New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-13
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
CHINATOWN CASES IN COURT.

TIE CHINATOWN GASES IN OOohA'
ri. to,r Cinnamon who were arrested on Friday
rirht at No. Il Mott St by Oihcer iowa" va 10
MI" &c The Fourth Precinct. were arraiRned IN the
Eau Tan Cont Yesterday. The policemen made am
5ou1 it- oro1nSt them. charging them with smoking
ca, The NongOlians described themselves as
9p.upR; a., ace 30: sam Lang. age 26; All Hyck. age
81 and An joe age IS. Inc two lIstndmtd
rw'ivrl examination. but lawyer VINO appeared
tor lie Others demanded a hearing and sought 70
dsprcve the allegation, claiming lhst hyLE; WIZ 10
a laundiyman in Brooklyn won't u No. i hottest,
HyLrIe the arrests we're made, for tie purpose o.
blT.rc workman for Ais place, a"1 mat joe, VINO
Is ,I-], ring from tumor Oh his neck, was lying
tick when taken in custody. Justice smith 0e,.uc.l
That there vas probable cause 20 ot'i,I 1o -,
rlilty. and commit d them FOR tral, eac1 IN g.
fault Of $500 bail. Their trials VIII he i'u III '-o
special sessions Court next week. 11or-e
Ntt.e kunm. age =. OF No. Il Ieli-st' al" 100 %
..,.''-sj Eoth are married to CelcsI"s, but
Eatlels separated, il is sa,l from hrr
GENIAL V.,a ale by them tLtl 'Le.l a. ,iev ,yfre
c.,uDl- smokers bat both averrcd tAaI Icy VIZ
So oi i,.- f'.e drug at tie time they te mace
ur.qaucrs The coHplainaoI a-t!u'I L -, H.
Ir Watched them from 1901 Gppo' - 10. - ca,
~ ~. enc. LEY were found. I.e rI, ISNA ~ ~
tended tlq' AZ such distance II "0uiu we -.i,o9
10 Ca swear p01itlyelY concerning thc Ohtehi9 on
,. ,,ires bur the magistrate neterthcess hel9 ne
women for trial. Mrs NllGm :" az 4ed9gQ on 9'.o
bail William a. Forbes OF 40. 30 Last f",l.'.n,T
A Ching who were committed for trial on me daS
previous. also obtained their liberty by tu.NS'..I-
l.i1 Ovupg Hing Young, q grocer 81 ~ -
Mott at wlo says he owns real estate OF the VaIne
OF = = 900. was accepted as surety. - - 49,,
~upeTin teudent jeuhUs, ~ mo '"'4C'J 20 -
Prevention OF Cruelty to GhdICr n, o,o"-yh no v,,
ALLEGED to I've treQucntcr or inc MOI 81 " III
FONTS He Informed Tie Court i1Hl 4 .IoI' ~ ~
ye>ticat!on made by himself and OIucer 1oduE ndI
III 70 snlstnntlate the charge. i was learned by
tLe officers that dnrng her conlnei en- III 'nc
House OF Refuge. Hates cohoutI VS. %ui''I, ~,
and that inst previous 10 her release se hdu chI 20
n class of other inmates. Since her Hberallon Huc
had worked in Illness tin-can factory, NOS Is ana
- Dnver.s A. where she remained up To short time
400 vbrn sIe was suspended because of a slackueSS
a. work She is over eighteen years old. Ju>llce
White on these statements being put IN the form OF
m affidavit discharged the girl VINO re 'Iheu 70
Societys Headquarters, where she Will DC PROVIDED
with home.
A MARCH FROM TARRYTOWN TO YONKERS.
Company q. Of the 7th Regiment, steamed from
tn Grand Central Depot at = A. a. m !os.ol'HS
for days outing. Captain >. {. Abrams g IN
ranlel ard to;tyclSht mon Tell mo me besloe
~ couluaDv there were seven or eight veterans
who formerly belonged to the company, surgeon
an ambulance-to carry TIE buapsachs Wheh r., Ihe
lien got tiYcd-and dozen l2Viteo guess. III ) III
rrtown the men dlsembarhed preparatory TO- q
march to YOukers. Yonkels IS about eleven mics
IRON Tarrytown, but there was iooK OF d'ttliAl-
nation on the faces OF Company T. tn4l shoNeH 'neS
meant to accomplish II or ole. Az ~ $500 tn0
company and tie Saratoga boys set ont Tor 1ohAeIs
TdrTytOwn was eCIed with flags. ana every one
was ont nc see the fun. Three drums anH 'HI'9
,orret. led the way then cam, Company T., ana
tGs, The nov. Haas decAed the road, young mon
and naiicns gathered on elther mana u ave NAM
Eercl6efs the silver Hudson Gllumelcu on the
,igIt aud the scent of the sweet May blossoms
WI, in tie air Od Judge Beach came TO the "'oi
nj hi. home tie said. as he slowly peeled banana,
1hat he had seldom seen more glorious sight. me
band was playing Marching through georgia anu
the Tafrytown boys were Visiting " one more
Rly,r" Two miles from TgTytown the company
began to get fantastic. They piled their kn8pSacks
in tie ambulance; they WlpeI tcf ltcra WIN
1lpir haudkerO hicls ana said II was very not le5
took rest: then, under the Captains dHecuoHs
they went through a roadside drlI.
At three miles, eight men ana coipoIdl staIlu
ahead of tie others The IarrytOWn boys couldn I
understand. Then 4 shot vas urod II was ohIE
sxirmisbipc but tie boys began 10 get excited.
Then another shot came from the 'front.'. Inc ldf-
rvtown boys rushed between the opposing forces
well they said hut these young men must not
slaupLter each other this bright spring morn
ing What would their mothers say ~ New or
" Uen the mangled CUrpseS were bTOuRt nome hJ
nightfaU. The captain SAID sternl{ that sOiuleIS
must do their duty, no matter what the Goose
ouencss were The boys said they d'dn care
there should be TO slaughter while they We're there
Then the captain whispered that the cartridges
weren't loaded. whereat The boys got mad, s3ld the
company weren't no soldiers anyway, and. sowing
fercely went back 10 IarIytOWn. Thereafter ON
pSny q had it I'll then own way. lney went 10
1ohlis Ferry where the Union Club gathered ia
front of DR.. HasbrOucks TO receive item mere
they were tUlG that they were lIst IN wal. hlht III
peaee and nr,t in the hearts Of their CUuntryWen
1nc house was that in which george Washington
signed the prclmlnaTies OF peace. IDcIe was great
shouting There were Sandwiches dnd lcnohade,
and then there were SIX miles lett to lOnkels.
COMPANY G. arrived there intact at o. ock they
had a dinner. They had lemonade. They had
speeGhes They arrived in New-York at O'Clock
covered with honor aud giory-snd dust Today
they Testing,