New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-21
NEW-YORK CITY.


A Constant Readsr, Northumberland Is.
Knevals Is the superintendent.
The ST. Mary's Lodging House has boon removed
to No. 143 West Fourteenth-st
The body of drowned man about twenty-five
wears Old was feund 10 the North River Oft Twenty
sixJh-st. yesterday ,
Thomas Fennell, oh arged with causing the death
of William j. Masterson, was admitted TO 6alI III
| So, 600 yesterday in tho Jefferson Market Nouib
his employer becoming his bondsman.
HURT IN AQUEpUCr SHAFT 40. 20.
Timothy Harrigan, laborer employed IN smart
No 2Oof the new Aquedne mad nus ett aes rngf on
Wednesday By a similar accident in tho same
shaft, George Smith had his left ankle broken yes
tcrday.
PAUL BoYroN's BROTHER POR PARLIAMENT.
NJ. p Boyton, brother of Captain Paul Boy
ton of this city, and an ex-suspect from ki,malpi
to contest the Kings County as Parliamentary
candidate at the coming general election
MERRITT AND MISS HOpGSON MARRIED.
dispatcn was received yesterday by Inspector
Steers at Police Headquarters from Richard A.
Merritt, the young gardener who eloped from New
port with Miss Louisa Hodgson. II Is dated at
s as4 nab Rev p ~ RsStmeySr at Tamans
n Y. K. A. Merritt"
mNALLY HELD FOR ACTION DY THE GRAND jury.
An. inquest IN the case OF jacob Engel inc
butcher who was killed in Eleventh-aye, was
held yesterday. The jnrys YER iict was that hngei
came to his death by fracture Of the skull; from
a fall, the result of blow at the hands of Philip
McNaliv McNally was committed TO await the
action of the Grand Jury.
OFFICERS OF AN EXCHANGE CHOSEN.
The following officers OF the Importers ana
Grocers' Exchange elected yesterday PTosl-
dent Henry r. Hitch; vice-presldent. Thomas /.
Barr; treasurer, Samuel &. Burdck trustees to
serve for three years, Benjamin q. Arnold, OsgoOd
Welsh. James g. Russell, Henry Hentz and Thomas
/. Barr trustee TO serve on7 year, Everett
Frazar.
PUNISHED FOR HIGHWAY ROBBERY.
Thomas Kerrigan and Charles Hubbard pleaded
guilty yesterday in the Court Of General SESSIONS
to robbery in the third degree They mct Michael
Battle, stranger who was staying at the Bowerv
Hotel at an early hour on August 2. IN Elizabeth
st nea- Honstoi /, aud Knocked him down and
rsbbed him Of 1929. kerrlgaD was sentenced to
1--WE years ana hubbard 20 SIX years III the state
Prison.
LIVERPOOL INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION
Secretary Bayard has sent to the New-iork
Chamber OF Commerce The copy Of note recently
received at tho state Department from Mr.. West,
the Brltish Minister. The note requests secretary
BayaTd TO call tic attention or the various pup,ic
departments and bodies to the International tx
hihition of navigation, travelling, commerce and
manufactures. WI ch IS TO be held at Liverpool IN
| 1886 In the case of exhibits from distant
countries, the date when applications for space
must be sent in will be extended beyond AoVem-
| Der /. 1855.
| HAWKINS AND RuNYON SET FRYE.
George D. Hawkins and Eugene kunyOn, who
were arrested on Wednesday charged With swind-
ling II. w. Winans, of Shakan. y. y. out OF $3.50,
were taken 10 the lombs Police Court by Detective
| Sergeant Heidelberg yesterday. IL appeared that
| Winans had paid the money 10 the men that he
! might become associated with item IN the Hojel
aud 1rayellers' Exchange. as partner IN the con-
cern and c2ueed their arrest on discovering that ~
was not successful enterprise. Justice Power
| decided that the compainant'soniy remedy was to
| bring civil suit for the sum that he paid and DIS
| charged the accused men.
LYsTER HkLD FOR EXAMINATION.
! Frederick 4. Lyster, the electrician, who was
arrested by Central Office detectives Wednesday
| for attempting, by means of "a forged order puf-
porting TO have been sent by his wife from ing
land, 10 secure property belonging TO her worth
ylrah no IN LHrf Ffn nj FIQH q IA "a
stored with the Lincoln safe Deposit Company,
was taken TO the Jefferson Market Police Court
yesterday, His wife. from whom he has been
plant against hm was lnsde by John H. Van
Wormer, manager OF the Safe Deposit Company
bail for exsmln alton to-day
BROOKLYN.
James Doyle, who brutally kicked his wife In the
abdomen on Wednesday night was arraigned before
Justice Massey yesterday and held without bail 20 await
the result OF tho wifes Injuries She In the Long
Island College Hospital In a critical condition.
Cornelius j. Kelly. a South Brooklyn lawyer,
charged with vsgrancy yesterday by Joseph CaEpbe
own recognzauce 10 appear for examination on Monday
The examination IN the Of Robert Gourlay, John
Lawlor and Patrick German who were charged by tho
Coroners jury Wednesday with causing tho death Il
Mrs Ann McAulIhe. was adjourned 10 1890 a. m. on
Monday at the request OF the counsel for the prisoners
Thomas White and his wife Sarah, who possessed
OF the Idea that they are bswtched were committed TO
the Asylum yesterday by Judge Clement las mnsucs.
They are the persons who kept their dead child In
i rooms until decomposition set in.
petition Of oxford Club signed yesterday by
Judge Pratt ao wing the oxford Club To mortgage It's
club house at iafayctteaye and Oxfordst for $4,000
he money, which has been raised among the menbers
Is be used for the purpose Of building extension
| TO the clubhouse.
Anthony Lacey and Patrick Roche. two worknen on
the Hall OF Records. injured by the falling OF
scafoding the side TO the Court House yeste
day. The former hurt seriously. The wOrkIuen
about the building were free IA their expressions Of
Jpnion TO the unsafe nature Of tho scaEslding,
which is OF new kind. The poles which support the
platform are patched at intervals 70 hold iron foot
blocks which rost the twOnch Oss that sustain tho
platform These foot blocks properly braced.
and when strain Ia put on them they give way. The
scatolding last week, but fortunately
on 1t at the time.
NEWS From THE SUBURBS.
TWO sWINDLING SCHEMES IN PATERSON.