New-York tribune., 1882-08-12

| the fire which consumed fleckers Croton mills
recently. II is thought that Pencbor committed
suicide because he had lost his property.
A TARDY MARINE COURT JUDGE.
Judge IIawcs Yesterday adjourned the morning
o'clock in the afternoon. Al the latter hour there
were a large number of lawyers in attendance,
either to make application for ex-Rarte orders Sis
not appear until o'clock, and in the
meantime, every one IN attendance was kept
made apology for the delay. Snch An occur
| renee, If it should happen in the Supreme Court.
Chambers. would be considered very extraordinary.
| UNwARRANTED POLICE PRIVILEGES.
| Complaints have been frequent Of late that the
police officials. while arrestng citizens fer using
hose with Croton water TO clean sidewalks. etc,
make free use of the water themselves in that man
ner' DENNY Commissioner Hamlin. of the Depart
| mcnt of Public Works said Yesterday that he had
| received such complaint in regard to the use OF
| water at the New Street Police Station, and that
| action had been taken TO stop It, The police, he
said were not allowed any more privileges than
other persons although they might take them
| THE WILL OF JOSEPH DoELGER.
The will of the late Joseph Doelger, an old and
wealthy brewer of this city, filed yesterday for
probate. The value of the estate is not known, but
il is supposed to be large The brewing business in
| East Fifty-iourth-s, together with the wagons
and al other things pertaining TO IT, II gwen 60 Nr
Dodgers three children, Joseph and Anton DOelger
| and Mary Oppermann. Tho real estate Is devised
tO the executors of the will IN tIus for the children
in equal shares. A nequest OF 1920 year is made
to the tcstators brother, + l. Doelgor. The cxccu-
|
HowA FLORIDA MAN WAS ROBBED.
| Robert Kelly pleaded guilty yesterday in the
Court of General Sc siOns to charge o. grand lar
cenY and WAS sentenced bv Judge Gdelsleeve 10 one
years imprisonment. He had robbed DR.. George II.
White of Mandarin, Fla, who came To this city in
July. and who said that becoming intoxicated, no
was robbed of all his mOney-TSOO-by unknown
thieves who took him TO the pier at the foot OF West
Eeventh-st., and left him there asleep Shortly al
tcrward Kelly with companion came on the per
and attempted 10 take the watch and chain winch
the other thieves had left. They were arrested be-
lore they succeeded in accomplishing Their purpose.
Dr. White was locked up in the llouse OF Detention
On July 20. and was not released until yesterday.
AcrIyG ONLY AS A MESSENGER.
Nathan solomon, young man, was arraigned IN
the Essex Market Police Court yesterday afternoon
by Detective Bayer charged with uttering IA Sc
token. On Thursday solomon gave August Seller,
of No. 1S7 BowcTy, a check on the German National
Bank for $50, IN payment OF DiI Tor ~ ana nc
received Sll IN change / he check was signed with
tie name of Jacob Dugr', brother OF the Con
gresham, and when presented az the bank IL
was declared wort bless, the drawer OF 1t having no
account with that bank; AS 1t appeared that Mr.
DugTO would make good the apparent worth OF she
check, and that solomon had only acted as mes
scnger IN The matter the prisoner was discharged
THIEF AND HIS CONFEDERATE II Id.
A gold watch and chain, valu' d at 800, and 500
in money, were stolen from the walstcoat OF Abra-
ham ReSenUerger, liquor dealer at y o. 81 Ludlow
ST., on Monday night by simon Harris. Detectives
Hess and Wade OF the Tenth Precinct, traced the
watch to Nos. 32 and 81 Ohn-st, where 1t had been
purchased by A. .Latnrr jeWecr for $50, from Ohm
Philips, of No. 20S East Seyenth-st., who had
agreed to sell it for the thief for considerations
All three men were taken IN custody, and an exam
ina ion the held by Justice klIbreth, IN
the Essex Market Police Court yesterday afternoon,
whi resulted in TN, discharge Of Latncr, Harris
and Philips were held without BAN for trial in Cen
eral Sessions.
REUNITED IN A POIIC2 CoUET.
Peter Clark anu his wife Edith went on picnic
on Thursday 10 High Bridge for days pie asure.
They returned 20 Harlem In the evening ana Peter
having drank too much beer re used to go home,
and was left at O"e-hundred-anI-twen -elght-st.
and 'Ihirl-aye by mis- wife. \ few moments iater
he occupied cell in the One-aT d-tWen y-sIXth
Street Police Station. Filled with remorse, his
wife took him a sumptuOus supper and then started
hnmeward She ONLY got is far rs YOrkvie where
she drowned her sorrow IN beer and was lodged in
the Eighty-eighth Street Police StaIOn Husband
and wife met IN the Harlem Police Court yesterday.
so 10 pay his fine but he could only find hall that
amount Justice Murray finally consented to ac-
ccpt tins aud the reunited couple went on their
way rejoicing.
THE FIRST CASE UNDER LAW OF 1881.
Thomas j. Brown. of No 231 West Twenty-sev-
enth-st a conductor on the Eighth Avenue Rail
road, the complaining witness in criminal ac-
tion yes. .erday the Court OF General Sessions. lie
charged William OROurke, of West SlXtlcth-st, |
and William +. Mull-an. of No. 42O West Fifty |
sixth-s with throw ing stones at the street car Oh
" hich he conductor ON July 80: There had |
been some dispute between Brown and the young
about the payment of their fares, ana the con-
ductOr elected them from the car. The two men
then pick ii up cObblc-t0nes and piece of bnck
and threw them at the conductor. the brick hlttng
and severely iniuring Ellen Murphy, WHO was Il
passenger on the car. he indictment Is the irst
one found under the law of 1851, which makes thc
offence of throwing stones at carrying Iassen
gers a ie Uny which may be punished py ten years
Imprisonment. The prisoners pleaded guilty, and
ORourkc was fined ) 10 and 5luliigan %, ANA they
were committed until the nneS were pad.
BROOKLYN.
The usual Saturday afternoon concert will be
given to-day III Prospect Park
Alexander Stewart, age five. died Yesterday at
No. II FIOnt-st. from a fracture cf the skull re-
ceivcd from failing from thlrd-story window.
Henry Green of No G6 Duficld-st., VINO ar
rested on Wednesday on the charge OF h9stenng
his wIle'S death, WAS Daicd IN IL 900 yesterday
A permit was granted yesterday for the ton
OF two brick buildings for wards OF the new Seney
Hospital, at Seventh-ave. ana Seventh-St.
II was found yesterday that thieves had entered
the house OF .. B. Smith, at No. 3O2 LlvlngSton-s
from which the family had been absent since July
10, and had stolen property WuIlh FooO. Al Gu
trance effected through an area grating.
The Use of Fnlton-st near the City HALL for the
sale of carriages and wagons at auction on Satur-
plants to Ma, Low, and the City Works Depart
ment has ordered 1t TO cease. The auctloneers say
that they have used the street tor ten years.
The bail OF Yves " Alien, the notorious thief,
who arrested on Tuesday III the act OF picking |
a pocket at JcwelPS Nhart by Police Captain |
Crafts. was fixed by Judge Reynolds III the Guy |
Court. yesterday AZ 1,oOO lho bonds were given |
by Aliens mother and sister.
James Kirkane, age nineteen, of No. 36 South |
SIxth-st killed himself Yesterday afternoon at his
plOymont. The deed was committed with horse |
pistol and the charge blew Oft halt of the top OF his
head. No cause tOr the suicide Is given.
The assistance of the police was sought yesterday
to ind r. ~ ShadDull, age twenty-five, 0i 40. li9 |
LeXngIon-aye., an cmploye of the New-1Ork NcWs |
Company who had LETT home on Monday To 90 To |
his employ ment. He did not appear AT his place OF
business, and has not been seen by his friends |
SII IA had