New-York tribune., 1884-10-13
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stone nn which - painted the naihps ~ 'hp ""'''"'
yarIeiies of npolsnn sold within
Edward H. udd Was held ~ 'ellSrs"'' m"nno' hno'
dred dollars from j a, Smith ~ oo"S Wy ""'
was employed.
TIRE CITY or ROME. ~
The Anchor Line steamer City Of Rome from W" W"
York arrived of Brow Head at midnight as' h'pn,
making the passage III seven days. o'o h''' ~
forty minutes.
TRYING To DROWN HIMSELF
Christian SchOnbrucker Dane, age IortN'
iumped from Pier into the East Rlver. lie wa
rescued and locked up in the First Precinct station
house. lie complained of poverty ana lnaDinty u
get work
HURT IN A CARRIAGE ACCIDENT
w. II. Bromley and his wife of No. 1O1 lndia-s, a.
Grecnpont were driving through East fo1tN 1 III
st. yesterday afternoon. The carriage broke down N
and Mrs. Bromley had three OF her rips anu hei
right leg broken. She was taken home.
MISS MARY HOYT's REQUEST. ~,
In the Yorkvillc Police Court Yesterday MISS
Mary Irene loyt was granted new hearihe. Hne
insisted her lawyer SAID, that she was not lnto1
Gated at the time of her arrest on thursday anu ue
sircs to be relieved from the disgrace which She
felt at the fine imposed upon her.
TIE LONG BRANCH RAILROAD TIMETABLE
The new fall timetable of the New-York and
Long Branch Railroad Company goes INTO ciiecl 10
day. here are several changes in the time Oh run
ming trans which will be observed by rereren[e ne ~
IN SEVEN DAYS AND ONE HOUR.
The Cunard steamer Aurania which reached ,his
port yesterday, made the trip from LlVeIpooi u,
DAYS 81 minutes averaging 400 miles day. and
beating the Arizona of the Gulon Line, whch came
in days hours and so minutes, and the Aus,Ia, q
of the Anchor line, when was days, hours anu z
minutes in making the passage.
DAMAGED IN A GALE.
The Italian Ibark Emmanuel Captain IloItonr, Dr.
ella, late Captain Sano, arrived YESTERDAY; 20 40
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tenber I3. in latitude $50. 4O' longitude j2" 81,
gale from the south-south west set III, lasting i've
the bark was struck SS Sann anS
seaman, injured several others, and stove IN the
bulwarks. The ship lost some of her sails and sus
tanned other injuries.
NOT rLErIvG FROM CREDITORS.
II was stated III the city papers yesterday thar
the members of the suspended firm OF Scnhenef
and Pfeiiler disappeared after executing D,li oi
sale to Leopold Mayer to secure him for his claim
Both of these gentlemen were at their homes IN
Brooklyn and denied any intention OF trying 10
escape from their creditors. Mr.. Pfeifer SAID that
their liabilities would aggregate ABOUT olV,oVoi
preferences, $1,000.
RoBBING A MoUoR-sELLER.
Maurice Higgins, who keeps, a liquor store at
Third-st. and Seventh-ave., while in hquor store
at Twcnty-seventh-st and Seyentn-ave,, 1ell III
with William &. Mckenna, who called himself a
specuator IRON Philadelphia. Mckenna was ar;
rested by the police who suspected that nc hau
committed a burglary at clothing store. he was
not guilty OF that crime, aud then was held 10 an
swer for having picked Hgginss pocket OF ABOUT as
500 McKenna Is identified by the police as
"Dicky Duffy, and IL is sand was member oi
"Dutch Herman's gang" III Tenth-ave some years
ago.
RIVALS IN LOVE.
Roderick Waters, an Irish sailor, and Michael
Hannah, q Hebrew cabInet-makcr, have for
months past been paying attentions to a young
.Jewess who lives in RivinglOn-st near SuifOlk-s
She encouraged both suItors, it Is said but ar
ranged their visiting hours 80 that neither was
aware OF the existence OF a rival But on saturday
night they came face to face Waters on learning
of he object of lianmans visit became inllous,
and producing sheath knife, chased his rival about
the reefs He was locked up, ana yesterday IN
the TOmbs Police Court was committed f0r irlal.
CHARGED WITH ABDUCIiNG HIS COUSIN
At the lombs PoIct Court lcSter ay James
Roll, the owner of II saw mil at Mariners HarD"f,
arraigned on a warrant procured by Mrs. Mary i.
Long, OF No. 206 East seventy yelGhth-'t., who
charged him with having abducted nei daughter,
by "A previous marriage Elizabeth WoOdrun, age
seventeen. Is failuic t. Oney writ OF habeas
us III september when she brought cvl SUIT iot
$4,000 damages for the loss of her daughter
services, is made part of the complaint he accuse Il
man a OF the glr, and says that lie took
her from her mothers nome because OF her step
lalher's conduct toward heT. Justice Duny sent
Roll to prison IN default of 5000 bail.
BIDS FOR WORK on HE AQCEDUCT.
The Aqueduct Commissioners will on Wednes-
day next IeceIve from the Department of Public
Works the p ans and specifications for tLe work on
the proposed new aqueduct from the mort herly
limit of the city to the CrOton Lake. The COmins-
sloncrs Of Appraisal for Tins portion of the work
were appointed on Saturday by Judge Drclman, at
White Plans. They will at once proceed 10 con-
demn the property along the ilne OF the aqucduct
needed for The work and appralse ITS value. Pro-
posas for bids for tne work 10 he done OH the new
aqueduct from Harlem River TO the nortncrly .lnc
of the city. known sections and Is. are now
being advertised IN lHr rIBUNE The bids will
be opened bv the Aqncduct Commissioners at 3
p. III. on wednesday, October 20. Until then bids
will be received.
BROOKLYN.
George Merritt age thirty-seven. Of No. III Mil
tou-st who suffered severely from dyspepsia for
several years .Ilcd to end his life yesterday morn