New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-13

| woman of middle age who was charged WIN gIanu
larceny, effected her escape An alarm was liiii0-
| diately sent out.
AUTHORIZING A NEW FERRY TO BROOKLYN. :.
| The Aldermen yesterday referred TO the COMMIT
tee Ferries resolution providing for me ss,o
! sbment of ferry to run from some place Ilnine
dately north Of the ferry slip at the foot or brcad-
way Brooklyn. to East Twenty:thlrd1st. tn,s ciSy'
The Commissioners of the Sinking fund arr ~. ny
the terms of the resolution, authorized 10 sell 'ho
right to operate the ferry to the highest Didder
INJURIES TO TUE STEAMSHIP NEW ORLEANS;
The steamship New Orleans which arrived hero
Sunday tow OF the STAN ehe in Sonb rooS
lyn Yesterday IL was found that her rudder, her
rudder-post and one of her propeller blocks were
The Stoninpton steamboat Massachusetts, which
has been laid up at John Roach n Sons works, ut
Ninth-st, East River receiving new shaft, was put
in of the dry docks OF Cramps Sons yesterday
to be "rcInstalled."
INSANE IN HIS EXPENDITURES.
Patrick OCarrol, a truckmIn, OF No. 425 East
Fourteentl-st, was sent TO Bellevue Hospital, IN
sane, yesterday. He bad recklessly engaged 10 buy
a house for 81 200, when he had only $25c In
savings bank. He also bought a team of hoses.
some wagons and quantity OF futnimre for which
he cOuld not pay. He insisted upon throwing his
old furniture INTO the street. His mania was that
he had become rich suddenly A long continued
habit of ntOxcatiOn is said 10 have deprived him
OF his reason.
OFFICERS OF ST. JOHNS GUILD.
The monthly meeting of the trustees of ST. Johns
Guild was held lust evening at No University
Roy. DR.. John w. Kramer, master; Delano 1. Cal
win, warden william III. Wiley, president of the
Board of Trustees; Mark Blumeuthal. wee presi-
dent: Benjamin B. Sherman, treasurer; Charles
SchwacOfer, assistant treasurer; and John /.
Faure, secretary. The cold weather brings many
applicants to the Guild for assistance aud money IS
needed
THREE MORTGAGES RECORDED
John Roach the shIpbullder, has borrowed So
600 upon his house on the east side of fItth-aye.,
inst north of Eighty hth-st from ThOmss Smith,
who acts as trustee for Nehemiah Denton, lunatlc.
A loan of $780, 900 has been obtained by the Church
Of st. Agness on its edihce IN East Forty -thlTdSt,
from the Emgrant Industrial Savings Bank. l here
was recorded yesterday an instrument by which
the United Relief v Orks of the Society for Ethical
Culture mortgaged its property on the north side
of EIityfOuTth-s near SlXfh-aye., TO the Germalla
Life Insurance Company Tor $20,OOO.
KNOCKING AN OFFICER DOWN WITH A BEER GLASS.
Hearing the noise of an ARRAY in Patrick Nc
Laughns liquor store. at Forty-hfth-st and
Eleventh ave, yesterday morning, Oibcer Ryan. OF
the Twenty-second Precinct, entered the place One
OF the cOmbatants Michael Moore age twenty-slX OF
No. 533 West FortysccOnd-St., Knocked the 0i1cer
down with beer glass. Ryan defended himself
vigorously with his club until the arrival of Oiicr
Clinton, and Moore and his opponent, Michael
REYNOLDS. of No 301 West Forty. ffth-st., were
arrested In the YOrkyIlle Court Moore was held |
in 81, 900 bail for trial Reynolds was fined $40.
TO START FOR EUROPE
Ulysses Grant, jr, and wife, Mr. SatOTis. Lord |
ID uglas GORDON. John Hargrdayes, Matthew Wilks. |
wife and daughters, >. III. Gin, w. Livingston |
Hamersly, w. Bridges Webb and wife, George B. |
Liverpool on the Cunard steamship SeTvia at a. III.
to-day. Among Others who will SAL on the France,
OF the French TRANSATLANTIC Line foi ayre are tue
Countess Won Moltke and family, Mrs. General |
George ). Bachelor. of Saratoga springs Cheva-
ler }. Boschi, MIR FOuaillet, of the Panama Canal
Company leadOrO Conu and RaOul Arms Russell |
Henderson and Thomas Lawson wall sail on the Cir
cassIa, of the Anchor Line for Glasgow.
THE sALIER STILL AGROUND.
The North German LLOYD steamship oalier, which
grounded on Southwest spit on Monday morning,
did not come OFF yesterday, although portion OF
lIer cargo had been removed. Three steam-tugs
succeeded in moving her few feet only at yester-
day mornings high tide, and then only to imbed |
her deeper IN the mud. 1t Is thought by some per-
sons that she is held fast by some of the many |
were sent up to Castle Garden and the dscharging |
Of the cargo was continued. So long the wind |
iOcg not come from tine northeast no fears felt
for The vessel. Her grounding attnbu cd to the |
careleSSnesS of the pilot wnO was IN charge.
A FINE PROMPTLY PAID.
James +. Burbrldge, IA contractor, was convicted
yesterday in the court OF General Sessions OF viO
alton of the law fOrblddng cruelty TO animals.
officer William c. Smart, Of Mr.. BcTgh's society,
ound John Wall q truck-lnCer III the employ of
MIR. Bun bridge, driving horse that had uudcr the
harness large sores, some of which were not pro-
ected from the rubbing OF the leather. Wall was
arrested and fined $lO, and the owner of the horse
driving of II. all testified that Burbridge knew
Of the eXiserce OF the ana had the horse
bridge and Judge Gllderse eve sentenced him TO
Jay tine OF $50 1t was Immediately paid.
STEALING LACEs FROM HIS EMPLOYER.
Detectives McGuIe, Adams and Langdn arrested
N Monday Joseph l.. Nicmann, porter age thirty
wo on complaint of Aaron stern, OF No. ~ FRANK
INST, for having, while III his employment on De
emb r u, stolen laces valued at 49, which were
u DScquenty traced to the possession of julius
Jppenhclm, OF No 10 ltutgers-place, who keeps a
tand at No. 3G2 Broadway. it IS alleged that
\Iemann has stolen goods valued at 81 900 within
hree months. He was arracned before Justice
,Organ yesterday at the ! OmbS Police Court with
thc alleged receiver. Niemann was
lcld Tor trial in uetaut of : 800 BAIL and Open
lelmer committed for examination.
POLITICIAN CHARGED Win THEFT
Thomas j. GILL, local politician who keeps a
liquor store at No. Az PeAri.st., was arrested ON
iOnday night On complaint of James Murray, a
alb urer OF fOrdham Tor larceny. lie Is accused of
aving stolen Il silver watch valued m Tlj on
)ctOUer Z. GIL was adm ted to bail in 5000 the
xth Precinct Police station, and Asscmbl lyman
hUmaS AIahcr became his bOudsmau. N hen the |
called yesterday by Justice Morgan at the |
Ono5 Glll Jailed 10 appear, and the Justice an |
ounced that he Ia forfeited his rccognizance
ne was produced in court by Maher |
Who surrendered him. lie TccJmnittcd i'm de- |
aut OF 81 900 bail. As the mplaInant did not | ,
ppedr he was afierward released on tue bonds of |
'atIick Wade, OF No. 3 Frankln-st
THE EASTERN FIELD TRIALS CLUB.
The Executive Committee OF inc Eastern Field
uais Club heid meeting last III .ht al DonOuIco's
otto bonner, the president OF the OrganIZatiou |
resided 1t WIS decided that M Hail, the sccre-
iry should communicate with trial clnUs in |
s.rlOuS paris the country, requesting them to |
ItnhOld Their membership from any expelled mem | /
er tne Eastern CluD. sir. Bonner offered "A cuD |
be awarded each year to the breeder of the pup ]
inning the Derby. few weeks ago Bailey Har- |
son, of lllsOnbury, OntanO, sold tine dam OF Dark
esS, the winner Of the Derby in 1852. to isaac | {
copper, of Sheboygan, Mich. Both persons claimed l
ne cup, but II was awarded to Mr.. Cooper by the
The club will probably Ientil0 900