New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-02

of No. 1875 Washingt0n-st and Charles Savin, OF
No. North Moore-st. They were arraigned in the
Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday morning
Louis Crab. the driver Of the wagon, seemed IN
disDosed to make complaint against the prisoners
and was committed TO the House of Detention;
Meek was held in 5000 for attempted larceny ana
for the assault the officer, while Savin was neld
in $500 to answer charge of larceny Oncer
Stropes face was cut, bruised and swollen, aud his
clothes were torn and spattcred with blood
A DAY SPENT IN TARGET-sHooTING. =,
The Italian Rifle Guard, eighty strong, under me
command of Captain Joseph Corvue, went 10 hlgh
Bridge yesterday and spent the day in target
shooting.
RETURN or TURNER CADETS.
The Turner Cadets returned to the city yesterday
by steamer from Newburg where they nave pen pen
participating in the festivities OF the NV ond
Turn Verein. They paraded through the streets anu
dismissed in front OF their neauquartoio III
Fourth-st., the Bowery, where an ADDRESS was
made to them by their military instructor Oap'an
Hermann Benlckc
BROOKLYN
Mavor Low married his thirteenth couple yester-
day
Richard Crawford, age twenty-three, OF 10. 70
Frst-place who has been insane for seyeiill years.
aG a. LINES b an oD1 u, a reon of the liver
inflicted by himself with seven-Darrcneu Ie'ofo.
Mrs Sarah Cohen, age thirty-six, OF mo. IA
Twenty -thIrd-st., attempted to commit snclue ny
Jumping in the water at the foot OF twenty Jour
st. yesterday morning. She was rescued. Ii Is DE-
lieved that she crazed by domestic trouOie "V
the time.
James Smith, age seventy, of Atlantc-aye, ana
Monroe-st. East New-YOrk, was severely liuuiie?n
by a railroad train the Long Island Rallroal In
Atlautic-ave., near bis home. on Monday eTenu ~
He crossing the track ana was stfuch Ny III
train, which he says gave no slghai ol l.s ~PP
Coroner T. F. Keller who was fOrcibly remover
from the Steps OF the Hotel Brighton at Coney
island on Friday night Of last weoA Oy eX-Ohel VI
Police John Folk for causing An 0DstTuctlon Inauo
formal conlplalnt Yesterday TO President Murphy,
of the Brooklyn, Flatbush and Coney Island Kali
road, OF the treatment when ne nan IeceiFou'
Coroner claims that his arms were nearly WIeucueu
from their sockets by the policeman When ne was
In no ones way.
JERSEY CITY.
Henry Roe, of No. / Dey-st., was severely bitten
by mad dog yesterday.
TIE dead body OF a male infant was found IN
cLurchyard at Washington and Sussex-sts. yester-
day.
Frederick Bohem and Conrad Miller, two men
living III a tenement house in Seaylew-ave, became
involved in quarrel yesterday. Miller struck Doi-
hem on the head with hammer, inflictlng dan,
gsrous wound. Miller was arrested and committed
to jail Tor trial ,,,,,.nrv
Michael Pilkington, a milkman living at Wa
verlv was killed by a train on the Peun>y wanna
Railroad mt South-st yesterday morning. Piliung-
ton was driving to the city TO serve customers
and he attempted to the track as an EASTERN
bound train wac pprOaching No flag nan was at the
crossing lie was orty-tiye years old, and leaves
wife and five children.
..
before Justice Nct:leship yes erday. James o. Pear
son charged Morehouse with having obtained 9|l
of the proceeds OF a sale under foreclosure OF chat
tel mortgage. Emma J. Freeman also charged
MorehouSe with having appropriated the proceeds
of the sale of all her household goods, and pawn
ticket for a gold watch. Morehouse gave bail III
bOtn cases. .
NEW-JERSEY.
GUTTENBERG.-County Physician Converse has
made am investigation into tine CIRCUMSTANCES at
tending the sudden death on Sunday OF JOSIAH Bart
holt and has decided that an inquest unnecessary
Death he saws resulted from heart disease.
LONG ISLAND
LONG ISLAND CTTY.-Mayor II. 5. De BevOise yes
terdav made formal demand upon City Treasurer
Morris for funds to pay the interest upon the city
bonds falling due upon August l. Mr.. Morris told
the MAYOR that there not dollar IN the
treasury applicable for that purpose. Mayor DE
Bevose stated that he would take no steps to raise
the money. o,,- ,cr ,,-D
RossvTLIE-The Rev. DR.. Sharp has resigned his
postion as rector of st. Luke's Episcopal Church.
Nrv-DoRP-A number OF the Grand Army posts,
including Shaw Post No. III, of Stapeton, and
Lenhardt Post No 1873, of 1ottenvllle, Will have q
two days, camp at the Richmond County Cup
Grounds beginning tomorrow. General Hancock
and staff and other distinguished military men are
expected to be present.