New-York tribune., 1881-09-08

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and t. H. Scott Ss" a. IS OF Basp ~ G
H".e'Ncaptan p C. johnson and Commander H. L. Howson
| NETWORK CITY.
ARRIVAL OF A wELL-KNowN GERMAN ACTRESS.
Mrs. Marie Geistinger, who is to ill an engage
lnent at the Thaia Theatre the coming season, was
a PASSENGER on the Hamburg steamship Lessing,
| which arrived yesterday
ApJoURNrp AS A MARK OF RESPECT.
Judge RbSaeh bach IN tn" sproa Term Of the Court Of
day, as mark of respect to memory tn late
/ in 1853
JAcKMAN. 4 oCARA's FAILURE.
IN connection Win the assignment Of John p.
SE,eGEh Eer,nn th anu inIlck @ H. " dara 10 Morgan -
terday: Liabilities $43, 500 90; nominal assets,
%I3,2|o III actual assets %S,925 73.
DROWNED WHILE BATHING.
Edward Schaub a butcher twcnty-One years Old,
or No.2i2 East Fo -iCurtbst.. went to the foot
OF East lourt -thrl-st. last evening and after
dressing himself, jumped into the river apparently
| intending to take q bath. He was drowned almost
Immediately and Lis body not recovered.
~ THEIR DIFFICULTIES ADJUSTED.
ton met last might Mt No. 23l East Fourth-s and
| transacted mostly routine business Forty new
signed the roll All former difficulties have been
adjusted; and the utmost harmony prevails among
| the mem 'ers OF the association.
UNPLEASANT CONSEQUENCES OF A QUARREL.
Alexander Ford, OF No. 17t Avenue &, ana Francis
McCord. 9narrcled in II harroom at No 1873 Avenue
G. yesterday alernoon Ford left the place. followed
! by McCord The former picked up ar ash barrel
and threw it at McCord, Who lodged 1t, but fell to
the curb fracturing his skull He died almost in
stantly. Ford was arrested TO await the result of
the coroners investigation.
~, HELD FOR CUTTING A TELEGRAPH WIRE.
Edward Morris, an employe OF the Holmes Bur-
glar Alarm Company, was taken before Jus ice
Smith, at tt Jefferson Market Police Court yester-
of the American District Telegraph, with cutting
one OF wires of the company. whereby forty-nIne
boxes were thrown out OF gear. The gis ri held
Sessions.
THEIR MARRIED LIFE NOT PLEASANT
- hariN j. SeYInpdr, an actor, Or NO. 100 East
Twenty-sevcnth-s. appeared before Justice Pattur-
sou. in the lorkville Police Court Yesterday and
charged his wife, Carrie twenty y,iive wears Old, an
actress, will, habitual intoxcation. Mrs. seymour
stated that her husband was IN the habit OF treat
ing her III brutal manner and denied the charge
aga iSl her. Inc Csc was adjourned Tor further
bearing.
CHARGED WITH ATTEMPTING TO SHOOT MAN.
',ohn Nngeni, who keeps liquor shop ut Houston
ana ihompSon-StrCctS. taken before Justice
smith at the Jefferson Market Police Court ycster-
sbo,t 'RPfng Rnhg 70 answer cnarSe OF attempting to
Justice Smith committed Nugent for trial without
bail, and sent Carman to the House OF Detention.
PRESENTATION To TIE REV. H. H. GARNET.
number OF the friends OF the Rev. Henry H. Gar
net. the Minister 40 Librria gathered AT Shiloh
church, III West twenty hear Seventh-ave.
last evening, and presented h III with handsome
gold watch. The presentation address was made by
I. 1 B Reed. Mr.. Garnet rephrd, briefly thanking
Enthusiastically OF mission to Liberia, stating that
he would sail about the last of September.
CESSION OF CITY LANDS.
The Commissioners of the sinking Fund Yesterday
adopted resolution requesting the Corporation
ounsol to draw mp deeds of cessOu TO the United
States Government of the lands belonging To the
clty required for the improvement of the Harlem
kyer reserying sich land as is necessary to protect
accepted from the United States Government.
The Controller authorized issue bonds TO the
amount of $500 for the use of the Deed De-
partment
SUMMING Up FOR REBEIIo.
lhe summing up IN the case OF Rebcllo the al
legea ~ lllan brgand, began yesterday morning be-
fore Uni ed States Commissioners Osborn Ex-Judge
Shipn9n. IN behalf of the prisoner contendei that
Tue extradlnon OF Rebello, even IT il bad been
proved that he was Esposito. He referred TO the
evidence which showed that Rebelo was in New
Orleans III 1878 as conc usive proof that he
T. man who committed the crimes in Italy after
that time, Judge Smpman Will continue his argu-
NEXT on Friday.
JERSEY CITY.
While Paypnla ierryboat was crossing the river
YESTERDAY morning Jane Ryan, of Norwich, Conn.
tried t. throw H. W. Pc erson, passenger. over
board but was prevented by the boat hands. On
his arrival IN Jersey CITY Ryan was arrested and
taken to the FIRST District Station. where he de-
carrd he did not know what he was doing lie was
rcnanded for further examination.
NEW-JERSEY.
PArERsoN.-A dlspa ch was received at Paterson
n. j. Yesterday, announcing that Jacob Latus, the
missing slK manutacturcr, was III Kansas City and
that he VIII return home in a few days. The dis
patch also SAID that the money in his possession was
safe.
STATEN ISLAND
PLEASANT PLAINs.Max Marctzel1 and Stephen
Doty, of Pleasant ,lains, auXIUus To learn thc
whereabouts uf Henry Lang, negro. who disap-
peJTed with valuable horse belonging to MIR
Marctzck and a wagon belonging to Mr. Doty.
NEW -DoRP.-A daring robbery was committed at
peieers south leach PAVILION last sun ,ay night
Yesterday the thief was caught and proved TO be the
night watchman, who had been SYSTEMATICALLY
piundcring the rooms, hiding his booty u neigh
boring hay lot.
NEW w-DsIGnToN.-Tho body found in the Kill Won
kutl August 20, has been identified as that of Slrs
Elizabeth Ambrose, of Graud-st. BrooLlyu r. d.
HUDSON RIVER TOWNS.
YONKERS.-GeOrgc Whiles, one of the burpors
who robbed the dwellings of Pogatc HOY. ana MIR
Pine "A short time ago, was captured Yesterday
WHITE PLAIAS.-Mary Blake wife of John Son-
dusky, negro was arrested at White Plains YES
t"rday ON charge ol blgamy. Saudusky was ar
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