yesterday morning and hurled from the track.
There were four men and one woman IN the car blt
all ESCAPED injury except Charles Stahl, who slS-
tanned severe injuries about the back and SIDE. Inc
car was badly damaged.
NEW-JERSEY.
I'NroN TTur.-A man named Cole. an engineer mt
shaft No. Of the new tunnel OF the New FORK, Ol-
tario and Western Railroad. was attacked 10y mum,
Der of men sunday night and robbed OF watch AMI
chain valued al $50.
LONG ISLAND.
Lose IsrAND CfrY.-Smallpox has been prevalent
in -syil. aud Dutch Kills for r'yrral days and II
spreading rapidly. number of deaths has already
occurred.
BAYoNNE CIrY.-Ncar Constable Hook ls an lt2l-
ian boarding house. where many liOhrmians make
their homes. II has of late been the scene ni r"-
qurnt Disturbances In qnarr Monday night
SEVERAL Italians Alta kcd railroad employ" named
John Ihomp,on. who was stabbed seven Times IN me
back Two Italians Autono Rlmascuti" and a
man who refused to give his name, were arrested.
and have been identified ~ ThompSon's assalants.
IhomD,nus recovery IL SAID to Ice doubtful