New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-17
& Co, Nos s45 and SAT Broadway, K somerVilio

acting as auctioneer.
ASKING FOR ANoTHFR FERRY r,
Twelve ISTooklyn citizens asked Mayor Edison
Yesterday TO sign tho ordinance provldlng IoI .no
establishment Of ferry between las, FAST o;T That
thirdst. and Broadway Bro3kyn nney I ha con-.
the ferry was needed. and that IL wou'u po Il" WI
venience TO the residents OF 0oth cltles
THE MoRDAUNTs IN COURT AGAIN.
FANNY Mordaunt of the New-YOrk Hotel, IN ING
Essex Market Police Cow. Of o fce East Four
teenth ST. her former husband, win assam! anI ~
terry. She declined to press the Complaint nv"
ever and the case was dismissed
PLANS FOR A NEW CATHOLIC CHURCH.
The Rev J. NJ Brophy, pastor OF the chuIcaa, "a
the Sacred Heart Roman Cathollcl yes,et1ay n nth
plans for church building TO T;nth and Tenth
syes. at cost of 800, 900. The building VIII be
constructed of stone and brick, ana VIII oo WV
stories in height.
Tba fourteenth anniversary of the Emmanue,i,
Baptist Church. in Suiolk-st near rs Rev
be celebrated on SUNDAY inc b PaS morning H Dr.
Thomas Armitage and the Rev, Messrs john
Humpstone George H. Andrews and ). ., b d.n he
will speak in the afternoon. There VIII ai'o O'
evening exercises.
OPENING A CHURCH FAIR c,h
A fair was opcned in the basement oil the thnrttn
of ST. Vincent de Paul in Nest We encra Albert
/ cfaivrc made an address in French. ana J1uPe
German made one English: Inc hail III VII, wntGn
the fair is held is tastefully lifted up; has nootns
oronnd ite sides and n rustic arbor where l0"ers
are Sold Each booth is fitted mp il different ndh
color and the ladies wear the coiorS ol 'i'o" ''''
CHARGED WITH BIGAMY.
lana T. pooIcv i'm the jefferson Market POiice
Conrt Yesterday, was charged with blganN oy
Alexander Searlcs a cOlored restaurahI-kcoPer ~
No. 1876 Charto n-st who Sc Ier MARRIAGE
TO Louis A. Bagey, waiter, was $50 olerea. "1 f
acknowledged both marriages but st,eIhPhte ~ left
iustfy the latter on the ground tnat When sno 'i'
Searies both signed document of separation.
opr,r<I>c MONEY UNDER FALSE PRETfNCEs.
Edward NJ. Walensten, who says tnat ne - "n
English professor, was indlcted yestcluddy Varl
Mug of No 33l West Fifteenih-st. she cOmp!aln
that lie obi aimed $3.50 from her by representing
that he had So 600 on deposit with Brown Brotners;
that he was about to be successful IN law sun on
England through which he would obtain $60ooo,
and that his income was 500 month lie was
held for trial.
A CHIN NMANS USE or WEAPONS. .
Michael O'C onnOr accompanied by Officer Nugent,
of the Twenty -secOnd Precinct went to the Iauh9ry
of Sing Lung, at No. S23 Sixth-aye, on Iuesdav
night, 10 get some clothing. sing Lung, ~ ID
said, assaulted Nugent with al IRON ano Win q
cleavcr but finally he was overcome ny the use pl
the club. Sing Lung declared however thst me
officer began the assault: ne ana MS assiS'"n''
Wing See, were held in 5000 bail.
ROTH LEGS CRUSHED UNDtRA CAR.
About twenty men and boys who were riding on
the platforms of two freight cars drawn ny IouI
horses through the FOurh-ave. tunnel at noon yes
terday. were frightened by Roundsman DeeVts vi
the twenty first precinct, who ran tOWalu lIeiil
from the platforms Henry KoehIer age fourteen, OF
No 147 East Seventy-third-st., was pushed under
the forward trucks of the rear car B0th ms legS
were broken and bruised badly. but az the beleNuc
Hospital it was thought that lie would recover
BROOKLYN.
Acting Mayor Oena refused yesterday to marry
an Italian couple because the Would-Do oIh'c WIS
too young. She was fourteen.
Martin G. c. IIoltz, age four, of No % Myrtle
ave died Yesterday from burns received on Mon
day by accidentally falling into a tuD oil scaiulhs
water.
The Industrial Home and School Association OF
the Eastern District is holding succeSstui IaII
raise money to enlarge and improve It's building III
South Thrd-st
Patrick Mclean, a propcrty-owner IN lork-St''
near Adams-st procured an injunction yesterday
iBruf) Elevated Railroad Company from building
lis structure the street in front OF his house ana
lot Other inunctions are to be procured. MIS-.
lllsjngcr of No 90 YoTk-st., tried to prevent the
cOmpanys men from taking mp iagst"ne III 'front.'
of her house yesterday by standing upon 1t.
Tho bench and bar of Brooklyn met yesterday
and took action in regard 10 the death OF John G.
Perry tho new Chief Justice of wyoming IeItr-
| tory who was stricken with apOplcXy on Monday
and died in hours. Speeches were made by Judge
REYNOLDS General Tracy, Corporation counsel lay
| lOr Charles j. Patterson, NJ. l.. Towns, NJ d. Wll-
! bur and Henderson Benedict, and resolutions were
| adonted The funeral took place in the afternoon
| at MIR. Perry home. No. 46G WashlngtoH-aVe e., the
| services being conducted by the Rev. /; Is. Ne
| Leod. Many prominent judges, lawyers and pu1Ic
! men were present. Tho burial Will be NJ Middle
| town to-day. The flags on the public buildings
were at halt-mast.