New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-12
NETWORK CITY.

ton from the Board of Health.
-, new church is 70 be built at One hundrcd-and-
thrtieth-st. and Madson-ave. for the Roman Catho-
lie Charch of all Saiuts.
THE TRIBUNE has received 81 from an anony-
nous source, $40 from A lover of Children and
" from +. b." for the Seaside Sanitariun
DRIVEN TO AN ABANDONED LIFE.
Henrietta Edmond. of No. so Rivington-st YES
to-day morning. in he Essex Market Police Court
years of age. with assaulting heg. He was held for
trial in default of 5000 BAIL 1t is alleged that Ed
mond compcls his wife TO lead an abandoned life,
and then he demands the proceeds of her shame.
COMPLAINTS FROM sTEERAGE PASSENGERS
The steerage passengers on the steamer ST. Law
renee, which arrived from IIavre Wednesday con-
plain that they received accommodations and fare
far different from what the conpanys agents az
Hayre led them to believe they would have. me-
mortal to the Commissioners of Emigration
drawn mp, stating their grievances, and was signed
by 100 OF the passengers.
BAD, NAUGHTY GIRL.
Jennie liver. age thirteen years. daughter OF Mrs.
Ellen Hyer, of No $50 Eighth-ave, taken into
the Yorkville Police Conrt yesterday, charged by
eovornable child. Mrs Hyer told Justice Murray
that Jennie would frequently remain away from
corroboratcd by Officer Wilson of the Society for
the Prevention of Cruelty 10 Children. and the way
ward girl was sent 60 the Catholic Protectory.
FRIENDS FIGHTING OVER CARDS.
Angelo Carrellio, of No. 215 East Fifteenth-st.,
visited the house of f9end, Demengo Galliano, at
No. 2lo ThIrd-aye., Wednesday night: The two
men engaged in game OF cards. in which Galliano's
wife joined. After drinking rather freely, Carrellio
accused his friend of cheating, whcreupon Gal
lano seized pitcher and struck him on the head,
nflicting an ugly wound. Carrellio called police
man and Galliano was taken in custody At the
lorkyillc Police Court yesterday, the prisoner SAID
Carrellio had attempted to cut him with razor,
ana he he'd used the pitcher in set-defcnce Justice
Murray held him oanswer IN $500 bail.
HIDING USDER A PIER TO ESCAPE THE POLICE
James Shanaban age sis teen, of No. 100 Charles
ST., and Timothy DUsinond. eighteen, of No 163
Perry ST. we're taken before Justice Morgan at the
JEFF rson Market Police Court yesterday morning
charged with stealing tools and iron braces. valued
at $l5. the property oil the Dock Department, from
pier Nc. 3S. North River. at the fot of Charton-st
When the police went to arrest Shanahan he jumped
pto the river and climbed under the pier. 1t took
them nearly an hour 60 get him ont. The bows Id
the stole goods TO a juukman. who was put under
5000 bail some time ago for receiving stolen goods.
They were committed to answer in default of $500
bail each.
TWO YOUNG BURGLARS ARRESTED.
An entrance was effected Wednesday night into
a basement door and wearing apparel, an opera
glass, and six boxes Of silver plated spoons valued
years, of 1872 Eldridge-st., was caught leaving the
store wtn some of the articles mentioned in his
possession Yesterday morning James Nevins, age
twelve years, of No. - Snlhvan-st., confederate
of krehber arrested in Houston-st. They claim
to have been acting in concert with man. They
were taken before Justice Flammer, at the 1orlbs
Police Court, and were each held for trial in default
of$5O0 bail.
BROOKLYN
Patrick Eagap was found at Bushwicl-ave and
Monueth-st., yesterday afternoon, suffering from
prostration from the heat.
Policeman George r Pcarce of No. $40 Allan
tic-avc., arrested Chrston Christensen, thirty-ive
years of age Of No. 50 Greenwichst. this city for
stealing coat valued at SO from his house yester-
day.
William Barton, who struck Policeman FitzmoT-
ris with stone in attempting To rescnc "A prisoner
from him last sleaday, was fined yesterday $50 by
Justice Bergen. the alternative being three months
confinement In the Penltentiary.
John Klein. the liquor dealer of No. 273 Smth-st
whose wife recently eloped. taking his extra clothes
and ~ 600 in bonds yesterday went before Justice
Bergen ana sWOre out warrants Tor the the
runaway spouse and her paramonr
The Kings County Board of Supervisors yesterday
at It's regular session received the veto of Supervi
sor-at Large, Mr Meyenborg. the plan for enlarg-
ing and improving the county buildings at Flatbush,
the plans and specifications for which the Board
adopted at it's ] S. meeting.
The Coroner's Jury in the of Andrew p. Mar
tin, who ded of injuries received by being run over
by rapid transit motor on the Long Island Rail
road in East New York July % has rendered a YER
dict censurlng the company, aud recommending
that the Highway Commissioners be asked 10 order
Receiver Corbin to place flaumen AT ALI CROSSINGS he
tween the city line and Eldert-ave.
Christina Noght, eighteen years old, YVES charged
by her employer. Mis- Jaeger, of No. 93 PuaSki-St
before Justice tisher yesterday with stealing two
silk dresses III March last Tho goods were found
in pawn shop. In exclamation of her offence she
said she had been driven from home by her father.
and had married man who made her go out Ia ser
vice and took all her money. As she did moi get
enough he beat her and made her steal the dresses
She did not know where he WAS now. She was fined
$40.
Anna Augusta Eckert, of No. 21s Throop-avc.,
Loonlis of this city. with bigamy. She testified
that she was married to Wilson IN June last by the
Rev. Mr.. DiniDgler. of No 56 Stago-st. Two nights
after another woman appeared at their rooms in
Ewen-st., and claimed Wilson rs her husband Tins
woman threatened 10 threw "a lamp at her and bnrn
her to death If she did not surrender her marriage
certificate, which she. beng frightened. did The
case was adjourned
Wilhelm Ervchu, stone cutter, Of No. 80 Taylor
ST. Brooklyn worked in New York al his trade While
his wife took hoar.era. John limbs workman in a
sugar house in First.st.. who boarded with the
ErNehus, tell in love with Mrs. Ervehu and Monday
ran away with her. The husband vowed 10 shoot
Hubs on sight. Tuesday Hubs went to the house
after his clothes. drunk, and fell in the lower hail
Ervchn kicked hmm, but concluded To wait until he
came again before he Iii led him Afier Sleeping of
his debauch Hubs rose in the morning. took his own
and some of Ervem's clothes, and left the house,
He has not been heard of since
JERSEY CITY.
James Gallagher and Charles Rooney the burg
lars who were captured by means of "a burglar alarm
were committed for trial yesterday Before beng
sent 10 jail their pictures were taken for the rogues
gallery.
PATERsoN.-A gang of horse thieves has infested
Paterson recently, detrauding livery Stabomcn.
ELHABErn.-Mrs. Fanny Sanders age about FORTY
was yesterday morning fatally burned, her clothing
lguItlng VIII lie she wac building tre. She died in
few hours. IL is supposed that she used kerosene
She had been married three months.
LONG ISLAND.
LONG ISLAND CTrY.-There has been an intcrrnp-
ton III the flow of water of the arteslan well IN
Calvary Cemetery.
CORONA Joseph Young employed IN the Corona
mill had hIs right hand oil at the mill YES
terday by q buzz saw.
RIvERHEAD Daniel Terrell, deaf man. was run
over and killed by an express train yesterday the
Long Island Railroad three miles west of River
head.
SANDS PoINT.-John w. Seaman keeper of the
SANDS Point Lighthouse, who was dismissed a