New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-01

before the TOmbs Police Court on charge vi "uan
doninp his wife, Justice Smith refused an applca,
ton made by his counsel TO the case adjourned
TO September IS until the accused pald tne co,n-
plainant $3.50 maintenance money Ill inc coui'-
room.
ARRESTED FOR SWEARING FALSELY.
Charles c. Spoerry arrested yesterday on
charge of perjury, the Grand jury having fouhd al
indictment against him on July -. lie acted ~
surety for Elizabeth Marquet the administrators III
the estate Of Isaac Marquet and on August .,
1851 swOre that he had no unSntlshed Judgments
against him while II is alleged that there were Ju1Y
ments amounting to several Thousand dollars on he
against hm. lie was released on 81 600 BAIL
FINDING THE BODY or A DROWNED Man.
The body of the man found at the loot oil Willie ls-
ave- in the Harlem River, on Monday, was }eSter-
dav identified that of belmont b0ylahd' iorlnct
is a Waterman in the employ Of Drake. Dwight ~
Co. The last time Boyland was seen ailNe was " "d
Jane D when he fell overheard from boa, ana
was drowned His parents ana wlle I'VE IN M "ntI-
cello, Sullivan County. He was Twenty-Five years
of age.
rvcrp.rov or TIE "u,Y blossom" CHILDREN.
Charles T.. Loew, president of the from steam
boat Company, has invited the children oil Ino
"Mav blossom" company, from the Ma1sOn square
Theatre to an excursion TO COney lslhuu p-ldS.
Plper * Co.. the caterers Of the Iron SteamDO1t
Company, have gratultousy agreed 70 Iufnlen 1ne
lunch for the party. The excursion will be under
the supervision of George Ketcham, superintendent
of the Iron Steamboat Company, who has promised
ample enjoyment for the little ones on the Island.
PROGRESS OF THE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE:
The great girder which is to sustain the roof OF
the new Real Estate Exchange was delivered yes
tpfday, II is forty-fv feet long live feet hlgh,
weirls twenty tons cost $3.50 and is intended to
stand a strain of $50 tons. It VIII carry the Whoe
of thc western wall of the Marquand Building IN
Ilberty-st. he process of liking the glrder IN us
place involves tie propplng mp or one-hah on tno
buildiug IN the while the walls are denoIIshcd
a work of some difficulty a. the present supports
have to be Withdrawn on three SIDES; ne arcnI,
tect, Mr.. Hatch, maintains that the Exchange Will
be finished by November |.
COMMISSIONERS AFTER THE ANCHOR LINE.
ba ISsi Emigration
odoptcd a resolution by Commissioner Stephenson
m he onact thot the Secretary of state should be
officially informed of the refusal of the Anchor
Line to return emIgrants who, In the opinion OF
the Board, were not able to earn hyeHhood also
requesting instruction, whether the United States
District Attorney in Ncw-IOrk should not act IA
counsel for the Board of Commissioners OF Emigra-
ton IN arising out OF the Act Oh congress re-
pardiuC emigration. letter from Henderson Bros,
agents of the Anchor Line, denying any intention
t6 violate the laws to emigration, was ordered
filed without debate.
THE INTELLIGENCE OFFICE INQUIRY
The investigation of the charges against Mrs.
Gertrude Hermann, the keeper Of the intelligence
house at No Ill East Iwefth-st;, was continued
Yesterday before Chief Clerk Walsh In the Mayors
Office Miss Mmna KOerber testified to an ouer,
said to have been made to her by Mrs. Hermann,
by which she to receive $40 for giving testl-
mony in Mrs. Iiermann's favor The testninony re-
| lated to "A conversation regarding Mrs OConnor'
| Who makes the complaints. Miss Jennie llueslcr,
German servant testified that she obtained through
| Mrs. Hermann position with man. VINO TOOK her
and othe girls to AspInwal under the pretense OF
wanting servants and tried to induce them to enter
| house of il-repuc.
WHERE A CHILD'S MEMORY WAS USEFUL.
Through a'cOal hole in the sidewalk at No Us
| West TYelfth-st.. burglars on Tuesday night en-
| tered the house of samuel Kerr JanltOr OF the
| Lenox Library. KerI's family IS IN the country
| / he men remained in the cellar during the night
| and on Wednesday ransacked the house, collecting
| propcrty valued at $500. Opening the front door
| thcv c0olly loaded it on a track and drove away.
| A little girl noticed the truck standing III tho
street and being struck 10y the bright yellow letters
| paiutcd on it, she committed them 10 memory. lie
| ward detectives thus got ciew which led TO the
| recovery of all the property from the Rochester
Hotel. in Beecker-st., where II had been taken.
| The burglars have not been arGcstcdyct.
A BOARDER CAUGHT N PETTY TIEFTs.
| c. Warren Rowlcy. who arrested by detect
| with petty thefts at the clearinghouse of Mrs
| Fanny Mcclellan. at No. 30 West Interchangeable
| 81 was ariaigncd in the jefferson Market Police
Cont Yesterday and held in 5000 bail on the COM
! plant of Miss Roberts. from whom he Iad stolen
some art iclrs at Mrs Met ellans boarding mousse
| and Brooks RrothdIs a Co, the clOthi,rs kowley
! i said to come from wcll-kuOwn family IN tlud-
| son y Y Il r. not known that he has before been
entity of any serious offences against the law, Odt
hc +. fused to make statement IN court except
! that hc was not guilty. Tho manner III when he
! lie had been melancholy bOard'r at Mrs. McCiel-
| lau's and forgot once or twice 10 pay ms week :
! board. Suddenly called from the city on pressing
business he disappeared Tor several days. shadow
of d ghost. however, was de ected IN the house at
unht by the landlady aud Miss Roberts bOarder,
and when they. together with Detective Price,
bounced upon the ghost 1t was RoWley.