New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-23

respectable, wsll-to-do citizens. Iney wiz "o
exa mined to-day.
THE RIGHT OF TENANTS TO USE sTooPs,
Mrs. Lillian E. Ryan. of No. 134 West Ini KY
third-st., is an actress whose stage name Is Lille
Eldridge. She is the wife OF Thomas ryan ysr,.r
broadway liquor dealer and the son OF the former
proprietor of the Morton House. Mrs. Ryan told
JustIce Duffy Tuesday that Richard Neville. ine
anitor Of the house ID which she lives WaS
and that he had struck her when che demonstrated
with HIM. A summons was issued for Nevli'e, anu
he appeared in the Jefferson Market foiico Goure
yesterday to answer Mrs. Ryan's CHARGES ne oe-
MED striking Mrs Ryan, but said that he mao endoay
ored to keep her children on the stoop 10 accora-
ance with the rules of the house Justice fattersIn
told him that the tenants had a right TO use tne
stoop, and advised him not to interfere Win them
in the future
YOUTHFUL TILL ROBBERS. - -.
Timothy Tehean. age seven, ana James Gu ih.n
age eight, both Of whom live at No. ITO MuipcLryr
ST., in the Tombs Police Court Yesterday were heia
for trial charged with grand larceny The Two iass
about 10 o'clock in the morning sneaked Denind inc
connter of the grocery store KEEP by Bernard Willis
at No. 110 Muberry-s secured the consen,S o. tIo
TILL amounting to about S47. and slipped out WIN D.
out being discovered. The theft was reported 10
Officer McCann of the Sixth Precinct, who found the
youthful thieves in the aeywsy OF their nome ,,
conending about the division OF the spoas vi sn"
given by the lads to other youngsters as hush
money. - o
man who gave the name of Jay ID. RAYMOND on
Monday visited the store of Motley & Sterling. NO.
Llberty-st., and representing tnat ne had COL
tract to build railroad in Tosa County; rem, ne
ordered shoyels pick-axes and other implements 10
the amount of $3.50 80. He directed that these Dc
shipped to WeIlsboro Penn, and in payment OF the
bil( he gave q sight draft on the First Na;lona a.
Bank of Wellsboro, bearing the signature OF II; W.
Hewitt the ostensible valne of which was POO.
He received the change and went away. before
shipping the goods the firm telegraPhed to the oanS
on which the draft was drawn. and was informed
that Hewitt was not known. The man again calied
at the store yesterday for the purpose OF making
more purchases and he was handed over 10 tne Gus
tody of Officer Briggs of the Twenty-seventn IRE
cinct. In the Tombs Police Court he SAID that ne
lived in Brooklyn and was thirty-two years oil ago.
Justice Herman committed him until to-day ior
examination 1t is thought tina. the prisoner has
treated other firms in q similar manner.
BROOKLYN.
Deaths last week 800 births, 221 marriages,
76.
James Mcnamara has been made guardian dd Item
for hts ias aSs as for
jurIes caused to the boy, VINO was run over III
Columbla-st.
Limited divorce is sought by Mrs, Della Brazil
from William E. orazl on Tue groanu Oh cruei anu
1882 AlmOuy and counsel fee were granted 10 the
plaintiff yesterday.
Register Richards has decided to appeal from the
decision of the Supreme Court allowing the German
American Loan aud Trust Company to search inc
titles recorded in bis office The company has elght
men at work every day.
1t 10 reported that in consequence OF the reduction
of the fare on the Brooklyn, Flatbush and Coney
Island Railroad 10 % cents, the Manhattan Beach
Company proposes reduce its fare 20 10 cents Tor
the round trip to Coney Island, which IS twenty-slx
miles by that route.
The Board of Aldermen yesterday ordered special
election for Alderman in the Fourteenth Ward, TO
take place on September 4. The special election
will cost about 5000. The election Is 10 MI tne
place left vacant by Alderman Doyle's resignation
after Governor Cleveland had made him Coroner.
Annie Ciausner. age thirteen, Of No. Ii Columbus
place went into the store of Mrs. Kate Lott, OF NO
10 Columbus-placc, last eyeulng on an GRAND.
when a dog sprang at her and bit her in two places
in the right arm. The wounds were cauterlzed.
The rather of the girl desired that the dog should
not be killed.
Mrs. Mary |. DePalos has begun a suit in the
Supreme Court for a separation from bed and
board against her husband, james ,. DePal0s.
They were married in 1866 IN CINCINNATI, and they
lived IN Brooklyn until issl when tue dee1 pni
abandoned his wife. lt 10 alleged that MI DefaIos
IA the receipt of a large income.
The Excise Commissioners yesterday granted
license TO Henry e.. Crook, OF Crooks H9!el III
Chatham-st., New-York. for " The Abbey" liquor
store IN Fulton-st., for a long time kept by John
Burke whose license was revoked a few months
ago Several unsuccessful efforts have been made
10 secure the relicensng OF the place COinInls-
soners Jourdan and Evans voted for the licensing
yesterday and Commissioner Lauer opposed.
David Williams. b0atswan on the steamer Brad
laugh. has begun suit to recover 9ZOoOo as dam
ages against he owners of tue vessel ON account OF
personal Injuries received at IN storm on the
Irish coast August II, 1852. lie alleges that ne
ordered TO make fast sall-rope, which was
not needed and tDat the unskllled steering OF the
vessel ,ed the breaking of his leg add other dan
gerouS injuries. The vessel was seized yesterday at
the foot vi Pachc-st.
Marx d. Hanover, who is an advertising agent has
begun two suits IN the Supreme Court to recover
$4,000 as damages for breach of contract, from
the OUrit,-iOmnai Company of Louisville, Ky,
aud Walter y. Hademan, president OF the COM
pany Hanover succeeded to the business of Egbert
b. Mack IN December 1881, and IA the following
February be alleges that he made an agreement WIN
the Coyrier-J0uradl Company to continue as its
Eastern and New-York advertising agent. rs Mr..
Mack had been la February last the company
abruptly broke the contract.
JERSEY CITY.
Frederick Schelbe. age eighteen. was drowned
Yesterday morning while bathing III Tue iacken-
sack River near the county road. Tue body was
not recovered. SchcIbe lived with his parents at
No. 800 Central-aye.
Tho police are looking for swindler who has
been collecting subscriptions for Officers Reynolds
and Donovan. the policemen VINO shot and fatally
wounded the burglar FtZer The man had col
leci od about $500 before 1t discovered that he
was fraud and was approprating the money to
his OWN use.
NEw-JERSEY.
HoBoKEN-John Doyle, captain of a canal boat
lying at the foot OF feminist, Tell overheard last
evening and was drowued..... Edward Slater, of
No. ll3 Newark-st, was taken suddenly i'll IN
Dempsey's blacksmith shop. at Henderson and
Ferry SITS, yesterday afternoon, and died while be-
ing conveyed to his home.
Bulls FERRY.-rhe body of a man who is sup
posed TO have committed suicide, was discovered
Yesterday morning in the woods short distance
from the road. A bottle labelled blue vitriOl and
glass with traces Of vitrlo IN IL we're found by his
side There WAS nothing to establish the mans
identity The body is that OF man, age about
forty five. tive feet eight inches high, with
smoothly shaven face. IL Is dressed In dark suit
of clothing nearly new white shirt and red stock
ings The body was removed to Cranes morgue, Ill
Huboken.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY
TARRYrowN-The excitement over the discovery
of the robbers cave IN Sacha's woods has not
abated. That spectral region is now rife with head
less hOrsemen, materIaliZed into mounted police,
and Officer Lawrence yesterday threw his lasso over
the hapless uecks of two bipeds and coralled them
IN the lookup On examination soon after, before
Justice Bird, one was discharged aud the other was
sent to the Albany PententIary for four months on