New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-20

il part of their property. The city authorities al
ege that the fence obstrncs public soree rsbo Is
Yesterday William Scott the carpenter WHO ~
building it, was arrested on charge OF VoIa.ust
city ordinance by placing distractions IN the sVeo'
The examination was set down for to-day
NEWARK.
jennie GLADDEN., living at No. AZ Adams-st., was
arrested yesterday charge of bigamy. Inc
woman married Thomas Gladen in 1870. he de-
serted her. and in November, 1881, she marfIen -
man named Williams Judge Rcord learnlng t dia
the marriages had taken place in New-lotk' us
charged her.
NEW-JERSEY.
PATERsoN.-A German silk weaver named Kan
zig while crazy with drink, cut his throat ana ms
side with razor at his home at No. ~ Ma'iiSon-
ST.. on Wednesday. He was in critical conqitNl1 n
yesterday Nicholas Mitch, q machnsL. OF NO.
4V7 Main-st., died suddenly in his bed carry yeser
day morning. lie had eaten some canned sdlilol
and as the other members OF his family c0nplalheu
of feeling ILL., it is thought that he had been
poisoned by 1t.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
KENsICo.-An accident occurred yesterday morn
ing at the new reservoir IN course OF construction
to supply the Twenty-third and Iwenty-tourth
Wards of this city with water At the dam
tower about about fifty feet high is being erected
derrick used for hosting the stone ana 0ther
materials fell and crushed Peter Fog, one OF the
worknen, to death, and seriously injured Two
Others. Fog was ABOUT forty years old, ana leaves
a widow and several children
YoNKERs.-The house of Charles r. Otis in Buena
Vista-aye. entered by burglars about 10 O'CLOCK
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a light being seen IN the house 1t excited the sus-
piclons of the neighbors. The police were at once
summoned by telephone. Sergeant Osborne, as
sisted by Officers Reddmg, C0nkng, lice ana
McGOwan surrounded tho house and captured the
burglars, three III number, while they were engtSed
in their operations. They gave their names as JOhn
Daily, Thomas Hayden and John Callahan, eacn
eighteen years old. On examining the premises III
was found that the robbers mad broken open bureau
drawers closets and trunks and ransacked them
tents, estimated to be worth from S3OO 10 f0OO,
and piled them in a heap ready for removal Two
of the burglars were armed with pistols. hey were
taken before Justice Ellis and held toi trial.
LONG ISLAND.
HEMPsTEAD-The Hampstead Fire Department
with visiting companies from adjoining towns,
paraded yesterday afternoon and received their
new steam fire engine. Alter the parade the new
steamer was tested, and the iiremen had lunch at
Liberty Hall
LONG ISLAND CITY.-Judge Gilbert resumed con-
sheraton yesterday of the various indictments pre-
sented by the Grand Jury against Mayor Henry ).
De Bevolse. There was IA large attendance OF local
politicians. Winchester Brtton defended the
Mayor and Dstrlct-AttOrncy Downing assisted by
John f. Develln of this city, conducted the case III
behalf of the people. MIR. BrttOn first moved to
quash the three indictments against his client on
the ground that the Grand jury, which made the
prcsentments, was properly constituted. The
motion was not granted. Mir. BrlttOn next de-
INJURED TO each Indictment on the ground that not
one of them specified the acts alleged to have been
committed by the Mayor. The court took the
papers and reserved decision until next Monday.
Hugh Gliney, Thomas Ovens and Joshua
Mctadden who were arrested at Hunters Point on
last sunday night on charge OF bruta.ly assault
ing two women, Margaret CUnnOrS and Mary Pow
ers, were taken beioreJustice kayanaugh and held
to await the action OF the Grand jury. Bail was
refused
STATEN ISLAND.
NEW ORP-The outdoor entertainment in aid of
the smith Inimary, at TOmpkinsvile, was held
Yesterday mt the Richmond Club Grounds. There
were a clam-bake, tTOttlng and athletic con-
tests. The Staten Island hallway Company carried
thn hnIdnrs N ticknts fnn llnnrmn kenltel The