New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-26

Dobbs, Ferry. Chauncey ". Town, Mrs Hatfcn nS
lawyer, said TO TRIRuNF reporter that theto nn
been improvements made upon the ne pLoPcr3 ,t tbo
no1ev had been paid with the exception OF apout
81 800. Pinkcrton's Detective Agency has taken
charge Of the search for Mr.. Hatch
HELD ron SAVAGE ASSAULT.
Michael Norton ago nnatecn OF No. Oh rus .NSo
Eleventh st. and Hugh T. Met rOssnn, age hih'-
i.cn Of No So East Eloycnth-ft., before JmHiiiCo
OReilly, yes crday at the Essex Market nUi i'
Court Wero charged with violently afmuli,uE
Christian SchenScr In hs lager beer shop go 80 90
East feminist on 1hursday night, beating h!'I nn
lie face with their clcuched fists. Knocking nm
down. and Kicking him on the body until ne WI
rendered almost insensblr. The accused were nolu
for trlnl in default of ~ 600 bail each'
"cotoSrrb GOSHEN CArsFs woSpFh 10
"Coloncr Goshcn tho well known giant, Wnp
once delighted the patrons Of l'arnu'n nn1 = hoW
n Ieracy FARMER slfoed inloa Broadway barrier,
ahop yesterday TO get shaved. crowd 3i slnan
boya followed him 60 tho shop aud stool stallnE
in nwoafrncl wonder NJ the doorway through
which tho "Coolors" huge form had olH-
appeared A crowd wna Hoou collected lna, ". ",
oultcd two policemen todispof7e, Wh", tho 9ioWu
Vas cone Tho Colonel" renppenrod ma was
caught up by Broadway omnibus ana whii''u
away,
coNCrHNISd coat rRoprcti4N ~ AtduhL ~
The anthracite coal companies have lakeii no nc
tion nbOut II suspension of mining ~ August ~ ~
moi probable TINT they will do ~ before the 'hl OF
the 30 ent month. An oilceT OF one oi w" S coa
companies said yesterday; The movement OF coz coz
this week has been far but not so Tree ~ 10
full production for the rest of the year. we WISH
10 see what the demand has been eIter week
work before we come TO n decision. Inc western
trade is good, but In the East the demand mas NOT
been brisk"
BFNCHES IN THE CITY HALL PARK. n.
The Park Commissioners have oNerrulGd ! toSl-
dent Viele's action IN removing the benches from
the CITY Hall Park and directed that others Dc
placed in the Park The majority OF the oeucnt5
viii be placed around tho dry fountain IN lToni OF
the CITY Hall and the walks in the viclnl'y' us
part Of the City Hall Park is well lighted ana me
occupants of the benches are always under the sur
vcIancc Of the police a limited number OF
benches are to bc placed IN the park IN thc rear Oh
the CIV Hall for tho accommodation OF women
and children. These will be for the most part III
the cascrly side of the park, facing the brooklyn
Bridge.
OrTENDOEFERs LIGHT SFSTESCF.
Frank Ottendorfer, who obtained TJO from
Julius IIau,mau of No. I FOurh-aye., on July .,
representing that he was relative OF Oswald "
tendorfer was arraigued for sentence YESTERDAY De
fore Recorder Smyth. The jury when convicted
Ottendurfcr made strong rccpmueuda'loh 10 VIC
mercy of the Court. The Recorder. m delivering
the sentence said that hc was convinced that "
teudorler had been he tool OF others lie shoiiu
have continued az the honest work of plot. Inc
lowest penalty for the crime OF winch the pil'"htI
was cony ctcd was V0 years imprisonment ihc
Recorder said that hc would not send the prNoHri
TO inc state Prison but would sentence him 70 TWO
wears in the Pcniteutiarv and would recommend
tho Governor to reduce the term.