New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-17

n noars oJ When her son disappeared from their
home. In West Sixteenth-st., he was only Twelve
years old The bereayed mother mas srshio 81 her
only child. She refuses to believe that any narn,
has come.to him, aud thinks that he VIII one oay
return to gladden. her aged eyes.
COMING FROM NEw-JERsEY WILLINGLY.
Detectives Reilly and Won Gerichten yesteruay
arrested William Fl. Post and Edward u. Allen, VINO
were found in Newark, aud who consentea 10 CONF
to this city without formal extradition. Iney were
charged with having, president and secretary OF
the City Chemical Company Obtained AMMONIA
water worth 81. 100 from Harrison Brothers d GO.
Attorneys office in the sum of $1,000 each, Smith
Ely, jr., and Ii. +. Allen becoming the bondsmen.
A CAT THAT WAS WEARY OF LIFE:
Treasurer stevens, OF the staten Island haiIwaS
Ferry, owns q cat remarkable for its sagacousness,
and which has lived in the ferry-house since IL was
kitten fifteen years ago. The cat has been great
pet with all the employees, and since 1t became
partly paralyzed, q few weeks ago, they have at
tended 1t with the most affectionate care. Still the
animal seemed to be Respondent and yesterday
made deliberate attempt at suicide py Junping On
the pier. The bridgeman succeeded IN rescmng H.
and after being restored 10 full animation, IL ate
quarter of pound of raw meat with the same rel
ish as OF yore.
INDICTED FOR FRAUDULENT VOTING. Dab
The Grand Jury yesterday indicted Charles haap
George +. Brill and j. II. Behan, INSPECTORS % oi
election who served at the election OF 1921 ISoi
in the Second Election District OF the VIM! III
Assembly District. +. Elery Anderson, OF tn9
County Democracy, made the complaint, ana
the witnesses are John f. Gerdes of No. 40 Canal
ST., and George Ruckert, of No. 116 Canal-st, WHO
with other citizens 1t is said, went to vote anu
found that others had voted on their Mares al
though the witnesses were known TO the inspectors.
The prisoners were released on LOU pail IN eacn
case Assemblyman John E. Brodsky Identifying
the bondsman.
STEALING FROM POST OFFICE Box. ~,
Edward Stactholz a messenger in the employ OF
the Pictet Artificial Ice Company, OF NO l43 broau
way was seen yesterday by Post Once clerk IA
the act of stealing some letters from one OF tine
locked boxes in the Post Of1ce. lne young uah nau
a key to the box used by the ice company, ana Wncn
nc had opeued II he reached in his nand into the ad
Joining box which IL owned by Inc NeC-f Tk Oo-
serrer lie distracted three letters, but tearing oD
servation, he threw them into the gutter. ne Nus
arrested and taken before COMMISSIONS onielus.
He made written confession OF his guilt, anu was
held for examination to-day.
BECOMING AN ACCOMPLICE BY BUYING A TICKET
Jerome UrwItz, who described himsen as , a pr
yate detective was the complaining witness yester-
.day against Charles ID. j. Noelke ana MS clerk,
Henry Wilson, whom he accused OF selling ioileIy
tickets at No. 23S Grand-st NoeIke mas reoenuy
been convicted tor the same offence committed al
the same place, and is now on ball penang an ap-
peal to the supreme Court. Recorder Smyth, ailef
the testimony of Urwtz had been gwen, advised sd
the Jury TO acquit on the ground that Urwiz was
the only witness and that lie became an accompIlce
III The offence by buying the ticket. Inc law does
not allow "a conviction on the uncorIopoIaUco IeS'
mony of an accomplish.
PLEADING GUILTY To MANsIAUGHTER. .
Anthony Reddlngton, who caused tne dealn VI
Walter Is. Kitchel, brakeman on the Slxtn Avenue
Elevated Railway, by pushing MN on Z tne cars
while in motion the Blocker Street station on
the night of August IL, pleaded guilty yesterday III
the Court of General Sessions OF manslaughter IN
the third degree He entered the car with seve1 era
companions, some of the party being intoxicated
and III dispute with the brakeman Reddlngton
showed him against the gate, over which lie fell 10
the street below, and he dled tDe next gay. no
original charge against heudlngtoh was huruer III
the second degree.
RROOKIYN
In the suit brought by Miss Sarah Freusdorf
against Abraham Schwartz to recover $4,000 as
damages for breach of promise of marriage, an IN
quest was taken III the Circuit Court yesterday and
$500 was awarded to tho plaintiff
JERSEY CITY.
AS the locomotive of the Chicago limited express
was entering the Pennsylvania Railroad Depot last
night II ran into q locomotive going out and both
engines were badly damaged, although they were
running at a low rate of speed. The passengers IN
the exnress train were frightened but no one was
hurt. Travel was not delayed.
James Leutz, a cook on the Red Star Line steamer
p. Caland. was arrested by Officer Egan IL Ex-
change place last night on q charge of smuggling
Leutz had $50 segars in his possession aud said
he was taking them over to New-YOrk for the cook
of another steamer. Two men. who were with him
when the officer made his appearance, escaped.
Ann Leather, age forty, wife of Andrew Leather
was found yesterday morning lying dead in the
back yard under one of the windows OF her rooms
was addicted to drinking, and it Is supposed that
she got out OF bed during The night and fell out OF
the window Her leg was broken and her head cut
County Physician Converse gave permit Tor
burial.
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
NEW RoCHELLE.-At meeting OF the Presbyter-
ian Society OF New Rochelle, it voted TO send
call to the Rev. William b. Walter OF Scranton,
Penn, to become the pastor
NORM TARRYTowN.-The Rev. Lyman E. Davis
who recently resigned the pastoral charge of the
BeelInan Avenue Methodist Church, North larry
town, has removed to Michigan, for years rest
and study.
WHITE PLArNs.-The Medical Society of West
chester County will hold meeting at theOraw am
pun Hotel, White Plains, to-day, when DIR. NJ. +.
Curtis will read a paper on The Ethology OF In
fictitious Diseases "
LONG ISLAND.
QUEENS CoUNTY-The State valuation for
Queens County for 1882 $3S 45S, 424 an increase
Of 81 259 last year. There has TO be raised
for court expenses and shore inpector $10,622 II,
making total tax for 1857 OF S95.911 46 an In
crease OF $40 40 80 over 1851.
HICKsvIILE.-Fritz Kleonne. of Hcksvile,
caught his foot in a frog he was walking across
the track of the Long Island Railroad yesterday in
the face of an approaching tram, In endeayorlng
TO eXtricate himself from his perllOuS position lie
broke his leg In two places.
FLUsHING.-The scull race between Elliott and
Riley for 81 000 which was TO have taken place on
Flushing Bay yesterday, was again postponed Oh
account of the rOughness of the water. The race
will ia Ike place to-day at o'clock ON the Harlem
River.
STATEN ISLAND.
LINDEN PARK-Mrs. Nellie Lake, a resident of
Linden Park OF the line of the Staten Island Rail-
way was found yesterday wandering in the woods.
She is thought to be insane.
OMPKINsyIILE.-John Gl9sin. the employe of
the Lighthouse Department at Tompkinsyille, who
was found dead in the woods at Port Richmond,
was buried Yesterday by the Masonic lodge of Temp
kinsvllle of which he a member. 1t is now
thought that he committed suicide.