New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-06
City Marshal Quinn, continued yesterday i'm the
Mayors Office. Quinn denies that he was drunk and
assaulted the woman

City Marshal Quinn, was continued yesterday in the
Mayors Office. Quinn denies that he was drunk and
assaulted the woman.
ROBBED or his WATCH.
John McGlynn. of No. 572 De Kalb-ave., Brook.
lyn, complained yesterday to the police that while
iva IN in As near RrOadway he was robbed
AicGlynn is an employe OF Harper Brothers.
ROBBING AN EMPTY HOUSE
Thieves broke into the house of Horace d. Sher-
absence Of the family and stole property valued al
300. destroying things that they could not carry
Win them Ihc FAMILY was absent in the country.
MUSIC AT THE BATTERY.
The seventh public concert of Crooks Amateur
Band given at Battery Park last evening.
programme wch was made up mostly of dance
music and popular selections, enthusiastically
received.
At the Tombs POLICE Court yesterday afternoon.
heSGTs q H VII FaGr Charles Ward alias
Contot by pretending that he was authorized to col
ect funds for the Society for the Relief of the Desti
tute Blind, was held for examination.
BREAKING HIS DISHES.
John q. AlDoSt, OF No. 115 Broad-st., q dealer in
cana-boat supplies, went before Justice Flammer
Yesterday, at the Tombs, to make charge against
Margaret Robinson, servant of his who broke his
plates and dishes, and attempted to assault him
she was required to procure bail in $500 for good
Deh1Vlour for one month.
CENsURED BY CoRoSER's JURY.
II the case Use, OF Peter Mallon and William Moran
VINO were Killed July 26 by pile of lumber falling
ner Knox held an inquest yesterday. A verdict was
f thn n by the jury after long dehberaton that
tne mems deaths were caused by the faulty construc-
ton of the pile of lumber and that the blame rested
with those who laid the pile.
- ARRESTED FOR INToXICATIoN AT THIRTEEN
-, George Spence thirteen years of age, was ar
ralgned yesterday ON q charge of intoxication be-
fore justice Morgan, in the Jefferson Market Police
Court The boy denied the charge, and he was com
Robert and Margaret Spence lived at No 2i5 West
Lwentyithiri st 1t was learned that they did not
Mrs Spence had lived with her as a servant. but
she discharged her for being drunk
u0u; sUufGE E;nS N wALLLING IN COURT.
Miller, age iiftyfve, of No. % First-st who were
arrested by Superintendent Walling Thursday
night for ghtng IN the Bowery, were taken before
Justice flammer yesterday at the Tombs The
superintendent appeared against them. Chase who
W WaS nned $lo for unnecessary violence toward
INTO restaurant while intoxicated was committed
To prison for three months in default of 5000 bail
QUICKLY PUNISHED FOR CRIME
arine Wilson, of No. SOL West Thirty -seventh-st,
were convicted yesterday in the Court of General
Sessions Of having assaulted and robbed John Fanei
Iii Yves Thirty ninth-st. last week The woman be-
gan the assault, and ordered Fanel TO put up his
money or she would take his life. She was sem
fenced 10 the Penltentiary for five years; Thomas
Livingston 10 State Prison for three wears and ak
months and Robert Livingston to the Pententiary
Tor two years
THEFTs BY A CoLoRFD SERVANT
SiIs. baDcock, who keeps clearinghouse at No.
13l East Twentyseventh-st.. has had in her employ
mates of the house have been missing articles Of
value. The other day Mrs. Watson, who boards in
the house, the gill wearing a lace collar which
she thought belonged to one of the other boarders
She also missed one of her velvet dresses and was
informed that the girl was seen at colored folks
pau wearing IT, The servant was arrested and in
hef trunks was found a number of the missing
at 6e f taken before Justice Murray
and was remandcd for examination.
BROOKLYN.
Judge Nelson yesterday granted absolute divorce
TO Mrs. Addie Wrann from Edward Wrann
limited divorce was granted by Judge Cullen.
ID the supreme Court yesterday to Mrs. Eliza
hogers mom j aines Rogers They were married i'm
with extreme cruelty.
Andrew Martin apc sixty NJ p;,tsbrro b
was fatally injured July IL In East New York bv
tram on the Long Island Railroad, died Thursday
East Ncw-York. He leaves wife and four chill,
dren. ~
Eliza Schmidt. age sixteen of No. 1924 Sackett
ST., who, together with her mother, was fatally
burned last week by the explosion of kerosene oil
stove with which they were cooking dinner died
from her injuries Thursday night. Her mother died
last week. N''
- Proceedings have been begun for contempt of
Court against John II. Schlitz who in defiance of n
rage after his wife had secured divorce from him
went to Buffalo few months ago where he MAJ
ned again. and then returned to Brooklyn to live.
The servants of Mrs. Richard Eells of No 1913
siNth,aye., Maggie and Julia Lyons who were ar
rested Thursday charged with stealing diamond
c ga, worth 5000 were discharged yesterday as
no cVl"ence was produced against them Mrs Eells
says she heard through n speaking tube the girls
talking over the theft.
JERSEY CITY.
Anton Burden, of No. / $40 Bereen-st.. was in
court yesterday on the charge of allowing goats to
run IN the streets He said he had sold his goats 10
a butcher, who sold the meat az lamb Tins vaiablo
piece oi information caused much amusement among
the listeners. ~ ""'o's
Hiram Boschy who is said to be n furniture deaIar
nj No Bowery in this city, was arraigned before
Justice Aldrlge Yesterday morning and committed
speTcy. The complainant is Mrs Catherine DoTley
ef Erie and siXteenth-sts to whom he sold some
paid $40 on this he got it away from her by n trick
The case of the ten workmen who, while LAYING a
switch across West Newark-avc. for the Penusvlya-
ma haiIoaa Company, were arrested and charged
Win violating city ordinance by tearing up the
streets, was disposed of yesterday by Police Justice
stsing Yesterday. it was shown tn at the property
street and does not belong to the Pennsyyania Pail
road Company, az the Company claims The men
were hhd @l each and the foreman $40.
NEWARK
The milk train the Erie Railroad which
reached Jersey City at I1:3O p. m. Thnrsiav wos
boarded by DR.. William k Newton Milk Insnect"r
Tor New-Jersey, and detectives. Thrty-Gve hundred
quarts OF milk were found to be impure and were
condemned. "'
NEW-JERSEY.
, GREENvLLE-D. j. Cambcrling, a negro fell
from u building in Factory Lane Thursday evenina
and was seriously injured
MADTsoN.-The First National Bank of Madison
was organized Thursday evening Jacob S. paul
mier was elected president, James A. Webb vice
president, and Wilbur +. Morrow cashier
PAssAIC BRIDGE.-The Riverside Park UotaI Pc
gatta to-day at Passaic Bridge, N. j., will include
races for junior and senior single scnlls pairoar
gigs and siX-oar gigs The following clubs will take
part in the races Triton Eureka, Excelsior. Viking.
bGlinns springs Lnnehaha, Bayonne Neriad, In.