New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-18


ing is committed for examination.
MAYHEM AND FAISE-PRETENsEs.
. In the Essex Market Police Court, yesterday, JUS
forty five, of No. 2O4 Avenue c., and Lazar Lips
fher' thirty years OF age Of No, 435 Grand-st fol
right hand of Daniel Huber of No. Il Eirst-ave s,
lnlctng such injuries that the finger had to be am
diamond earrings valued at 81 90 from James White
a broher, of No. 112 Forsyth-st, under fraudulent
| representations.
=, NOT INTENTIONALLY A FoRGER.
n Marks s., w. Ware, the man who presented to
ne lived, two Checks one of which was on the
East Rlyer Bank, and was forged IN the name OF
f. r. Goldberg, was taken before Justice Smith, at
the Jefferson Market Police Court, yesterday morn
ing m,,, Thompson did not appear against him. Mr.,
ooid6erg was in court and said that he had never
court said that he gave the checks that the agent
would not annoy him for the rent until he was able
TO pay him. He also said that he did not know Mr..
Goldberg and that he was not aware that he had
an account in the East River Bank and only hit
| upon that means by a chance. There being no one
charged.
BROOKLYN.
Sixty-eight permits for new buildings were issued
| The damage done at Manhattan Beach by the
storm ON Thursday night and Friday about
| $4,000
Church will be dedicated to-day at 1890 n. IN. The
sermon will be preached by the Rev. Dr. Hatfield,
of Chicago.
William Johnson, age twelve, of No. 900 Atlantic
ST., was arrested yesterday afternoon for throwing
n stone through pate-glass window at No. 926
futon-st., valued ut $40.
Edward Crouch, age fourteen, of No. 1O2 Forty
second-st., while picking pears at Fifty-nnth-st
and Secondavc., fell from the tree, fracturng his
right leg.
James Mcclure age thrty-three, of No. 1S1 York
ST., was arrested yesterday for asSaultng police
man. The policeman used his club in self-defence,
ana inflicted severe wound on McGuire's head.
Henry Markham, clerk, of Boerum and Living
ston-sts., was arrested yesterday afternoon in Full
ton-st for running over and breaking the legs of
Mrs. Caroline Mariana, age sixty-eight of No 2O7
ienth-st She was taken to her home and Mark
ham was locked up.
Mrs. Ellen L. Peck who was arrested on n charge
OF having swindled John ii. Johnson, of Mott-avc.
and ne-hundred- and fortynnth-st this city, was
arralgned before Justice Walsh, yesterday morning.
she gave bail for 5000, and her examination will
take place next week.
On the application of the East River Bridge and
Coney Island Steam Transit Company the General
Term of the Supreme Court on Friday, appointed
Thomas ). Moore, Ripley Ropes and Jacob Cole as
practplhty OF the proposed route through Adams
wood.
The Zulu Prince in Bunncll's Museum who mar
RED good-looking white woman some time ago and
who more recently gained notoriety by stabbing a
poy ~ the eye with spear head, was arraigned be-
lore Justice Walsh yesterday. His wife was with
hlln and strengthened him with her smiles. Justice
to hold him.
The two detectives, who were sent to Montreal 70
look for ex-Secretary Stuart, shonl1 have reached
mere Yesterday. Nothing has been heard from
lhem as vet, however Richard Wilson, a commits
sion merchant, of No. 20 Eulton-st said ycstardov
that he was confident that he saw Mr. Stuart nj
London, Ontario, Tuesday morning There ia
a runlor that an eX-mcmber of the Board of Educa-
Ton is to be arrested on Monday for completely in
the frauds. $50
JERSEY CITY.
one OF the veterans who participated in the Grand
Thomas OReiy of No. $50 NcMn rrsl Wen,
member o Henry Wilson Post He served IurinT
nT war ana received fracture of the skull from
pullet' whch mace IT necessary to have the skull
trepanncd Since that time he has been more or Ics
lrou9ed with his head. On Wednesday he took |
part III lhe s!ain battle and became so much ,X- !
cited that at its close he suffering from conees
he died on Thursday. "'''''
, John Rabbit, y boy of fourteen was arraipncd bc |
lore Justice Peloubet, yesterday morning, on n |
charge of grand larceny. Robert Riddle alleged |
that, Whlle he was standing in Westinghouse |
counting Toll of money, n boy suatched tLe monev
out OF his hand and ran away. He afterward saw
Rabbit yehementy and tearfully declared his inno.
cence. The Justice held him for further cxanIina-
ton.
NEW-JERsEY.
=, l4boKEN.-The body of the boy found nj thc
rIlh-st; dock was identified yesterday ms that Of
James watson. q son of Thomas Watson the captain
OF canal boat, lynG Mt the foot of Ninety-siXtGst
New-f0rk The boy fell overheard while pIavingy
on the boat last Monday. guy ms
William Rosentlretter of Bloom Gcld OF L l.,
pcen I'll TOT some time, was taken to Rockawnv nm |
FRIDAY. On the way home he became very sicT and
IL IN h,,,s
stranger volunteered his assistance 70 ra hf
70 inc coach and, when the stranger had inft |
MN, Mt RoScnl llrettcrs gold watch aud chain la
disappeared. lie died two hours after reaching |
home. ~ ''"'hiiis
David Hotter, of New-York. was arrested vos,or
Jay as he was about to sail for Germany The orrest
y as made on warrant issued by Justice Wehh on
nc complaint OF llolizcrs wife, who had brp1In
civil proceedings against hun for the rn"ovcr f
several hundred dollars which she said Sin. hal
Qaheu hln 1T transprcd ut the examination fhat
nj conlpiahant is one of three wives that Uoltzcr
,a a VlnR' ana he alleged that he was under the
hhlehce OF drugs when he married her The nris
'lef was locked up to await examination P'
COLLEGE PoINT.-It was discovered vestardor
noIhllg tha one OF the unoccupicd COTTAGES on ~
,oppenhtsen estate. at College Point, lad bcnn
md brass faucets Ii viii cost 800 fo r.ipin ts
hieves 'e' "ono ny inc
SAYYIIIE.-The Methodist Epscoool Cbrrh -.
'ayvlle, having been enlarged and rrnoircd ,t ht
cucuica'ed inns morning by the Rev. Dr. Kctteli
hASPEIlI.-H ID. Mc(ioven, of Maspetb - fo |
ays ago TOOK from one of his ponds mi thc ahn,,o |
rhe ~ carp welghng seven pounds and half.
Yssor Bard, OF the United States Fish (o,nr,;;
hree years ago. at which time several nnmda @
-ong Island were stocked. p' oh
fATEESoN.-bt a meeting of Comnonv y nc a..
"Sn io - ~, =" >. ~ D., at Paterson, yesterday
'eneral burnside, who had been an homer r'J vi
eI. IN tuesday members of the Fire inmort 4
I VI a,elson VIII nave parade, in which sev
cipa,e. P'"0oS VIII par
C0rporatlon-C Counsel Dewitt has sent IN ooi; |
% ns3llh commissioner Crane in references ~ tI |
Ia IA u9ch Oh inc NaIlabout Canal, which il co.,
In" Un as nuisance NJ Dewitt thinks that
OCH ior tiS purpose tends TO spread disease th q
,e"itn anu Clty works Commissioners NAV mnifJ |
"'no,a 'ie contract so us to abate the nuisance.