New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-20
GITHERED ABOTT THE TOWN.

Wilbur s futile OF No. 10 Bufalo-aVe.. has
been appointed by Justice Goodrich guardian Of
his daughter Madeline Carney. who wants to sue
her husband, John Carney, for limited divorce
on the ground Of abandonment
The will Of Iysandcr Whilcomb. filed yesterday.
lives s2c co.. 10 grandchildren. Mr. Nhiteomh "l"d
recently at No. " Inion-ase.
The Cudahy Packing Company Yesterday OBJ
tanned from Justice Goodrich an attachment for
,,7s for goods sold and delivered 10 \. :. Rose
Co. a New-Orsans house
Justice Osborne OF the supreme Court has Is
sued a decree OF absolute divorce 10 Helen r..
Berard from Walter NJ. Berard
Justice Goodrich YESTERDAY gave 10y default
motion for alimony and counsel fee IN the SUIT OF
Johanna Setz for limited divorce from Eugene
Seitz an eniploye OF the Crescent cum. MIS-
setrz saws her husband has threatened to shoot
ner and has beaten her about The head ana BODY
NTH Indian CLUB
Willie Keegan. ten years old. and jacob hosNey'
eight years old. who were arrested Tor the shoot-
ing OF James Smith Tuesday. were arralghed
before Justice Tighe yesterday morning. ana dls-
,harged The BOYS were playing at bold burglars
ana Grave policemen when the shooting occurred
The Hotel Tammdny. on the BouleNard 'Ohey
Island. is still I'm a state Of siege. as the Park De
psrtrnent keeps a special policeman on duty there
instructed 10 arrest all persons who drive across
The sidewalk Since Monday dozen persons have
been arrested.
The three scuttle Thieves. lanes Smith. James
Mitchell and Michael I.nde who were arraigned
before Justice Tghe yesterday, were held for the
Grand Jury They identified by more than q
dozen who had them about their
houses on the day that they were arrested.
Justice Steers has written a letter TO Police Com
missioner Wees requesting that additional men
be detailed 20 the Flajbush Court. 1t is said that
two hundred warrants lodged In the chief clerks
desk some OF which were sworn three months
f..lr nff.. h.xra
been served. Inspector Clayton, who was detailed
10 investigate the matter. found the state OF affairs
exsctlv as described by Justice Steers. Yesterday
The Iusfice received permission from the Police De-
nsrimeDt 10 call for assistance upon the captain OF
any ,necinct in which warrant l. TO be served II
is said however that this assistance Will he OF little
avail and. as a consequence the "hees OF justice
n that court BADLY cogged
There will 10 a meeting OF the presidents OF the
different banks and trust companies at the Con-
,roller's ONCE Friday morning. Tor Inc purpose
~ deciding as 10 the amounts which the various
Institutions shah take OF the 2VO"o OF TAX ceru"
Gates which are 10 be issued on August %. city
Treasurer TAYLOR said yesterday That there was
m doubt that the loan would be taken The un-
.o,,sc,ed ,a,es OF 1895 amount TO about 10000.
Jim Han the pugilist. who was arrested al the
Academy OF Music last week upon complaint OF
Garrett Katon. charged under the hotel act with
aefrauding Katon out OF hotel bill amounting 10
sils was arraigned before Justice Nostrand yes
'erdsy morning at the Coney Island Police Court.
Kston did appear and Justice Nosirand dis
charged the prisoner.
The steam tugs Restless and Glen Iris. which
recently ubelled to satisfy bills amounting TO
1880 for supplies. repairs and wages, were sold
yesterday BY the United States Marshal. Solomon