New-York tribune., 1883-06-17

British Consul-GeDeral at THIS pof, s11 Ley III
Atba' a large manufacturer, Of Newark; Robert
St6utenburgh, wife and family; George u; MORGAN,
T. b Pugb manager of the Philadelphia Iyceum
Chester Ayerin T. Afford and wife, 5. L. Buttriek,
and three sons Of Sir Anthony Musgrave were among
them.
AN ABDUCTED CHILD RECOVERED.
Oscar Cara OF No. 21S East Thlrty-fourth-st,
went to Police Headquarters yesterday TO seek In
formation about his daughter. nine years DID, wno
disappeared Thursday after she had been senI on
had received dispatch to the effect that the girl
had been taken to Locust Valley Il. L., by an oldeI
grl and deserted there Mr Gzarra went 70 Locus
tbat when she went to Third-aye. glrt ABOUT
fifteen years old asked her ii she didn't want 70 90
to the country. They crossed the Ihr1y-io1ts.n snn
Street Ferry and took the cars there; The older
girl left the train Just before they reached Locust
Valley. and the little one made the rest Oh the tlP
alone. She was found IN the road about d O'CLOCK
Thursday evening by "A Mrs. Coons and cared LOT;
Mrs COons prevailed on Mr.. Cara to let the girl
stay with her until Tuesday
BROOKLYN.
Permits for new buildings last week, 49, Arrests
by theDolice, 515.
James Russell the alleged silver thief was De-
fore Justice Naehcr yesterday and waived exami,
nation. He was held for the action OF the Grand
Jury. New evidence has been discovered whicn
seems to leave doubt that he Is the silver THIEF.
Henry Petite, sixteen years of age. yesterday re-
covered verdict for $500 against Enocn ketcnum
& Co, manufacturers of tin ware IN the Eastern
District for the loss of three fingers which were
crushed IN machine Of the defendants
Mayor Low Yesterday heard the argument OF
President Gordon l.. Ford. OF the Bnghlon beacR
Railroad, against his approval OF the Tesoiutl0n ol
the Common Council, passed last Monuay, proulpp-
lung the company from running its cars over the
Long Island Railroad tracks IN Atlantic-aVe'
Argument was heard Yesterday in the suit
brought by Mrs. Cornelia NJ. Stewart WIDOW OF tne
late A. +. Stewart in the Supreme Court, Special
Term. against the Long Island Railroad Company
for $4,000. the rent for the road nuut Dy her nus
band TO Garden City. Justice Cullen reserved MS
decision.
The iron steamboat Perseus yesterday conveyed
the Sunday school of Plymouth Church to Coiqm-
bla Grove on Long Island Sound. Mr. ana Mrs
Beecher accompanied the excursion. ana tneir ap-
pearance on deck was greeted with shouts OF well
come. DeyerePs 47th Regiment Band supphed
the music, but the decks were too crowded. loI
dancing nucn TO the disappointment OF tue young
people.
The Rev. Florence Mccarthy yesterday gave 6ail
i'm Sc, 900 IN the Supreme Court. before JusIice
Cullen, and was released. John " brlen. Oh 10. fG
bondsman The case before Justice Naeher. IN
which Kate Dixon charged the priest with assault,
was adjourned till Friday. lie has preferred
formal charge of robbery against her.
All day yesterday tine cars of the various lines OF
the City Railroad Company were Iuhn,ng tnntousn @
Washugton.st. over the track OF the De haIp-aNo,,
line WOrkmen were engaged in LAYING sWllcnes ~
the intersection of Sands-st. aud Nashington-st;
There will be six straight tracks OF the car-stahu
adjoining me Bridge and the cars Tlli run up 20 aro
wall which is parallel with the Bridge carrlage-way.
The shifting of cars will be done entirely Dy
switches. An irOn-prOot building Is IN course vi
erection at one end OF the stand Tor the reeves
and starters and for storing she lamps; In tue cell
lar W be oil-tauks Onthe uppcrtoor the lamps anu
trimmer- and on the Office floor the ONCE. lhe
stand will be ready for use IN fortnight
JERSEY CITY.
Application will be made to Chancellor Runyon
Tomorrow for a writ OF error IN the case oil rank
G. Mcchan. ex-warden of the pententiary, VINO Us
under sentence Of nine months IN state prison ior
taking bnbe for the release OF = prisoner; Ini;
Mechan who is in the county iail, sulicrs great
mental anguish, and through fear that he may 40
himself some inlury.a close watch IS Kept upon nhL
Ex-Congressman A. A. Hardenhcrgh, of Jersey
City, has been appointed gaarnian Oh to iiaho ,ho
daughter of the late Charles ss,on, wbo was me
son oil the late Charles G.. SssOn. lie was very dls
sipaed and when his father died be lett the estate
in such condition that Charles, who was hard
drinkcr could not squauder IT,. About t"o years
before bis death Charles married poor gir, whose
beauty had taken his fancy but they iVed together
only a short time They hal one child, daughter'
and az the time of SssOn's death suit Tor divorce
was pending. Ssson's relatives were extremely
anxious 10 get pOssessson OF the cnllu. anu -.
mother earnestly resisted their eHorts In 'ua'
direction.
NEWARK.
Henry Sharpe Lammerson and Bernard Smith are
under arrest a charge made by Mrs Ellzi Snlth'
the wife Of Bernard Smith. OF conspiracy Smith
has been suiug Tor a divorce In the New-Jersey
courts The wife charges that on Ihank.Hylhg
Day LammersOn dccoycd her To hotel at irving
1 II.
important statement 10 make in relation 10 the SUIT
| brought by her husband that he expressed SYM
pathy for her and induced her on the plea oil pri-
yacv TO 60 10 private room TO hear his statement
There her husband appeared and said " At last I've
| canQht YOU" She further charges hat Lammrrson
reg1 stered their names as Mr. and Mrs Harry Sharpe
| witbont her knowledge, aud that he ha. since ac-
knowledgcd 10 her that he received SUN OF money
from her husband for his services. MISS Sarah
/ Ryan who lives with Der parents 81 No. o5 NHscy-
ST. received serious injuries by fall from window
| early yesterday morning ohe had been uD unul
| midnight attending 10 some household duties, her
mother being III, and Tetiredso her room on the
| third floor. Her bed was drawn close TO the 'front.'
| window An hour after sue had retired her brother
| heard crashing noise and looking out nis bed
| rnom window saw TIE form Of his sister lying on
the sidewalk twenty-five feet below. she was
| badly cut and bruised about the head and injured
! internally.
NEW-JERSEY.
| HoBoKEN.-Japes Dempsey. blacksmith, who
llyesat 2l3 Newark st., nearly killed hls wife about
! | o'clock yesterday morning While suhernk from
an attack of dehrium trenrns. lie beat and choked
| hrr mill she was insensbie and forced OF her
| ewes ont of its socket The wonan was removed TO
ST. Marys Hospital, where she IS now wing III crit
zeal condition. Hempsey was arrested but he has
not vet sufficiently recovered from the ELECTS OF the
! liquor 10 realize what he has DONE
STATEN ISLAND.
| sTAPLFToN-Ihe annual report of the Narincrs'
Family ASYLUM shows "a balance IN the treasury of
| $3O9s &c.
| ErGEwATER The proprietor of the Concord
| Dairy III Southtield, has warned the trustees OF
| Edgewater of his intention 10 sue the village for
| damages 10 his cow. He says that engine No OF
| lie FIre Department while pumping water from "A
| pond near the dairy frightened the so that it
| has since yielded no milk.
| ToMpKfysyILLE.-Th long litigation over the
estate of the late Judge Albert Ward. which has ex-
! cited great interest for many months, was ended
| Yesterday by a Judgment OF the Supreme Court, ap-
! pointing George H. Daley trustee IN place of John
J 4 Stewart and David II. Decker. the trustees
, named in the will.
LONG ISLAND
NORTH HEMPsTEAD.-A German named Meizler
| who was recently released from the state Prison
after serving "a term for arson. has been arrested
| ibe charge of setting fire to tho barn and COW
stables o Silas AlbcrtsOn, near ROslyn, the night
of the 9TH inst He IS also suspected OF setting fire