New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-31

The Court granted the restraining order and ordered
the defendants to show cause why 1t should not &c
made permanent.
Bernard KosniQ. a private detective from New
York was accused before Justice Naeher yesterday.
by Herman Sturm, of No. 47S Broadway, T. D., OF
extorting $3.50 from him by threatening him with
the penitentiary Theodore Swlit ,atsT tSat
Mrs Sturm had engaged Swift to obtain divorce
for her, and that Sturm agreed to pay SIoo WIN
$12 extra allowance, IN settlement OF DIS wiIe
claim for alimony. The examination was al
jOurned
There seems to be clew to the identity OF the
young woman who walked overheard from the
South Ferry boat Columbia on her trip to New-York
at 11:45 Saturday night. Charles Bschof,
grocer at No. 676 HIcks-st believes it was his
niece Annie BischOf age thirty five, who LETT DIS
house that evening to visit friends in New-York
and has not since been heard from. The description
of the dress of the suicide, as given by those VINO
saw her commit the act, agrees with the descrpt on
of the clothing worn by Annie BiscnoH. Que hau
not been long in this country.
NEWARK.
About one hundred tnishers employed in the
morocco factory of p. J. & c. Nugent struck yes
terday against the employment or man opJecliou-
able to them.
Thomas Bergen, who is still at large, is accused OF
brutal assault upon nine-yeaI -old daughter Oh
ex-Policeman Mclaughlin. who lives III fIrst-ave.
Bergen is eighteen years old and Is well-known 10
the police.
Julius Ehrhard. German bartender, who was
struck by a locomotive on the Morris and
and had his skull fractured is lying IN a precarous
condition at st. MlchaePs Hospital. he was engaged
to be- married land 1t is believed that his inability to
support a wife prompted him TO get on the track IN
order to commit suicide
LONG ISLAND.
HUNTERS PoINT-r-rank Gordon who attempted
TO cut his Tfe's throat and his own aiterward sat
urday night, was taken before Justice kayanagn
Yesterday and committed to the County Jail until
Thursday to await the result of his WIGS injuries
Mrs Gordon in delicate state OF health and the
shock her system has caused serious Injuries from
which she il likely TO suffer for time. Gordon
st refuses to talk, and his wife also declines TO
speak concerning her husbands attack upon ner
liie
LONG ISLAND CITY.-Benjamin w. Downing,
District-Att0rney of Queens County. yesterday re-
ouested Charles 5. Fairchd, who has been APP
pointed referee to lake testimony In relation TO tine
charges preferred against the DstrictAttorney, to
hear the case on Thursday.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
VERPLANCKs PoNT-Coroner Hyatt held an in
quest Yesterday at Verpanck's Point on the 00dy
of John Hope age thirty-tve, who was found
drowned on Sunday The jury found a verdict
OF accidental drowning.
YONKERs-Three men were put ashore from the
excursion barge Nelson on Sunday, for rIotous
and disordery conduct, but as they boarded train
soon after landing they were not arrested
WHITE PLAINs-The three School Commissioners
of Westminster County held an examination OF
candidates for the State scholarship i'll the Cornell
First District George w. Stevens second district,
Charles A. McAllisler; third district, Howard l..
Coles.
MOUNT VERNoN-Leonard D. Ticehas commenced
a suit againt Mr. Frank Drumgold and his wife. or
Mount Kisco, for the publication OF an alleged libel
IN The Recorder weekly newspaper puOlshed az
Mount Kisco, claiming damages to the amount OIL
$4,000.