New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-02
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to St. GATHERINGS Hospital.
The body of o man. about fifty years of age, was
found in tho Gowanus Canal, near Fourth-st, yes
terday. 1t was plainly dressed.
decree of absolute divorce was handed down by
Judge Barnard, yesterday, in the case OF MIS- har-
rlet Stfuol against Hans Adolf Struol.
In the divorce suit of Daniel Haght against Mrs
Susan N. Haight Judge Barnard has modified tho
decree 80 IS to permit the defendant TO marry again.
Mrs. Ellen johnson, of Waverly, N; j, re-
Gently made charge of assault and robbery in
gfeoe against whose NUMBER fSs e sS
Precinct, who has this number. was arrested and
identified by Mrs; johnson az her assailant but he
legged assault Then Mrs. johnson was arrested for
perjury. After several postponements her case came
Was Pocean acke %o sWors that ali
statements about him were false. AS no other EVIL
dence against her was forthcoming Justice walsh
dismissed the charge and released Mrs. Johnson.
JERSEY CITY.
A son, years old. of Michael Goggn, of No.
123 Pine-st., Lafayette, was seen on "Wednesday
which time he has been missing Yesterday morn
ing his hat was picked up in the water, and 1t Is
supposed that the boy has been drowned.
Daniel Donovan a liquor dealer on Pavonia-aye.,
reported to the police yesterday that his place had
been entered by burglars Wednesday night, and
robbed of $2S5 IN money and one gold oida and one
traces of burglars, but they learned that Donovan
had promised to pay bill esterday of about 5000,
to Turner q Bennell, grocers.
Jacob Haugh, who has been living for about a
year with woman at No. A Rallroad-ave., was
arrested last night charge of bigamy. He was
his first wife, whom he abandoned in Germany little
more than year ago. He acknowledged that she
was his wife, but denied that he was married TO
the woman with whom he has been living. He was
held for examination.
NEWARK
colored man who gave his name as Jerry"
Doyle, applied TO Justice Matthews yesterday for
warrant for the arrest of girl whom he wanted to
marry. He said he had wife in Rhode Islapd, but
assist him In persnading the girl to marry him, by
issuing warrant for her arrest. The Justice didn't
issue the warrant.
NEw-JERSEY.
PATERsoN.-,Joseph Kierskey of No. Al Van Hou-
ten-st died yesterday from an overdose of auda-
num-, He had been drinking lately, and took about
half an ounce of laudanum to quiet his nerves.
LONG ISLAND.
SPRINGFIELD.-William Durland found on his
farm few days ago box turtle that he had marked
with his name in August 1851; The turtle was
found near the place where Mr.. Durland put it
thirty years ago.
NEwTowN.-Judge Barnard has granted decree
setting aside the deed of the property of Mary Ham
NELL, of Locust Grove, NewtOwn TO Mrs. Allen, who
is serving term in the Kings County Penitentiary
for her cruel treatment of Mary Hammell at the
TexidO mansion, Flushing. The property now goes
back to Miss Hammell.
GREAT NEcK.-Bridget Clark, a servant employed
in the family of j. NJ. Pray, disappeared mysteri-
learned that the woman who attempted to drown
herself in the millpond at Rock willie Centre Fri
uiy evening ldSI WIS DEluetb SIiIk one was taken
from Hampstead Aims House and returned to her
friends.
STATEN ISLAND.
CITToN.-Company l, of the Sd Artillery, and a
detachment of Company G, Captain Merrck. started
yesterday, from Fort WadswOrth. for Yorktown
Va. 10 attend the celebration there.
STAPLEToN.-Michael Mccarthy better known as
Mickey the Duck" was again arragned yesterday
before Justice Mccullough to answer the charge of
receiving. poundnaster, ten cows that stolen
from the pasture lot of Mrs. Sarah Shay. As the
latter failed to appear, Mccarthy was discharged,
tter paStng o,ae c9s.s Oh Tpdr' VINE gong OUT OF
abusive names, and challenged him to come out on
the sidewalk when he would " chew HIM up" Nc
Carthy at rearrested, and was not released
until he paid fine of $40.