New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-22
GATHERED ABOuT THE TOWN.

The figures of the assessment rolls VIII be maze pup
DO to-day. Last year the total OF assessed valuations
was 34071 ,l35, an increase Of S2-'@9o'J4 over uc
amount for the year before.
Bridge locomotive got of the track yesterday,
and caused delay Of fifteen minutes III travel
The Ancient Order of Foresters will hold its eighth
annual picnic and games at Ridgewood ParR 01hoFTo"
and Thursday.
W. j. wilcox young man well known in uptown
society who is accused of stealing valuablcs from
trunks belonging TO Amos J. Walker, CT NO 90
Lafsy ete-ave., waived examination before tolcc Jus
ticc Kcnna yesterday and was held for the acuon OF
the Grand Jury. lie was remanded to Raymond
Street Jail.
Nicola Trezza. who murdered Alexander savano on
Easter SUNDAY was have been put 10 death by cleo
trcity this week. but appeal TO the General Term
postpones his execution
fund Of SO 900 Is being raised to erect bronze
tablet in memory Of what the members OF the l4t'
Regiment did on Culps Hill, Gettysburg with suit
able inscription. go
James Culbert. who fell from window at No. III
prospcct-st on saturday morning and broke his SKULL
arm and leg died yesterday at the Homeopathic HOS
pital
Nothing was learned yesterday regarding Frank d.
Ward of No, 342 TompAns ave, who has bccA missing
since June o. on that day he left the ONCE OF the
Brooklyn City Railroad Company. where he was ON
ploved as one Of the receivers Of money from
conductors, TO visit his vic al NcWpurR y P'''"'N
detective Is looking for him
Judge Cullen in the Supreme Court, yesterday con
tnucd the Injunction restraining G. Herbert Newton
from interfering with the lands leased by the Bio'h
lyn Gun Club at emhiOTn, l. J.
Mrs Esther McFarlane IS suing Robert Nclarlaue
for absolute divorce. City Judge osborne YESTERDAY
Granted her S1oO counsel fees and $40 week amoll
McFarlane is the boilenaker on the rcyc'vhs .n j
Vermont. The couple were married N l7'' -"
plaintlG says she and her three children were aDa'
doned on Nav l. 1855, and that three months ago
she learned that her husband was married to Mar!
Essip
Richard Reichert. who is charged with a'sauitns
It -. 4
bail in 81 900 yesterday before Police Justice h"hn"
The boy is recovering
The General Term Of the Supreme Court veteran
handed down a decision sustaining the Judgment W
Judge Dykman that the complaint against tle ~
Iantc Avenue Railroad Company for not running car
durug the strike Of last year was not Suihcleh cause
for the forfeiture Of the chatter The acton wa
brought by the Attorney General on petition 81 inc
labor organizations
Licenses have been issued for 1889 dog, and 737
have been taken 10 the pound, Of whom sixty we"
redeemed and the rest destroyed
The coroncrs jury in the case II Patrick LahdIl-an
~ No 47G sixth st.. who killed on July . IN a
onarrel with Philip Cavauaugh by being kn0'hed
aroInst table rendered a verdict last night II iu>
fidable homicide a. il was shown that CaVauhugl
killed Londrigan in seltde'c"ce. 'aVoN"usn N"' "'
ready been held Tor the Grand Jury.
A dispute about tw0foo rule was participated III
LAD night by salvatore Eueando. Salvatore Lines am
Antonio savage all Of whom live at No. 30 ADAMS
s. Finally BrigandO seized a sh'Nci ana 'Vu'
savargo a vicious blow upon thc hc'" H'''4' IL" ~"
ing his skull and INJECTING severe 5 aIP "ouhu'
The injured man conveyed % the brooklyn Hos
pital Aud his assailant arrested. In the melee
Idca Lines Mary Lines and Antonio Cas,art, all OF
the same house received slight scalp wounds.
Judge Bartlett. in the supreme Court. Yesterday &c
:dcd the case Of Charles Wills against Perm III.
summer, involving the title 70 12j acres OF ANA nj
Riverhead, L. l. The case was peculiar IN the 'pH'
ting I'D OF the land. There was no dispute about one
fnifd. Another third restored % the plaintiff Oh
the ground Of having been decided In trust ad one
third which he claimed because the land given IN com
pcusati0n was represented the couit ri"''" ~
restore. because he had chance y know what INC
land wa, beforehand. BENJAMIN 6. Eloas, WHO had
Lought the property from the dcfcadant'' lost j..
! Interest. because the judge thought 10 man WouN
Lave bona-Gde tltlc - property and kn"" so lit'
| &C bc did Of what ne bought or how much he PAID
! or II.
While blazing about a bonfire nra: her home "s
| cvcuin- Ethel Howard. age SIX, Cf 40. l1J summit
st.. was badly burned about the face, arms neck ana
| lack by hcr clothing taking fro. she Wa' taken
| h,ac and was attended by Or. Henderson, who re
| port I'd that she seriously injured.