New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-01-04

PatroImcn William H. Hartigan and
Charles Oehcr, of the Fort Hamilton police
station, Brooklyn. used their nghtsticks on q
man who told them where there was a
gambling house. and have begun sentences
OF thirty days each in the workhousc.
b. f. Keith's Palace Theatre has given a
special performance for wounded soldiers.
Marshal .offre is sixty-seven years old to-
day. His birthday will be observed to-morro. y
at st. Marks ln-the- Bouweric.
Members of the Manufacturers Aircraft
Association Will discuss "The Future of Aero
nautlcs in America at Il dinner at the
Waldorf Tuesday.
irol essor Theodore jones Is to make a snc-
cad study OF peace conference discussions in
his course on "Nationalities and the War at
New York University
Forest Hills Queens. Is going to invest
9ioV,ooo IN new community house.
Sarah Greenspan Cohen and Ida Orlcg
Cohcr shook hands in the Iombs police
wing Cohen had been held Tor the grand
jury on a charge Of bgamy. He asserted as
he was being led to the 'fombs that he could
not be held as a bigamst because he vas an
alien.
Peter O'Day. a motorman on the New
nose by hitting a string of empty milk
with his locomotive at 4 crosso3er east of
New Rochelle.
A Pennsylvania express hit a fve-ton
motor truck at Camden. n. j., killing Sam
uel NELL, the truck driver.
Thirty families were driven from their
left building at Lafayette and Throop ave
nues. Brooklyn, with a loss of $4,000
Helen Mskowski a victim of the cxplo-
son of tank car filed with gaso!ene, IS
dead at Bayonne Hospital.
Fire caused $4,000 damage in the three
story, block square plant OF the Barrett
M Mar, Company, At smith and Per-
houses in the vicinity for time.
Three evening courses in Chinese have
been arranged by the department of extern
sion teaching of Columbia University and
given in English by \. NJ. Chen and ad-
mnistcred temporarily by Professor !. D.
Prince, head of the Slavonic department.
Police Commissioner Enright called all his
Inspectors to Headquarters yesterday and
had them adopt New Years resolutions that
.hey would enforce the law.
constructor biz enough TO as a home
ward-bound pennant il roned out flat. ac-
ccrding to a naval officer recently returned
from overseas service.
George Foster. retired hotelkcepor. was
found dead the result OF bullet wound
a his home. 661 Greenwich Street. A re-
volvcr was clutched in his hand His wife
could give reason for his act.
Daniel Brennan, policeman, criticised
the job that Louis LaN, Il plumber WAS
doing on a boiler III Brennans home at
1911 Overine Street. The Bronx and is in
Fordham Hospital with possible fracture
of the skull. Lax who is alleged to have
hit him with a pair OF pliers, was held in
the West Farms police court 10 await the
result of Brennans injuries.
Harry Perkins thirty-four a lawyer. who
has lived for the last three months Mt 1910
Broadway. found dead in his bed
There was II 3S.caiibre revolver in his hand
and q bullet wound in his right temple
Perkins, fnmily is said 10 live in New Ro-
chelle. N. Y
Justice Victor j. Bowling. who was re-
elected in Novcnhar 80 n fourteor-year term,
on the supreme Court bench has been re-.
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