New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-13

what to do With the Litchfsld house In Prospect
Park. near the Third-st. entrance. sinoc the PerH
was made, taking In MIR. Litchfelds house. no ma
occupied IT, renting 1t from ths farH t tOm lnas
IL after this year. II will ultimately DO turned int
| @ museum.
George W. Mintzsr, Of Philadelphia, was trans
| ferrod yesterday to the care OF tho PeDnsyiyania
son. He is charged with perjury in 2 divorce suit
| brought against him by his wife. She secured q
separation from him and $50 month p allm9'ny'
which he refused to pay. tie He'd 10 brooklyn,
where he was arrested at her instance
JERSEY CITY.
The clothing of tho boy who was cut to pieces on
the Pennsylvania Railroad, Saturday night by 2
New-York. Susquehanna and Western kaliroad
train, was identified yesterday as that OF charles
Lind, of Westinghouse. His parents mad NOT been
troubled by bis absence because he was In the haDlt
of staying away from home.
Maggie Turner, a colored servant girl who was
employed by Dr. Lampson's family, In Communi-
paw-ave., was arrested by Detective Ryan yoster-
day afternoon charge Of grand larceny. She
and jewelry which belonged to Mrs. Lampson. who
died recently. Nearly all of the stolen property
was recovered.
Margaret Elizabeth Brehan, living at No. 503
Warren ST. was admitted to ST. Michaels Hospital
Yesterday, suffering from deep bite on the leg IN,
ficted by o savage dog owned by man named
Lowry, living in COurt-st. The woman states tlat
on Saturday evening she went to Lowrys house
and was attacked by the dog. The injured leg has
been growing worse ever since the DUG was iu-
ficted
The special committee of the Board of Freeholders
of Essex County, n. j., to investigate the charges
against the management OF the Insane ASYLUM
presented their report at meeting Oh tne ileei
holders yesterday afternoon The report 10 printed
In pamphlet form and occupies hfty-seVen pages,
giving the testimony in detail. The conclusion Oh
the committee is that the charges are unfOundeo'
NEw-JERsEY.
PArERsoN.-The Milne family, who objected to
the opening of Warrens alley by the city, and sue
cessfully resisted il Tuesday, have through c0u-
sci obtained from Judge Dixon. OF the New-Jersey
Supreme Court, writ OF certlorar1 and stay OF
proceedings.
HoBOKEN.-Annie Owens age thlrty-fve, of No.
81 Wlllow-st made application to the Poormaster
Yesterday to be sent to the almshouse, as sne ana
her three children were starving Her huSosnd IL
serving "a term in the penltentIary for haDltuai
drunkenness and she has no means of support. The
Poormaster sent the family to the amshouse.
LONG ISLAND.
EAST NORwICH.-Charles Louis has wife and
child, and Benjamin Doty was an lntimate
friend. Recently stories reached Mr.. Louiss ears
that his wife aud DOty were often seen IN eacn
Others company, and Louis then threatened ven
geance on Doty. The latter went to Lewlss home
and threatened to kill him, when he was arrested
for dlsorderly conduct. DOty was found guilty ana
required to give bail for his future good behavior
and in default was committed to the queens
County Jail
JAMAICA-On Wednesday evening in the absence
of the family of Charles Ersenbockher thieves en-
tered the house and carried away property worth
$500. The same night the barn of Abraham Am
herman, in the Ruckaway Turn pike, was broken
open and q horse saddle and bride valued at 1900
were stolen. A buggy-wagOn was also stolen
from the wagOn-house of Henry Smith.
...... Samuel Jones and Charles Copper, arrested
on the charge OF assaultng with attempt to Kill
Mrs. Nallnda Jones. at Rockaway Beach on Sunday
night was arraigne1 BEFORE Justice Belts yesterday
morning and again remanded. In the afternoon
the Justice visited St. GATHERINGS Hospital and
learned that il would nc three or four weeks before
Mrs. Cooper would be able to leave the hospital.
She stated that her husband was not present when
she tell off the stOOp, and that Jones was lntoAl-
Gated at the time She did not wish to press the
complaint. The prisoners Will be admitted to bail
this morning
LONG ISLAND CITY.-Joseph SNYDER half witted
man. was arragned before Justice Kavanaugh yes
terday charged with threatening TO stab Miss Annie
Gwynne. 1t appears thai Snyder had been In the
habit of annoying Miss Gwynne while on her way
to school. and that on Saturday. after using the
most insulting language, ne drew KNIFE and threat
ened TO stab her. Snyder was commltte to the
county Jail where he could be examined by Dhys-
clan. boy named James NJ. Smith was
drowned while bathing at the foot of Seyenth-st.
Three men, who gave their names as Hughes,
Haggerty and Blake, charged before Justice
yesterday, with assault and battery
From the statements of a woman named Flynn the
prisoners entered her house while she was absent
and dragged her daughter from her bed with the in
tentIon of brutally assauling her. The girl escaped
to her mother and they returned hone together
hughes and Haggcrty were fined $40 each and
Blake was discharged.