New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-08
vopK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, SEPTEMBEK g IooA
run over by Putnam-ave. street car on wednss.

run over by q Putnam-ave street car on Wednec'
dav.
punishment of Policemen Keegan and VReliiy,
whom he deprived of their clubs for sixty days, Dy
allowing them 20 carry their locusts" at night.
The drowned body Of man was found @!u at the
about forty years. height five feet seven lnches anu
he had sandy complexion, a black mostache' ana
brown hair.
The body found nj the foot of Batic-st. on Thurs
day has been identified that of James Gordon, OF
Boston, who had fallen overheard last week. when
drunk, from the schooner Maude Fish, al jersey
CITY, where he was employed.
The certificate of death for Nelson NJ. Taylor, age
ffty-three, of No. 104 Meseroe,st, presented oy
Dr. julius Guadinger, of No. 355, Graham1ave:.
yesterday, set forth the cause TO- pc Pnyond
refused burial permit and Coroner Doyle was
directed to mold an inquest
An order of arrest was granted yesterday Dy
2sGgs Clement x No the oy SGas IN the suit
brought bv Lena Hlltz, through her guardian. 10
recover SIC, 900 as damages for an alleged cr,minai
assault committed on her on june 20 og Ddun w.
who was her employer. The bail was liked az
$1,000.
John Featherston and John Bradley, who were
arrested at late hour Thursday night for DeihR
drunk and disorderly, were recognized YESTERDAY
morning when they were arralgned In the fonce
Conrt as persons for whom the police had been Yen
looking for some time. Bradley was wanted ior
IObbing Mr.. Curtiss. the captain of tugb0at, or
gold watch and Featherston wanted for assault
and battery. Both are held.
George Bother. barber who does business at No.
81 Central ave-, arrested yesterday on charge
of atroclous assault and battery on William Nolan.
Bother was persuaded to 60 to the Democratic
primary in Summit-aye and attempt TO vote.
although he did not live in the precinct. lie was
challenged by Nolan and then SAID that he DID not
want to vote. Nolan, he says, followed him from
the polling place knocked him down. and was
beating him when Bother drew q knife and stabbed
his assailant Bother was bailed Tor examination.
Nolau's IN uries not serious
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
WAsHINGToNvILLE- Oster was arrested and
committed TO the County Jail yesterday on achargo
of stealing horse belonging to William A. hus-
tace of WashngtOnvie, from pasture IN upper
New-Rochelle
WEST -VERNON.-The ticket Office OF the
Harlem Railroad Company ut this place. was iorci
bly entered between 1915 and p. m on L 1urs,
day during the absence of the agent, Mr: hlcnard
Powers, and robbed of between 500 and @ZoO III
morev. The loss will fall upon Mr.. Powers
PORT CHEsrER.-The wife of Mr.. Close. proprle-.
tor of shoe store IN Man-st., about midnight OF
Thursday discovered a burglar getting through
| window. She aroused her father. Mr.. l0mpkins,
| who fired at the burglar, but without ELECT Pc
| yond making the robber beat retreat Mr.. lomp-
kins pursued him, pistol in hand and ordered niin
| TO halt which he failed to do and MI lompKihs
| fired at him Some of the neghbDrs joined IN the
chase and captured the burglar. lie was taken De-
fore Justice Henderson, and committed 10 tue Coul
| ty jail to await the action of the Grand jury lie
| gave his name as Thomas Many OF Poughkeepsie.