New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-29
RED man, and bis wife. Rose Henessey, was in


| England he will retire from the command OF Il,
vessel aud will superintend the building OF Tue
| America which he will command when IL is nnlsn-
was the iO0th he has made on that vessel. When
she entered the Bay on Friday evening the pasSen-
gers assembled In the man saloon lam am Sat col.
lection was taken up and will be used TO purchase
handsome piece OF pate for the Commodore
JOKE THAT PROVED SERIOUS.
Acting Sergeant Delaney of the IomDs fohce
| Court Squad went to No. 219 East Forty-sxth-st'
on Friday night for the purpose OF executing wai
against Charles Donneliy for the sedHGoH 81
| Nellie Doyle, young girl living at NO Z3I East
Forty -six th-st. He met young man VINO salu tbae
| he was Charles Donnelly and was taken In CUSTODY
In the Iombs Police Court YESTERDAY ~ @
he was the brother of the man that was wa1i leu
The pr oner, who is twenty-sXyears ola' was ,no
charged with violating the provision OF tne rt ss
Code which makes 1t misdemeanor 10 lhteri &c
| with an officer IN the discharge or MS dqty. Ho
was held for trial in default of $500 bail. Later I'LL
| the day his brother was apprehended
BROOKLYN.
The po.ice made 563 arrests last week the num-
| Der of permits for new buildings was eighty-sA'
| Sarah Ann Bundy, age ifty-dye, unmarried Nv
| ing at No. 115 MubeIry-st.. fell down stairs ana
| broke her neck early last evening
aSr' LIVING at No IS hmtv-st fell into the river
at the foot OF Pacihcst. last evening. lie was res
cued. bat died soon afterward
| The Injunction restraining the brooklyn Clty
Railroa Company from removing It's tracks from
| the shore road at Fort Hamilton was dissolved
yesterday by Justice Cullen
| Dr. c. n. Mosely, of No. 1919 Grand-st., was ar,
raIgned before Justice Naeher yesterday, charged
| by his vile Elizabeth with a6andoaneht' Sne
stated that she had reason to bslieve that ne Dad
another wife in New jersey Moseiy gave bonus III
| $500.
| A sncak-thief stole the wastcoat Of John Bell,
| butcher. doing business at Patchen-avo. aud Mon
ro,-st. yesterday during his temporary absence.
| There was SSS in the pocket. all Bells available
capital. He had recently started IN business anu
the loss nearly bankrupls him.
Justice Cullen yesterday granted leave to Thomas
| ID. Bullock receiver of the Nrw-Y0rk aud Atiantc
| Railroad Company, to issue S1OO,OOO OF per cent
receivers certificates the funds 20 be used tor COM
| pletmg n bulkhead slip and road-bed.
| Harry, Van Wagner for many years we'll
known detective, who died about two months ago,
was member IN good standing OF the follce
Mutual Aud Society and entitled to s., 90 from lts
| funds. HIS daughter Mrs. Mary =. Johnson,
| claims the sue az next of kin Van Wagners
mother ana brother dispute her clam, saying that
she is ony an adopted daughter.
| Richard Walsh age twenty-five. of No. 1S5 East
Elghteth-sr, NewYor and Patrick Higgins. place OF
abode not stated were arrested yesterday charged
| with completely IN tue forging OF Judge Alexander
McCue's name 10 letters aud recommendations, on
| whc both had obtained employment on tho BUSH
wick Avenue Railroad, Higgins said that Gt ne ne
| gave a man named Merrill $40 and Walsh $6 for
| the letters bearing Judge McCue's name.
John DougheIty, of No 81 Fulton-st., was ar
rested yesterday Tor assault on john Murphy, of
No. 90 Fulton-st., on Thursday Murphy was
standing on the strng-piece of the pier at Har-
becks stores. when DOugherty came behind HIM
| and sczlng him about the body, throw him into the
| water Murphy struck on some drlft-wOod and cut
his head aud hand badly. He could not swim and
| was picked up by a passing tug-boat.
Mary Wenzel. twenty-one years OF age. neat
and comel' German girl. recently landed was found
| aimlessly wandering the streets yesterday. Wnen
| arrested sad she had come over 20 hnd her
sister, who had married since she Jaw her last ana
| lived with her husband. Valentine Tnorwalt at NO.
65s Fuehlng-avc but her brother-in-law refused TO
receive her Yesterday Justic- Massey sent the girl
to jail until her story could De investigated. She
| appears to be somewhat out OF her head.
NEw-JERSEY.
! Observation-Disclosures have been issued by JUS
ticc Bsscl for the arrest of Morris Fenton. James
! Cranley and Edward Olirlen, VINO are charged
with assaultng Cornelius Ilulse and several other
prisons, including two women. For several nights
the employees of the brick yards IN this vicinity
have come TO the town and created disturbances
Justice Blsse has commissioned three aOie-Dodled
men 10 act a. SPECIAL cOnstlbles.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
WHITE PLAINs-The assessmt mt roll and colcc-
tors return for the year $50 has bsol taken from
the office OF II. I. DykInan. the village Treasurer
Mark Clancy who was imprisoned on com
plant of Mary Ann Hogan. vino charged him with
beng the father of her unborn child. obtained his
he ran avay Yesterday his mOther-In-law was
offering 80 for Information of him.
KENsco-Mrs Bates, who short time ago as
saulted Michael McGovern with wagon spring;
Jury. MCGOWAN has since the assault been seat 10
"A lunatlc asylum.
ARMoNK-Ilenry Primrose, employed on the
wafer work, betwesn Kensico and Armonk. was
charged before Justice Long on Thursday with
attempting 10 commit brutal assault
upon Mrs Josephine GouId, with whom he
looking and buxom woman, testified TO four separ-
ate attempts has were made by the prisoner. who
said nothing IN defence bnt rested MS case upon
the COMPLAINANT own statement anu the lacts
elected b. his couns-ls cross examination OF her.
The jury after An absence 81 few minutes only,
rendered verdict OF not guilty.
NEWARK.
The funerals Of Thomas IIartnett, Jeremiah
Cronin and Patrick Thompson, who were sutlo-
Gated IA "A sewer Ga thursday. took place at st.
JameS's Roman Catholic Cnurch yesterday. Tho
servIcrs were largely attended. lnterment was
made IN the Cemetery Of the Holy SePulchre.
John p. Turbrtt. tobacconist, attempted to drive
his wagon across me Morris ana Essex RAILROAD
track u! Flrs-st, yesterday, wien ms wagon was
struck by pushing engine aud demolished. Iur-
butt WAS thrown distance OF thirty leet, but
escaped serious lnlury. The horse was unhurt.
LONG ISLAND.
JANAIcA-Slagge Nlefus, she now calls her
| self who attemotcd to commit suicide by drowning
at Long Beach on rhursday was examined 'ester-
| day as 20 hersanlty by Drs Wood aud llendrckson,
, ! and pronounced sane. Offers have been made by
seyefa persons To take her To their houses but she
SAYS that she has sufficient money TO take her home.
BABYLON-Large catches of menhaden were made
BY the Long Island ishing eancrs last week. The
factories at the east end OF tho island have been
running day aud night The bay fishermen have
also done better IMAM NJ any previous tlIne tnls
season.
BAYvIILE-Frankhn Frost died yesterday from
heart disease. lie the juror in the first trial OF
Patrick Casey for the murder Of Sergeant Comlsky
at Long island City who was taken sick IN the jury
roonl and the jury discharged by Judge Bar
nard without verdict on his account
HUNTINGTON.-Joseph Reynolds was arrested yes
teriay charged with committing a brutal assault
upon Elizabeth Hewitt, girl fifteen years OF age.
| He WAS committed by Justice Stackpole to await
the action of the Grand jury Other complaints of
a similar nature are to be preferred against him.
PA1cHoGUe-Adolph Thurber who lett mis- home
some two weeks ago. has not yet been heard from,
and Ii is feared that wandering IN the scrub oaks
he was lost and has died from hunger and exposure
HEMPsTEAD-Ihe over pond, south of the storage
-.ar..ir Of Tho krnnLly DIV M ller Mnrle