New-York tribune., 1883-06-03

nrsonsr stole S25O microscope ODcIncll pleaded
not guilty TO the latter charge and was heid III
| 81, 900 bail.
DEPARTURE OF THE PRESIDENT. :.
President Arthur spent yesterday morning IN IN
ashg dryen n1r ito the Corandt Street Ferry
pany with Charlcs u. hihcr iio 'o'- '"'
AMAp DOG THAT CAUSED AMUSEMENT.
Asmall terrier dog suffering from bydroph9bla
afforded amusement to large crowu IN Palciayd par t,d
ST. Yesterday. A man stood on dry.goods box anu
held the wfithng. swapping animal by "a .stmd stOm5
cord about his neck while persons In the crowa
dashed buckets of water over him. poncemam an
finally ended the poor little Drutcs misery anu n''
life.
MAKING READY FOR MYSTERIOUS VOYAGE,
The United States man-of-war Nipsic which has m
BROOKLYN Navy Yard, was anchored of Ellis Island
Yesterday taking III powder. The N1psc IS shortIy
to sail on mysterious cruise under sealed orders.
Nothing is known of her destination, except
rumor that she will touch at Brazil and Madagas-
car 1t is surmised that she may be bound 1or
Tonqun.
ABUsY WEEK FOR THE MAYORS MARSHAL" j.
The past week has been busy one III the office OF
the Mayors Marshal. For the week ending on Fri
day there were 619 licenses granted, for whicR
1872 20 was received considerable nnmoef S ors OF
Mayor Edison advised the Marshal to pay particular
tention to the licensing of emgrant boarding
house keepers with view for improving tne con -
ditiOn of their rOoms and other ACCOMMODATIONS
for immigrants.
A TEA MERCHANT CHARGED WITH PERJURY
John Wright tea and coffee merchant at No.
ia Fronts was arrested sga y Sv tSe Gov
ernor of Pennsy lvana. He is charged with perjury
in giving false testimony regarding the ownership
to Stewart g. Redheffer. Of Philadelphia Detective
Well of the Philadelphia police. took the prisoner
on train of the Pennsylvania Railroad whlch lels
Jersey City at p. IN. Mr. wright resideu Oh
Staten Island.
RROOKIYN
For stabbng Timothy Riley, who was acting in
disordery manner IN his liquor store, Ambrose
Ohkus, of No 1877 Cook-st.. was held by Justice
Naeher IN 81 900 bail yesterday. Riley Is III ot
GATHERINGS Hospital.
Farrell Issler age eighteen. of No. 264 Elizabeth
ST., New-York, arrested yesterday Tor passing
two worthless checks on Stephen Murphy, OF no no
35 Degraw st. Both checks were drawn to the
order OF Charles A. Werback one for S32 and signed
by L. NJ. Lowe, and the other for $2s signed by M
Carson.
bodies fioated down the East River, in full view OF
people on the ferry bridges and boats at the foot OF
Broadway. Three of the bodies Heated out OF sig sght ~
south Eighth-st. Tie latter Is the body OF man,
age twenty, with short thick red hair; III had on
PAIR of dark trousers and heavy, well-worn shoes
The face eyes and throat were covered WIN
bruises. The police theory is that the man had
stripped for fight with bare knuckles and that
after n few rounds he was thrown overheard oy
| friends of his adversary
JERSEY CITY.
| John s. De Hart a lawyer who lives at No.
| PaulInier place. awakened Yesterday morning
about o'clock by the entrance OF negro burglar
| into his bedroom, Mr. De Hart asked the burg lar
| what he wanted, and the burglar without stopping
| to answer the question ran down STAIRS ana out OF
| the house On examination II was found that ne
had forced an entrance through the font basement
window.
In discharging the Grand Jury yesterday, Judge
knapp lndulged in some sarcastic remarks to that
body on account of it's refusal TO ndct any OF the
wi lO ~
| latng the Sunday law. when the jury went INTO
| court and handed up a few indictments that had
heeu found, Judge Knapp said II was gratifying 70
| learn that the reports about the violation OF tho
Sunday law had 10 foundation IN fact, as the Grand
| Jury had failed TO present any complaints TO the
| Conrt Those in the courtroom who knew that
there we're eight liquor dealers on the Grand jury
and that some fifty sixty complaints of VIOLA,
tions of the law had been before them, appreciated
J Judge knapp's sarcasm
NEW-JERsEY.
PATERsox-Job Kievit, IIollander age seventy
six was found lying on his face yesterday morning
| in the Passac River just outside the northern city
sunnorted by his sons Ii Is supposed that he went
down TO the water to battle his head, became dizzy
| and fell in.
LONG ISLAND.
| GrrSpALr.-The body Of the man. who on Thurs
day evening last threw himself in front ot tram
| near Glendale and was killed, was yesterday iden-
titled as Joseph Rose, age thirty. residing at No.
| 1853 Mentross-ave., Brooklyn T.. ID.
| Long ISLAND CnY.-Justi Delehanty. OF Long
| Island City, has Just decided interesting case
| growing out of the descent on tho pool rooms at
| Hunters Point by Anthony Comstock last summer.
| Among the articles seized by Comstock at Kelly 81
| Bliss's rooms were a number of chairs, desks and
tables together with two large registers. These
| registers were said TO be valned at Sl,2OO each.
Kelly & Bliss gave a bill of sale on this property to
Charles Hoff and he sued Sheriff Furman TO recover
posse ssion of the goods yalulng then NJ SZoo;
| Jnstice Deehanty rcndcreda verdict III favor OF
| the plaintiff.
| WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
| CRoToy FAILs-Twenty-fve thousand brook
| trout from the State hatchery were placed III the
| streams south of Croton Falls last week.
| PORT CHESTER Drimgold, son OF John Drim
gold. of Port Chester. age 80 who has several times
| Exhibited evidences Of an unsound mind. on Friday
afternoon attempted TO take the life of his father
| with a razor. While chatting pleasantly at the
| tea table he threw a teacup at his father then
He then fed from the house, but was shortly after