New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-25
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY JULY % 1892

German. of No. II Stuyvcsant-st. BY false repre-
sentationa 10 the effect that they were about TO
START out en- Western tour under the NAME ,b %
wanted treasurer. they obtained from hlm he
say- on june z, $3.50, on promise that he was 10
receive halt the prohts OF the company. ~ IN
alleged that the accused persons wero involved IN
similar fraudulent transaction IN brooklyn. Inc
woman was discharged the evidence being deemed
insufficient to establish her completely IN the OF
fence Leavitt and Ycncke were each held for
trial in the Court OF General Sessions in default OF
$1,000 bail.
BROOKLYN
Theresa Albrccht, age fifteen, of No lob Union
ave- was arrested yesterday for stealing $50 from
her mother
The number of arrests made bv the police in the
last three months was z. l49 The number OF fires
III the same time was 12S.
As ONLY about 900 of the 5000 dogs in the city
are licensed the owners of all unlicensed dogs are to
be prosecuted by the Corporation Counsel
William Gallagher age thirteen, of No. % Wal
worth-st, was drowned nj the foot OF WIshinGtoh-
ave- last evening while bathing in the Walabout
Canal
Jane McCue was charged before Justice Fisher
Yesterday with stealing 800 from the rooms OF Mrs.
Dr l.. NJ GRAY of No 1,144 Fuiton-st, for whom
she did some homework. She was held in 5000
bonds for examination.
William ii. Morris. alias Country Conkln"
known to the police AZ % suspicious person was ar
rested yesterday for stealing gold watch and
cham worth 500 from May Howard, ot NO 80
Pearl-st. He says the girl gave him the watch ana
he pawned it. Morris is peddler and dog
I catcher.
Jacob Decker of Flushing, l.. l., has begun in the
Supreme Court a suit for absolute divorce IRON
Mrs Mary Decker. The defendant denies the allie
cations made against her cnaracter and sets torth
that she married the plaintiff III 1881 and lVed with
him until June, 1882, when he left her i'll friendly
way and dld not return.
The application made by Michael }. Dady OF the
Fourth Ward. for an injunction against PreSldent
Packard, OF the Kings County Republican General
Committee, 10 restrain Mr.. Packard from oustlDg
him from his seat in that body for nOn-pay ment OF
Dues was denied yesterday by Judge Cullen, VINO
held that the Court had no jurisdiction over VOL
untary association where no property Interest was
involved.
In consequence of the reelection of City Works
Commissioner Ropes as president OF the Brooklyn
Trust Company. the city funds amounting 10
1900 900 deposited IN that institution nave Deeh
Withdrawn and placed elsewhere. his AVOIDS
violation of the city charter, which provides that
no city funds shall be deposited IN any institution
with which city officer has an omciaI reiatioh
A suit has been brought against the city by John
arv. 1881 to recover 5000 reduction of
pay under the provision of the state
Constitution that the pay OF no PuDhc oiicel
elected OF appointed, shall be reduced IN his term
o. office by any private or local bill lie asserts
that in 1877 law passed giving the Common
Council of brooklyn power to reduce the pay oi
po,ce,en from 81 100 to 81 900 year. Several
hundred similar suits Will be brought II this Is sue
cessiul.
The Convention of the Iron Mouders Of the
United States and Canada, which ended a session OF
two weeks on Saturday, Ill Brooklyn elected the
following officers: i. /. Fitzpatrick, OF CINCINNATI,
president; homas White, OF 81. Louis, James L.
iIooley of New-York, John III. Dance, of Canada,
JOAN G Lewis Oi ReadIng, Penn, Nlce-preSlHen.s;
and trustees who are placed under bonds OF P4OOO
each: Martin Fox, OF Cincinnati; Alfred lnOmas'
of Cincinnati; William Maloney, OF Troy, ~. l.;
Daniel j. Wren OF brooklyn; George DAVIDSON, OF
ST. Louis. The convention will next meet III 1856
at London, Canada.