New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-01
FOCAL MISCELLANY.
,oepvn AFTER A NIGHTS DEBAUCH.

fx,o,tr OF Ir-TuElR STRUGGLE WITH TWO |
WOMEN.
The frcqueuter Of the HaymaIke, :S s,Hth wsrs
resort not noted ad tor MS by two well.
dressed young men, who, made greai , deal
OF noise. About midnight they We're Tne
forr were next seen at the Brighton, resort |
with a questionable reputation, ana la'1r ivy
entered "Owuey" Geoghsgan,s IN the BoT Tbsy
then started for Billy" GcGiorys Armory
HALL in Hester-st., where they remained unnl nearly
residents in the vicinity Of Twenty-iifthst. ana
Seyea1h-ave. were startled by woman = sn!l.l
screams for help and saw the young men
with the women in the street. One OF the women
was Being forced over railing by one OF the
men. who had clntchcd her by the throat, ana tne
distance away. Policeman ke Kelly OF hcc ,"o at
tracted by the screams nau n fuad ,,ro n;stoI
the scene when excited German hred 1.-Two P TAO
shots from a window in neighnoring hoEse. f
shooting frightened the men ara iney th ncc or
the coach but before they could drive Oh tne ohcer
selzed them and followed by the women, TOOK tnem
"a the police staton There the men SAID thai they
were Frederick Payne guest at Earles nte anu the
Charles Compton Dernberg, who is employed III tne
coatroom IN the hotel The women gave
their names as Carrie Woodruff and Florence
the men in the Haynarket the preceding ,nVenlhh.
and had remained in their company an hign.'
reaching their home, at No T1% WIS ished 70
fih-st early in the morning me men waS neercI
enter the house, but were Tepusen. ius anff J ~,
Them and they were parting DernoerS s;u I 10
PAYNE: Your 81 500 diamond pin Is gone. ne
then turned suddenly upon the wcmel, accuSeu
Them of stealing il, and SEEING inc i'chteS
woman endeavored 10 take Ter earrings rom hcr
ears saving. "pll take these in place OF the PIN
Dernberg seized the other woman ana trieu 10
take her earrings They were sun engage III ;p
struggle whea the officer appeared. Alter teiilhs
their story the women placed their hands 10 their
ears and with a cry of dlsmay exclaimed that tDel;
earngs were gone s o baye been stolen BY
tue girls found IN the pOcnv1 %
Payncs 9vereoat Later a to the Woonrn
woman which was SAID TO ne worth FoV.
The men locked mp on charge Oh hl tin.
robbery and we're arraigned IN the JEFFERSON ;r I
Police Court They were held without pan py Ju%-
tice Duffy TO answer tbe charge Tayhe -
wel-tO-do young Englishman an Is INC son - for
ENGLAND yesterday on the steamship hcpuollc' ~
said TO a reporter that he and DernDerg weIS
fr.t,uc with the women. and had no INTENTION OF
barmjne them. nor did they know anything what
ever about the alleged loss of the earrln@ ne pa
pers IN the cass were sent 10 the Grana jury anu
The trial will take place wi hout delay.
TROUBLE OVER A COMPANYS CHARTER.
The announcement in Newark yesterday that the
Plank Road Toll Company, winch controls 'he
highway between Newark and the tuds n hiVer,
had taken advantage of law passed IN lo|o' ana
had renewed IT. charter Tor MY ye.ti, eau no
er any CORPORATION its charter Tor period
not exceeding fifty years by simply ming wien Gt
app,icatOn in the oiHcc OF tie secretary OF Sta'e
and Inv having one dollar. OGc of the frs CORPORA
tons 10 take n Iyantagc OF tins law the Orange
and Newark Ilorsc Car Company. IN whose charter
there was an exemption from taxation. Nhch tle
charter expired three yeas ago me company, re-
fnscd ia nav taxes TO the County Collector and the
County Counsel decided that the charter
extension carried with it the PROVISION or exeinp-
iron. In 1882 Assembyman Yoang' 81 N New
introduced a bill as a supplement TO the law. IL
was passed. IT provides that the Dement'S OF me
law sholld not extend 20 any turnpike or toll ROAD
company was b bel hp Ro t' s%ppso.
whose charter would expre in 1899; In the last
LEGISLATURE a srO1g fight was made to have the
tolls rednceI. and out OF ths grew thc otioery
chargcs of AsseInblympn Armilage AGAINST ex-
Speaker John Egan, WAC is accused OF oueIlhg
bride to Armtaec, The in r1dncer Oh tne o h 10 re
Were defeated, hui bill introduced by
Senator Sainsby, of Essex County, was passed and
is now III the hands Of the Governor for approval,
rrnv,dino Tor the appointment of commissioners 10
condemn the properly Of the Plank Road Company,
and appralse 1t for purchase by Essex ana hudson
II has now come to light that in 1879 the
Plank Road Company. which holds Two charters,
rxleudea The charter for fifty years OF the turnpike
road and IN 1882 made similar extension OF the
charter OF the plank read. the company is under
the cont oil Of The Pennsy lvana Railroad Company.
STORMY WEATHER AND ICE AT SEA.
The ship Hudson, CAPTAIN Never from LONDON,
met with heavy gales III the EhgiSh Channei lof
fourteen days. and then good weather ui,, [vJ
a seaman William Rofng age t"c1ty, "as lost over.
hoard week later IN another hurricane AuG Gus
w
The vessel arrived at TIN port YESTERDAY sro,,
The bark 0suond OB:ien of Maitland from
Amsterdam reported that she was Obliged to put
INTO Lisbon on January =. having been stripped III
a hurricane in latitude 80 north, Longitude Az
west. Sac met with far weather during the res vi
The bark Hamet Hickman. rom IIavre, passed a
large field of ice on the Banks ana stood cast lor
twenty-fOur hours to claar It. The bark Vanefrs,
from Bremen encouni ered large quantities OF leo
ON March H. ] D and 10.
The bark Truro, of Halifax. fiom Havre, met
A, bnoy golas N LAT
G3o west in winch she lost her foresall, two top
sails and her mizzcn staysail. Ga March ~ Peter
Lazzarovich. an AasGrian seaman ago twenty SIX
1el from the man topsLl yard ana was drowned.
MOST OF THE BILLS OBJECTIONABLE.
The Mayor and heads of departments OF the city
government yesterday declared Assembly OIL! NO.
t57 IN reference to the removal of stable refuse
from the city, Objectionable for the reason that the
Health Department hal new the power to regulate
the matter Senate Bill No. 30S was commended as
proper II authorizes the propcrty-owners 10 cut
Though the streets bounded by ST. Nicholas ana
Tenth aves and Onc-hundred- md twenty-siXth
and One-lmndred- and thrty-SXh SITS. without eN-
pcnsc to the city, Assembly blli No 7OO, provl ing
Tor additional clerks and messengers IN the Court
Of General Ses ions was objected TO- for the reason
that there was no real necessary loi az lIc!ciSei
force. Assembly bill No $50, providing that tnis
citv shall dcfray the expenses OF the centennial
celebration OF the cvacutiOn OF New loik Is oDJec-
tionablc for the reason that the expenses oil such
celebration should be borne by private individuals
Assembly bill No. GS2, increasing the number OF
Sun0gatcs, Was alo objected TO.
THE STREETS IN BAD CONDITION.
The melting snow Yesterday made The condition
of The streets about "a bad as 1t could be. Broad
wayI Park-row and the other much travelled
thoroughfares were covered with slnsli ana ilud
from two 10 three inches deep. Inc only redeem
mo feature OF the situation was the TACT that the
warm rays of The sun were rapidly reducing the
mixture TO water. and By nlghtlaIl good proper
iiou of the snow and slush had disappeared The
street CLEANING Department removed some snow
from Broadway and the vicinity OF Union ana