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

in Second-ave. when be, without any provocstion
her. lie was arrested and taken before Justice
Murray at the Yorkvie Police Court, Yesterday,
where he was held for trial In default of $500 ball.
A DOG WHO HAD LIVED LONG ENOUGH
A dog, owned by John Beriel, of Seventy-sixth-st.
and Fifthave, last week bit the leg and severely
injured daughter, twelve years DID, OF Peter Smith
who lives at the place. Berel was arrested ard
taken yesterday before Justice Murray at the York.
vile Police Court where he told the Court that the
wound which has a very ugly appearance. was
made by the dogs paw. and that he had had the
dog for seven or eight years. The Judge replied
that that was long enough to have dog, and ore
dered him TO have 1t shot.
UNWILLING TO INJURE MS FRTrND.
7fl First ave-, was entered by thieves July 90 and
twenty-five bottles of brandy. $50 cigars and a
quantity Of money stolen. Francis Hmes, ot No.
fessed that he and Thomas Norton, of No 80 First
ave-, were the thieves. They were arrai'cd ia the
who is a friend of Norton's, would not appear
against Them. He was arrested and Yesterday was
in 81 900 bail each and allowed McElyltty to go
after he had promised TO make a complaint.
BROOKLYN.
The crowd of visitors that went to Prospect Park,
yesterday was small compared 10 those Of previous
Sundays.
The second of the series of moonlight games given
by the BROOKLYN Athletic Club viii take place az
evening beginning at o'clock.
A patent switch on the railroad track in Fulton
W.
storm and caused a blockade of about thirty or
forty cars. 1t lasted about half an hour.
About twenty boys employed by the Atlantic Aves
nue. Railroad have struck for an increase OF wages
from as cents to 81 a day aud shorter hours Their
hands.
Mrs. A. w. Freeman's boarding-house. No 1I53
Fulton-st, was robbed of a quantity Oh silverware
late Saturday night The police are looking foI
John Williams, a colored man, who was discharged
from the house recently.
Levy e. Staunton arrested for an alleged at
tempt to swindle Mrs. Decker in selling her Bible
were committed TO jail yesterday. Their counsel
viii apply to-day for a reduction of bail. Tbs
prisoners threaten to prosecute their for
justly arTeSilDg them.
Paul Rien, age sixteen of No. a. Freeman-st.,
and John McCann age seventeen, of No. III Elm
ST., were arrested yesterday complaint of john,
Ken, Pauls father, charged with breaking into bis
hardware store by forcing open rear window and
stealing eighteen revolyers, worth $50.
Plus Frische, of No. 173 East Houston-st, this
city, was beaten severely and robbed of a gold ring
worth $l2, by Charles Holland and Others. at Bash,
wick and FLUSHING caves, about half past ociOcN
yesterday afternoon. Holland was arrested about 8
o'clock and Identified The ring forced from
hisJinger.
Charles RoSenthal, twenty-five years of age, Of
No. 106 Atlanrc-St. has been derangc0 aud missing
from home since August L. He 5 five feet eeTen
inches high, has black moustache and sltors Ia T,
and when he LEFT home had neither hat, coat nor
! waistcoat. He wore palr OF gray ana White
striped trousers
Rafaelle leila, an Italian yesterday Afternoon
made an unprovoked assault upon John Cunning
ter was 'SkylarlNng' lSee police report with Ms.
| White, and when demonstrated with shot at h.m
| with a revolver. It missed him, and Cunningham
| fled. He then pointed the revolver at the wOman6
head. when another Italian interfored and took
away the pistol. leila was soon after arrested.
JERSEY CITY.
| Lightning struck the Office of the Lchigh Valle1
| Railroad Company abOut o'clock yesterday even
| ing and set il on fire. The fire department vas
called ont, and the flames eXtinguiahed befon0
| any serious damage had been DONE
NEW-JERsEY.
| REPRESENTATION Farley. a freight brakeman
on the New-York. Lake Erie and Western Railroad,
was swept from the top of car at West Paterson
by the pipe of a water tank Saturday evening lie
sustained injuries which Will probably prove fatal
| STATEN ISLAND.
oYPKINsVuLE.-Frankyn Levere. twenty-five
! year of age of No. go Ross-St. Brooklyn, l. De-
while bathing at Tompkiusvile Saturday evening
ed with cramps anu before assiSta zee could
reach hln was drowned
| RICHMoED.--The Richmond County--~'peTvisou
will meet to-day for the purpose of comforting with
the taxpayers regarding the proposed rem0vss u
| the County Binding from Richmond 10 q place con
yenent 10 the ferry landings. The taxpayers Of tAs
interior of the island are opposed TO the removal