New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-16

into Miss Nina Witschcns room. ILey prono ~. opt'
the trnnks and Jewel cases. and stole tnelr cohen.
and them tried 70 open safe that stood in an ad-
looming ROOM but without success InteIrnp.eu ~,
their work they fed through the PACK married at
Police Headquarters yesterday
NO CROTON ABOVE THE FIRST FLOOR.
! A REDUCED PREssr RE BECAUSE OF WASTE oFfEhhD
ASIAN EXPLANATION.
Tn certain parts of the CITY, more especially in the
elevated district and below Canal-st., theIe mas
been much complaint on the part Of me re;luem,s,
concerning the scant supply OF Croton. ~ ely Gt
many houses the water will not rise above tne iiIse
floor and in more favored situations not aDoVo VIZ
second Engineer Campbell, OF the DeparI mont OF
| Public Works. was asked yesterday the c'uso vi
"The dronth last year WIS very severe he re-
| pied, land prolonged. We had to draw largely on
the large storage reservoir at BoyCs corners an'
| elsewhere aud on the lakes Of the Croton wafer
| she'd All of these were drawn down verv ioM'
Nevertheless the city not put on snort supply.
The reservoirs and lakes have not eco enow
ice melt there will be 10 trouble IN ming oue,,
| The Croton River is running over tne aalh ureIH
day so that there is no trouble about mn supply
| for the aoucduct and it IS boing worked 10
| his full capacity. The immediate cause Oh
the complaints from residents Is because OF th9 re-
dnced pressure. When the cold snap came on IaCe
| in DECEMBER. very many persons allowed the Gro,
ton to run continuously, because they were lau
Of ts freezing The waste was very great IN Genital
Park was drawn down five inches, lhdlcalng .naS
/ 3. 800 600 gallons of Croton had been consumer
besides the 100000 gallons wniG in ,me The
CrOtOn in the Central Park reservoir was iow;aom
two feet nine inches. This condition OF .hugs
that could not help taking tSs1e b o BEEN
@ oe in the amount of water in the reservoir.
We expected that there would be iurtneh nnened
account of the present cold but mas no u
vet. We have Croton to spare there is enough a
low it to be wasted"
JEWEI,HY IN HER MOUTH AND STOCKING.
Mrs Gottleb Schmolz. of No. 40 Green-st New
ark returned to her home after temporary apsenc9
Yesterday afternoon and found w ei-lrsfs:sea
hor hnreau drawers Mrs Schmolz prevented the
woman from leaving the house and called her nus
band who summoned an offcer. Ine woala i1 vas Mas
taken TO Police Headquarters. where SHE salu her
name was Mary Bowers and that she llyed IN ran
woy. A search of the woman revealed TWO Fargo
pockets beneath her dress. number OF sSeioiTn
KKevs a lady's gold watch and chain. a valuable
diamond ring with six large stones ana an emerad
setting pair of gold spectac!es, brooch, PAIR OF
earrings weddng-rinRs and other articles Oh JswerE.
The diamond ling was concealed IN her mouth. IN
her stocking was roll OF money. Inc woman was
locked up. None of the articles found npon tne
woman belonged to Mrs. Schmnlz, anu ! was
Thought that these articles were proceeds OF pre-
yiOus robberes. In the bureau III when MrS
Schmolz found her ransacking was roll OF DIS
amounting to 81 200 belonging to veteran 1ss So
weeks ago some persons living In the eastern part
of the city were robbed of large amounts OF ]ewcIy
and money by sneak tnet VINO e1 th
found Oh the woman might be identhed as belong
ing to these people, and they were seht lor 10 coe
to Police Headquarters.
Early in the evening woman was arrested at the
Windsor Hotel as an accOmpl'ce, whl'e she "as
eating supper. In her room at the hotel were fonnd
several articles Of jewcry and clothing supposed 70
have been stolen. She said that she came from Phil-
adelphia last Friday, and met the woman BoWers
at the train that they visited New York together,
II. 90 nxu fnra
locked up at Police Headq iartcrs.
PUTTING A VISITOR OUT OF HIS HOUSE.
In the City Court of BROOKLYN yesterday the trial
of the suit Of Mrs. Henrietta Deputy against Will
lam H. Hazard for $4,000 for injuries alleged to
have been received from the violence OF the defend
aut, was continued. Mr.. Hazard testified IN his
On the evening of June d. he said about z o'clock.
Mrs Deputy and her father called at hls house ana
questioned him about letter from Mr.. putty;
| said that it was not worthy OF an answer; that its
sentiments were false and dishonest fiisreply, MIS-
SCANNED Now, Ncttie. don't talk thai way" lie
added that David (Mr. Deputy had obtained credit
from vSrious persons oy saa sas np What's
| n IrD uazzard named a Mr.. Ress. gnie as his
authority. AID Mrs. Deputy again declared 1t lie,
ana said she would believe her husband against
twenty other mep. ii III lrd asked her not to talk
So because f she did nc should thiak she was as dis,
| honest as her husband Again the woman declared
that nc lied Hazard then took herleit hand lltted
her from the chair. and putting his arm around her
waist, over her arm at her elbow. walked her to me
then called him devil and raised her hand at him.
| aud he put up his hard to ward oil blow. but did
not touch her he did push or shove her out, and
used no violence. Her father only spoke twice, and
| then to say. &" Nettie, don't talk So"
| On S-examination Mr.. Hazard said he consd;
| cred himself mild mar. When Mrs. Deputy caiied
size was very angry. aud said If she were man she
| would knock HIM down. lie told her that he be-:
lieved from her husbands letter that they wanted
| to get $500 from him. and she called hlm lar
| manner i'm Which he elected Mrs. Deputy. 10 4
| Juror he said he weighed 163 pounds.
| After some other testimony the Court adjourned
! mill tomorrow at 10 a. IN.
THE LOST CITY OF BOSTON.