New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-13
furniture and report upon the advsablity OF adopt
ing standard.
A LONG. DELAYED WARRANT EXECUTED,

MAY ste,nert voune lawyer of this city. was ar
rested Monday evening on Warrant OF a.sscn ~
ment issued N june isSU oy sa accusad of having
kept 5000 which he had collected IN 1879 LOT enLS
SiInmermeyer Ex-Judge J. 3. Bosworth heard tne
case as referee and reported against steineIa,
and the report was confirmed by the
Supreme Court Steincrt did not pay the money
and a writ of attachment was issued against MN
for 81, 100. The defendant asserted that ne naa
paid $500 to Snrnermeyer. and produced a receipt
which was declared to be forgery. Steinert also
that the case against him went party oy a Uq
yer at the time of the Seawanhska dlsast
ter The warrant for sh.r stsineT hands arr for
over two years and different reasons are gwen ior
the failure TO execute it before this Tune peputy
Sheriff Tuomey who has held the warrant for inc
last SIX months has been an acquaintance Oh oei
ert's since the latter child He says tha in as
has been unable to find Stenert, whose irlen ass
would assure the officer that the man no Island
or %"' in some some other remote region; At
length he came upon Steinert and placed tninert
Ludlow Street JAIL where he yes re that had
long existed between himself anu 1ho GG nppwi.
Tuomey were not broken OFT by tne hhoT Sor
edge that the latter that hd they met frequently
Instead of being fugitive otened5' h has wali1ed
been almost constantly in the cay anu nS f Samaer
the downtown stecets without thought OF uaigel.
u eynia'ns his arrest at this late day by saying
that Iuomey had become somewhat emparrasseda
by the escape OF Samue Op !I, ,h"n@ht that
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he could redeem his reputation by arrestlng hlm'
WORK ON THE BROOKLYN BRIDGE"
President Henry C. Murphy, of the Bridge Irus-
fees Sc Mt to Mayor Low of yesterday Tue
following statement of the work done on the piuge
III the past month: 1870, .h 90
June has consisted mostly OF putting III place large
number of intermediate floor beams, the erection vi
trusses outer and INNER to panel tbireen, ana tno
erection of supporting channels and promenade hool
beams The eyebars the oyerioor stays nave peen
TIT hat "A H.
have all made Tor cutting and making overhoorr
STAYS few those next the towers nave Deen cut
roadw avs the approaches has been gong on ny put
ting concrete about Onethird OF that required Oh
the Brooklyn approach has been done.
Putting the Franklin square bridge mas progresseu
by additional trusses complete, making TOUR com
peted. IT., -. Co., .b.
roadway OF the superstrucure has been receives anu
stored ready for on the bridge premises . -.
The amount OF steel received during the month oi june
from the Edgcmoor Iron Company was 3O9 tons
Mayor Low sent for and conferred with Assistant
Engineer Martin, who has practical charge Oh Iue
work and aferward sent the following dlspatcn TO
President William Sellers, OF the Edgemoor iron
Company the contractor for the steel i'll the bridge
supeTSruoture -
understand that work upon eyebars for the Brooklyn
Bridge is being delayed while are making IRON eye
bars Bridge. Our inspector repOrteq
that work would be resumed yesterday lo-uay
learn OF further probable delay flease eApiam'
Engineer Martin said to a TRIBUNE reporter tnat
the work on the bridge supestructnre was prac-
tcalIv at q standstil now because OF the faure 10
deliver the eyebars AS TO the resolution TO have
him come before the trustees, Mr. Martin SAID that
he was very glad II had passed. lie wished that
the trustees had called him INTO their meetings 1or
the past ten years