New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-02-04

granted an order yesterday restraining inspector
Esterbrook from interfering with the lnusoi
theatre and directing him to show cause why inc
suitable season." at which the walls were uiccteu
to be rebuilt should not be fixed at next May vi
Juue This order was obtained on am iaN WIS "
William A. Martin the owner of the theatre, VIII
lam L. Warng, architect, and Corheuuis Caiia-
ham, builder. These reclte that the wall o. nne
building have been braced, and that they cannot
he rebuilt now The order Is made returnaDle OH
February 7. This action was taken by tue owner Vi
the theatre in consequence OF communicative
from Inspector EsterbrOOk. saying that ne was
about TO take steps to make effective the previous
order Of the Court.
BROOKLYN.
Charles Sachs of No. 800 Warren-st., had his
skull fractured by a hammer in the hands OF Francis
Tyrrel, yesterday afternoon.
limited divorce, with $3.50 year alimony, has
been granted to Mrs. Maud 4. Corley from her nus,
band Alfred ;. COrley, on the grouhu Vi Cluoi '"N
inhuman treatment
train on the Long Island Railroad IN Atlantic
ave. last evening, over and instantly KILLED
George Leisentrill, who was on his way from nus
work TO his home in Westinghouse, East new
York He tried to cross the track in front OF the
train.
Michael Blake, of No 245 North Fifth-st., was
arrested and taken before Justice Nacher, yester-
day. upon the charge of beating his WIFE she Is III
St. GATHERINGS Hospital, in a precarlouS CONDITION
from he beating. Blake was held to await the re-
suit OF her injuries.
Samuel Gates, first mate of the schooner Norman,
died yesterday at the Long Island College Hospital,
from injuries received by being crushed between his
vessel and lighter, IN the Erie BASIN Oh lhuis
day. HIS home was III Philadelphia
A meeting of women of the Eastern District was
held yesterday afternoon in tho chapel OF the
Church of Christian Endeayor in Lee-ave., to con,
slider q plan for the establishment OF an lnduStral
Restaurant IN that part of the city, mewhat SIM
liar to the one in LeXiGgtOn-ave. Mrs W.. J..
Crafts wife of the pastor OF the cnurch' preSiueu
Old BuShwick Reformed Church.. acted as secre-
tary. a committee was appointed TO select a sllta
BILE building and it was arranged that the women
should canvass the city for subscriptions etc
NEW-JERSEY.
WrsT UoBoKrN.-FreGerick Bohner. age fifty
was found dead on Thursday night IN room IN
basement in PatersOn-ave. where lie had Dceh Nv
ing alone Bonner had not been seen Tor TWO or
three davs, and it Is supposed that he died in an
JERSEY CITY.
BENJAMIN Stenard of No 40 COles-st. we'll
known man. was arrag4ed before Judge IeiouDdt
was alleged by his son that the prisoners wlie was
living at the point of death, and the annoyance ne
caused her when drunk endangered her NE lie
was arrested at the suggestion of Mrs. Stewards
physician. and held for examination.
STATEN ISLAND.
PRINcF's BAY.-Thc oystermen intend to purchase
q large niece of meadow land extending from
Puriy's Hotel to the dental factory. The land is
owned by ox-Supervisor S1guine
PLEASANT PLAINs-A wild steer running at large
in Pleasant Plains on Thursday created much eA-
element, but no one was injured.
NoRTHFTLD.-C christopher Cavanaugh and John
Gill as trustees, have purchased plot OF lana IOO
by 100 feet between the Method!St ana fIesnyte-
rian churches which TO erect Roman Catholic
church, $500
NEW BRIGHTON.-The police are looking for Will
lam blaine an ex-convict who is charged with out
rageously assaultlng Louisa Robertson.
LONG ISLAND.
NORTH IIEN1psTEAD Thirteen cows on the farm
of Mrs Ann THUS were killed yesterday. y few
months ago Mrs. Titus purchased thirty OF these
and soon after they were found 10 De suffering WIN
ni.uro-Dneumona and since then all of them have
died The Long Island farmers have complained 10
Governor Cornell that the State law relative to
bringing disc sed cattle into Queens County is not
properly enforced, especially at Long Island City;
j. Howard RushmOre Is the local agent ior Ueneral
Fitzpatrick for the prevention OF the spread OF the
disease in the town of North lenpstt&d ana IL was
CHARGED that he had exceeded his duties IN ordering
a number of cattle afflicted with IL 10 be killed
committee appointed 10 invest gate TIC matter mace
Its report yesterday, entirely eXoher2tug nlf' huSi
more.
LoNG ISLAND CITY.-Wilhem Gottschak sailor
cmployed on the ship Charlotte lying nj me
wharves of the Standard Oil Company al me 1907
of Icnth-st.. was intoxicated Thursday nlgnt ana
he returned to his ship early Friday morning
When he got board, he secured huge butcher
knife and made desperate attack on all hands:
The sailors climbed up into the rigging, sccretcd
themselves in tho hold. and some even Jumped INTO
the water. The alarm quickly spread TO the snole
and the police soon arrived. one OF the oLhcGrs
seized GOttschalk, tn ew him down ana TOOK me
knife from him He had to be lowered over the SIDE
of the vessel 10 tIlc SHORE ny "a wv. anu i"
was taken to the police statlonh-ouse IN cart,
fighting desperately all the way. -. Scarlet Fever
is raging to an alarming extent. SeVeral deaths
have already been reported "a the Board of Health
VALLEY STREAM-Alrs. Rosina Fleig, Of Valley
Stream, began a suit III 1879 to procure divorce
from her husband, Beatus Fling. The case went 70
the General Term where the decree was confirmed.
Mrs FieIg did not have any mon y to pay her c0un-
sell George A. Mott, she gave him note for 5000
In 1879 the divorced couple were remarked anu III
Augnst last Mr. Fieig died, leaving estate valued
at 500 OOO most OF which he bequeathcd to Mrs.
Fieig Mr. Mott has nov begun suit to recover the
$500.
for a term of wears the farm recently owned by
Colonel Alfred NJ. Wood. The Local Visiting
Committee of Queens County has elected the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing year PRESIDENT,
john A. King; vic"-president. Mrs. b. A: Hopkins;
secretary and treasurer, Miss Maria >. Spooner.
This is the tenth year OF the committee work