New-York tribune., 1883-06-04

S;~,onson sepseless with his club. With McCuiiens
help he was taken to store near py Rrnadwav car
onJ stared TO 90 home. Nothing has been heard OF
him since The police disbelieve the womans stoTy
and have taken no steps TO investigate lis
an nSs Cantain Washburn, IN whose precinct tne
niared clnhblng occurred says he knows nothing
fit.
AMOTHER'S PLEA FOR HER SON UNhELDED
Charles Gilbert. age twenty two, of No. 225 west
E,Itiefh-st was arrested last week for interfering
in fight between two disreputabie, women. Jus,
tics Patterson acting under the sarniprs Ples''o of
fallen women committed him in default OF SoOo
bail for good behavior. GilberFs motner, r fce ce
spectable-lookng woman w w''S sotnrdav. to accord
her boy an examination, assurlhg nsn, s " living
could furnish proof that be worked iol mnn ' n.
noi,cemman who arrested Gilbert and two others;
testified that Justice Patersons nIst Pd ,Iat be
Gilbert was correct one Mrs, ui'oe e,t Iast month
opJu snd that he worked for the money The Jusuce
said that the evidence of the officer was
od that Gilbert must either procure Dail OF suHur
;mnrisonment u Wilson S. Wolfe. counsel for uu-
bert, began remohsTahco.. d;so,ss;no tbis mat
fhere is no wasting time discussing @ uniS man
teri said the Justice. believe tins young man az
a,.ryes the punishment he is undergoing, and VIII
not tighten it, , - NJ, yo1fo
~ will not listen to any arguments lhterrup.ou
the Justice and then requested the cOuhse 10 s.ao
down., :u... ho,op ooa;n began the
IL have some rlSntS mere, aS'i" "0s" va
counsel. ,ho ,rstics n n
court officer aud then. turning to Wolfe, SAD:
Won do moi like my decision you have your remedy.
And will exercise IT." said Mr. Wolie, as he
was gently pushed off the stand by the officer. -,
s.If you don't keep still l VIII commit you,
called out the Justice as Wolfe walkeu away
mptterins.
RELEASED FROM CHARTER CLAIMS.
The fact has lust beer made known that the
Jrnion Ferry Company, whose charter provides tnat
after paying 10 per cent dividend 10 thc
stockholders and providing fund to pay
claims which may be made against the com,
pany the surplus assets should De pau
over TO the Brooklyn City Hospital, PAID iast
wear to the hospital the sum of $7oOOo, anu Sc
cnred a release of all claims under the company
charter The UnIon Ferry Company was organized
in 1854 with a capital of $3.50. 900. now Increased
TO 81 O0O, ,O00 and the original stockholders Were were
among the corporators of the City Hospital: Inc
company paid this city 81 year for It's
ferry lease for many years DuV las'
wear the lease was renewed at SlOO,OOo year.
THE amount to be reserved for the purpose OF meet
ing claims was left to the discretion OF he directors
and il now amounts to $3.50 0O0,invested IN Uuited
States bonds. No payments were made 10 tne nos
been legally, changed to ct the GOO bro1kiyn Gt n
claimed by some of the directors OF me company
and their counsel that the clause providing ior tue
payments to the hospital was invalid ana TIC pay
ment in view of this is deemed somewhat singular
One of the directors says that the payment Is COM
promise he last report of the company snow
assets of 80 OH S26 67 liabilities OF III, ,l4Z|44 oo
and surplus of $S75,OSl 81