New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-30

f0rcement
outlying towns arc responsible for the state OK
affairs in them, and they can Only DC reached
through petition and the District Attorneys once.
AS to change in the Sunday law, Mr.. Low says IL
is beyond his province.
John w. Hogate of No. 1879 Westinghouse,
and Charles Aldridge. of No. Willow-st. were
before Justice Walsh yesterday on coup tercnarges
of assault. Mrs. Hogate left her husband q Few
months ago on account of his jealousy OF Adrldee'
who VISITED them Sne wb her snd ayes his
landady a good deal of attention. On SUNDAY
Hogate met Aldridge and they bad an alteration.
They were unable TO tell yesterday wnlcn struck
the first blow. The charges were dismissed.
JERSEY CITY.
Charles Mcpherson was arrested by Detectiye
Bowe yesterday afternoon and taken 70 New
Brunswick to answer charge Oh enoedz'e gagon
and load of fish belonging TO PatricK coru' hi'
employer
rwo of the public parks in Jersey City are being
kept open through the lberallty of two private
citizens ex-MayOr Hopper and II. n. Eye. Inc APP
preparation for the maintenance of the parks be-
came exhausted about month ago, and the PARK,
keepers were DISCHARGED and the parks closed uhtii
Messrs Eye and Hopper came to the rescue
Ivan. KolaskI and Clemence Pschakapowski,
brothers. were arrested yesterday on charge OF
znska of No 566 Grove-st. 1t is alleged that the
woman was knocked down and brutaily kicked Dy
the three men. Sne has been unable TO leave ner
bed since the assault and her condition is consid-
cred critical The prisoners are held to await the
result of her injuries.
Enrco Pirotta was arrested in New-fork yester-
day afternoon and taken to jersey City to answer
a charge of mansaughter. Plrotta and anotner
Italian named Andrea Tomasino on August ii
became involved in a quarrei. Pirotta struck
Tomasino on the head with club. felIlng MIN 10
the ground. TOmasinO was picked up ana taken 10
the Charity Hospital, where II was found that MS
skull was fractured. Yesterday morning I0maslno
died and Detective Keenan, and officer frannam,
who knew PirOtta, were sent to look Tor him. de
Uaa nur1i N "A
prisoner says that he struck Iomaslno IN SELL
defence.
John Curran, the proprietor of a grocery store at
No Al Coles-st, was arrested yesterday and taken
before Justice Warren on a charge of embezzling
| 81 900 belonging 10 the Rev. Peter Donohue
Catholic priest, living in Buffalo, n. 7; The Rev
| Mr. Douohro owns the property al No. Al Coles,
ST. and fifteen months ago he put it In charge OF
Curran, who was to have his rent free Tor collect
lug the other rents. Since then fatner Donouue
| has received only S02 from Curran, and, ms sus-
| picious being aroused, hs wrote to James ~ Man
ming. jersey City lawyer requesting hlm 70
| make an investigation. DIR. Manning ascertalned
that Curran had collected $64 mouth for fourteen
| months aud $54 Tor the other month"; Curran ad-
| mits having collected the money, but he says that
he put It in hs grocery business as he looked upon
Father Donohue AS his partner and responsible Tor
| his share of the losses. Curran was required to
| give BAH IN the sum of 81 900.
WEsTCHESTER COUNTY.
| UASrIvGs-The steamer Richard Stockton be-
longing to the Pennsylvania Railroad transfer line.
| between JERSEY City and Newburg, when on Hast
iups Yesterday morning lost five paddles from one
| OF ner " heels aud compelled To anchor. Her
| passengers and freight were transferred 10 the
| steamer Sylvester.
WHITE PLAINs.-Albert Wood, alias George
Mecker alas Frank Bedeil, notorious horse thief
| against whom three indictments were recently
found. one for stealing span OF valuable horses
| from James lIOyt, of Bedford, was arrested IN
Litchfeld County. Conn, with the stolen horses IN
| his possession On being taken before magistrate
he was reonired to give bail IN ~, 600, which lie
! furnished and was discharged lie was then rear
| rested on a civil SUIT brought against hlm by Mr:
| IIoyt. who claimed damages Of S0,OOO. Sherl1
Horton, of Westminster County. obtained requls-
! ton from Governor Cleveland aud proceeded to
| Lltchiield County TO bring the accused man to
| White Plains for trial, but 1t was determined to
| hold him.
LONG ISLAND.
| AsTORIA-A colored boy uamed Phillips fell into
the East River near McKernan's boat landing yes
| tertay and was nearly drowned when young man
| uamed Small jumped into tue river and rescued
| him.
SoUTHoLD.- There is considerable indignation at
Southold Suffolk County, at the action of Captain
| Gibbs, of the steamer Colt which was chartered
| for an excursion TO MOntauk on Monday. III Is as
| serted that the agreement was made TO carry ZOO
| persons but when about one hundred were on the
| boat the order was given that DO more would be
taken. Those who went on the boat say that they
| did not 60 within twenty miles OF Montauk.
| LONG ISLAND CITY-Patrick Smith and Thomas
Ward, at the Justices court yesterday, were charged
| with stealing q watch aud chain from Edward
| Schuker at Astoria. Ward was found guilty and
| sentenced to thirty days Imprisonment He told
the Justice that Smith did not have anything to do
with the robbery and Smith was discharged ......
| Annie Ruger. age eighteen, deaf and dumb girl
living with her parents at Bresall, was struck by
| the Paichogue train on the Montauk Railroad ON
| Tuesday night and instantly killed.
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