New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-14

bail was denied Tho further hearing OF the case
was set down for Thursday. at the JeIereon S. 1o
present as was also Mr. Jenkins, of the Society Io1
the Prevention of Cruelty to Children
A GOOD LUNCH ENJOYED BY BURGLARS; r.. -.
A watchman employed by the American DlstIlce
Telegraph Company on Saturday nieht saw t .m
men, of whom colored, emerge RON W tne
c0al-hoe leading into the premises at no % "Io
fifty-second-st., occupied by ~. rIcoi NV nyav
captured one of them. The prisoner oroko a 800
from him however. He was arrested agalh
Monday night Tho burglars RECALLED theln,
selves in Mr. Prices house on cold nam diiu
chicken, washed down with champagne, anu .noy
stole watch and the colored buffers best SUI pi
clothes. The prisoner was arralgned IN tne doF b
name Samuel Frlckhaber, Of No. 1853 West ruty-
second st. He was committed by JUSTICE Ot'ei-
bOurg for trial.
BROOKLYN.
Deaths last week, 271; births 161; marriages,
50.
marble tablet TO the memory of f. J. Whltlock,
the late President Of the Board of Education,
placed in the wall of the Board room in Redhook~
the city, was unveiled with appropriate exercises
yesterday afternoon The tablet bears pronle
medallion head of Mr.. Whitock. The last regular
meeting of the present Board OF Education Wts
held yesterday The terms OF fifteen members Oh
the Board expire with this month
1t is expected that Mayor Low will tomorrow
appoint the new Park Commissioners 10 Itceed the
present Board composed of James 5. T. Stranahan,
William Marshall. 4. b. Baylis, G. T. christensen,
Raphael c. Stearns, Darwin r. James Alfred s.
Barnes and Stephen " White. 1t ia regarded as
doubtful whether Mr.. Stranah9n will be reap
pointed. He has held the position of president OF
the Commission continually since 1t was formed III
1850.
NEW-JERSEY.
PATERsoN-.Jacob Cook, blacksmith, age sixty
five. of No 34S Riyer-st.. was picking up coal on
the track Of the New-York Lake Erie and Western
Railroad near the River-st. crossing IN that city
yesterday morning, when he was struck by an eX-
nrpC tran
IN old man living at No. 80 North Maln-s'. Ieu
down The steps of his house on Monday ana tiac-
turcd his skull. His injuries VIII probably prove
fatal
LONG ISLAND.
WooDsGDE.-John Shields, age twenty-seven, of
West Forty-irst-st. tins city visited Wooasde on
Sunday afternoon last. He started for ms home
about 10 o'clock the same evening. The night WAS
dark and Shields intended to walk on the track u
the Flushing and North Shore Railroad TO Dutch
Kills where he could take the street-cars for the
ferry Inst after leaving the Woodside station
Shields fell between the ties over road crossing
distance Of twenty feet, receiving injuries from
which he died on Monday night
LONG ISLAND CITY.-The Grand Jury, which has
bccn in session ut the County Court House for two
davs concluded its labors yesterday No lndct-
ment was found against the booksellers ut hunters
Point There were sixteen members out OIL me
panel OF twcnty-four who served. Of these, SIX
wore from Long Island City. one man VINO went
before the jury testified that he had purchased
tickets in the morning from each of the poO-rooms
procure an indictment against the booksellers until
October...-...J Judge Pratt was occupied yesterday
in the Supreme Court with suit involving nearly
$50. 900 brought by Charles b. Walter, a broker.
againstSOllvcr Barnes aud I. Haskins Du Puy. The
action is to recover the amount OF commissions
which the plaintiff claims Is due hun for negotiating
the sale of a contract for the construction OF the
Marquette, Saute ST, Marie and Mackinaw kail-
road in the State of Michigan. The testimony tor
the prosecution had not concluded when the Court
adjourned. Erastus NJ. Ransom, the former law
partner of President Arthur Is among the counsel
for the defence.
NEWARK.
Police Justice Ricord issued warrant last even
ing for the arrest of Mrs. Adelina lsenberg' on
charge of assaultng her mother, Julia Rodman, |ho
lived with her at No. Livingston-st- Mrs ltOd-
man saws that her daughter gets drunk and abuses
while sleeping on her bed she struck twice with
n Ratchet by her daughter The injured woman lied
from the house, and at night was carried TO Ponce
Ueadonarters Police Surgeon Mercer found deep
cash on her head and bad cut under her right
eye.