New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-02

tbat sbs was married to Norris on January 20,
| 1875 in the Church of the Holy Apostles oy the
Rev. Brady Z. Backus. 1uslic Duny noiu hiii III
| $4,000 bail for trial.
| In Washington dispatch to The World 1t was
| stated that General Hancock was afflicted Win q
kidney trouble and was seriously I'll. Dr. u IL
| Janeway. attendant-surgeon at Governors Island,
| who is attending General Hancock said to lRlB-
| UNE reporter yesterday that the statements were
| the grossest exagQeratIons 1.-THE General has no
kidney trouble whatever be said His trouble is
purely local and consists of an abscess In tne thIgn
which lanced OH Saturday. The General wa , anle
| to walk from one room to another today wilhous
any difficulty, and his general health has not been
| better for long time"
| AN ENGIrsHMAN ARRESTED FOR FORGERY. ,
| A large fair-haired EnGlishman was arretred
| Yesterday by Deputy Marshal Bernhard on board
Of the Lydian Monarch. He was charged by Consul
| Booker with having forged check for t2oo at
Bristol England. The warrant against hiln pore
| the name of Edward Lcbell but the priOoner took
| massage under the name of James Faulkner. The
first request for the arrest Of the man came 10 IN
spector Byrnes from the chef constable ot BRISTOL
| The British Consul teleQraphed for further nforma-
ton and received reply directing hun TO nave me
| arrest made. The deputy marshal Obtained from
the prisoner an acknowledgment that ms o1 name
| was Lobell. He found on the prisoner ESQ IN
| gold The prisoner was sent to Ludlow Street jail
| to await further evidence from England.
| BROOKLYN.
The Board of Aldermen adopted Yesterday the
| city budget, amounting to o.4oS,o4| W.
| The Labor IVcpUm Association opened All lntlus-
| trial school in its building Myrte-st. Yesterday
| Addresses were made by DR.. Adolph Donau ana
| Christian Pattberg.
The will OF Mrs, Catharine Hines, who died on
| August 1. 1888 was offered for probate yesterday
IN BROOKLYN IL included numerous small requests
| TO religiu0s charities
The Board of Trustees Of the United States
Brewer. ASSOCIATION. of which II; b. Scharman, OF
| BROOKLYN is president, has adopted resolution de-
claring that the Board of Trustees has no power 70
change or modify the tare on hops adopted at the
| last convention.
| In consequence of complaints that ChInamenwent
| TO the store of Fun Ling * Co.. at No. 40 DeKalb-
| ave. BROOKLYN on Sundays and spent their time IN
| gambling and opium-smoking, the police OF the
| First BROOKLYN Precinct arrested fourteen China
| men in the place yesterday. They were found in a
basement playing whatthe police called " domlnoes
| and dice
JERSEY CITY.
David Lang of Henderson.st., fell from an avn
ing IN Newark-aye. yesterday morning and frac-
| tured his skull
| Luke Amrock. ago seventeen, fell from Pennsyl-
| vania Railroad train mt the Hackensack bridge
| Yesterday afternoon and sustained probably fatal
| injuries. He was removed to his nome NO III
| Bay-st
NEWARK.
| Michael Connell age forty five, of Chatham,
| Morris County, was fatally injured Yesterday
| morning while driving with n wagOn-load OF ma
| ch,nerc ON Market-st He got entangled in the
rcins was dragged from his seat ana run over. lie
| died shCrty aiterward.
| heavy freight-car standing in the brick freight
| houee of the Pennsylvania Railroad. at Market
| Street Station, backed into by an engine ana
driven completely through the brlck wall INTO mo
street sending brick and mortar living IN II direc-
lions Although many persons were passing, no.
| body was hurt
James Mcdonald. Of East Newark who
| was a passenger on n Morris and Essex rail-
road train last evening. was carried to the Newark
| station ON the opposite side OF the Passac River.
| He attempted TO walk back across the railroad
bridge and was stopped bv Michael Collins, the
! bridge tender. Mcdonald turned to 20 back and
| jostcd agaist Collins who lost his balance and fell
from the bridge distance of thirty feet tie died
in an hour Mcdonald was arrested by the Newark
police.
MATAwAN-Chares Dickett had narrow cscape
| from death on Saturday night while returning from
| South Amboy TO Sp0tiswood. HIS horses ran over
| an emblnkmeut into largo mill pond ana were
| drowned. Dckett was rescued IN an exhausted
| condition.
HoBoKrv-John C. arr, lumber dealer at
| Fifth and Hudson SITS was surprised on reachin
ms Office Yesterday NOR inl 10 find that his book
| keeper David u. VIM 0ec 'weAty-three; had not
| yer arrived. Whine pos, ,rd Mr. Fairs entire
confidence and was trusted with the comhinatlon
| ing dispatch from New York: when Won receive
this will boz on my way Europe D. p; W." MI;
FAIR then had the safe Opened ana he discovered
that $i25 had been distracted from II. Chlet oil
Police Donovan believes that the fugitive Is nldlng
in Ncw-York aud expects 10 capture hlm' WINNIE
had taken 10 drinking heavily OF late.
|
| OF Willis and Straight SITS, was walking alongside
the track of the New York. Susqnchanna and
Western Railroad on Sunday mo -ning, accompa-
| nled by his dog. I he dog got ON tue track, ana
was i'm daugcrof being run over, and In an attempt
| To save the animal be was struck by the engine oil
| an express train and thrown q considerable as
| tance: the dog being also struck and killed.
! Saures was removed TO st. JosephS hospltal,
where he died. The deceased man. who was "a ma
chnist. leaves n wife. to whom no was recently
'"'''' LONG ISLAND.
| RIyrRuFAD Tho thirty-irst annual fall eXli.
| bition of the Suffolk County Agricultural Society
will open at the Fair Grounds to-day.
NORTH SIDE" Harry" Mann, age eleven. living
with his grandfather. James Harmed, was drowned
| in pond on Sunday.
OYSTER BAY.-.I'orses thieves at an oarlv hour
Yesterday morning stole a horse valued ar $500,
| and n buggy from the stable OF John Secour al
Locust Valley and valuable colt from the barn oil
Edward Remsen. at Brookvlllc
| Long ISLAND CITY.-John Barnett and Edward
| H. C. Dixon owners of the starch manufactory
| on Newfown Creek. which was or0ered 10 be closed
NV sheriff Furman. have brought an action against
the Sheriff for an injunction to restrain him from
closing up the works.
| WESICHESTER COUNTY
YoNKERs-JOhn OBrien, age twenty, was ar
rested on Sunday charged WIN burglary; nc
| hrokc into the store OF Edward Welsh, at No. 2J
| NIulford-st. and was discovered by Michael welsh
| OBrien Jumped through the window and was
| cauqbt by Mrs Welsh. but he broke away IRON
| her and escaped. He committed TO await the
action of the Grand Jury.
| Mount VFRNoN.-The jury in the inquest upon
| the body OF Dennis Hearghey yesterday rendered
, | a verdict To tine effect that the deceased man came
TO his death By the hands of some person or person;
| or hv sone object unknown.