New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-29

lone tho sheriff xould stay around. As the day
passed this crowd became more threatening, nv
ouent calls at the many liquor stores havlng hao
sncb an eject that an attempt to sell pools would
probably have been made had It not been TOO late III
the day to 9o q ppsspaTcd lie had men with linn
make some arrests while enough more were wlthill
| almost calling distance to have ehectualy clearer
-" SheTIT Wright said he should continue on duty
until the last sign of gambler bag and baggage, had
| left Long Island and either returned to Newt ork
or gone TO some other place. He seemed satlS,,
| fed with the result of Saturdays work, ana
was frequently congratulated by residents of Long
Island City upon the good that had already oeeh
done.
MRS. BLANCK IN HER HUSBANDS HOUSE.
Pending some satisfactory arrangement between
counsel, Mrs. Amanda Blanck yesterday continued
TO occupy her husbands house, at No "a ferIy:s..
Brewster Nissan, her counsel said that hotnns
definite had yet been accomplished IN the heeo NJ,
tons with counsel representing MI banck am ni MI,
Gedney. While he did not claim that MIS- plhnG ;S
had any legal right to remain in the Mouse, nc sa,'
that she would not leave 1t until some @
was made for her temporary support, or until she
was forcibly elected. instead OF saying 10 hgp n io
manly straightforward way that ne coulu no oS
| live with hei and that hi was Wiling 10 pr0V'ue
for her support IN an honorable way ner husvhIlu
sneaked oil. leaving her with only - IN money
MI Nissan had given for the other SHE "a llst OF
articles in Mr. Blanck's house which are me per
sonal property of Mrs. Banck, including what she
herself took there and what Mr.. Blanck nad gwen en-
her Those articles he shOuld insist, she must We
allowed to remove, or he would bring an action 10
renlevin them. Until he was satisfied a. to the
amnunt ot nronertv owned by Mr. Blanck, Mr.. kls-
sam, aecloeed that he would consider proposition
for a permanent settlement. Meantime temporary
provison-say the payment of 100 or S2oo-woqiu
be required In case Mr.. Blanck, through MS
counsel should not arrange for the proper support
OF his wife, suit could be brought LOT lhlite' i
divorce on the grounds of abandonment ana negvcV
TO provide. The continued conceal ment OF NJ.
| Blanck, in Mr. KlSsams opinion, dld not hclP nis
case at all. 1t had been said that he was kept
ont of the way by his children for tear tnaI II ne
were to meet his wife the difficulty would be al
iusted, and they might again live together.
A. J. Perry. counsel for Mr. Blanck ana ar. ueu t,
ney said last evening that there was nothing new
in the case whatever. Mrs Blanck had asked
another day, for her personal conventlnce III
which to pick up and remove her personal properly
from her husbands house, anu TINS turther tim me
had been granted She would probably leave the
house to-day. There was not and never lad been
Legal right TO do When Mrs. Blanck assumes
peaceable attitude" said Mr.. Perry there will be
quick and liberal adjustment OF the case so iar
It is understood that Mr. Blanck is still in Hack
ensack. n j. II is stated that IN ADDITION 10
mis- brown stOne-frOnt house ar No "a Ferry ST.
which he owns clear of all ncumbrance he also
owns house in Fifty eighth ST., farm OF one nun
bred acres IN Peekskill, property IN New-Jersey'
and an interest silent partner III the looking
glass and pcture-frame mandatory IN uoratlo-st.
PREPARING FOR TIE RIFLE MATCH.
1t has been arranged that detail Of 100 men en-
from the 10 n Regiment, " q. ;. y. y, shau 90
guard and assist in police duty, at CTeedmoor
during the days of the Fall Rifle Meet
ing on which the international Military
Match is to be contested The services
OF his command were offered TO the National Rifle
Association by Colonel David L. Austen eight or ten
days ago, and accepted and the dea Will GneamP
one day before and another after the match
The camp is to be under the command
of Major W. II. H. Tyson and stah and
each company will be represented in proportion t on
Commissarv General and Chief of Ordnance of
the State for camp and garrison eQgp9ge and 1t Is
expected that the reQusitiOn will be hOnored.
In police duty the soldIery Will be as
sisted by one hundred policemen from
New-York and Brooklyn. The American Team VIII
resume practice to-day at Creedmoor, and VIII con
tinue at the range tomorrow and thursday III "A
body. Individual members have been on the
ground since the practice of last week, study
Inc the peculIarities of tie range and their
rifles. under the guidance OF COlonel
Bodine. All of them realize that the record made
bv the team thus far is not a winning one against
the known skill of the British volunteers, who have
great deal more experience in shooting with
military rifles at the long distances than the AmeTl-
can men 1t is expected That the practice this week
will be severe the discipline rigid, and the result
marked improvement on the work done thus lar