New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-02

| through the door of his room. His wife. who for
gave him and secured his release the first time.
again pleaded for him.
MIschievous Toys have so constantly annoyed
DR.. Alfred Elmer, whose home and Office s In Ninth
ST., that when, few nights ago. John Ryan rang the
bell to call him to hls sick family hs lrats doctor
rushed out and furiously dubbed Ryan till ho was
tired. lie then tried 20 explain but Ryan was not
receptive of explanations and caused his arrest;
have been moro careful, and fined him 80.
wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY
Mt. VERNoN-The Chief OF Police. 8. 3ternbagen,
appeared yesterday in complete new uniforn OF
blue cloth with the usual trimmings. and white he'll
met
YoNKERs.-Charles T. OGormau, who was ar
rested yesterday, charged with assault and battery
was sentenced by Judge Ellis to the County JAN
for thirty days.
NEW RocHELLE.-The DAVIS family, it is said,
will hold the fifth annual reunion at High Rock
Grove, Conn.,, on August %. George I. DAVIS, ot
New Rochelle, is the secretary of the Association.
LUDLOw.-James Smith, age eighteen, who was
found lettering about the Hud'on River Railroad
Station at Ludlow in suspicious manner on Tues
day night. was arrested and yesterday sent to the
Albany PenItenliary for four months.
WHITE PLAINs-Letters testamentary were yes
tterday granted by Surrogate Coffin 10 Gyms W.
Loder, executor of the will of the late Eva j. Banks,
formerly a resident of the town of White Plans.
In the matter or the will of Mrs. Lncretia T.
KIDD the Surrogate decided that he had no power
TO revoke the will and it Was accordingly admitted
to probate.
JERSEY CITY.
Thomas Partlock, sailor on the steamer Coma,
lying at the New-YOrk, Lake Erie and Western
Railway Pier No. 2. fell the hold OF the steamer
yesterday aud was seriously injured. He was re-
moved to St. Francis Hospital.
Henry j. Beyers, colored barber, was brought
TO JERSEY City yesterday 10 answer charge OF bav-
Ing robbed William Mont gomery's barber-snop, No.
500 GrOve-st of quantity of razors shears, clip
ping machines, etc. lie stripped the shop so thor
oughly That Montgomery was obliged to suspend
business uat, ne ne procured new 31snt ~ Peysrs
tive Dunn, of the EIg b Precinct, and turned over
to Detective DOYLE of Jersey City. The prisoner
admits his guilt and desires to begin Ills term OF
imprisonment at once.
John Sheehy, age forty laborer, who lives at No.
200 Fourteenth-st amused himself yesterday
morning by cngng to the gate at the Erie-st cross
ing of the NeW-York Lake Erie and Western Rail
way while It was Oeing holsted up by the gateman.
When the gate had reached the height Of about
fifteen feet, Sheehy fell of and struck the ground
with such force that he rendered UNCONSCIOUS.
An ambulance was sent for and he was removed to
st. Francis Hospital. where 1t was found that he
had sustained serlons and probably fatal internal
injuries. HIS foolish act NAV cost him his life.
NEW-JERSEY
HoBoKEN-Herman RoebIing, of Cllnton-st., was
arragned before Recorder McDonOugh yesterday
on a charge. preferred by some OF his neighbors, OF
being common drum kard: 1t was alleged IN court
that he hac driven his wife insane by neglect and
cruel treatment rhe prisoner was remanded for
further examination.
The first arrest on record for violation Of law
which requires citizens to assist police officers when
called upon made yesterday morning The
prisoner was Patrick OBrle0. night Waterman at
oakum factory. aud he was arralgned
curt Officer Kilburn testified that he called on
OBrien TO assist MIN IN taking a disorderly prls-
oner TO the police station and OBrlen refused, III
consequence OF which the prisoner escaped. justice
Davis required O'DrIen to furnish $500 bail To
await the action of the Grand Jury.
NEWARK.
warrant has bsen issued for the arrest Of q man
named George Perry on a charge OF blgamy.
ago ne was married 10 young girl named Maud
Rolle 1t has been ascertained that Perry has been
married several times anu that his former W. ves
who are still living, were deserted by hun. Perry
has left the city.
Ninety lunatics from the Essex County Insane
Asylum were taken on a trip to Coney Island on
tuesday IN charge OF the matron. The lunatlcs,
who were well. behaved. appeared to be benefited
by the excursion.
LONG ISLAND.
JAMAiCA-The Supervisors of Queens County are
III receipt of communication from the State
Board of Assessors Instructing thom to meet on |
August 10, ami have the ass ss1rs OF the several
towns present The meeting Is for the purpose OF
nqulrlng mo the system OF assessing property in
tue several towns.
LONG ISLAND CITY.-Several of the proprietors Of
fac ores at BhssyIlie taking steps to contest
the legality Of The recent action of the State Health
authorities in serving notices upon them To AGATE
that, the State Board asserts, exist in
their factories. ..... Patrick Faherty the young
man who was brutally dubbed by Special officer
PurteI. at the depot OF the Long Island Railroad,
on Monday, taken before Justice Kayanaugl
and hued 30 for being drunk. ne
Justice administered a rebuke 10 the officer
Tor clubbing the man. There is strong feeling
against Purtell, and it Is stated that the Police
Commissioners will revoke bis appointment at their
next Ineeung.......Ja James MullhOlland and Della |
Brady empl jyed, until recently, at Matthew |
smiths restaurant, near the Thirty-iOurth-st. |
Ferry. MuhOland left Smiths TO work Tor rela- |
tive, at BssvIe. and shortly aiterward Della |
,harged hlm with being the father of her unborn |
,hIld He denied The accusation and refused TO |
marry her. Ii is said that her brother drew q re. |
golver and fred five shots at him; none OF the |
bullets struck him, however Muholland appeared |
,laInt Of Miss Brady, charged with seduction under
preach OF promise OF marriage. The trial will take
)lace on AuQuat Is