New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-02
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY, JUNE 2. 1892

/ Fl. Stevenson, OF the - Black ana Ian, 10. lo'
Bleecker-st., owen Geoghegan, of No. 100 bowery,
| and Eliza Paret of Thirty-irstst. All OF whom non
were charged with violation of the Excise ia .
Detectives Reilly and Van Gerghten arrested tn &c,
prisoners. who were held for trial in $3.50 bail III
| each
| SALE OF CONDEMNED GOODS.
J large quantity of condemned gun-carriagcs'
| brass guns, brides and pack-saddles, blankets
knapsacks belts, various kinds of clothing, saDres,
and so forth was sold at the State Arsenal yesteI-
| day. The attendance was large. and the g9VIu l
brought n fair Price. The clothing was sofa by
weight, and the other articles BY the piece. Inc
| proceeds OF the sale were about $4,000
LOOKING OUT FOR THE cHTLDREN's WELFARE
| The regular monthly meeting OF the Soeiety Ior
the Prevention of Cruelty to Children was hcld yes
terdav afternoon at No. 100 East Iwenty-thrd-st'
with Thomas G.. Acton III the chair. According 10
the secretarys report 221 complaints had Deen ic-
ceyed aud 2I3 investigated, advice being given IN
cases. Elghty-fOuT cases were prosecuted, ana
number of children placed in homes aud other lnF
situations.
THE ORIGIN OF YESTERDAYS STORM. 81,
A storm started Oh Wednesday night in the north
west and coming eastward 1t reached New lGrh
Yesterday. The rainfall in this city was slghti
and the storm was altogether very well-benaVeu
one in this neighbOrhood. In the lake region III
was somewhat unruly. The storm began TO pass
away about O'clock, and by its rear guard Oh
clouds could be seen hurrying along lar to the east
ward -
The body of a man about twenty-five years OF
age was found in the river at the foot OIL South
Ihird-st. yesterday
The Mansion House, in Iicks-st, has been leased
by the proprietor Ot the Plerep0nt House Tor I'VE
years and the two hotels will be under one manage
ment
While at work on a swinging scaiold painting the
Austrian bark litar, at larbecRs stores yesterday
afternoon two sailors thrown into the RIVER by
the breaking of a rope. one or then Aid1o Ioo-
ylch age twenty, was dTOWhcd
Charles II. smith, who was recently indicted I'M
der he mo Of 2
from the Treasury Department, was discharged yes
tcrday by judge Benedict on the ground tIiaL ne
was not rightly named IN the Indictment he"
indictment Is 10 be found.
The body found IN the Atlantic Dock on WedEes-
day was Identified yesterday that OF Mrs Caro-
line Klein, forty-cight, of No. lOD Punan-aFe
She had been separated from her husband for some
time and when ast seen, on May 10, appeared 10 Ut
insane. She had tined To kill herself before.
Michael j. Da1y, Of the Fourth Ward, applied in
the Supreme Court yesterday Tor mahdainns 10
compel the Kings County Republican General Com,
mittec 10 reinstate hm in his seat IN that D0dy ana
to restrain Dr. H. }. Mennlnger rom taxing the
seat. Dady vas deprived OF his seat Tor non
payment OF dues and bis successor was chosen by
'''' ''''''''''''' JERSEY CITY.
The Coroncr's jury in the case of Robert Mulcsln
and John Fox, the two men Who were killed IN the
new tunnel of the New-York, Ontario and West
ern Railroad nj Weehaw KEN on May 70, by the
falling of a piece of rock on Wednesday night
the men came to their death from the falling Of
rock throurh tbe carecssucss of Thomas Kelly, the
foreman IN charge OF the work. and smith, Ripley
d Coleman, the contractors, Inc jury also
recommended that the Uistrict-AttOrney be re-
quested By the Coroner to investigate the matter
further.
NEWARK.
Patrick McGOvcrn, who lived IN a frame tenement
house at south Orange-aye. and Orange-st ana =" no
Is suspected of having attempted 70 set fire To the
building On last Monday night has left Newark.
There were fifteen persons sleeping m the house on
Monday night, when ire was started on the
stairs. IT was discovered and extngushed, and an
examination showed hat the stairs had been sltu-
rated with kerosene. Had the fire gained headway
all means of egrcSs would have been cut of.
Argument was heard before the Chancellor yester-
day IN the case of Frederick Dale against /. Nelson
Dale TO set aside the VIII of the mother OF the con
tcsants on the ground that she was unduly lnilu-
enced by the defendant, and that she was OF I'M
sonnd mind and incompetent to make Will The
contestants sous of tho late Thomas y. Dale, OF
Paterson, ~ j. lie was president OF the D2lc six
Manufacturing Company. OF Paterson, ana at ms
entire property To l. Nelson Dale. The matter has
been in litigation ID different courts for over year
and yesterday came before the chancellor loi ihe
first time. IL was stated III the agreement tlit
Frederick had offered to compromise ON the start IL
his brother would turn over to him one-ihrd OF the
estate, but that the latter declined the proposal
NEW-JERSEY.
ORANGE.-Three brothers, John, Timothy and
Patrick DcMann, living with their father III New
ST., Orange, y. j., quarrelicd on "Wednesday and
pin and struck John with IT, He then called Tor an
Axe. and in looking for that weapon found
Ratchet with which he assaulted his brother, cut
ting him III the lower part Of ,he abdomen, lncung
a wound which may prove fatal. The wounded
mau was taken to the police station; his brothers
fled. The three men had fight several VEGAS ago,
when Timothy attempted 20 strike JohE with AN
axe. The brothers were arrested at the time and
fined for fighting
LONG ISLAND.
LONG ISLAND CuY.-Wilam Brandt age eleven.
employed in the box factory attached to the Erie
Preserving Works at haVcnswood, fell down the
hatchway of an elevator yesterday and was fatally
injured. newly appointed Board OF AS
SCISSORS have Organized Ly eiecting Josiah NJ. Whit
ney president Sylvester Gray treasurer, and Charles
W. Beck secretary.
STATEN ISLAND.
STApLEfON-The steamer Harlem yesterday be-
Gan running to Staten Island. On the first three
trips she brought about 800 passengers to this city