New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-29

MISSING FROM HOME.
Mrs. George A. Boswell Of No. 302 West FIT
feminist stated ut Police Headquarters last night
that her husband. forty-liye years old. lad been
missing from home since Saturday evening" Mr.
Boswell had been working for man named Parker
in Tweuty-fourth-st, and after receiving his wages
! on saturday he had gone home with his young
daughter. and after giving her book he had gone
CUT saying he was going to Nlmihave s;rn ' + boS
and she could imagine no reason ior ms disappear
ance He was, she said a man of moderately good
habits, although he drank occasionally
BROOKLYN.
The number of persons who used the free baths
| last week was 20. $50
The funeral of r. Carlton Overion, who died on
| Saturday. took place yesterday at his home, No 80
| Cambr dRc-pace.
Mayor Low has removed three dog-catchers for
exceeding their authority in the matter of taking
! care OF stray ours.
The rain of Sunday did not increase the depth of
water in the Hampstead Reservoir. only nVc leet
and three inches OF water remain In II.
! A swIndier who has victimzed several physicians
| while waiting for them in their offices, stole
marble clock from DR.. White, OF Pineapple-st.. on
| Saturday.
Mrs Margaret Cadet, age sixty-One, of No 200
Calycr-st., committed suicide Yesterday by taxing
oxalic acid. No cause Is assigned for the act Shc
| left husband and daughter.
| Owing to the fact that Michael Maloney, OF No
| 1853 Park-ave, had made dog chain OF ms slS-
pcnders. and was leading fine setter dog III court
ST.. ut an early hour yesterday mornlng he was ar
rested The dog belonged to j. Schieiman, OF No
| b25 Myrtle-ave., and Maoney could not tell how he
| got it.
1t Is proposed to send ont circulars 10 secure sub
scrpiions toward fund Of $4,000 or $2OO'0OO
| to found reiormatOry for boys In Brooklyn. The
| Truant} Home. in East New York where RON
forty to sixty boys are kept costs the cty plO,VVo
Il year, and its st stem and management Is con-
demned by those who have studied them.
The certificate OF incorporation of the Christian
| Rescue temperance Union of BROOKLYN was filed IN
the County Clerks office yesterday; me objects
religious, moral, intellectual aud social improve
ment and edvGaiom Jko tEH,so arG T1 o5 &
| Spooner, Andrew l.. Martin. Henry Bliss, Charles
| b. Fish and William f. MillmgtOn.
The Supervisor and Highway Commissioners Of
| the Town OF New Lots voted yesterday ~ require
man at each of the twelve crossings in the town
cussion John Rogers, of No. 81 North FoIrth-st,
| Brooklyn, who was driving Il load OF lumber over
the track in Atantlc-ave., at Schcnckst., was run
| into 10y rapid transit tram. lie was lnkUWn some
distance, but was not seriously hur,, andcle wagon
was badly damaged. There was no hagnan at the
| crossing
| The police arrested James Hngon and Edward
+. Bryon. on Sunday, on the charge of pcrSonatIng
| policemen. Their plan was to go into liquor shop
| which was open and say they were detec-
| tives. After stating that If they found the place
| open again they would complain of the violation OF
the law they would borrow 81 from the liquor
seller and then go TO another shop. Ilngon re-
Gently called upon Inspector Jewett at Police Head
| quarters and said that he was James Jervls, Tor
| sixteen years Chef of the Police OF Portsmouth,
| q
| country. Ga Saturday BryOn also called upon the
Inspector az a messenger from Jcryls and sought to
get some temporary assistance for Jeryls, when
| not given TO him.
JERSEY CITY.
| All the members OF the " Lava Bod Gang who
arrested IN the series of police raids between
| and D O'Clock yesterday morning were sent 10 the
| Pententary for three months
Jeremiah Crowley arraisned before Judge
Stslng yesterday morning on charge or atroclous
| assault and battery on 5lchael Ryan Inc TWO
in. Mt Nh.
| became involved ina quarrel, when Crowley stabbed
Ryan in the eye with knife, inficung extreme
| ~ painful and very serious INJURY Inc prisoner
was baled for trial
Ellen Stanton age for,y-fiye, resident of New
Bunswck, was arrested on the Heights on sunday
evening while reeling around the streets in maud
| lin condition. She accompanied by her ttteUn-
yeaT-od son, who Is half,wltted, aud VINO always
accompanies his mother on her periodical sprees, do
ing all ne can TO induce her to stop drinking ana
60 home: Judge Lawrence sent mother ana son 10
| the Pententary for two MONTHS the boy Dehg
committed because lie is unable TO take care OF
himself.
John Wagner, for whom the police have been
looking for nearlya year, on account OF an atTOc0uS
assault and battery on Sergeant lioldereT, was ar
res ed by Sergeant Heath at O'Clock yesterday
! morning When he was arraigned in court he Inn
pudenty Informed Judge Stlslng that he could
take all the punishment the Court could give MIN.
g. All right" sand the Judge, when you have
served three months III the Pententiary you VIII oe
held 10 answer the charge OF atroclous assault"
NEWARK
James Malone, age four was drowned in the canal
lock at Ryerst. yesterday afternoon. His parents
lived at No 143 South Canal-st The body was re-
covered
Nearly 3 600 people were assembled in Wieden-
movers Park, Newark. yesterday on the occasion
of The celebration OF the twen yfit anniversary OF
the Concordla Singing Society OF Newark, AL the
German singing societies of Newark, with visiting
societies of the state, took part. concert was
gwen by the combined societies. assisted by the
band OF the LIST Regiment aud an orchestra: There
was procession and nag presentation, and an adj
dress was made by August RaDke
LONG ISLAND
IONG ISLAND CITY-The pool-rOOmS at Hunters
Point remained closed all yesterday ana 40 attempt
made 10 reopen them. SneIlH wright, WIN
three deputies was early upon the ground and an
nounccd his firm determination 70 prevent any pool
| selling. 1t is not believed that the gamblers viii
attempt to carry Oh their business III Long Island
| City again this yeaT....--Ih committee of the
| Queens County Board OF Supervisors on asylums
met at the Insane Asylum. Mineoia yesterday to
| continue their investigation OF ITS management.
number OF witnesses testified III behalf OF the nstl-
| tuition. The committee will meet again ut Jamaica
| on Wednesday,
BLIssvILLE-An Italian ragpicker, age about
fifty, struck by westward bound tram Oh the
Long Island Railroad at BissyilIe yesterday, and
| Instantly killed.
STATEN ISLAND.
| STAPLEToN-John Sims, of Rocky Hollow, Staple
ton, yesterday sent to the Kings County Pcni-
Tertiary for sixty days for beating his wife,.
| The Rev. Dr. ~. John, who was claSsmate of the
| late Rev. Dr. Rockwell, will supply the pastOrate
of the Presbyterian Church in Stapeton. made
cant BY the death of Dr. Rockwell, until u perma-
nent pastor is secured
WESTClIESrER COUNTY.
Observation-Disclosures United states Tariff Com
mission, with ex-President Hayes and Bishop Simp-
son and family yesterday afternoon the guests
of Major W. Il. BerghOig at his home on LaCher's
| Hill, New Roche le. Alter luncheon the Commits
sion started for the city, and thence for Rochester.
A SMALL FRESHMAN and A MAD STEER
Two steers escaped from the abattoir at the foot