New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-16

ana slxty-eight brides refuseu W state IhoH ages
| when they were married.
| GETTING EVEN WITH HER HUSBAND
| Max Bloom, of No. 75i First-ave., beat his wife
| AnnIe night or two ago. She caused ms arrest.
In the YorkvIlle Police Court yesterday, MS excuse
| that he was drunk was not accepted oy onsiee
Herman, aud he was fined $40 and put under bonds
to keep the peace. Turning to his wife, he patted
her on the back and asked her to run right away
quick home and get those $40" She went, but at
last accounts had not returned with the money.
GIVING BONDS BEFORE SAILING.
Thomas V. Wheelan, Custom House otheer test
tilted before Commissioner Shields yesterday that
when he attempted on Sunday night 10 eXtinguisn
fire in the steamer AdriatIc of the White star
Line. Captain j. W. Jennings, commander OF the
Adratic. forcbly tried to prevent hun from dong
so. Jennings said that Wheelan and Dunlap,
another officer, interfcred with the crew VINO were
putting out the fire, and he pushed Wneelan away
that account. Jennings sailed on the return trip
of the Adrlaic but gave bonds in $4,000 to appear
on March II.
PLENTY OF WORK FOR TIE COLUMBIA MEN.
At a regular meeting of the directors OF the Co
lumbia College Boat Club, it was decided TO have
a series of athletic games at Madison Square Garden
send four to contest for the Chlds cup at PhIla-
delpha. This gives Columbia a university eight
cared race with Harvard, a freshman eight-9ared
race with Harvard, and four-oared race with the
University of PENNSYLVANIA and Princeton: Inc
Harvard University will take place III The lat
ter part OF June, and the Childs race lew days
earlier.
ANOTHER VICTIM OF THE TOY-PIsToL.
Louise Stannard the twev -year-olG girl who
was snot on the evening OF December 20 by Samuel
BackwoOd, age twelve. with small toy-pistol
while she was visiting at the Hamilton Flats, No.
1GJ East Sixty. ilth-st, died last night at Mount
Sinai Hospital from the effects of the wound. Her
home was IN Stapleton, >. |. The boy pointed the
pistol NJ her in piayfuness aud threatened 10 shoot
her. To his SURPRISE small cartridge III the pistol
fired and the bullet buried itself in the little
girls head She taken immediately to the hos
pltil. where she fingered until yesterday. Coroner
Herman after the shooting discharged the boy on
bail.
CHARGED WITH swINDLING AN ORGAN COMPANY.
William H. tufts age twenty-five, of NO. l5G
East IhIrty-scycnth-st.. was CHARGED before Justice
Duffy in the jefferson Market Police Court yester-
daY with swindiing the American Organ Company,
of Boston, Mass. out of instruments worth $4,000.
Tutts's brother is the NewYOrk agent OF the organ
company. and II wac owing TO this fact that the
formers orders, which were sent bY telegraph, were
hOnOred. Tufts who has been employed as clerk
in the office of Dillingham; q Co., Ill Broad way,
near Thrtieth ST.. was taken TO Boston by special
officer on requsltiOn issued by Governor Butler.
He protested his innocence, which he says he Is able
to prove.
MIR. DoBsoN's INDIGNITIFs TO DIR. KENT.
In the Jefferson Market Police Court Yesterday,
Dr. II. Is. Kent of No. 100 East euty-elghth-st |
told Justice Duffy that Alfred Dobson bad oeen
lodging in his house for the last three months that
he had called him quack IN tue presence OF his
servaDts that he had used threatening language |
toward him, aud that he had sat down on his lthe |
doctors 50 silk hat. Do0son denied all the charges
lie said that the doctor had presented him with |
bill which he considered unreasonable, and he had |
called on him TO protest against IT, Justice Duffy |
would be held in bonds to keep the peace, in case
he interfered with the doctor again.
FUNERAL OF WILLIAM y. BEACH
The funeral of William n. Beach, the late prcsi- |
dent of the Lawrence Cement Company, took place |
yesterday at MS home, No. los West Ihlrty-rlghth-
Vt. The Rev. Dr. Henry Y. Satterlee. rector of Cal
vary Church. and the Rev. William ID. Walker, con
Quoted be service. The floral tributes were few |
but handsome. The WORD Papa" formed OF yloleis |
on large bank of roses. was thetgft OF Mr. Beachs
children. There were no pail-bearers. Among |
those present were Lewis Beach. David Scott, Mar
tin Van buren, Smith, Henry Hayes, Mrs lleag, of |
this city, sister of the dead man, Charles v Fae
aud large number Of business friends. The inter |
mcnt look place al Greenwood Cemetery.
CAR DRIVERS RESPONSIBILITY.
Christopher Muller, car driver on the Twenty |
thrd-st lue. was on trial yesterday in the Court |
of General Sessions on a charge of mansaughter. |
Margaret Muller. age nine, was playing with some
at Flrst-aye. aud Twenty ninth-st. on |
November =, when Belt Line car came up the |
avenue The other children ran across the avenue |
To avoid the car, tut Margaret remained near the |
track aud wa, struck by the Iwrntythlrd-st. car,
which proceeding IN the opposite direction and
was going at - very rapid rate. Tho girl died at
Bellevue Hospital on tue next day. The jury after
an absence OF several hours returned with verdict
of guilty of assault and battery, and Muller was
sentenced 10 one years imprisonment.
UNDRR ARREST FOR TWENTY YEARS.
Two Judgments amounting To Tl3O were obtained
more han twenty years ago against Thomas Cush-
ing AAs the judgments were not paid, Mr.. Cushing
was arrested on an execution against the person,
and he appears To have manned under arrest mp 10
the present time" tie Opt1lUru "a VIII oil nhDeas
corpus yesterday from Justice Donohue in the SUI
preme Court, Chambers. In his petition he asserts
thar after his first arrest he gave bail for the city
limits. The bail bond was renewed from time to
time until twenty years have elapsed since the
icring OF the judgments. lie then refused 10 give
bail any longer and the consequence oi his refusal
was that the Snrri arrested him and put him In the
Ludlow Street jail. He said that the judgments
Upon which his arrest Was based have ceased TO
nave vital force.
BROOKLYN.
for a,ip, 10 tbo I,r
we're examined IN the Supreme Court yesterday.
The store of T.. J. Ovington a Co., IN Fulton-st..
which was burned a month ago, Is TO be rebuilt
horly.
II is reported 10y Health Inspector Griffith that
ach of tine 49, scholars aud teachers IN the pr
nary department OF Public school No. 10 at Third
I'VE. AID State-st.. has only 100 cuoic feet of ar,
instead of the 600 feet which they ought To breathe.
The Board of Supervisors vo;ed yesterday 10 Dis
Mss the assistant janitor of the Court House. Mi
hae Mclaughlin, who has paid another man $50
year TO do his work, while he drew 81 600 as
alary. The engineer of the ventilating apparatus
nd the Waterman were also discharged Tor hiring |
to do their work for their full pay.
On the application of the Underground RailrOld |
'ompany Yesterday the General Term Of tho SUI
Iemc Court appointed William &. Kingsley, 4. w.
'cnney and Henry Sanger commissioners TO deter
uild its road under York. Washington and Full on
To-. and FlltbusI-ayc., To MabOnest., Flatbush. 4
manner the road can be built with the least dam
ee 10 the use OF the streets by the public. The h
resident Of the company Henry Mumlogd. h
JERSEY CITY. h
Thomas alias Bum" Riley. and John Kelly two 4
iel known thieves, were aIraigncd IN tins First
district Police Court yesterday morning and com
lifted for trial charge of entering and larceny.
IN Wednesday night Riley was discovered in the a
&C OF robbiug the till IN Joseph CAROLS store AZ
o. I3S Grovo ST.. while Kelly keeping guard ?
n inside. 1ncy wcro both captured after sharp
base and locked up. Riley's picture is No Iii III
10 Rogucs Gallery. and he has ed term in the
enilontiary The PAIR attempted to rob two other
ores Wednesday evening. one OF which was
nat oi Mrs Peter WOODLAND tho poor widow OF II
10 hero who lost is life in thu Hudson River Tun
Ell disaster. Mrs. Woodland saw Riley crawling y
Ito the store on his hands and knees ana gave an .,