New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-23

eiobtoen men were arrested in Frankln-st. All ex-
cept seven were discharged at the Seventh Precnct
Police Station. The seven were arralgned De1ore
Justice Fisher, where they gave fictitious names.
As tho evidence against thcm was not complete
they were discharged.
The trial of n sult to recover $4,000 as damages
for personal Injuries begun yesterday IN the tlI
cult Court The suit is brought by Mrs Ellen Nchois
against the BrooklvnCity Railroad Company. While
leaving car in Nlyrtle-ave.. she was thrown 10 me
ground and badly hurt, her right shoulder being
badly wrcnched. The defence denied that the
woman was severely injured.
JERSEY CITY
Ex-Shcrf Tofcy Yesterday sold tho stock and
fixtures of he silk mill at Marion under an eXecu-
ton. They brought $4,000.
man, whose name has not been ascertained. was
cut to pieces yesterday afternoon nj the Greene-st
crossing of the Pennsylvania Railroad lle was
struck by locomotive engine while picking up
coal on tho track.
The Tabernacle in jersey City was crowded by
fashionable audience last night on the occasion OF
the twenty-sixth annual commencement exercises
of the Hasbrouck Institute. There were twelve
graduates. The gold medals for scholarship were
awarded to Minnie L. Nichols and Louis Sherwood.
Matte Beach, alias Bunce, arraigned before
Judge Stlsing yesterday morning on charge of
bigamy The complainant was Mrs. Carrie Styles,
of No. 1,3l5 FOurth-ave., who charged the defend
ant with having married her husband Charles
Styles, although she had two other husbands liy-
ing, one in Kingston, n. Y. and the other in Provi-
dence, K. l. The accused woman who il only TWEEN
" years old, denied the charge, and was committed
for trial.
NEWARK
well-dessed young man bought revolver in q
pawn shop in Ialsey-st, Newark, about p H. yes
serday. He was directed to the place by boy,
Edward De Bow, TO whom he said that he wanted
to buy q gun. The bOv watched the man after he
left the shop and saw him load the revolver in the
street. De Bow then followed him and saw hlm
enter J. Winters liquori store, at No. Springfield
ave. Within two minutes the boy heard pistol
shot in the store and Immediately after he said the
man who bought the revolver came out and walked
away. De Bow pursued him, and procured his ar
rest in Planest. by Policeman Leonard. Az the
police station the prisoner said that he was James
Dunn, of No. Go Ehzabeth-st., this city. reyol-
Yer, with one chamber empty, was found upon MN.
lie would give no account of what happened IN the
store. Winters also refused to explain the shoot
ing, merely saying that one man shot at another.
NEW-JERSEY.
HoBoKEN.-C Charles Walters, the proprietor of
mems furnishing store at No. rs Westinghouse,
has been arrested on n charge of obtaining goods
worth S1l1 SO under false pretences from Fritz
Prudential, a hat manufacturer OF Brooklyn.
MARION-A game of baseball between the Jersey
City and Newark police WAS played yesterday al
ternoOn ut Marion, the jersey City nine winning by
a of 80 to z. OH or Harris, one OF the New
ark policemen was struck by train at the Marion
station, while waiting to return home. and i'll
stautly killed.
LONG ISLAND CITY.
Michael Hanlon, employed at the Standard Oil
Works. Hunters Point. was seriously injured yes
terday while at work testing oil. lie was leaning
over the man-hole of the tank when the oil suddenly
exploded. He was thrown into the air, his face and
hair being covered with the burning oil. His in
jures severe, but not necessarily fatal: The fire
Ill the tank was eXtngulshed with small loss.
STATEN ISLAND
CLIFToN.-The number of dead bodies Of now
born infants found on the shores OF Staten Island
within a short time have caused the authorities
there to begin an Investigation. Coroner Ambrose
has adjourned the inquest in the case OF the last
body found, the mead OF which was covered with
coat of tar, until Monday next. Each body found
costs the county from Sl5 to 800 for officials fees
asked the New-York authorities to assist him in the
investigation. lie thinks that the bodies came from
some asylum IN this city.