New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-01
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, MAY I, 1888
sion had vet been given. He then said that nc
wonld reserve his decision for few days.

A CHARGE AGAINST pat" ROONEY DISMISSED.
On the complaint of Superintendent Jenkn rs; %
Society for the Prevention t IRISH 81 comedian
placed on trial in the Special Sessions h
dav charged with committing mlsdemeahor py
permitting Kate Rooney his Young rsoeps wife
said that the child was by former husband, bsrIn
Henry Won Brandenstein, now dead. ana lnat 5Ie
born on March 20 lS9o acGOr vea9s of
statement the girl Is over lourtech S0"i' 'i "e
Rooney was discharged
SEVEN "BANCon sTEERERs ARRAlGNED.
CAPTAIN Williams, Sergeant WesteTyelt anu De-
men into the Jefferson Market Police Court yester-
day. The captain said they were "banco steerets,
who patroled Broadway from tourteenth-st. 10 tno
Gilsey House. and that they missed no oppor'uliTb Thy
TO fleece innocent and guileless persons. ! ne
prisoners gave their names as Thomas Sow Cow
Harry" Foster Charles Il MIli9r9 a nGnr They
were remanded until to-day The seventh man.
who was described as reformed banco-man'"
was discharged.
nEGEETTISG GENERAL w X X.d DaAIV Wolun.
The 10th Regiment New-Iork veteran F0lun..
teer Association held special meeting last nlght at
No. 3G4 Sxth-ave. Colonel }. w. marshall pre-.
sided. Resolutions were adopted eNPTeS s SYM
at the death of Major General IT, Il; warren. oai III
uel MINES the vice presdent, SAID tnat IL was s
opinion of the association that the unmeritea ois
grace of his removal from command a, the oa ,io ~
Five Forks was the indirect cause CT his deatn, anu
that General Sherdan's action III that respect was
a great mistake. Additional resolutions 10 tna'
effect were adopted
STANLEY AND HIS GANG OF coUNTEpRf aaa,: two
George l.. Stanley and Matthew ). Rooney, t"o
of the men who were arrested on Saturday as mem
bers of gang of cOunterfeters. were taken Delol9
Commissioner Shields Yesterday. They are wanteu
for trial in the United States District Court in New
Jersey, They waived examination on the question ,
of identify and will he taken TO Trenton IN lew
days Ann Mckinley who Is also sa ervD 10 "a term Of
Imprisonment in the Trenton fenltehtlaiy; was
brought TO this city yesterday anu T %s other ner
sons arrested will also be arragned to-day before
Commissioner Shields.
BROOKLYN.
The date of the parade of the Sunday-school chill
dren in Bedford-ave. has been changed from may
% 70 Nav % on account of the Bridge opening
An absolute divorce was granted yesterday to E.. b.
Ratel rom Mrs L. 5. Ratel by Judge Pratt Judge
Cullen divorced Mrs. Margaret Aupake from George
W. Aupake. -,
whiIo sboeino a horse, at No. 81 Columbia
Heights Yesterday, John Day. age forty, black
smith. was kicked in the chest and died III lie"
minutes. 3, F..
Ex-State Senator +. A. Schroeder will sail for
Fnrone TO morrow with his family. HIS principal
reason for going abroad is the condition OF bis
health and his need OF prolonged rest.
Ruth T.. Phillips colored. age twenty-five OF no
1919 Bersen-st., was arrested at tuc iy rs
ntal Yesterday upon the charge OF causing thc
death of her child, age two years, on March 10 Dy
beating her on the head with rubber shoe
The Board of Aldermen passed resolution yes,
terday requesting the Board oil Estllate 10 IsSaS
in the budget for next year q sum TO provide LOT
nnttiny an elevator IN the Municipal Department
building where one is much needed.
Iii thought that I. W. Baxter, who was found
dead in his room at hotel at Nos. - ana ~
Fultop-st committed suicide by poison. though no
trace of any drug was found in his room lie was a
drug clerk and lived with Ms Wiie ana TWO chleIen
AT NO I2S Clermont-ave. lie was despondent from
Jacl, of work AT a previous time he tried to Kill
himself
Judoe Benedict in the United States Court yester-
day sentenced four men to pay hnss OIL 20 gaEn'
Tbov were among those who removed
from the burned lnman pier III Maci id'
goods which duties had not oee dnab priu,
amounting in value to 5000 from the lighter aud
secretcd them. The men all pleaded guilty.
The new Seventh Avenue Street Railroad,
branch of the Atlantic Avenue Line was opened
Yesterday afternoon. The cars run from Seventh
ave and Twcntieth-st., in seventh, latDush'
Fifth and Atlantic ayes, Boerum,piace' ana uiton'
Adams and Front sts, to Fulton Ferry. he distlnc-
tive color of the cars IS Portland amber. Inc
stables of the line are at Twentleth-st ana seventh
ave. The line il equipped with thirteen close ana
thirteen open cars,
The funeral of William Macduff and his son Willie,
two of the victims OF the tragedy at No. l40 Pulaski
ST. on Friday, held at the house YESTERDAY morn
inc The services were held by the Rev. . j. Grove,
OF the Reformed Presbyterian Church. few per-
sons only were present. The bodies were taken TO
Woodlawn Cemetery, IN accordance with the wish
of Macduh The inquest Will be held Tomorrow
evening.
Proposals were opened yesterday by County
Treasurer Schenck for the purchase of $500 900 of
the registered bonds OF the county, bearing per
cent. and TO mature in 1894, 1895 and 1896, one
third each year. The money received will be used
10 refund county bonds amounting to 100000
which fall due to-day bearing interest at .. and
per cent The highest bid was by l.. /. Gardiner.
for 81 900 of the issue of 1895 at S10J 10. L. Is.
Beers took $50 900 of the issue of 1894 at Sl04 %.
Mayor Low vetoed yesterday the resolution of
the Board of Aldermen granting permission 10 the
Tree Planting ami Fountain Society 10 plant trees
in the City Hall Park, which ~ now paved, on the
ground that the socalled park IL under the control
OF the Park Department. The Mayor says that
while he deplores the destruction of the trees
formerly there, he doubts the expedency of
puttng sapllngs IN their place. They would have
a nard chance of lite. and TO put in large trees
would bo very expensive. He has, however asked
the Park Department to prepare plans for the
work.
JERSEY CITY.
William d. Broas who in the fight on Pavonia-
ave on Sunday shot Michael Reardon, was ar
rapned before Police Justice Stilsng yesterday aud
committed to await the result OF ReardOns injuries
Jobn b. Owens Of No FOG Jcrsey-ayc., was ar
rested by Detective Doyle yesterday charged with
nas,ipp a bogus check for S55 John Madden, a
Payonia-ave liquor seller. Justice Stlsing before
,,,i,or, ha u arraIgueu committed Owens for