New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-04

ing Company resumed her regular trips yesteroy
mornlng the vessel having been bonded py tne 0U
pany as soon as possible after the attacn 1, nf tae
served. The action is based on the ci t Oervees
Merritt Wrecking Company for p3oOOO IoK sci tbe
company's steamboat State of New or Dr., last
grounded and sank in the ConneStl e I;bsed also,
but has been bonded
BROOKLYN.
Dstrct-Attorney Catlin asked the Board OF GU sr
pervIsors yesterday to offer reward oil % ey-
the apprehension of George A. W. StuarV' Vn0 %
Secretary of the Board of Education
Divorce is sought in the Supreme Court Dy WIS
Florence Healv from Henry Healy. Both are actTIs
and they were married in Hartford IN 1870 Inv
ground for the action is alleged cruelty.
The firm of Wechsler & Abraham, whose store
and stock in FutOnst. were damaged to the exteto
of $780, 900 last week by hre has sent W 'te
Chief Engineer of the Fire Department SooO' 10 pe
distributed among the fremen for their good worA
at the fire.
John Macklen, blacksmith, of No. 60 Nostrand-
ave-, had bank account OF fl,OOo. heceniSS -n n
found that his bank book had been stolen ana @ooo
drawn. Yesterday he had his two sons, Jonn, aso
nineteen and Thomas, age twenty-one' arreSteu U"
suspicion OF the theft.
The funeral of the late Mrs. william n. I lily
widow of one of the best known men IN BTookJ 1
took place yesterday ut her home. NO. l3I hensum
ST. She died on Monday, at the age OF eghly yoei"
Mrs. Cary was the daughter OF ISAAC S naTt in
prominent patriot in the Revolution, taxing part III
the fight at Lexington. -,
George Miller of 900 Pacifc-st., who was XII led
Tuesday by falling ftyseven 1eet INTO an III m f1J
grain bin in DOw's store, few moments peiore nc III
Was cantioncd not to 20 too near the edge OF the
bin He answered, "Well. if should fal IN theIe
I'd 90 straight 10 he'll and in less than hVe MIN
utes afterward mad fallen, and was dead; leE
months ago he fell forty feet from chuIGn 9to1!o
to the ground, and only broke leg WltnIn NV n'e
years he had five severe falls while at Work rs
carpenter. ,,.,, ,,,.r,,
William j. Sipple the Telegraph operator who was was
charged with attempting to rob the New i0rH LAM
Erie and Western Railroad Company otF43,o1i was
held Yesterday default Of$l 600 Oall 10 aWaIV INC
action OF the Grand Jury. Justice Fel0uOet ue
cided That the charge Of conspiracy Wouh oI ~ o;u
and altered it to a charge OF attempting 10 oD'ai"
money under false pretences.
Patrick Lvion and his wife Br lget, who live NJ
No ~ Railroad-aYe., quarrelIed yesterday morning
and Iydon II is alleged. struck bis wife on the head
with a broken plate iniicting deep cash. She pc
came unconscious IL the police station anu 80 19n
from loss of blood that ambulance was sent lot 10
take her to the hospital Lydon was arrested ana
held to await the result OF his wife's injuries
NEWARK.
in the Court Of Quarter Sessions observation-disclosures
Henry L.. James ). and Charles J. Basch, manu-
facurers ut Passaic pleaded not guilty to an ndct
ment for pOutiug the PasSac water, ana gave DaIL
STATEN ISLAND.
DUrCH FARMs-Chickcn thieves are Mt work on
Staten Island. In the last few nights they have
made several large haus. large number OF val
uaLle fowls was stolen from the premises Of Joseph
Lutz and Thomas Smnott ut Dutch Farms
CLIFrON-Fort Wadsworth, at Clifton, is to be
abandoned as a military post Major Gibson, VINO
has had charge of Fort Wadsworth, is 90 be pro
NOTED TO tine rank of Leutenant-CO ana VIII ne
stationed nj Fort Mclienry, near BALTIMORE MAJOR
NyrIcks battery VIII start ior MOUNT w SlniIi,
will start with his command about the same tiHe
fOr Fort Bafancas, Flouia.