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masters of vessels bringing passengers should make
reports as to the intentions of their passengers.
MORE THALIA THEATRE PERFORMERS.

The steamer Habsburg landed 1913 cabin passen-
GERS AT the Bremen dock in Hoboken yesterday.
Among them were aoou. sMenS Werr W;lpe the
baritone: his wife, professionally known as FRAU
lein Stetfmeyer; Fraulein Pitsch favorlte Vienna
soubrette ; Frauleins Jules. Rene, Pusch ana many
others These artists, in company with
Messrs Hermann and Conried, the Ihalia man
ayers were standing among their possessions await
inc the leisure of the Custom House officials when
a TRIBUNE reporter appeared. Herr Wllke, ta llj;
graceful man, with an intellectual face was seated
on a huge trunk, with his wife and child. !, IL,
"He is the greatest light opera baritone IN al
Europe, and an excellent actor as we'll, was Heii
Conried's recommendation of the new SINGER ho
WHO is that pretty, yiyaacious young lau{ WIN
THAT is Fraulein Pitsch," replied the d'fec.ol:
She is very popular in Vienna, and found livery
difficult to engage her. She is singer as wen S az,
actress and will, think. appear to advaniugG ~ "
line of parts similar to those played ~ Mauaic
Theo Both Miss Pitsch and MI. "nho
are noteworthy, additions to our com IN
S eWy- York aHo as o"9 9hev are in Vienna. Herr
Wlke has only been on the stage about five years
He began actor, but has oil Ia1e coT Iiir rhc
self exclusively to singing parts re was ''llT h
leading role IN Les Contes d'Hoilmann on the
stage of the Ring Theatre in Vienna on the nlgnt
when IT burned Strauss IS wiring roate tbr
role of Herfsog at our theatre in the winter"
While he was speaking Frauein Jules approached sc
| am SO clad TO come back TO New YORK, sue
said :" have had a delightful holiday IN Europe
and You see have lost no flesh. l shall not feel
quite at home in New-York though untl am pay
mo- 1rfeResia again in the Merry War i
saw saw the opera IN Berlin and really it wasn't
half as well given as 1t was at the
Thalia. They are singing II eEoiA
where in Europe now and it does not seem 10 have
lost any of its popularity. In Vienna the tax
among professional people Is OF Nenetlan NlghI'
on which Strauss Is still at work anu WhiSh VIII HoV
he ready for production before January"
The reporter joined the procession OF performers
as they moved slowly toward the Hoboken Ferry.
On tbe New-York side they were placed IN
a car which bore them quickly. toward
Union Square the Mecca of all actors and singers
Tomorrow the newcomers, together with thoSo
been chronicled in The TRIBUNE, will be taken TO
Conev Island and on the following morning the
TEEN more members of The company will arrive i'll
the Nuremburg early next week.
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VISITORS AND TOURISTS EXEMPTED.

The Treasury Department has ruled that the law
imposing tax of 30 cents upon each passenger ar
irving IN this country who Is not an American GU
zeu shall apply only TO those VINO intend 10 MAKE
permanent soiouni Visitors and tourists are eX-
empted from payment OF the tax by TINS decision
The precise language OF the act II as follows:
" here shall be levied, collected and paid duty Of
80 cents for each and every passenger not citizen
OF the United States, who shall come by steam or
sail vessel from foreign port 10 any port within
the United States" This law interpreted lit
orally at the Custom House and the tax was en-
forced upon the Alexandra Lne and other cOastwls
lines 10 havana and South America. The steamship
companies paid the tax under protest and appealed
10 the Treasury Department.. The decision OF the
Department relieves transient passengers from pay
uent OF the TAX which II supposes was INT nded 10
nome in this country. No further regulations have
been made by the Treasury Department but at the
Custom House yesterday 1t was suggested that Inc
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DOUBTFUL ABOUT BUILDING 4 HOTEL

When spoken to last night in regard to the report
that he intended building an hotel a. Iltth-aVe
his plans were so indefinite that ho could not tell
any hing at present I'D
:" have the means build" said he. and
would Ike to do so, but have also large interests
in ronworks and railroads and do not know wnat
may turn up, requiring me to protect those inter-
ests. | own SIX lots on the east side OF ttth-aye:
fronting in the plaza and may at some time build
an hotel there. One was begun there twelve yeals
ago and built up two stories. These twO stories
own and have leased to tenants until May. own
great deal Of property in that vicinity. The twelve
lots at Fifty-nmth-st. and Ma.isOn-ave are mine"
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wuv TIE pooL-RooMs WERE CLOSED.

L
No noo,s were sold at Long island City yesterday
and no attempt was made to do any business lnc
rooms and Iquor- shops which have for such Iong
time done hourishing business were desered' Whlo
there were only one or two gamblers on tne spoe.
Sheriff " right, or some one OF his deputies was
present all day There were many rllnors as 10 nc
motive of Sheriff Wright III suppresIng the gaillp
ling. the most general one being that he had done "
in the interest of the gamblers at Brighton Beach
and elsewhere. His attention was called 10 this
runor and he laughed at it rs being absurd a.
"Why," said he was pressed on to MAXI nlo ,ae
who guaranteed TO paw any expense that might be
necessary There is T. H. Todd Editor OF 1 Inc rOEg
Island City Star Lawyer Payne ana HenIT} n.
White the druggist. They are men who wlll ne
believed. Go to them and see what they nave 10
say" ., ,,,o,.
The reporter did call upon these persons and they
all confirmed what the Sheriff had SAID lhey san 5
that the Sheriff had been pushed by then. 10 no
what he had done, and as to the Sherlii nay
ing been paid by the booksellers at brighton beaGn
il MAS too absurd to be believed for minute by
anyone who was informed OF the inside history Oh
the rand They we're satisfied with what naH oceli
done and seemed determined to second the EFFORTS 0i
the Sheriff for the permanent suppression ol the evil
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AsS,1uTrNG A DEPUTY-sHERIFF.

crowd of some half-dozen young men, whlte
and colored gained an EN- trance to Elm Park Tues
dav night to the picnic of the Centennial KNIGHTS
of Honor, where they became drunk Iney were
elected by John Paine special depuy-sherlft, OF
No 476 Clernont-ave., Brooklyn. aided by the po1i
lice Pane was struck in the face by stone buried
at HIM by one of the party and his nose was oroken
John Reilly, age eighteen. OF lenth-aVe.; WAS
arrested but was yesterday discharged by Justice
Whie as there was no evidence against him. Two
negroes William Burrell, age nineteen. OF SeVehln-
eighteen, OF No. 534 Nnth-aye., were arrested yes
terday. Burrell admitted intictng Palnes INJURIES
and was held TO await the results lyons wa. hciu
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MRs BLANCK TO SEEK A DIVORCE.

Negotiations between counsel representing Mrs.
Amanda Blanck and her husband were broken oil
Yesterday Brewster Kissam, representing Mrs.
Rlanck SAID that he should at once begiu proceed
ings for a separation. He had asked that pending
final settlement of the case temporary provision toI
his client should be made by her husband The
other side had refused to make such provision, but
said they would do so when she vacated her hus-
hands house in Perry-st. While Mr.. Nissan
mas advised Mrs BlaDck that she has no legal right
in the house, he is perfectly willing, under the
circumstances, that her husband should have tie
odum if he desires it, of forclbly eIecling MS wle
and leaving her in the street without any provl-
sion for her support.
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SWINDLLNG BY BOGUS cHEcES.

NEwBURG, n. Y, Aug. 29.-The police here
looking Tor Robert : Ballard, VINO IS charged with
sWinolng grocer by means of bogus check Ballard
represented that he had funds in the Northampton
National Bank OF Northampton, Mass, and The Chem
zeal National Bank of New-YoIk City, and deposited
- 600 check the former bank and $1,000 check on
the later in the Quassack National Bank here. she
Ballard left yesterday 1t is supposed Tor Ncw-YOrk
on Thursday Ballard married qne OF his hndlady
daughters, who Is discOnsodte at his disappearance.
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FURTHER ACTION ABOUT FRANCIS TULL'

The clothing of Francis j. Tuily, Company Clerk
of Company A, 9th Regiment who was recently
buried IN the Potter's Field as an unknown man,
was yesterday identified at the Mo- que by his step
father, John T.. Morden, and Coroner Knox gave hun
a permit for tine disbursement Of the body. Mr..
MOrden said last night to a TRIBUNE reporter that
he was sure the body sent 10 the Hart Isl md Pot
ter's Field was That OF his sieps9n. tie complains
as he learned that II brought to the
Morgue on Monday and sent away Tuesday,
without being placed on the slab. The burial
.davsV al Harris Island are Tuesday and Friday. A
photograph of the young man taken before his
death showed him to he a well built. handsome and
Intelligent looking man with large eyes aud light
moustacle He was bOOkkeeper for ). A.
BuIome g. CO., and sergeant and secre-
tary of Company A., 9Th regiment:
Some action will be taken by Company III regard
ia his death From "A barkeepeT at Curres liquor
store at Second-ave. and Ihirty-fourth-st., Mr.
Morden learned that Tuly was seen on sunday
between and p. IN, and that he was not under
the influence OF liquor Other witnesses SAID they
saw him just after the accident. and that he died
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THE pravs OF "TI-Gp WIsLSON.

"Tug" Wilson, the pugilist, will sail this morning
from Philadelphia to London on the steamship
Indiana to bring back his family W. r.. Harding,
ont Of his fight with Elliott at New Orleans He
wants to bust that fellow because he Is full OF gas;
The second deposit will be made on October 8, ana
the hcht will most certainly take place. There is
no doubt that Tug will he all ready when time
is called" -
nortrf with reference to Wilson's unexpected disap-
pearance he saId Tug means fight, and do l."
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GRrr.AAr SECRECY ABOUT A NEW THEATRE.

flames Steele Mackaye, the actor and pIa ywright
has for some time had under considera ton the
where between Twenty-fourth and Forty-second-
sts The exact spot where the building is to be sit
uated is kept secret, 1t Is desired to purchase
fine corner lots as cheaply as possible. FRANCIS
Piersson and George Edgar have associated them
selves with Mackaye for the construction OF TINS pro
posed thea re and for ITS management III Is nor INC
iect until their plans are more nearly matured No
information could be had from the architects
Messrs Kumbal and Wisedcll, as they PAD only as
cussed the matter in general way with the pro-
iectors of the proposed theatre. The idea is to build
a hotel adjoining the theatre, but not to be under
fhe same management. here will be foyer on
The balcony door of the theatre for the accomnoda-
ton of patrons between the acts, ANA perhaps PIC
turc gallery will be added
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

Gilsey House-Senator James J.: Pugh, OF
Alabamg and George Ward Nichols of Cincinnati. -;
Breroorf HouSe-Judge George s. Batcheller of the IN
ternatona Tribunal at Cairo Egypt Neo YORK W Ws
indies Windsor HOtei-George stephen, President
and Angus. vice-Presihe9t OF the CANADIAN paeiS
Washng ton; Captain Matheson OF the British Army ana
D. r. Wood or Syracuse .AStor House-The Rev "
o. H. Tifaay Of Philadelphia Hotel BruDswtck-"lli
lam Bliss President OF the Boston and Albany Railroad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-30

Justice Potter, in the Supreme Court Chambers
Yesterday ordered the release OF Thomas W hIe
Asylun for the Insane at Middlotown Mr.. wade
property. however, is still to remain under the
charge of Nathaniel Jarvis, jr., who was appointed
Wade was udcially declared insane
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almost instantly, after asking for priest MT
TuIly was thirty-threc years OF age ana % vi
cover his body. and the funeral will take place at
No $40 East Thirtysevenths on lhnrsday ''t fnr
ing The body will be taken 10 fhtueipn,a aou ,J
investigation of the case.
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WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Rifle team practice at CreedmOor.
Mass-meetfng Of SOcialst-LabDr party.
Cricket match at Newark between the western ana
Newark eevens.
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CHILDREN RETURNING TO THE CITY

The steamboat Saratoga brought home party OF
Fresh Air Fund children Yesterday. These children
had been spending two weeks III North bennington,
and were all entertained 10y Trenor W. PARK. AT
one time fifty were taken care OF In the house.
HAMMER band of children could not be imao'2;,,.
Their faces glowed with pleasure ." t.,ey told over
the story of their happy hchdays. When asked
what they did while - the country, with looks
expressing cS.Onshment that such question
should be asked, they SAID, DO! why we ulu
e,,rything" At bennington some young ladles
gave TO each girl prettily dressed doll .ahd 10 he
boys bngle and ball lhese eilts n So, ." e
shout with 10Y and they gave ronslng cheers ior
the Alonors. All the mothers present received new
dresses and their children also. several pc"lcs
we're given them while there III n large grove on
Mr. Parks grounds and many were taken on rldes
AIMING the Green Mountains. Ladies from Ben
ninpt0n would come and take loads IN their car
riages Pedestrian tours were also ilaae by Tue
older Girls who explored the hooks and gens IN the
That the visit had been beneficial to the children
anvonc could see they ran oil the oat yesterday
morning The pale faces had become nut brown
were thirty-egh III the party that returned yester-
Sixteen Fresh Air Fund children returned home
on Monday night after n two weeks vacation In
and about Clinton. Conn. IL Is the custom 10 nave
tLe ARRANGEMENTS 81 made That the children NAV
arrive i'm the city in the afternoon or early part Of
tie evening. but owing TO an oversight me CLINTON
Marty did not reach the Grand Central Depot untll
iO4O D. M After changing cars at New-haVen the
children at first began to eat the truit ana cake
which their thoughtful benefactors hau supPicu
them but soon all tell asleep ana renamed SO
untu the city was reached. All OF Inc lttle giris
we're improved in health and would Willingly
have remained another fortnight or longer Many
have received invitations TO visit their country
friends again neat summer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-30

THE NEW WINTER GOODS ARE READY, AND TsB
GINNING AT 50 90 FORA PLAIN sATINET SUI
WITH KNEE PANTS, AND AT So 80 FOR THE SAME
KIND OF SUIT WITH LONG PANTS, WE HAVE A
GREAT VARIETY OF EXCELLENT CLOTHES IN
GLIDING THE BEsT' OF EVERY SORT FOR BOYS
OF ALL SIZES.
AMONG THE STOCK OF SPRING SUITS STILL on
SALE MANY WILL SERVE FOR EARLY FALL wEAB
AND THESE ARE NOW SELLING AT VERY Low
PRICES
HATS AND CAPS TO MATCH SUITS, ALSO SHIRTS.
UNDERWEAR, NECKwEAR &C, FOR BOYS AS
WELL As MEN.
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s Bsrk Reindeer Mcbure Brdgetown. BarH Trowbrdses
Brig Ssry Celeste Fleming coe
schr Annie L Palmor Lewis Inagua Brwf-rsaao r Sta.
schr Adelaide Port, cru1e. Cape de Verde Islands.
schr Mediator, Carpenter. Black Rock conn-Raok.,, A.
schr Mary Hail. Mcdonald. Savannah Evsns Ball a ca.
SAILED
Steamer Tsa for Hamburg n, Fra Mayre Abyssn
souE savannah Oh Dominic Richmond Manhattan eSs
iark Iona Tor Lisbon; Bore Biboa Mary wiegin. Ronsr
burg s. Ingfoaee IeIaeTara Ada P Gould Nqqteydeo
for Dunkirk Ennna, Antwerp
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTsB
Uras ron avg 2eaI HsI steamer Emano pau
81, Lo , Aug 9nrryed steamer Helm tedt B. Dem
OUggysrowy Aug 23-Arved steamer Egypt somns,
o ae sT srT Dcnan osi from
YORK or .s Anx 49, on h oe wy to Bremen
Lean and Iucerne Kerr both from Montreal Aag L. NC
from New.YoTk Aug ii. ''''''' 'DA"' heln
FATnRR PoNrAug % Passed inward steamer Manitob,n
1872 Aug 2sArrived steamer city Of Washington
he eyy IS; Ne'y,gork; ,,
Zimmerman, New.York via Havana 0''' VI Alexandria
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bosroy Aug 29-Cleared, steamer Iberan C3rj Maxwell
PmiADgtruA Aug % Arrived steamers Hartytle. Bat
~
Rio JaneirO. ' ~'N'''~'''
sailed steamer MayAower New.York
DELAWARE BkhAKWAfE, Aug 2o-Arrived. steamer Break
BALTIMORE. Aug 2o-Arrived steamers Ocorara Reynoda
Ne"-TOrk. Yarn 3r. Dixon. PHILADELPHIA '
-, eeaIee steamers Mennole (Br Amlat Liverpool; + W
81 ne Foster New YORK
P Pa.- i in.ari sceptre Norven and Mentnore.
W rOI lyfAl Aug Z3Arryed steamer Cafontelet Lewis
SAVANNAH. Ang 23-Arrived steamers ate CITY Now.
10rE city Of Savannah, Philadelphia; Chas Lord.
NEwoRLr,ys Aug 29--At the Passes-Arrived steamer.
Bolais, Belize
Cleared, steamers New York and Hudson FOR New.York
SAILED, steamers ClmrngiOl and Ialelam.
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Announcements
CRUTcHEs.-Cranaalrs Patent Extension Safe
y-liP Cruch made by Pomeroy Truss Company No. 75J
Broadway. corner Of l0thst Clutches repaired.
HENRY 4. DANIELS, VI. D.,
IA LoXngtOnave. near 2ytI-st IIOurs 10 l. jtoz
Impotence 5teriy Dsolsesor no 1rglnia1f
ad.eases that wOdd De impairment u marriage a1i ts
bitb Ol healthy children, specllltieA
Fine. brilliant and clear lenses are used i'm the
CehuloG tycGh 'eA Made by the Spencer optical Manrg
Co. sold by 1rstcla-s dealers.
LUNgpBoRG'S PERFUME,
SKINNY MEN.-" Wells Health Renewern re.
stores Sgor cures Dyspepsia Nervous Weakness &c. 81
THE TRUE WAY TO CURE CORVs.
ApPyDr Wings 'ireit com and iunion every nigh,
aud morning. lthas ual Price soc. Depot rs Onst
The doctors said must die of consumption
but Parkers Ginger Tonic cured meA Orucr H. Spre Penn
WANTED. The address of any Door woman
AScLo,swlss MILK F6o6 BOX S77s Ny.
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MARINE LNTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC-TO-D DAY.
J:2J: sets. G:35. Moon ri5's. 1925 Moons ago, Il


HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
AM-saudy HOOK $50 GOV. Island, 9l0 Hen Gate. 1893
PIl-S4nuT uOOA, 800 GOV. Island, 1885, Hell Gate, ll2@
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The doctors said must die of consumption
but Parkers Gmgcr Tonic cured meA Oruer H. spre Penn
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SCRANTON. Penn, Aug. 29.-The train for
New York this afternoon carried among us passengers
We TRIBUNE Fresh Air Fund Children who have
been rusticating among pleasant farms Of Chcnan-0
Comfy n Y They ali looked exceedingly well. Little
ones spoke amusingly OF their happy lures and the
pleasant surprises they will have TO explain 70 parent
and paymates In tle city. Many o. them pore niue
memiut3rs of their trip and all laughngly told how
many pieces OF work they had accomplished for country
frenDs. They were met at the depot nv numerous
frcnd they m ade when they passed through here two
weeks ago on which occasion they given dinner
by the Ladies' Aid Society OF the Second Presbyerlan
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WAYTED.-The address of any poor woman
whose babJ Is sick with summer diurhna
ANGLO-SWtss MILK FOOD. Box 3.773. Y. Y.
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THE TRUE WAY TO CURE CORVs.
Apply r Wings ffrGt Corn and BuniOn Rem every nj
aud morning lthas ua Price 5Oc Depot II Fu tOn,l
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WESTMINSTER COUNTY.

MOUNT KIsco.-Gcorge G. Winning, an old and
respected citizen Of Mount KiscO, died on Monday
in the eighty first year of bis age. He had large
interests III real estate in Brooklyn and elsewhere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-30

SKINNY Mn" Wells Health Renewerv re-
stores gor Dyspepsia Nervous Weakness, 81.
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Announcements

Announcements
CRUTCHES.-Crandall's Patent Extension Safe
ylip Crutch, made by POmerjy Truss Company No 75J
broadway corner Of lOthst Clutches repaired.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-30

The station hands at the South Ferry end Of tn
Manhattan Elevated Railroad are chosen with e.
pecal reference to their ability TO handle unrul
passengers Three OF them weigh over 200 pOunt
each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-30

LUNDBORG's PERFUME,
Marechal Mel Rose.
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nOtiCe was sent ont YestefUhy hITtIHUUH 7
United States Marshal Knox TO the special Dcpu
Marshals of $50 stating that he had received
letter from the Department of Justice iniorml
him that the money had been appropriated TO pa
their salaries
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-30

HENRY A. DANIELS, VI. D.,
44 L9xing,0naye. near 2JtI-st. Hours. 70 /, toll
Impotence 5tey Diseases OF fle 3suerltge
ad-eses tIt wOld De an marriage tls
birth ol healthy children, speciIltieA
Fine. brilliant and clear lenses are used in the
CehnoG y,Gla ,oN Made by the Spencer optical Manfg
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NEW-YORK CITY.

Unsafe buildings reported Yesterday: Nos
Ptt-st.. 81 Catherinc-st. LAT Greene-st., and 81
Broadway trear eXtenslonl.
Two fve-stOry brick fiat houses are to be erected
by Bernard Kavanagh at Third-ave. and Eighty
fiffh-st. AT a cost of S.}2. 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-30

The hauor-store of Adam Metzger, No. 259 Rail
roaa-ave was entered by burglars Monday night,
who carried away cigars and liquors worth 800.
Michael Spring and Thomas smith, two. young
works foof of Warren-st became involved in a
dispute Yesterday, and Spring struck smith on the
head with pair of tongs, injuring him severely;
Spring WAS arrested and comlnltto1 TO await Illai
ON a charge OF atrocious assault and battery
John.W N. BANNER, a young man living in Third
81 collected $40 for his employer, John Moore, OF
No. 81 Warrcn-st., New-YoTk. on Monday, and
spent it at picnic IN the Ialedonian fark. Yes
trrday his cmployer caused his arrest II charge
of embezzlencnt and Judge otising committed hin
Tor trial.
The police authorities are determined to break NJ
the various gangs OF hoodlulns III the city. mon
day nIpht "A raid was made on the " lee llous,
gang" whose headquarters were in an lee house a
| the Long Dock. ana four of it's members were ar