New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-10
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| In the Tombs Police Court yesterday Detectiyes
Won Gerchten, McCaqley and plerce arraigaeu pc .,
fore Justice Morgan Robert Greentha,, lawyer, .,
SS Sas T be- soees deputy sheriff living at
2OS RiylnQton-st and Moses Bernstein, an press
man. living at No II Rdge-st Ihey were Shaag ;tS
by Mrs Louisa BiehI of No. 172 DelanceY-st, VIII
robbery in the second degree, asserting tlat tney
while acting in concert, by means OF threats 70
place her under arrest on ba,d them in 81 900 bail
each for trial.
ELECTRICAL AND MECHANICAL DEVICES.
The Sub Committee on Electrical and Mechanical
Devices of which Professor Henry Morton Is chair
man. and A. b. Chandler, ]: ?. Davis. f. H. May,
II. w. Pope. G.. S. Mott, Elihu Thomson and ).
Elliott Smith are members, held meeting at ROOM ON
No. Az Boreel Building, yesterday to consider the
preliminary report of the secretary, william y;
Behrens OF some 400 patents examined, special
consideration was given to those relating to means
of removing the disturbing influences of induction,
and the more important of these were reserved Ior
more extended and careful consideration. III was
resolved in order TO stimulate and assist inventors
that additional circular letter be issued setting
forth specifically the requirements OF an inclusive
system of underground communication.
BROOKLYN.
Arrests last week. sos; permits for the erection
OF new buildings 90.
The BROOKLYN and Long Island Trunk Railroad
Company will apply to the Board OF Aldermen TO-
morrow for permission 10 cross the streets Inter
sected by Its route from the Bridge to flatoushaVe
The Marcy Avenue Baptist Church has accepted
the resignation of the Rev. Hugh o. Pentecost, VINO
goes 10 st. Paups EyangelIstc Church IN lhlIV-
fourth-st., New-York. 1t is stated that his salary
will be $4,000. In Brooklyn 1t was S3oOo'
feature in building IN Brooklyn this year is the
number of houses for families of moderate means
Seventy-two of these, OF brick, containing Two
stores and basement and renting ior @3oo u
$500, have been built or are under way.
The Will of the late Hosea Webster was admitted
to probate yesterday by Justice Brown III the SUI
preme Court Mr. Websters estate was valued AZ
over g. 600 900 and is mostly lett 70 relatives AS
the document was drawn by the finn oil when the
present Surrogate, Mr. Bergen. is member nc was
disqualified from passing upon II.
The Charities commissioners yesterday decided
TO fit up a room at the Flatbush Hospital for the
Judgment of insane persons picked up by the police
pending their examination. Heretofore the justices
nave been obliged to SEND all sucn 10 the aims
house as Migrants for want OF better accommOda-
tons.
Judge McCue in the City Court yesterday gave
John Fltzsmmons Judgment for S2,o72 against
the Rev. Philip j. Kenny, OF 81. PauPs oman
Catholic Church, to whom he say s, nc gave f-,Ooo
in 1877 IN trust. He alleged that rather Kenny
appropriated the money TO MS own use. The
Judgment included interest There was no defence
Sarah Lebouster, of No. 227 RivingiOnst., New
York. recently sued Bocknor Rcppep0It IN the SUI
preme Court of Kings County for 600 for breach
OF promise, and her LOtbarlo was lodged IN tue
Raymond street Jail In order 10 nave him handy
when wanted Yesterday the young man repented
and sent word TO Sarah that ne like Barkis, was
"wilhn'p Sheriff Stegman gave HIM brief leave
of absence, which was extended indefinitely after
Justice Walsh had made the twain one.
Patrick Dougherty, an incorporate man. Of New
Lots died yesterday at st. Marys Hospital. Last
Sunday at a. III. Officer Herbert saw HIM reel out
OF house and fall hat on the sidewalk and the
door was shut after HIM. lie was tOund 10 Dc
insensible and suffering from two severe wounds on
the head, Of which had fractured the skull. lie
recovered consciousness TWO days after, but could
not tell how he had been hurt. As the walk is not
tagged, the pOlIcs do not believe DougheTtyS
wounds came from his tall.
JERSEY CITY.
Bernard Dugan. age twelve. of No. 215 Four
teenth-st accidentally shot himself in the side
with "A toy pistol on Friday night aud received
probably, fatal injuries. DR.. keating probed for
the ball, but was unable to mud H. aud ne reported
the boy yesterday TO he in critical condition.
The sons of John Duff and Martin Tresner, who
live in the tenenent-hOuse at No. 20S henderson
st. became involved III quarrel last night and
young Tresner knocked his opponent down aud
gave him a severe whipping The elder Iresner
then attacked Dun and while they were struggling
the stOop Dun missed his footing aud falling on
the sidewalk fractured his skull.
NEW-JERSEY.
observation-disclosures Davis and Robert l..
Thorne, who said that they lived in
New-YOrk, were arrested by. Chef Donovan
Yesterday on suspicion OF beng confidence
men. They had been lettering about the steamship
piers. Thome had on his person bogus bill OF cx-
change for 1850 on a London banker a certificate
q
Company, of New-York. and two checks for 81 600
each. Yesterday afternoon 1hOrnc identified
by a New-YoIk detective as james Lille, who re,
Gently swindled a Philadelphia merchant named
Jones out of 1000. he commencement eXer-
cies of the stevens Institute will be held on Thurs
day evening at the German Club House 80. Inc
regatta of the Meteor Rowing Club takes place on
Thursday.
;. Town OF UYIOy.-The body Of Frederick William
Hoffman, who was drowned in the HacXensack
RIVER on June z, was recovered Yesterday. Hofi-
rtv- fnur old. "A NidOWer aud ltypd
IL -''''''' LONG ISLAND.
LONG ISLAND CfTY.-There is a great deal of dis
cussion in Queens County over report that an
effort was 10 be made TO remove Dstrct-Attomey
Downing for receiving fee of $500 TO conduct tho
prosecution of man named Riley, charged with
mond, at Dutch Kills. Mr.. Downing denies tho
charge but states that Desmonds father gave goo
to his clerk defray the expense Of procuring wit
uesses.... The State tax III Queens County this
year will be $4,000 higher than 1t was last year.
HYDE PARK.-The viii Of the late Mary Ann
Williams Is being contested before Surrogate
Townsend, of Queens County. Mrs. Williams died
i'm March, leaving will and codicll. The will
gave all of her household goods 70 her husband.
To her nephew. Alfred G. Cornwell. she gave all
other property. Mr.. Williams died before his wife
and after his death she added the codic to her will
The will and codcil made the nephew the sole
lepates and executor OF the estate The disln-
herted brother seeks to set the viii aside on the
ground that II was procured by fraud.
COLLEGE POINT.-Thc explosion OF the boiler mt
the Ansonia Rubber Works on Friday night is at
tributed to lack Of water. II Is said that there
was crack in tho head OF the boiler last IAN and
the cracked head was replaced by new one. The
fragments OF the boiler which completely
demolished were blown towards the river, other
wise the destructIon of property would have been
heavy The damage is about $4,000 Fire
man Hoppe. who was badly scalded and had his
arm broken, is improving.
STATEN ISLAND.
NEW BRIGHToY.-Genera L. Saterlee has invited
the Fourth Brigade of the State Militia to hold
field day at his residence and grounds June 20.
Among The features of the day will be sham
battle an encampment at Silver Lake and a dress
parade.
-DoRP.-The Staten Island Trotting Associa-
ton was formed last week. The members comprise
several wealthy brewers and number OF politicians
and horsemen from Richmond County. 1t is in
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